Strikers clash with guards in Roosevelt plant clash
In Roosevelt New Jersey nineteen men were shot during a two week strike at the American Sericultural Chemical plant. Sixty deputies opened fire after strikers halted a train and armed men fought back. Four men were mortally wounded and nine were carried away.
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Roosevelt
N. J
Laborera
American Sericultural Chemical Company
Ptay
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Elizabethport
Etrikebreakera
Elizabetl
Distret
Michael Backy
Nimely Company Seeks Receivers in Major Reorganization
Petition filed in U S district court seeks receivers for the Nimely company an Indianapolis manufacturing concern with about 500000000 in assets The move aims to lift the firm from long standing financial difficulties dating back more than a decade Charles E Punk named potential receiver and the court action signals a restructuring to salvage operations and plants previously closed or merged in the wake of farming machinery production woes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
M. Humely
United States
Wis
Charles 8 Punk
Kimely Company
Wilson Dodges Opinion on Embargo Policy
Fragmentary report shows President Wilson refusing to state an opinion on an embargo, citing constitutional limits and executive authority. The article notes constitutional questions and hints at disagreements within the administration over war-time trade restrictions.
Four Turk Steamers Sent to the Bottom
Four Turkish steamers were sunk in an unidentified bay after entering a contested area. The report notes casualties and uncertain exact names and dates, with limited readable details from the damaged text.
Receivers Appointed for Bank President
Receivers have been appointed for the bank president amid a disputed ownership issue and official action. The order, issued by a national authority, names the receivers to manage affairs during the process and protect creditors.
Fremont College cost of living rises cited by editorials
An excerpt from a January American Magazine feature highlights rising education costs at Fremont College Neb and Monte College noting weekly expenses for meals and board and tuition. It praises flexible admission and variety from certificates to degrees while portraying President Clemmons as a hands on educator who matches work with study and opportunity.
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Aketeh
Id Hu
Cemene
Anto
Fremont Battermont
Neb
Clem- Mone
Montecollege
Fremont College
Geo
Freemont
Fremont
Clemmons
Moslems Are Winning Africa in World Outlook Feature
Bishop Hartzell argues Islam spreads rapidly across Africa and beyond, claiming Muslims outnumber Christians and urging Christian missions to counter by education and evangelism. He cites conversions, holy cities, and moral criticisms to urge a modern crusade for Christ.
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Africa
Joseph (. Hartzell
Mecca
Mohammed
North Africa
Artim
Tite
Europe
Arabia
Persia
India
Malaysia
China
Java
Lela
Aperemesaly
Ing Fe
Bengal
Turkey
Jess
Christ
Alan
Wilson Schorls
Our Teachers Washington Gladden on moral influence in schools
The Atlantic essay argues that many schools teach morality not through textbooks but by daily example from teachers. It states teachers impart character forming influences, deepening their sense of responsibility for pupils' welfare and values, comparing teaching to a sacred profession.
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Washington Gladden
The
Atlantic
Canyon
Ite congressional i ia event report and greb
The article notes a city library event with readers visiting during a year end period. It mentions attendance of about 404, the role of reading rooms, and the building’s use for music and art programs. It describes travelers and the opportunity to learn about the building and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Congressional Iia
Cottrary
Spfana Abs Pradie
Iim
Seelie
Aia Dente
Unclear OCR Fragment on Efficiency Recipe
A distorted text passage presents an unclear recipe or cooking note with numerous garbled words and missing context. It lacks coherent names, actions, or identifiable entities to form a factual summary.
Conservative England and the rise of modern government
The author argues England’s shift from monarchy to parliamentary rule during the 17th century fostered modern governance. He credits English radicalism, industrial birth, and the factory system with enabling broad wealth, leisure, and a global impact on culture and dress.
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Eingard
William of Orange
England
Lowell
Harvard
Regan
Tower of London
James Hargreaves
Artivan
Ignal
Hargreaves
Kay
Wyatt
Arkwright
Crompton
Newcomen
Cartwright
Prometheus
Papplewick
Nottinghamshire
Ami
Oranges Inspire Frugal Winter Desserts and Desserts
A 1920s recipe feature extols oranges as economical winter luxuries and offers simple desserts. It covers Orange Charlotte, Orange Cake, Orange Cream, and Orange Pudding, with practical substitutions for eggs and dairy when scarce, plus tips on preparation and presentation.
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McClure
Passenger and child defend berth in crowded car ride
A traveler describes a child objecting to an upper berth while a parent allegedly ties the child’s wrists to secure rest. The scene includes murmurs of a voice and a passenger asserting quiet as others settle in for sleep.
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Parwala
Susi
Fragmentary clipping recalls brig and ex plosion sound
The readable lines describe a brig after an explosion and a muffled voice asking for more information. The passage mentions relatives and cousins in a fragmented, dialogic snippet with unclear surrounding context.
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Epelee
Fragmented Voice on Truth and Loyalty in Wartime Suffering
An obscured text fragment contemplates truth telling and loyalty amid war, questioning the burden on individuals to reveal honesty. It hints at martyrdom and the cost of principled acts, contrasting ideal faith with practical endurance and justice.
Switzerland's Army in Harper's Weekly overview
Hy Howard discusses Switzerland's defense model with a population near four million using about eight million dollars annually to maintain a 500000 strong, well trained force. Every male citizen ages 17 to 52 trains periodically, military service integrated with civilian life, leadership elective, and officers promoted from within.
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Switzerland
Hy Howard
Wheeler
Harper's Weekly
Minster
Republic of the United States
Engineers
Signal Corps
Belgian Relief Work Amid War Destruction Reflected In London Visit
The National Macasine reports a Belgian legation visit showing a nurse caring for children amid battlefield ruin. Minister Favenirth receives letters of American aid while residents describe towns and villages wiped out and the longing for relief as Belgium thanks the United States for its generosity. The piece recalls Antwerp’s cathedral and Belgium’s art heritage during wartime turmoil.
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Gray House
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Favenith
Belgium
America
Armerton
Rubens
Antwerp
Pity Tourist and Economic Ties Amid Global Trade Shifts
A fragmented note suggests rising interest in American tourism and trade links with the West Indies, Hawaii, Australia, and other partners as war concerns influence global markets. It references the impact of financial flows on tensions between the United States and allied regions and hints at shifting leadership and economic effects.
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Fielgihor
Amerion
Lsat
World’s Job for 1915 and Political Battle In Focus
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic 1915 era item noting political debates and figures like Aurelius and Lincoln. Reads as a garbled summary of wartime policy, workforce issues, and public attention to leadership amid ongoing conflicts.
Corn Dodger in High Favor in Washington
Washington debate over war bread amid shortages shows corn pone and samp bread favored in White House circles. Mrs. Carrie Gregory and Mrs. Burleson advocate corn bread for servants and household meals, while Mrs. Clark notes national sentiment limits bread price hikes for a time.
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Washington
Washititten
William
Berlin
Witon
Uhinka
Shoreham
Albert Sydney Burleson
Carrieon
Gregory
Gwenerelo
Mise Tenevieve Clark
New Orleans
Stagnation Versus Advancement in The Roaming Advice
A 1915 editorial urges readers to avoid stagnation while not rushing into risky leaps. It advocates securing present footing, evaluating opportunities carefully, and balancing ambition with caution to protect dependents and future prospects.
The Old Dog and the Child Moral Tale
A father ejects his old dog onto the road prompting his son to realize cruelty to the aged. The child fears being discarded when old, but the father repents after seeing the dog neglected. The boy vows to care for both pets and people as they age.
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Aed
Tam
Christmas Gifts and Alcohol Policy in 19th Century Workplaces
A fragmented report discusses an employer known for gifting strong liquor to workers during Christmas and the mixed reactions of others who opposed or encouraged such practices. It cites broader temperance trends, noting the era’s push toward abstinence and the social impact on labor groups and communities.
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Deankenners
Elyete
Christrais
Simos
Wwe
Science
Tim Holhlaye
Boiter
Browini
Uae
Reporter Frustrations Highlight Interview Dispute
A former New York Tribune reporter alleges damage from a published interview and sues for damages. The case centers on claims about authorship and employment practices amid a chaotic newsroom dispute.
Bargain Sales and Freedom in Federal Activities
Fragmentary OCR note discusses federal actions and officials with references to prices and a trade context. An unclear line mentions Rootes and a price review, suggesting a local or national economic angle without coherent details. The piece reads as an interrupted summary of political and market topics.
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New
Freedom of the Press and Law in Historical Debate
A fragmentary discussion notes tensions between freedom of the press and government power. It references court decisions on press rights, the bulwark of law, and hypothetical limits on books and prices, implying concern about changes to legal safeguards and societal impact.
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Freedom of
Pale
Wien
The New Gospel and Herderic Debate Amid Continental Thinkers
Fragmented text discusses religious and philosophical contention around a new gospel, critiquing Herder Picnte and various schools. It references Germany, belief systems, and the interplay of pagan heritage with modern faith, noting debates on development of concepts and moral ideals.
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Herder
Picnte
Peter
Germany
Pagan
The Last Resort Inspection Confusion Reported
Local officials examined the site amid unclear accounts of a plan and actions by named parties. The narrative references a central figure, enduring questions about intent, and contrasting responses from involved individuals.
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