Third Liberty Bond issues progress and bonds transfers
The report notes progress in registered Third Liberty Bond transfers after August 1 and through September 15. It details coupon bond handling, registry closures, and interest payments, plus notes on munitions production and wartime bonds. It includes figures on rifle production, cartridges, and machine guns, highlighting favorable Federal Reserve Bank statements about subscriber cash purchases.
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Legbange
Liberty
Third Liberty Loan
Chianwe
United States
Apcott Lloldz
Ordnance Department
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Fédéral’ Reserve Banks
Brothers Reunited by Military Misnaming in France
Srothers unit inkim France. Two brothers, one a major and the other a captain, were unknowingly stationed near each other in France. Major J. G. Lampert toured with American officers when a company they visited was ordered to form for inspection. The captain discovered the visitor was his own brother, Lampert.
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Gshkosh
Ang
Tivo Sons of Corneilman Flarien Lineipert
France
J. GR. Lampert
Major
Thamperts
Last Guard of Jefferson Davis Dies in Portland
Major V. M. C. Silva, long noted as the last surviving guard of Jefferson Davis, died in Portland Oregon. Born in New York in 1844, he joined the Ninth New York Volunteers in 1861 and fought throughout the Civil War. At his death he worked as a dollar-a-year man buying flour for the army's Quartermaster Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
M. C
Silva
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
News York
New York
Mon
Merrinsac
Quartermaster’s Department of the
Army
Killed Boy Soldier-Salesman of Missouri
Private John Lovell of Norborne Missouri, age nineteen, an American Expeditionary Forces member, was killed in action in France. He had earlier worked as a traveling salesman for a bank and printing houses, and enlisted about a year ago.
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Carrolton
John Lovell
Norbourne
American Expeditionary Forces
Missouri
Frances
Whem Young
German War Over Birds Sparks Park Boards Debate
In Hun category SHATTLH Wash Aug war declared over crows named as reason. Park boards say crow tactics robs nests and rifled picnics trigger broad response. Expect large crowds monitoring future events as authorities address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldin
Penitentiary to Add Duck Farm at Lansing Facility
The Kansas Penitentiary in Lansing will acquire 3,006 Fawn and White Indian Runner ducks to operate a duck farm alongside its existing chicken ranch. Warden J Ki Codding announced plans for the new project near the prison walls. Two women currently oversee the chicken operations, with satisfactory results reported.
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Lansing
Kas
Kansas Penitentiary
Lange Chicken
J. Ki
Codding
Tali the
Ares
Bull Kills Farmer in Blount County Auction Tragedy
A Blount County farmer, Frank Gilla, was killed when a Jersey bull attacked and trampled him during transport to an Odesta auction. The bull was slain and funds were planned for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Ala
Frank Gilla
Blount
Odesta
Red’ Cross
Lost Package Notice From Indiana Office
Lost mail addressed to Lauderbach Zerby Co. reportedly unreturned. Reward offered for return to Indiana office of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauderbach-Zerby, Co
Indiana
DASTARDLY CRIME A BRIVISLE PORT AIR DELAYED
The British ship Wiarilda was torpedoed early this morning in submarine warfare. An estimated 105 to 130 dead, including seven Americans and many nurses and volunteers. Over 50 survivors received first aid and were sent to hospitals. The ship’s ward room, with 190 patients, suffered heavy casualties as the vessel sank into darkness after the explosion. Rescue efforts were hampered by ongoing engine operation and damaged boats.
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Brivisle
Firemen and Police of Cleveland May Unionize
Cleveland Ohio reports growing opposition from city officials as firemen and police consider unionization. Union leaders say antigenation work proceeds. officials doubt many will join. Safety Director Sorostyried warns of firing joiners, but outcome remains undecided. Chief Smith supports paying policemen but opposes unionization of the force.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Aue
Fire Department
Win
Smith
Big Lode of Manganese Found on Pacific Slope
DURKEE Ore August b What is said to be the largest lode of manganese ore yet found on the Pacific slope has been uncovered seven miles west of town. The ore is reported to assay from thirty to thirty per cent metallic manganese. Shifts are being made to determine its exact deposit and the owners say that if prove worth while they will turn the property over to the Federal May.
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Durkee
Pacific
Tela
Shoe Dealer's Store Is Daubed in Yellow Paint
A jumble of garbled text describes a shoe dealer named Chris Surber in Solbesu, Wausau, with a yellow paint incident and unclear references to Kaiser and vlassitivation. The readable portion notes damage or defacement of a shoe shop and mentions a store in Wisconsin.
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Shoe Dealer’s
Wausau
Wis
Chris Surber
Wheeling Sugarless Day Attributed To Maniac
Fragmentary copy reports Wheeling’s sugarless day linked to a maniac. It mentions deaths among residents and a self appointed food program, with scattered names and unclear chronology. The piece references authorities and protests but lacks clear details.
Court Says Women Are Impudent to Policemen
A Long Island court case discusses behavior of women toward police, naming Mrs Bertha Gattesman of Beeeh as involved in the impudent conduct. The ruling addresses social attitudes and law enforcement interaction in the era.
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Long Island, City
L. L
Bertha Gattesman
Beeeh
Woman arraigned on speeding charge amid odd remarks
A woman appeared in court on a speeding charge while making cryptic, provocative statements about gender and divine figures. Witnesses described her remarks as erratic as she argued with an associate, and a $25 consideration was mentioned during the proceeding.
Winds Unseasonable Patter Draws Odd Claims
A garbled OCR piece mentions fluctuating winds and odd medical anecdotes, citing a poet and various ailments. It references stomach trouble, intestinal inflammation, and debates over living costs, with scattered names and phrases that hint at a broader historical text about health and weather.
Fragmented World War II Era Dispatches Scribbled Fragments
The page presents a jumble of OCR text about global events and individuals, including mentions of Archangel, German forces, and Allied actions. It references shipping, military leaders, and places like Paris London and Amsterdam, with scattered names and dates. The legible elements hint at war reports and diplomatic notes without a cohesive narrative.
Hubby Spent One Dollar Monthly Wife Calls It Much
In a strange historical note from Sew York, Craven and wife Mary discuss a monthly expense of one dollar for a “Hide difference” service. Cy, Craven’s partner, confirms paying BHA monthly and supports their household in managing these small year to year costs amid local officials and court mentions.
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Hubby
York
Croven
Mary
Craven
Mya Craven
Cound Glass in Rolls Poisons Four in Family
Ambiguous OCR item from MiEWAL BREE reports four members of a family allegedly harmed by a shattered glass or poison in rolls. The text is garbled with names, places, and specifics unreadable, unclear injuries, and no verifiable details. Further readable facts are not present.
Oklahoma Farmers Back Red Cross Plan
In Oklahoma County farmers endorse a Red Cross fundraising and aid plan amid wartime needs. Local growers rally to contribute grain and support efforts, reflecting community response to national relief drives.
County corn sale proceeds to aid Red Cross drive
The county farm fundraiser aims to turn all county corn into grain for Red Cross support. Chairman Steer of the Corn Council said the drive is progressing well with cooperation from Vinita banker Chaves Colline and local threshers, while many farmers have refused to participate.
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Corm
Red Cross
Steer
Ehairmaian
Conmcil
Deters
Chaves Colline
Vinita
Frisco Couple’s Dispute Leads to $50 Fine
A Frisco man faces a $50 penalty in a domestic dispute with his wife amid a string of confusing references to local individuals and property. The report cites custody and divorce hints, while noting city property transfers and a potential upcoming inc orporation discussion. details are fragmented and names are unclear.
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Nera
Mgr
Srothers,Unitinkim
Jefferson Davie
Ores
Black Eagles
Indiana, PA
Waleas
Weet Church Atreet
Aon Sali
CIA
Inquire Gazette Office
Inquire
Indiana Motor Co
Locust’ Street
L. M. Kelly
Ford
Chevrolet
West Indiana Motor Co
Thor
Parm
7Th Street
John Klingensmith
Rose Building
Wayne Ave
Brody Bros
Philadelphia
Bank and Trust
Pennsylvania
Jno
W. Klingensmith
Marshall Building
Godfrey Marshal
H. H. Steving, & Co. Undertaking & Embalming
Phila
St. Beth
Bell
Warilda
Dastardly Crime
Firemen
Pacific Slope
Wheeling
Hirst
T. By
Io Archemile
Toveta
Fiie Farthy
Harnides
Jon
Herik
Sidites
Ted Ware
Jdossin Vo Conrad
Cuirk
Washinton
Archangel
London
Uss
Guneral
Avior
Wales
Minister of Marine
Adm
Cayoth Ig
Otouin
Ts Peourenent
Milchal von Holtzerdorfl
Ais
Subaniring Campaien
Adina von Cyaelie
Gerne Une
Lontion
Mondiwe
Apa
Teace
Amsterdam
North Gots Gazette
Tese Feovern Pee Vietgaests
Berlin
Cay
Pippy
Ceymuta Arn
Paris
Fer Plesene
Populae Pomantie
Crane Viilbour
Mattual Monaster
Yssy
Wims
Silla
Llahoma
Oklahoamen
Okla. A
Oklahoma
Santuran Cisco
Catore
Saramy
Sega
Rye Bessle
Louis
Gane
America
Universal Corren
Invents
AJ Ach Prady
Callies War Review
Grand Theatre
Gladys Leslie
Ley Tle
Joan OF Plattsburg
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