Unclear events mix in scattered notes from Kansas hotel and Indiana dispatch
Fragmentary clipping recounts a Kansas hotel guest disturbance after storm Smith allegedly retired to his room, a clerk recounts a gasoline fire injury, and a mix of stray quips. The Indiana dispatch reports an infant Tadpole story linked to hydrant water and a Syracuse encounter.
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Storm Smith
Kansas Gly
Kanaae City
Harry Wolf
Chicago
Goshen
Indianapolis Star
Syra ‘Euse
Kosciusko County
Syracuse
Carranza Seizes Mexico City and Seeks U S Recognition
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report Carranza forces capture Mexico City after severe fighting with the Zapatistas. General Gonzales plans to ship 200 carloads of food to famine sufferers and pursue retreating Zapatistas. Recognition by the United States hinges on President Wilson’s decision.
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United States
Washington
State Department
John RK. Silliman
Vera Cree
Mexico City
Carranza
Gonzales
Mexico
Wilson
Zapativtas
Gonsales
Zapatistas
Mexican soldiers accused of mistreating American ranchers
Nogales reported that Nogales-Fred Dow, an American ranchman from the Mayo River valley area, says Villa soldiers near Fundacion brutally treated him and his family. He was stripped of possessions, crops burned, and the family jailed, then released ten days ago with a warning not to return.
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Don
R Kelized
Threats by Disciple of Holt Target Morgan and Others
A letter signed Pearce threatens to assassinate J Pierpont Morgan and St Cecil Spring Rice and to destroy British ships clearing from American ports. The writer, claiming to be a partner of Erich Muenter, outlines alleged comprehensive plans in the missive.
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New Orleans
J. Pierpont Morgan
Universalists Seek Mediation Board to End War
The Universalists urged President Wilson to establish a neutral mediation board to assist in bringing the European war to a close. The proposal asks for action toward forming a committee of respected figures to facilitate peace talks.
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Universalists
Wilson
Crowd Packs Liberty Bell Jubilee in Ealt Lake City
Huge turnout marks a historic public event in Salt Lake City and the state. Aged 44 mother Adalat M MacLaunas is noted among attendees, as the Kirkoswald steamer transports sugar from New York to Marseille and nine bombs are found aboard during the voyage.
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Ealt Lake City
Galt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Mra
Beamer
New York
Marasilles
Moors
Indiana of Full Brood Decreases Washington
Fragmentary OCR notes a disrupted report mentioning Indiana and Washington with references to percentages, communities, and food or brood terms. The readable text is insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or named organizations.
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Indiana
Washington
Utah
Embargo Talks Hover as Leather Goose Trade Hinted
A fragmentary report notes Washington and France negotiating embargoes on raw hides to bolster leather supplies for the Americas. Details are unclear, but the item hints at possible trade frictions affecting leather goods.
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Washington
France
Americas
Supplies on Hand Sustain Front Line Troops
A World War I era report explains how 7,000 tons of food and medical supplies move daily from base depots to firing lines. Harold Pegble notes most goods come from England with rapid rail and motor deliveries, ensuring front troops never lack meals or ammunition despite railway risks.
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Base de Pots
Pritien Army
Harold Pegble
Eneland
France
Dory
Resinol soap and ointment claim to clear complexion faster
An old advertisement touts Resinol soap and ointment for facial cleansing and pore opening. It also notes Resinol as an instant itch reliever and a treatment for kin humors, sores, burns, wounds, and sunburn. Separate candy health claims cite sugar and sweets aiding fatigue for soldiers and laborers.
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Adv
Ad Insufficient Supply In Market Speech
Fragmentary dialogue describes a shortage in cattle supply with casual barter language. The exchange mentions a cow and a hefty creature, implying demand exceeds available stock. No clear names, places, dates, or organizational references are present.
Fragmentary lines prompt unclear record
OCR text is garbled with no coherent event or identifiers. No identifiable people places dates or organizations to summarize into a factual newspaper card.
Unclear fragment hints at resort talk and guests
Text presents a fragmented scene at a summer resort with a new arrival and hotel proprietor exchanging phrases, mentions a guest of three days. It also references a phrase about women and a cryptic line about Mexico and Geeveres, leaving characters and setting uncertain.
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Judee
That Way Do Revolutions Spread Contagion Theories
The fragment discusses contagion in revolutions as a tendency to recur and mentions a proverb about judging a woman by her companion rather than herself and notes Minnerote’s claim of 25 bushels per acre.
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Minnerote
Insect Tragedy and Humorous Dialogues From Daily Life
A fragmentary diary style piece mixes dialog about a tragic insect scene with witty exchanges on daily life. It notes a mosquito tragedy as kerosene is poured and a character’s odd fate, plus short exchanges about love looking and a maid named Jane during table setting followed by remarks on warmth and survival.
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I. Beane
Frater
Liby
Libby, M‘neill
Libby
Atlantic City
Entee
Evening Transcript
India
Ty Peasimist
Morstortom
New Post Toasties
City OF
Zapata
HOLT
Propose Mediation Board
Liberty Bell
Paul
Soliers
Egypt
Cairo
Belentxte
Sobiers
Westminster Gasette
Jimmy
Boye’ Club
Cocos
Geeveres
Ayrups
Ssiatkes
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castoria
Stefinish
Jane
Mintrenn
Cailler’s
Ladgner
Hampton
Rhodes
Wilkine
Jeanat
KG Baxing Power
South
Omaha
National
South Omaha
Denver
Great Western Commission Company
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