U. S. Would Remain World’s Banker
Washington May 10 The United States plans to retain dominance in international finance during and after the war. Key aims include strengthening American money markets to support government bonds, stabilizing business conditions via an International Pairhawing Board, and expanding the Federal Reserve system with more trusted non member banks. Policy envisions financing Entente efforts and sustaining prosperity while money markets stay under government influence, with possible Cuban loan arrangements.
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Washington
United States
Eensetuplutd Tnternational Parehawing Board
Addiiton
Federal Reserve System
Ity Stites
Britain
America
One
France
Bonis
Pacifc Securities
Cuba
Little Republic
Tate Pat
Two Women Shot as Spies by the Germans in World War I
Geneva reports two women, Madame Pfeister and her 22 year old daughter, were executed as spies by German forces near Mullhouse After confessing to sending letters to Switzerland they were shot and described by La Suisse and other sources The events echo the fate of Edith Cavell and are linked to German wartime actions in Brussels October 1915.
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Geneva
Mases
Parikh
Sulsee
Peiuts
Marne
Wiss
Edith Cavell
Crussels
Madame Pfeister
Switzerland
Saya la Suisse
Mullwuses
Fragmentary Political Commentary From An Era
Readers are urged to note the fragmentary political letter criticizing republican factionalism and clashing claims. The text references inquiries, claims of compliance, and stalled responses, with mentions of a weekly front of a column and a referenced figure named Hale.
Fragmented OCR note hints at hearings and names
Readable segments mention a judge, party, and multiple names in a legal or court context. The text appears as garbled OCR from a May filing, with fragmented phrases about a hearing, addresses, and potential parties.
Woes Arrange Split Day in Court Over Wives and Children
In Chicago on May 28, Adam Hroutdetwsa faced the court with his two wives and ten children. The judge ordered support arrangements among the wives, directing payments and envelopes to deliver $58 weekly. The court case involved multiple spouses and custody issues and included a plan for distributing funds from an estate.
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Chicago
Adam
Toland
Cleweanls
Weats Shoes Bid New Tidianspalls Tri May 2
Fragmentary report describes arrivals and events in a coastal town with references to Colonel, Key table padlocks, and bed wheel skate. Details are obscured by garbled OCR but suggest a local scene with names and actions in a single day.
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Jiplin
Mancheser May 90 Congress Candidate Report
In Manchester May 90 a district election shows candidates including Abelain Conseemnian Cyras and Sulivan. The tally mentions 1,240 votes and a developer count of 1,4082 BulltoEn. A private town from Deo wrbelnery and War appears in the report with local stakes and expenditure.
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Mancheser
Buerinetin
Itunin
Deo Wrbelnery
Tie Tatawate Wan Macreighe
VAMASDA OF C. m. AVIATION and the Cryptic Turis Tale
A fragmented report narrates an incident at an aviation event. VAMASDA OF C. m. AVIATION is referenced amid garbled names and stray phrases. A preacher interrupts a proceeding and a cabinet drops, causing disruption among a crowd.
Arctic Expedition News Toward Relief from North Star
A late 1916 cable from the American Museum of Natural History reports on the status of Arctic exploration aimed at relief for the Crocker land party. It notes Captain Klett’s Nepe Hine relief plan and Dr Hovey’s letter as the search for a second and third relief expedition continues amid questions of timing and whether Neptune must proceed.
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Hay
Be. Hood
Vat
Espe Te Ton
Denmark
MecMillan
Comer
Biuh
Penmark
Ove MacMillan
North Star
Ktahidew
Geologiet
Goodhaven
Museum
aKo
Nepe Hine
Robert Klett
Peary
Dr. Hovey
George B. Cluett
Tewneeetaeti
America Museum of
Hunt
Blah
Hemgark
Arctic
Local Residents and Visitors Mentioned in Owensboro Notices
Floree Trane backs Phiny Sehunts at the house Honwreds Supt Me. Vernon Crowder attended the Christian church function. Mrs George Wilson of Dyersburg is credited with efforts supporting community endeavors. Virgil Campbell and Mrs George Arnott spent Tuesday in Owensboro. Walter Wilson and family visited Mr Desde Ford in Owensboro. Everette Brateier of Kentucky visited Earl Maycraft last week. Cecil Taylor and I. J. Lean attended Friday in Owensboro. Miss Peart Raines returned from Owensboro and Miss Efio Bialor of Leyeville, Louisiana, is in town for the summer.
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Floree Trane
Phiny
Vernon Crowder
Christian Char
Dene
George Wilson
Dyersbure
J Roaton
Lal Alti
Filam Stewart
Protests Grow Over Rail Freight Rates and Shipping Costs
Protest speakers and shipper groups gathered to oppose rising freight charges affecting railroads and fertilizer makers. Lawmakers debated proposed adjustments as growers warned of higher prices and strained supply chains impacting staple crops and regional markets.
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fragmentary text mentions Washington May day, figures named Durbin and governors, political context marred by corrupted OCR. no coherent event or outcome discernible.
Man Leader Caugaer AutreAtos Th Aprioa
London May 3. Au wilelicet tatrjemtiony Kenned It vrvemubnae 660 pink the operetions in Myet Africa ie exceptional wet ams tas voded and the improved weather conditions have brough renewal of the wintery activity. The warty dors 1) May Withewed Remora! south wary movement of the German forces a the Hanji Valley and in the coven rea wed of Monte in the Matunda Vale ley, white Gether south riders in vaded Vertugunae Cerenony and prosected the border at Nyy
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London
Remora
Hanji Valley
Monte
Matunda
Nyy
German columns evacuate Matonge and head to Tabora
The text reports German forces evacuating the Matonge district in February and splitting into two main groups. One group moved toward the Portuguese border, the other, led by Maj Wintgens, headed northward evading British and Rhodesian patrols and reaching Etanda on the way to Tabora. In May the pursuing Allied force, including British and Rhodesian troops, closed in and Maj Wintgens was captured near Lakaianka, ten miles west of Tabora. A Belgian column cooperates with the Drigh base on the Central Railway.
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Matonge
Wintgens
Eitanda
Tabora
Lakaianka
Tabors
Driigh
Failway
Sailors Protest Against Hospitals in Washington
Sailors aboard the naval hospital ship Sotsee, claiming filthy sanitary conditions and inadequate care, protested alleged Feruel treatment and food shortages. Presented to the Senate by Senator Calder of New York, the resolution calls for a Naval Committee investigation and was referred to the coadition.
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Washington
Naval Hospital
Senate
Calder
New York
Naval Committee
War Department Rules on Regular Army Enlistment
The War Department issues orders to Keegaiting Stations stating no Volunteer may join the regular army if aged outside 18 to 20. Eligible recruits must be German-born or spoken. education limited to basic literacy. Enlistment pay is $20 per month with service compulsory after the war ends.
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War Department
Germany
Dispute Over Ragsees It Tests Home Relations
Chicago May 28. Mrs Murvey Ja Barrett told Judge Stelen of the Court of Domestic Relations that her husband would take their six year old son outside within nine months, and she would not. The judge replied the Kaiser can take care of him and urged reconciliation. Weather chatter from Barnethoagie noted.
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Chicago
Murvey Ja Barrett
Stelen
Rumanians Starve as Pap ers Hint at Aid Effort
In Moravia an appeal by Dr. Vals seeks relief for starving Rumanians. Reports say supplies could be transported to Russia by August nine, with a plan to lift food shortages over a period of weeks.
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Stockfioim
Partel Moravia
Kermani
Vals
Rusela
Gas Aimed Shot Repels German Gas Attack
In Pottagral on May 25 a German gas barrage failed to break the line as winds shifted, forcing the attackers to retreat. Allied fire and countermeasures held ground north of Tates toward Gatleis, with weather complicating the assault and aiding defenders.
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Pottagral
Tates
Gatleis
On the prone front survivor aided by soldier
London May 01 Acet Ute survivor of the title On the Prone front has proven to be one of the Aerotenk noted for bravery. Having escaped under heavy fire she was rescued by a soldier of the British forces in a battered urban area. The soldier escorted her to Bedland near Aberdeen after a limited sale conducted by the lord provost. Previously she had earned more than $2,000 in name value.
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London
al Aberdeen
Tian
Sin
Candidacy Announcements for Ohio County Officials
A long list of Republican and Democratic primary candidacies for Ohio County offices is announced. Names include L. L. Embry, J. Hie, Mack Cook, Wenson Smte, Silas L Ste, and many others for roles such as Representative, County Judge, Sheriff, Jailer, Assessor, Coroner, Justice of the Peace, and School Superintendent, all subject to the primary election on August 4, 1917.
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L. L. Embry
Obie County
Ohio County
J. Hie
Surarday
Mack Cook
Ohio County Court
Oate County
Martin
Jd. A, Wamy
Ohio
Silas L
Ste
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Wenson Smpte
A.D. Kirk
Tl. H. Condit
Obie
Wethorized
4. W. Duvall
Wiz
BK. Tinslay
Dailer
Javier
Ohie County
Joanson
Ohin County
C. A. Smeth
Worth Tichenger
Dw. Perry
Qi Keiblican
Ohie
Ward
A.B. Riley
Coronore
Hatter Tain Mastery
Buljeet
Butum
D. Y. Maumaman
Hartford
Maglitters Lel Distriet
Mira
Mason
Ubiy Coyey
Buurday
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