Contested Marshall Seat Sparks Senate Hopefuls Debate
Local coverage outlines interest in the Tenth District by Democrat figures and potential successors to the marshal position. Names like Webb and Dowd surface amid factional talk with discussion of supporting or opposing Webb adherents to the nomination.
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Tire
Chartqy
AL Webbry
Hue
Bia
Dechaniet
Nwinds
Cahese
Senate
Mershalship
West
Eligie
Nepman
Fey MeDewell McPiwe
Mir Webb
Naured
Hemis
Webb
Pleynes
Tollow Mato Hb
Marshall
WC. Dowd
Charlotte
Alsa
Waser
Walter Haynes
Wiais
Elias
Hayne
A. Te Norwade
Selisbury
Kitkuuiy
Dria
Unclear regional notes on livestock and social disorder
Fragmentary report from Rotterdam discusses cattle and sheep in fields, mentions bands of witchmen and armed groups. Possible references to social unrest and population concerns, with garbled phrases about Corsiaty and Deesteck. No clear events, dates, or names can be confirmed from the text.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Eh Hands
Harriet Templeman Named Assistant Passenger Agent
Miss Harriet Templeman has been appointed assistant passenger agent in the Baltimore offices of the Southern Railway.
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Harriet Templeman
Baltimore
Southerr ‘Railway
Nikolai Lenine Disappears From His Usual Haunts
Petrograd reports Nikolai Lenine has vanished from his usual haunts amid rumors of a spy role and escape from government forces. Officials deny confirmation while conflicting tales place him in Kronstadt or smuggled to Stockholm. authorities investigate possible movements around Windward and Tornea.
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Petrograd
Nikolai Lehine
Peter
Corman
United States
Oxorki
Windard
Tornea
Finlanate
Petrowrad
Teutonig Oytemt
de Kronstadt
SteeKhahn
Lebing
Stockhiolm
Canadians by a Sharp Thrust Advance Lines
Canadians push forward in France as Marine units report progress near Reservoir Hill and Oite-du-Siotin gap. Notable figures include Miss Hate Pracher from Columbia University and Merion Crist of the Navy Yard, Washington, in assigned federal roles.
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Conidhan Reger
France
Oite-du-Siogtin
Oath
Miss Hate Pracher
Colinhia “University
Beenmnamat
Systematine Recordat
Miew Merion Crist
Navy Department
Washinton
MOVE MEN OF FREIGHT PROM CHICAGO NORMAL
Settlement ends a freight workers strike in Chicago with a revived rate of $40 per carload and a return to normal operations. Yardmaster hiring preferences will be addressed by a joint board while workers resume duties without loss of seniority. Threats of military draft pressured the settlement, according to railroad men and employees.
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Move Men OF Freight
Chicago Normal
Chicago
Patiett
Tata
Nahrtene Uv
Trklleg Switchmor
Shooting Follows Card Game in Carvitte Virginia
A shooting occurred after a card game Sunday afternoon in Carvitte Virginia. Lockman, described as crippled, was assaulted with a heavy instrument and then shot by Moore who fled into nearby woods. Police and citizens pursued Moore, capturing him after a several hour search. Lockman survived with non life threatening injuries as attackers were torn and disheveled.
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Carvitte
Hielo
Lockman
Moore
Reno
Danville
Toyve
National Drive Promotes Farm Work Across Nation
A campaign to recruit workers for farm tasks was organized by the National League for Practical Agriculture with support from the Department of Labor in Washington. It aims to bolster farm labor supply and promote work opportunities during the season.
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National League For Prevince
Department of Labor
Washington
Will Tell Mexico to Let German Spies Go
Washington reports say Ambassador Fletcher will press Mexico City to curb German agents and propaganda tied to Berlin. Officials acknowledge a German organization may violate Mexico's neutrality, with Carranza's government unsettled by German activities at its hospitality.
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Mexico
Washington
Apy
Fletcher
Mexico City
Berlin
United States
State Department
Carranya
Bigs Ahere i
Army Officers Training Camp Applications Rise in War Effort
Washington reports 72 914 men have applied for officers training camps with 44 000 slots noted. Preliminary medical exams show many applicants meet basic physical standards, while several thousand may be rejected for age or other factors.
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Washington
War Department
Jihe Sipte
Prizes Offered to Stimulate Canning Nationwide
Washington officials announce a national canning campaign with the National Emergency Food Garden Commission offering 5000 dollars in prizes for the best canned vegetables shown at town exhibits and at county and state fairs in September and October.
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National Emergency Food Garden
London air raids take heavy toll in civilian losses
Sir George Cave reports nearly 100,000 deaths and injuries in London during air raids. The home secretary notes 2,412 killed and 7,863 injured in the metropolitan area, with many arsons and ordinary street accidents also recorded in the same period.
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London Qy
George Cave
Racing Opens at Saratoga Meeting in Saratoga
Voters expect a lively start as the Saratoga Racing Association prepares for the summer meeting. Jockeys, owners, and turf followers descend on town ahead of opening day with many fast horses and consignments from Yonkers. The twenty six racing days promise a strong program.
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Saratoga, Moy
Daly Gt
Saratoga Racing Association
Yonkers
Digestive Aid Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad Blitz
Mann Drag Co promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a gentle remedy for indigestion constipation and related ailments. The notice claims relief from sick headache bloating biliousness sour stomach gas and bad breath by cleansing bowels and improving digestion.
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Mann Drag Co
Have Your Hauling Done By Competent Help
The City Transfer Co presents competent men to assure patrons the best service. No job is too large and it is done right. J. A. Dalton, Manager. Jay phone 25 Night phone 3441.
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City Transfer Co
J. A. Dalton
Jay
Woman Becomes First NH State Bar Exam Passer
Miss Winifred McLaughlin of Gorham becomes the first woman to pass the examination for the New Hampshire State bar. Also noted is that women and girls in the eight largest New York cities show wage gains, while a diamond necklace of 875 stones given by J Pierpont Morgan is linked to the German war loan fund.
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Winifred McLaughlin of
Gorham
New Hampshire
New York State
J. Pierpont Morgan
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