Happenings That Are Making History This Week
Charles Boettcher of Denver elected president of the Denver Salt Lake City railroad. Tragedies and upheavals abound from drownings in Wyoming to a Detroit peace expedition invite. Reports cover murders, accidents, legal actions, and wartime diplomacy affecting the United States and abroad.
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Intermountain
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Salt Lake City
Moffat Line
Newman Firth
New Yor City
Alexander McCaul
Cody
Wye
Lindsey
Boise
Idaho
Pitteburg
John Barows
Edgar Doss
Way City
Mich
Joseph Mikoak
Pilsen Lumber Company
Chicago
Helate Schults
United States
Killa Island
Ellis Island
Jimey
Atlantic City & Shore Railroad Company
Kee
United States Urged to Lead Peace Initiative
European neutral ministers and Mme Kevia Schwimmer of Hungary traveled to Washington and several capitals to urge the United States to take the initiative for peace. She said neutrals believe the U S should lead due to its central power and distance from the fighting, and that a peace convention is being discussed despite past rejections over partisan influence.
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Newirsle
United States
Beane
Washington
Mme
Kevia Schwimmer
Hungary
White House
Wilson
Mme. Schwimmer
Nethert
New York
Mme, Schwimmer
Roumanians Hope For Peace Speech From The Throne
In the throne speech the king laments the war's bloodshed and notes new beligerents entering the conflict. He urges unity to defend Rowmanta, asks the crown prince and ministers to prepare the army, and calls on the assembly to approve measures and credits to support the war effort.
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Rowmanta
Six Dead in Farm Slaughter as Worker Kills and Self
Authorities report six farm hands found dead after a worker shot them while they slept last Tuesday night and then killed himself. No foreign workers were involved according to officials.
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Ewald Kinbunde
Saroma
Eau Claire
Win
Cook Inlet
Phoeats
Aris
Carl Peterson
H. H. Sima
Dukows
Hot Springs
Ark
Lexington
W. E. Chatham
Kentucky
Kentucky Methodist
Hugh Perry
Detles
Texas
Trinity River
Arther Hauser
Wichita
W .H Smith
A. Howard Fleming
Pallmont
Wiealis
Moneres Nogales
Aria
Americas
Howard
Calvo
Tie Bevices
Court of Appeals
Anne Aumulles
Ambiguous surrender report from Brussels via The Hague
A Brussels telegram forwarded through The Exchange Telegraph reports a German authorities confession tied to the arrest and execution of Edith Cavell. The message mentions a related hanging in a military prison, with reference to a fleeing or disgraced individual.
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London
Brussels
Hague
Exchange Telegraph
Resehenisier
Edith Cavell
Ford to Europe mission gains more accommodations
Report from Ford headquarters indicates the plan to accompany him to Europe for peace efforts requires additional arrangements. The acknowledgment came Sunday night as officials prepared for the new accommodations and defended the logistics amid war-time debates.
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New York
Hear Ford
Europe
Newark woman seeks London aid amid wartime turmoil
A distorted clipping reports Sienae Renee Pam Newark Benrie Skimmer filing for help from London during a crisis. It mentions the American government, London, and trade concerns with a figure named Leadon Commerce Manmad, plus a distant 10,000 feet note and vague depictions of officials.
Canadian Wheat Seized by England in War Measure
The Canadian government under the War Act seized all high grade wheat in elevators from Fort William to the Atlantic coast. The action affects wheat held by grain shippers and millers, with about 0,000,000 bushels taken from Fort William, Port Arthur, Midland and other ports. The move aims to supply Britain and allied nations, with compensation promised and transportation arranged to the Atlantic for overseas shipment.
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Ottawa
Port Prescott
Quebec
St Jub
Stamtreat
Halifas
Canada
Port William
Great Britain
France
Italy
Atlantic Seaboard
Ocean
Germany May Seek Apology Over Embassy Protest
German officials prepared to file a strong complaint with the U S State Department over the Bernstorff trial remarks. The German embassy has not decided the exact form of the protest or whether an apology will be demanded.
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Meagoos
Army
Navy
Simmons
North Carolina
McAdoo Tas
Federal Reserve Banks
Navy Department
K. Boyed
Washington
United States
Gallinger
Salate
Wilson
Defense Plana Foreign
New York
Mt Wee
Amanisador von Bernstorff
State Department
Hood
Five Sailors Die As Bark Carelinapu Goes Ashore
Eighteen lives are known lost after the bark Carelinapu wrecks on rocks near Tacoma. Captain Dee Ureesemen and Rodrigue z Paesseterra are rescued and cared for at Calyguot ac Digs. Seven crew members are presumed lost with the ship.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dee Ureesemen
Rodriguez Paesseterra
Calyguot Ac
Megre Manges to Tres Case Sails Through Years
In a murky notice a roving attacker case surfaces with eager charged parties, tea and garbled headers. the article hints at a trial or proceeding involving Megre Manges and Kylie Backeer in connection with a hanging incident.
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Megre Manges
Tres
Kylie Backeer
Farm Animal Cholera Warning and Postmortem Guide
A Nebraska veterinary guide advises monitoring temperatures in herd members when cholera is suspected, noting normal ranges and possible rises. It recommends postmortem hog examinations, checking kidneys, intestines, lungs, and lymph nodes for characteristic lesions, and suggests using serum as treatment.
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Department of Animal Pathology
University of Nebraska
System of Flock Numbers Field Guide
System of flock numbers explains ear notch identification for purebred animals. It suggests a Colorado Agricultural College scheme using left ear notches as base, with combinations representing numbers from 1 to 6 and beyond for easy, continuous reference.
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C. B Anderson
Colorado
Colorado Agricultural College
Eartag Punches Notching and Marking Practices
The text describes using punches to notch base and point positions on ears, with specific counts for each notch and placement. It notes that breeding may require certain markings like mid ear boles and references the use of eyetomes for marking cattle or Rage.
Production of Live Stock and Feed Quality Issues
A damaged OCR passage describes problems in live stock production including manure management, stagnant water sources, and contamination from dirty water. It notes effects on milk and meat quality and mentions attempts at cleaning feeds and facilities at a farm labeled Weahbern, vereny Farm.
Fragmentary Local News Teasers From Nearby Town
Vague OCR note references a farm incident with pigs and a bridge or fork scene. Mentions November date and a possible rescue or saving effort. No clear names, places, or verifiable events available.
The Young Man Gets Even at a Dinner Event
A humorous stage moment unfolds as a performer invites lovers to stand, prompting four girls in the sixth row to rise while one teased suitor, seated, asks to leave. The audience reacts with laughter at the unexpected turn.
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Ward
Fragmented Speech and Odd Anecdotes From The Street
A jumble of dialect riddles and stray phrases describes odd street observations and humor. The notes mention a pan eeetea and a dying Geb, a crowing hed, and Pharaoh’s chariot wheel, then shift to a repair shop quip about supplying parts for a motorcycle.
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Jamin
Leddie
Patient confronts doctor amid grim diagnosis in fragment
The fragment shows a patient challenging a doctor as plea and despair surface. The tense exchange hints at fear of death and a braking moment in a medical consultation, with unclear surrounding details but strong emotional stakes.
Fragmentary OCR Note from Unknown Page
The readable text shows incomplete phrases and broken words with no clear event or entities. It mentions potential names and locations but lacks coherent, identifiable facts to summarize a distinct news item.
Fragmentary note hints at missing punctuation and words
A garbled line references a worded exchange or chant with unclear spelling. The fragment shows stray letters and possible quote marks, suggesting a misread or damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR Item Notes Local Display
A sparse readable fragment discusses a Lee company device and trench related terms. The text lacks clear subject names dates or places but hints at a technical or operational note.
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