Telegraphic Tales Tergely Told In Worn Fragments
A garbled late nineteenth or early twentieth century telegraphy chronicle references Beaumont Texas and San Antonio mayor Daniel Cleveland, a New Jersey bride, aviation accidents near Tuolumne Meadows, a Denver mill head, and various legal and political items. The scattered notes mix deaths, indictments, political recalls, and national events with unnamed local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cleveland
Sho Diego
Cel
Nenvil Webb
New Jersey
Cleveland
San Antonio
Tex
Armistice Day Conference Sparks Public Debate
Washington discusses opening disarmament talks with major powers. Britain leans toward a later date than November 11 while Japan favors early talks only if others agree. Officials expect a public conference in Washington with no secrecy and reject regional invitations.
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Washington
Hashes
Auckland Geddes
Baron Shoehara
United Statts
Tokio
Thie Sumpes- Hon
Japan
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Thoradany
Capper
Versailins
Pac Ac Coast
White House
State Department
Purdue President Dies After Heroic Rescue Attempt
Mrs Stone remains in serious condition in Banff while rescuers reach Marble Creek to aid her. Dr W F Stone sacrificed his life to save his wife, per accounts from Mount Kanon to Martie Greek where a deep ravine claimed him after he helped her from a perilous ledge.
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Stone
Purdue Less Life
Mare Banff
Alberta
Canada
Culles
Drs
W. F. Stone
Treacher
Mt. Kanon
Martie
Purdove University
Marble Creek
al¢ Club
Maiie Creek
Apof
Mra. Stone
Dre Stone
Deter Stone
Mre Stone
Banker Accused Of Juggling Worgs In North Bakers
W. Bhosirker of Veeeenden was arrested Tuesday and charged with mablig fale enirion in he fiche and wiberwice violating the National Mant tale. Two of the banks cuntrel aoe were Fevantly vinaed.
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DT. W. Bhosirker
Veeeenden
North Bakers and Monon
Waa
Twuresday
Mablig Fale Enirion
He Fiche
Wiberwice
Cuntrel
Senior Chaplain Finds Most Fighters Gorna Faith Bound
The senior chaplain of the embarked Fir Division analyzes the Argonne era to show most American soldiers carried religious items among their personal effects. Dr Talbot notes ninety percent of dead soldiers bore a Bible cross or prayer book, refuting the view of irreligion and urging cultivation of faith within the force. He argues the Expeditionary Force held a sincere but quiet reverence and honesty, shaping spiritual life despite wartime strain.
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Talbot
Aetter
American Legion
Marriage Linked Soldier and Cartoon Worker in Nebraska
Dan Cupid linked rank B. OConnell, department adjutant of the American Legion of Nebraska, to Miss Rachel N Blodgett of Orleans. The couple wed in Orleans with the veil ceremony later in Lincoln. OConnell served in LeMonar and edited a soldier newspaper in 1918 while Blodgett worked as a canteen worker with the M M A. They met as children and married after his return from France becoming active in Legion work in Lincoln. He was the first commander of the Lincoln post and has been adjutant of the department since its organization.
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France
Rank B. O'Connell
American Legion of Nebraska
Rachel N. Blodgett
Orleans
Nebraska
Or _ Teans
Lincoln
O'Connell
le Mona
Miss Blodgett
Sable
Cupid
Legion
Lincoln Post
Cornhusker Legionnaires
Hardest of All and Battles Recalled by Disabled Soldier
Disabled Goldier recounts service in battles at Bollen Wood Chateau Thierry the Argonne and the wider government compensation campaign as published in Amerien Legion Weekly.
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Goldier
Bollen Wood
Chateau Thierry
The
Argonne
Government Compensation campaigne-Amerien Legion Weekly
The Burning Question Bank Robbery Car Escape
The American Legion Weekly notes a bank robbery by bandits who escape in a car. The piece questions the robbers and hints at their ability to flee, reflecting on the suspected involvement or behavior of the offenders.
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Johnsoa
Missinsippi
District of Columbia
Dineien
Caf
American Legion Weekly
Not Rattied at Ball Grounds by Hessle Did You Notice
A garbled note mentions Munsell’s car at the ball grounds in a flivver and praises pitching as rotter good green. It references American Legion Werkly with unclear context.
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Hessle
Munsell
Perey
American Legion
Rise in fur neckpieces prompts new fashion demand
A fragmented 19th century style note shows fur neckpieces remaining in vogue. It mentions heightened interest from fashion followers and lingering demand for fur accessories amid evolving tastes.
Fragmented OCR: Bracelets and repair unit details near Deneulet
Fragmented readable text mentions a bracelet, equipment, and a repair unit with unclear context. Names and places are garbled, but references to a location and activity suggest a local item or incident needing reconstruction. No clear dates or outcomes available from the fragment.
Legion Man Fed Up on War
John PL Poulos a World War I veteran and member of the American Legion seeks a policy to avoid further wartime service. Native of Athens Ohio trained with Greek forces, he has been drafted repeatedly, enlisted in three wars, and now appeals to Congressman W Frank James to secure relief. Poulos is naturalized but lacks treaty-backed citizenship protections to avoid conscription.
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John PL Poulos
Albert V. Braden
Poat
Ameri
United Silex
Jovn
Athens
Grove
John Peter Contsogiannopontos
John
Poulos
Amreiea
Mich
Greece
Bend Fe
Ameren
Aimerlen
Sim
Tim
W. Frank James
Michigan
Ware
James
State Department
United States
Exuberant Hoosier Patters on World War I Front
Ralph G. Patterson of Muncie Indiana, enamored with excitement, joined the First Division Headquarters Troop after riding a cattle train to Chicago in 1917. He later arrived at the front near Luneville Cantigny and Solonais, enduring wounds in action including a shattered leg and a broken nose in the Argonne push of October 4, 1918.
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Ralph G. Patterson
Pat
France
Pershing
Patterson
Gondrecourt
Barle-Duc
Luneville
Pollus
Cantigny
Solasons
Seldheprey
Argonne
Fragmentary dialogue hints at Alaska trip and loan request
A garbled exchange references Alaska travel and a loan of 107 dollars. Jones asks about going to Alana while Bulder and Hulter discuss outcomes and plans, revealing a casual, incomplete conversation with no clear event or resolution.
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Bulder
Alaska
Hulter
Alana
Jones
Inactive Bipp and the question of his physical culture
A terse note questions whether Bipp engages in any physical culture or exercise, suggesting inactivity. The remark shifts to Skepticism about his judgment and discipline, implying a critique of his habits and fitness.
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Bipp
Happ
Amortcia Langhon
Four Women Model Early Arm Brace Styles in Mine Dress
An incomplete description outlines four women wearing leather arm coverings or wrist bracelets as part of a mining fashion display. The pieces are described with varied widths and decorative headgear, though the text is fragmentary and details are unclear.
Pend Lillee and Millet Effort Trim Rehearsal
Fragmentary notes mention Pend Lillee and Millet focusing on an athletic training trim. The text references an effortive plan and rehearsal activities, with unclear context or final outcome.
The Story of Our States Oklahoma Boomers’ Land Rush
The piece recounts Oklahoma’s rapid 1880 land rush and early growth after opening lands by the Homestead Act. It notes government land offices, boomers rushing to claim farms and city lots, Guthrie’s swift rise, and the state’s later path from Indian territory to statehood with ten electoral votes.
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Klahoma
Henjanin Harrivan
Oumchong
Soibe
United States
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Aule
Buard
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Oklahoma Herald
Louisiana Purchase
Oklahoma Territory
Congress
Oklahom
Bas
Doula
New Mexico's Founding and Mexican Era Overview
The region's history traces from Spanish explorers in 1536 and Coronado in 1540 to Pueblo Indians and early Spanish rule under Juan de Oñate in 1608. Santa Fe emerged around 1605, with New Mexico under Spain until 1821, then Mexican territory after independence. After the 1846 conquest by Col. Kearny, the 1848 Treaty ceded the upper area to the United States and the 1850 Territory of New Mexico formed, later evolving toward statehood in 1912 becoming the 47th state with 4 electoral votes.
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New Mexican
Old Mexico
Coronado
Juan de Onate
Santa Fe
Indiana
New Mexico
Untl
Mexico
Spain
Kearny
Kurt Leavenworth
Seninle
Almanacs Keep Their Place In History
A readable fragment notes almanacs as durable, noting their value across eras. It references British history and the long tenure of almanac use, with nostalgia for past practices and the role of Almanacs in daily life and record keeping.
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Laurence Larin
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Medford
Oregon
Lowe
Olge Barber Field
Sameth, Black
Washington and Jeferson University
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Potive Kari BK
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Mednesday
M. Short
Madison Rvanty Gravary
Altou
United States Navy Air Station
Cape May
N. J
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General Court
Mevy Department
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Lye
Bugle
Aquina
Eaglaid
Mre GW
Kiln
Bet Eoven
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Atlantic Clig
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Mayer Heder
Munday
Tee Beechas
Acanthe
Ild Rapide National City Bank of
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Friend
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Thick” Weaver
Happy
Peleh
White Six
Cael York
St. Laute
Cy Dysart
el Vaso
Texan
Weeks
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Woort- Forhes
Weiter
Howe
Rubmiegton
Walt
Eugene
Debs
Harding
Blue Mountain Irrigation Company
Monticello
Uta
Federal Power Commission
Polo Canyon
San Juan County
Utah
Manticetto
Havana
Georgina Marklevicx
Dina Pain
Vatrick
Dublin
Mount Joy Prixon
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Academy of Med Eine
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