Multitude of Global Data Ranges in Iceland War Era Clippings
A garbled 1910s style column lists diverse items from natural history to war era notes. It mentions the swifter herons, emigration figures from Sweden, barber and cab driver wartime services, a paroled prisoner’s long walk, college religion trends, and Austro Hungarian consulate transport issues. It includes population statistics, religious notes, and industrial references across many regions, with scattered names and places such as Naples, Simla, and Malwatchi appearing amid fragmented facts.
Expropriation of All Grain Stocks By German Government
The government orders seizure of corn wheat and flour to curb grain consumption and ensure fair distribution at controlled prices. Exports do not apply to imported grain, with Berlin wheat at 1.70 dollars per bushel. Expropriation targets households and livestock, with 220 pounds exempt from seizure. The move aims to stabilize supplies before the next harvest amid price controls and rising wartime demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
May Wheat Nears 1.50 As War Prices Persist
Chicago traders saw rapid wheat buying with War price highs. May wheat rose to about 1.47 a bushel amid expectations of a cold wave and domestic demand. July climbed further toward 1.50 after a day of active trading. Nebraska millers reportedly paid around 1.50 on the truck at Klowgo, fueling the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Nebraska
Klowgo
Belgian government meets obligations despite losses
A Havre dispatch via Havas quotes a top Belgian official saying the government faces severe resource gaps after German seizures. He notes payments have been met so far but foresees a difficult rebuilding period once Germans evacuate, especially for factories.
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Havre
Havas
Gil Jin
Australia Plans Armament of Half Million Troops
A report from Sydney via London states a government plan to mobilize about 600,000 men for Europe. The dispatch notes an official sermon or declaration accompanying the announcement, signaling a major wartime defense initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
London
Jauw
Tom
Eran
Europe
Fragmented Inquiry on Legal Power and Public System Access
A jumble of phrases questions if weekly events and javel oddities can match Harry Thay style against public systems after U S Supreme Court action. It asks what Vaulted ones lawyers think of their ability toward the people of the Baten and hints at a teen line and protean wield sabediiy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javel Soci
Hiarry Thay
United States
Protean Wield
Sabediiy
Fragmented local notice inhistoric paper unreadable
The readable fragments describe a bell, garments, and a short event at an unspecified time and location with unclear participants. No clear names, dates, or places emerge to form a coherent incident or notice.
German Squadron Reaches Base After Destructive Naval Battle
British and German fleets clashed off the coast in a dramatic single-day battle. The Lion and other ships sustained damage, with the Royal Navy rescuing survivors as German vessels fled. A German bluejacket recounted intense fire on the Bluecher during the Scarborough raid and the sinking of the ship after torpedo and battle damage.
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The
Scotsman
United States
Bluejacket
Hritis
Abel
Scarborough
North Sea
Edinburgh
Denlinger
Bey
Charges of racism in railroad arbitration panel
Chicago January 28 charges that the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen sought to deprive Negro firemen of jobs were raised before the arbitration board in a western railroad wage dispute. W. S. Carter said Yazoo Mississippi Valley firemen, mostly Black, were not represented when the arbitration was agreed but later sought representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Board of Arbitration
Western Railroad
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad
Ilnois Centra
Carter
North Sea Battle Described as Most Spectacular Yet
A London via Harwich witness recounts a dramatic North Sea battle Sunday. German armored cruiser Bluecher is described as terrible, debris and drowning marked the scene. A British destroyer was hit by a German shell and towed for repairs while rescue boats faced torpedoed threats.
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London
Beatty
Meteor
Liberty
Stronge
Tiger
Princess Royal
Lion
Peatty
Harwich
North
Pew
Petion
Hrltieh
Engey
Sieeteenes
Helles
Turkish Invaders Deep Into Egypt Reported In Dispatch
Cairo reports a clash east of Kantara with Turkish advance guard. Egyptian losses were one officer and four men wounded. Fights were light, described as skirmishes, and indicate a Turkish invasion has begun and penetrated far into Egypt along the Suez Canal corridor toward Kantara and the northern Binal peninsula near the frontier.
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Cairo
Vila London
FE Kantara
Egypt
Akirmishes
Feyet
Athens
el Kantara
Port Bald
Suex Canal
Fl Kantara
Binal Peninsula
Great Military Activity Prevails on Suez Canal
Dispatches from Cairo report heavy military activity at the Suez Canal as warships assemble and civilians evacuate the area. Reconnassances are under way and a Turkish force of about 126,000 men is said to be marching by Egypt under General Djemal Pasha.
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Malwatchi
Oor
Russia
Suez Canal
London
Cairo
Suez
Canal
Athens
Egypt
Djemajaba
Jerome Cal led Off Harry Thaw Trial Trail
Harry K Thaw pleaded not guilty to the conspiracy chain brought from New Hampshire. Trial date set for February as Thaw remains in Tombs prison. Officials said no bail and no asylum move without new counsel decisions.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
Tombs
Thaw
Matteswan
Franklin Kennedy
Atnte
William T. Jerome
Supreme Court
Davis
Bellevue Hospital
Jerome
Deposits Rising at German Reichsbank Amid Currency Shifts
Berlin reports via London that Reichsbank deposits show metal and paper currency changes. The totals indicate increases in some assets and declines in others, with marked shifts in marks and treasury notes. Key figures include a rise in certain demand deposits and a fall in others, reflecting broader monetary movement.
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Berlin
London
Yomatten
Plumbers Trial Nears as Murdock Arrives for Force Planament
George N Murdock tied to the State attorney arrived today to push the planament action. Witnesses expected to number around 100 as the February 9 trial date draws near.
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Bestowe
du Os
George N. Murdock
Murdock
Confiscation of Food Reserve Tightens Wartime Germany
Berlin reports sweeping food conservation orders by the federal council. All stocks of corn wheat and flour to be seized by February 1 with trade bans from January 24. Municipalities must set aside preserved meat while confiscation at fixed prices follows stock reporting. A government distribution office will allocate bread according to inhabitants. The measure aims to secure bread supply until the next harvest despite broader wartime economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Federal Council
Imperial Gazette
Germany
London Press Opposes Letting Steamer Wilhelmin Land
The London Morning Post urges opposition to allowing the steamer Wilhelmin to land. The American cargo vessel, sailing from New York to Germany with foodstuffs for a German-based American firm, is cited as a more dangerous test case than the Dacia. The paper argues neutrality spans land and sea and warns American trade could aid an enemy at allies’ expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Press
London
Morning Post
New York
Germany
Galveston
The
Post
Belgium
America
London Sees German Food Regulation as Key War Move
London reports major food regulation in Germany to conserve grain and supply. Officials defend the policy as essential to hamper enemies and ensure German harvests, signaling a pivotal step in wartime economic control.
Economic Unrest Rumors Hit Hungarian Empire and Bohemia
In eVoice dated January 27 reports indicate scarce reliable details on disturbances in Hungary and Bohemia. Hungarian towns deflect responsibility for unrest while Moravian authorities deny organized movement. Czech legislation blamed for rioting. Conditions in Agram described as especially serious.
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Dual Empire
Hungary
Bohemia
Venice
Philippine bill reported for action in Senate debate
Washington Jan 21 The Philippine commission voted 4 to 3 to report the bill as amended with a favorable recommendation after adopting a preamble by Senator Kenyon of Iowa. Senators Firstow, Lippitt and Weeks changed to a favorable report but preferred the preamble retained. Shaton Lippitt offered revisions removing all reference to Philippine independence.
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Washington, D.C
Benator Kenyon
Iowa
Philippine Commission
Firistow, Lippitt
Weeks
Shaton Lippitt
Alliante
Primghar Man Robbed and Thrown From Car
Fort Dodge Iowa June 26 Curtis King of Primghar was killed near LeMars in a train incident. Police report he was robbed then cast from a box car while attempting a ride. Rail officials say the death was not accidental and suggest foul play may have occurred.
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Fort Dodge
Division
Curtis King
Primghar
LeMars
Unclear source text about prices and footwear delegation
Footwear price data appears in a disrupted report from a Virginia area, mentioning a delegation and local people. The readable fragments reference a meeting or site activity and a woman involved in providing tasks, with limited concrete details or names.
Son of Oil King Now Declares He Favors Unions
John D. Rockefeller Jr said he supports collective bargaining for workers in large corporations and industrial institutions, insisting his remarks misread previously stated views and that he is not opposed to unionism. He invited Mother Jones to visit and discuss the Colorado strike, as the federal inquiry into philanthropy and unrest continued at the Denver meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Mother Jones
Colorado
Mr. Rockefeller
Federal Commission In Industrial Relations
Philanthropic
Rockefeller T
Jones
Walsh
Welborn
Starr J. Murphy
John D. Hocker
Sunset
Colorado Pac
Iron Company
Arto
Ims
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Colorado Fuel @ Iron company
Walah
The
Colorado & Iron Company
Isthmus of Panama Shaken by Series of Quakes
Panama January 7 three slight earthquakes have rattled the isthmus over the past three days causing considerable fright among residents. Reports mention minor effects along the canal and nearby areas with no serious damage or injuries recorded.
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Fanama
Panama
Nia
Canal
German Red Cross Thanks Americans
The Central Committee of the German Red Cross expresses gratitude to the United States for relief aid and support sent to Berlin. The statement thanks Americans and details appreciation for the timely aid and solidarity during the crisis.
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RED Cross
Workington
Red
Bernaturil
Damm Ono
Cerman
Berlin
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Hulett, Crook County
Wye
Jao Ugardt
Naples
Martie
Sweden
United Ten
Finland
Barbers’ Guild of
Mo@enw haa
Ina
George Spencer
Gardner
Ore
Porand
Ax Dive
Emile Combes
Thas
Pons
Ireland
Molitor
Ruba-el-Khali
Great Wandy Desert
South Arabia
Simla
India
Alhambra
Daniel Powers
Maryville
Susquehanna River
Bang
Old Baths Christiane
Bodhy
Japan
Ami Giviv
Vienna
Heaplind
Philadelphia
Sen
Norway
British Honduras
Perth
Die
Gatasiime
Nia Acta
Hertin
Ivia
Dan
Bionco
Cess Royal
Indomitable
Derflinger
Seydlitz
Moltke
Artethusa
Fluecher
Helgoland
Eetroyer
Freimaog
Biuecher
Ing Timea
Harry Thaw
I Cermany
Rerlin
Sugmit Cava Ovevesen
iBaglad Ag Ectatore Fing
Young Rockefeller
Washington
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Pall Raines
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