Urban population shares in western states exceed rural totals
A 1910 census analysis shows Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada and Arizona having larger rural populations than urban. It notes Utah 215,584 city residents versus 288,812 rural, Idaho 119,087 urban and 152,820 rural, Wyoming 57,348 urban and 172,011 rural, Nevada 12,254 urban and 62,158 rural, with broader figures across the region.
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Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mississippi
A. Com
North Dakota
South Dathird
New Mexico
Utah
Idaho
Wyom
Nevada
Arizona
Cittes Owns
Wyoming
Aid to Austrians Considered to Prevent Collapse
Allies explore a loan of 000,000 to avert national collapse as reparations officials back a plan. Experts say the sum could revive Austrian industry toward self sufficiency. Baron Bichott, France’s minister, supports the project amid growing urgency.
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Baron Bichott
France
Crowder Breaks Silence on Cuba Conditions and Wages
Major General Enoeh U rf, envoy for jt Wilson, accuses tribunals of delays in Cuba and pledges interim provincial administrations as reforms unfold. A Minnesota-bound vessel arrives amid wage reductions and a Coast District Trades council delegation pushes for hearings. A separate report notes a Chicago cigar salesman attacked during a robbery. President-elect Har Mewestion Chithie inauguration coverage follows.
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Crowder
Lalands
Enoeh Urf
Jt Wilson
Cond
Cuba
Mit
Minnesota
Dog of Destiny Traps Fugitive Couple on Train
A film style story follows a black and white bulldog named Toodles aiding a fugitive couple, pursued by conductors on trains from Los Angeles to Denver. Pinkerton detective Franklin B. MacCarthy and his wife are identified. arrest occurs at Chicago home of Harry Towres after a pattern of swindling deposits is revealed.
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Los Angeles
Pup
Chicago
Los Angeles-San Diego
Tia Juana
California
Denver
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Franklin B. MacCarthy
Mia
Green MacCarthy
Hellman Commercial Trust and Savings Barn
MacCarthy
Hellman’s
United Transit and Erie Steamship Company
New York
Columbia Postal Supply Company
River Creek
N. Y
MacCarthye
Harry A. Towres
Betts Machine Company
Mra. Macy Carthy
West
Water Drinking Linked to Early Pilgrim Lifespans
Governor Will Bradford of Plymouth attributed much drinking of water to disease and short life among the Pit rims in early days. Horace Mora of Mount Hermon noted this in a Bostonian Boel ery. He also cited Pastor John Robinson who led the group into Holland and later received tax remittance for wine, while teaching at Leyden University.
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Willi Bradford
Plymouth
Horace Hi Mora
Mount Hermon School
Boelery
Lyplae
John Robinson
Iigerme
Holland
University of Leyden
Cinderella of Roxbury Inherits $250000 Estate
Agnes Jane McNevin, once a Roxbury maid, receives a $250000 bequest from Mrs Mary McKnight. Proposals of marriage and offers from charities pour in as she settles in the great house that became hers. She plans to use the fortune for good but says she does not need outsiders to steer her plans.
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Boston
Agnes Jane McNevin
Mary ©. McKnight
Misa McNevin
Sir McNevin
Mra
McKnight
Henrly
Can't Help Stealing: Burglar Confesses to Early Life
A man named McGrath, twenty, admits to a pattern of burglary since age seven and claims a head injury from a wagon accident triggered his crimes. He describes stealing to fund an attempted medical cure and recounts thefts in Chicago and Waukegan, including a planned holdup and weapons he once owned.
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Mae Walter McGirath
Burstar
Chicago Avenue
Chicago
Pallée
McGrath
Tne
North Clark
Navy
Etralicht
Waukegan
Moffrath
Whispered Speeding Fine In Police Court
St Louis real estate dealer Charles W. de Largy faced a police court for speeding. He tried to whisper to Judge Mix, who insisted on loud speech and fined him 80 dollars. De Largy said he did not want to offend the policeman by contradicting him.
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St. Louis
Charles W. de Largy
Navy seeks seaplane to start from deck and land on water
Washington The Navy department has inaugurated a competition for aircraft designers to produce an airplane that can take off from a ship deck and be equipped to land in the water.
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Washington
Navy Department
Toddler Saved as Firefighters Rescue Dying Child
Firemen carried Dillon Barker, a ten year old girl, from a burning room. The child, afflicted with diphtheria, urged rescuers to save her doll before help arrived. Fire crews responded with prompt courage and care.
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Cloclnnati
Dillon Barker
Tep, I
Miphtheria
Mob Victim Sues For 480000 After Audubon Lynching Attempt
Federal suit filed by Tennigkelt against Sheriff Wilson of Andubin County seeks 480000 damages for injuries and alleged mob attack December 17 1917 near Audubon. Plaintiff claims doors were opened to the mob, he was accused, coerced at a bank, and forced to sign a check related to Kiel Cross incident. The fight left him wounded and the mob dispersed as others confronted bystanders.
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Counc Bluff
Ian Fred Tennigy West
Farmersaf
Audubon
B. BP. Wilson
Andubin Colmty
Tennigkelt
Sherif
Tenniekelt
Blom
Kiel Cross
Lowe
Bowen
Walt
Danven
W. A. Brerk
Gorman Whaiater
Wight
Weekly Marketgram from the U S Bureau of Markets
A dense market synopsis shows weekly shifts in U S commodity prices across grains hay and feeds with declines in ton values in New York Boston and other central markets while Chicago and St Louis report steadier or modest gains. Prices for alfalfa prairie hay and bran vary by region and transport costs influence demand with reports of distress sales and ample stocks in certain markets.
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U. S Bureau of Markets
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlanta
Kanaan City
Prairie Chicago
Kankus Choy
Fratade
Ataten
Minsouri
Minneapolis
Texas
Louis
Jobbi Priegs
Western
New
Woosh
Hutter
Pri
Philadelphia
Tio
Argentina
Broomhalle
Winnipeg
Motor Makers Resume Work In Detroit
Detroit industry shows renewed consumer demand as Liberty Motor Car company plans to restart production on a small basis January 17. Also reports outline antitrust enforcement vigor, Townley campaign activity, and a postal appropriation bill passing with about 72 million dollars allocated for mail facilities.
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Tetroit
Detroit
Liberty Motor Car Company
Fragmented Local Trade Ad Text Surfaces in Scrambled OCR
A jumbled sequence of catalog lines and advertisements appears with items like dyeing services, flowers, beauty parlors, poultry, and welding. The garbled text includes scattered business names and addresses, plus stray dialogue about timing a phone call. The readable content is minimal and fragmented.
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Walken
Neauty P
Venir
Miers
Dyer
Parcel Post
Sas Tate
Tair
Iding Iene Dyeing Co
Tnd Bo
Monuments
W. Brosdway
Mrs & Beale
Tami Price
Droeden
Everybedy
Fait
Best Priem
Il Wenlarn Creamery Os
Fourth South Musical Instruments
Galt Tate
Prism
Smythe Hat Fastory
Bent Ship Poultry
Awe
Fulton Mic Coeree Cent
Veiea
Ke Toursen
Batial
Western Bales Co
Elastic Stocking Mapufseturery
Saeminal Nal Aera
Bo Brooks
Nest
Abespents Pollet Welding & Repairing Co
Nt South State
Eiffeiency
Allcomuver
Ala Catalo
Miening in wot of from ime.
A fragmentary item presents a cryptic dialogue about names and a dinner at an establishment, with a character quoting timing and a dinner end line. The text reads as a garbled OCR snippet with uncertain names and phrases, offering little clear narrative or identifiable events.
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Homer Sunety
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United
Memale
Ehod
Ngion
Har
Ofa
Ina
Willan
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Rotary Club
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DOG OF Destiny
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Roxbury
Dam Eges
Astien
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Madrid
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Mpnth
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ESS Directory
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