Bernstorff Recounts War Years In Memoir Review
German ambassador Count Bernstorff offers a cool, balanced recount of World War I diplomacy. He critiques German policy shifts from submarine warfare to mediation hopes and highlights Wilson, House, and Hughes as pivotal figures amid a fraught, divided German leadership.
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England
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Boernstorre
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Woge
Lousing
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Gernstorff
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Colonel Flouse
Strawwcast
Dernestorf
House
Cot House
Scots in fear as dry talk backfires in whiskey history
From the Chicago Daily News. Though they scoff at the prediction that Scotland is going dry, the wets fear a repeat of Kentucky’s fiery past. The piece notes a volatile mood among proponents and opponents as temperance talk resurfaces amid political debates.
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Chicago Daily News
Scotland
Kentucky
Hoover backs treaty view on League and peace conference
Milwaukee Journal summarizes Rebert Hoover interview with Senator Harding. Hoover argues against a separate peace and for ratifying the League provisions as essential to preventing future wars. He warns new talks and a separate peace would disadvantage the United States and allies while favoring adversaries.
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Hoover
League of Nations
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Benator Harding
Taking a Tip in Los Angeles Thaw Case
A garbled report from Los Angeles discusses tipping practices in hotels and labor disputes. It references a Chicago court and alleged abuse by proprietors and staff, noting public disdain for gratuities and calls to end tipping to curb exploitation.
Military Initiative Sketch with Admiralty Lord Fishy
Fragmentary notes recount a naval figure named Lord Fishy discussing a military plan. The garbled text references an admiral and a context of orders, voyages, and a vent or event at sea. Details are unclear due to transcription issues.
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Fishy
Famous Buzzard Believed Dead in West Virginia Sighting
Report from Philadelphia records a famed buzzard living over ten years. It was seen on a farm near Second Creek West Virginia where hunters noted the bell tied to its beak and a string around its neck. The bird has previously ranged to Peru and the Appalachians, with local sightings during the Mexican border tensions years ago.
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eNo
Woo Aeweh
Second Creek
West Virginia
Jones
Bukxird
Mey
Mis
Peru
Weel
Cashless England Considered For Paper Money Adoption
A Chelstian Science Monitor note suggests England might adopt postage stamp style money during silver shortages. The piece discusses pay envelopes potentially filled with stamps, and the mixed practicality and ceremonial appeal of such a move amid monetary strain.
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Peophe Lave
England
Huntleh
Notable Speech at Springfield Republican Convention
The Springfield Republican notes a notable speech at the Republican convention and ranks it among the most memorable moments of the gathering. The address by Mr Cunnolege is highlighted for its impact during the celebration.
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Springfield Republican
Grocers Deny Unfair Trading Practices in Boycott Case
The Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Wholesale Grocers association denies a boycott against manufacturers who work with non members and disputes charges of coercive tactics. The group argues manufacturers retain right to choose customers and terms, and that no threats or withdrawals of patronage were used.
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Washington
Iowa-Nebraska- Minnesota
Duel Ends Fatal Shootout Between Relatives in Longview
In Longview Texas on July 13 L G Gree and his nephew George Green exchanged fire with single barrel shotguns after a dispute over an old pistol. Both men were wounded with elder Green receiving 64 No 4 shot and George Green hit by 34 shots.
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Tex
L. G. Gree
George Green
Elder Green
George Cirecn
Deschanel Health Worries France in Parliament
Paris July reports on President Deschanel’s illness revive talk of possible extended incapacity and exam of constitutional provisions. Debate centers on succession and potential vice presidential candidates including Premier Millerand and others.
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Paris
Deschanels
Jness
Premier Millerand
Leon Bourgeois
Charles Jonnart
Raoul Peret
Georges Leygus
General DeCustlenau
CLOSE NEB BANK AFTER HEAD IS FOUND DEAD
The Farmers' Bank of Page in Nebraska was closed Monday morning on counsel for stockholders' advice. Eugene Smith, the bank's president, was found dead in a cow pasture near Page last Tuesday. Bank books examined show irregularities including a suspected phantom balance at a Sioux City correspondent. A state banking examiner was expected to arrive Tuesday.
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Kaperte Franco Nell
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Sioux City
Three Murders Shock Downtown After Night of Violence
In Aowntowns Pa July 19 shootings killed three people in 24 hours. Angelo Manone, a leader in the Italian colony, killed his prospective son in law and wounded his wife and daughter, offering no explanation. Hours later two sisters Armen Gergodian and Mrs Charles Davis were slain by an unknown assailant behind their home.
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Angelo Manone
Itutain
Masone
Hia
Iniaw
Armen Gergodian
Charles Davis
Crocker Found Not Mentally Incompetent by Florida Judge
Palm Beach Florida July 18 judge dissolves temporary guardianship ruling Richard Crocker now competent to handle finances. Court decision ends March granted court action and frees Crocker’s sons and daughters from limited control. France expects to pay 8008000 000 in government operations this year.
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Weet
France
Food Riots Break Out in Germany
Reported unrest in Berlin as German consumers clash with food dealers after price hikes. The American Commissioner Tirewel warns Berlin authorities of potential supply shortages and calls for immediate measures to stabilize prices and prevent further turmoil.
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Germany
Third Party Union Talks Stall Over Platform Dispute
Chicago July 13. Failure of the general conference committees of the committee of 43 and the labor party to agree on platform and other matters delayed the proposed amalgamation to form a third party. Delegates urged negotiations with the committee of 48, with subcommittees appointed to report by Tuesday. The stalemate centered on farm policy and the labor coalition’s stance, as negotiators stayed up through midnight seeking a settlement.
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Wolsig
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Neb. Man Is Given 1 to 7 Years for Bigamy
North Platte Neb July 1 Merlo KK Inskeep 30 was found guilty of bigamy in local court Monday and sentenced from one to seven years in the penitentiary Inskeep was arrested in Salt Lake City on complaint of a second wife formerly Miss Vern Wilson of Gothenburg He marched in North Platte after a two week courtship in dine Heiebe is 3.
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Local Shooting Over Range Rights Leaves Man Dead
Holee reports July 19 weakness from blood loss after a hospital operation. Four bullets were removed from the hood. Alaury Morrow provides first account of a running fight in the hills of Owyhee county where Joe Bhi Spaniard was killed and Steven won camp tender wounded. The shooting happened during an interval over right to a range.
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Fie Hood
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Snowstorm Paralyzes Colorado Regions With Heavy Snowfall
A blizzard blankets Colorado with six inches of snow as roads enter closures. Widespread disruptions hit communications and power lines, with telegraph and telephone damage reported across the region.
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Finland
Bank Robbery Leaves Seven Wounded in Joliet
Seven are wounded as ten armed bandits raid the Plainfield State Bank in Joliet. Each bandit takes $2000 and bonds before fleeing along the main street. One raider is shot. two pursue a car near a ranch before the outlaws vanish.
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Plainfield
Mininfield
Pocestrate Boises
Baridite
Greeks Execute 1000 Turks After Halikessia Victory
Details of the Greek triumph in Asia Minor report that about a thousand Turkish prisoners were executed on the field for burial and related charges. The dispatch notes Greek forces killed many Turks as retribution for resistance and cites broader wartime brutality.
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London
Halikessia
Asia Minor
Reindeer to Join U S Meat Supply Effort
A government team led by Dr Edward Nelson travels to Alaska to study reindeer as a potential major meat source. The plan follows past introductions from Siberia and aims to assess range, pasture, and feasibility for large scale production.
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Wrehington
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Department of Micriculture
Edward Nolaon
Trelogical Survey
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Anushka
Siberia
Steiner Victoria
Wttwbtiah Ua
Red Deer
Unalakieer
Nartor Sotsie
Cox pledge to name a farmer as Secretary of Agriculture
Governor Cox, amid praise from Obie farmers, promises to appoint a real dirt farmer as Secretary of Agriculture if elected. He argues a farmer who has worked the land should lead agricultural policy and favors practical experience over lawyers in treasury or other posts.
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Whlarney Xemeral
Hormon
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Caue
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Three Boys Die From Colorado Explosion Fireworks
A Colorado blast from a black powder device on a tour bus during Fourth of July celebrations killed Dh Antonio Grosso 12 Mpifanes Lowate 12 and Rumualio Redrinies 10 who were fatally burned while handling powder and matches.
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Culo
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Mpifanes Lowate
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Villa Surrounded by Amaro Forces in Mexican Conflict
A report states Villa is encircled by Amaro’s troops amid turmoil in Mexico on an unclear July date. The Austrian defense line and a population figure around 600 are mentioned as context to the engagement. The fragment references Gui rebele and a counterattack with unidentified participants.
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Amaro
Gompers Silent Washington Visit Precedes Labor Talks
In Washington Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor arrives and plans to meet officials. He declines to comment on President Roosevelt's stance toward the third party and leaves without indicating further remarks.
Barnard's Field Boy Drowns in River Accident
A boy aged seven or eight, son of Pubes In Woe, drowned Monday in the Turley River at the foot of Hulme Street. The body had not yet been recovered when reports reached the newsroom.
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BOM
Eddie Aeve
Turtly
Hulme Street
River Erodes Two Farms Near Onawe
Damaged OCR describes the R river cutting into two farms west of Ciniwa and near Deestur, with fields of wheat and corn being washed away. One farm, Conway, sees a barn endangerment as floodwaters threaten structures and property values drop as owners attempt to salvage what remains.
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Deestur
Conway
Yolns Husband at Washington
A fragmentary report notes Mrs Norman H. Davis, wife of the new under secretary of state, has joined him in Washington from Tullahoma Tennessee. The text references her arrival amid a Southern group in the capital and mentions Mr Davis reducing a wartime finance role, with further garbled lines about political figures and expected moves in New York and national politics.
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Mr. Davis
Washington
Tullahome
Tenn
Seven Kentucky men killed in dynamite explosion
Seven men were killed in a dynamite blast at a quarry near Wadea, Kentucky. The explosion occurred at a project owned by Mbular BKueterjeden.
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Wien Watts
Jide
Miles
Vadreah
Mbular Bkueterjeden
Padiienk
San Francieco Warete Report From Vie Waltel States
Fragmented OCR text indicates a San Francisco report about the Water Department and a project involving water facilities. The readable parts mention white plate and a naval or wartime context, but the text is largely garbled with unclear references and few concrete facts.
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San Francieco
Vie Waltel States Department
Rovedde
New York Curve Triumph Sparks Night of Open Mat
In New York a late night match featured Traneeho VI against opponents as curves and moves dominated the bout. The event drew Toes and nobles to an arena where Bolen’s 5 percent score noted a standout showing.
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Oshes Nobles
Wents Conudion Bolen
Canadian Census Formed and Election Ongoing
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Canadian census style formation and ongoing election processes. Mentions Cartuweh Delae and Bacieters with references to government ministers and public offices. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate administrative activity around a census and elections.
Italian Lives Lost in Jug Slavic Clash Report
Fragmentary text references Italian lives lost in a clash, with scattered names and stray phrases about violence and conflict. The garbled OCR includes scattered references to places, teams, and individuals but lacks coherent facts or dates to resolve.
Fragmented OCR Notable Text Teaser
Unclear OCR fragment lists names and places with broken phrases. Readable parts mention election related terms and a set of scattered proper nouns. No coherent event details or outcomes can be determined from the legible content.
Fragmentary Note About a Ride and Captor Mention
A garbled passage mentions riding from a place named Digele iaranhas and a captor identified as Quanity Of arin wel Ade ition. Context and readable names are limited. Further details are unclear due to text corruption.
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Ediders
Arin
Walsh Appeals for Strike Plan at Convention
Frank J. Walsh urges a strike as the sole method for workers to win justice. He attacks the Democratic platform as un-American for endorsing injunctions against coal miners and argues workers should be paid properly, not enslaved, while criticizing the Republican platform.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Woolah
Walsh
Moe Niel
Victim Surges Ahead in Fleece Game Case in Colorado Springs
A suspect from Dallas, Nieteche, faced arrest in Colorado Springs during a case tying Ballard to a plan to withdraw 26,000 from a Dallas bank for stock market moves. The bystander identified the gunman in the street pursuit as Ballard. the alleged wait for further inquiry followed.
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Cola
Nieteche
Dallas
Che
Mo Viallard
Bitei
Denver Ib Vedi
Nitteiele
Ballard
Seston Dig
English Labor Decides Against Irish Fight
English Labour party rejects Irish armed struggle amid internal debate on policy and the use of troops. The article notes dissent within factions and describes tensions over British military deployment and responses to Irish actions.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Court Action and Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions proposals and individuals in a legal or civic context with unclear specifics. Names and places are garbled, hindering precise interpretation of actions, dates, or parties involved.
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