Americans Reinforce Allied Front in World War I News
Reports describe American reinforcements behind the lines and continued artillery duels as German and Allied forces clash in ongoing World War I operations. Observers note fresh troops, guns, and stores moving to front sectors while raids and counterattacks persist across Flanders, the Somme, and Italian theaters.
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London
Flanders
Fremen- Gone
Oda
Thas
Batte Front
Giermana
Maratea -Haig
Pass- Hons
Amiens
Aamiern
Aeetor
Aillette
Tihe
Preneh
Moundap
Sheilamor
Plare
Tanne
Alete
Ambassadors in Washington Warn Against Japanese Siberia Role
Staff of Ambassador Frager arrive in Washington reporting to President Wilson and the State Department. They fear Japanese troops entering Siberia would hinder Russian intervention and could embolden Germany and Russia’s forces, urging a disinterested U.S. stance to avoid provoking Tokyo. Also noted is the fragile condition of Daniel McCaskey in New York with little chance of recovery.
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Siberia
Washington
Fragers
Apd
Wilson
Fale Departuyest
Russia
Inineventiog
Japan
Germany
Mousinds
Hueslnn
Menito
Mant, Caius and Howard Halt Nes Aires Dominance
In a contested meeting, Mant and Caius alongside Mroudente Theo and Willi Howard ended Nes Aires hold on the region. The coalition formed to challenge the dominion of Nes Aires and pursue a new governance path.
Frederica Protects Soldiers at Door and Rail Disaster
In a wartime slice, Frederica offers shelter to two uniformed officers, sparking tension with her father. After a touching farewell, she watches a rail crash and daringly aids a wounded trooper as rain pours and trains rumble toward danger. Her courage outshines household doubt.
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Tain
Halred Gitl
Aho
Questa
Misa Frederica
Meer
Prederica
Brodecka
Frederica
Ake
Hult
Prodorica
Cartel
Waldiora
Scotland Vows to Fight On as War Touches All
A Columbus Dispatch column extols Scottish resilience in wartime. It notes over 900000 Scots under arms or dead, praises rural and urban sacrifice, and asserts Scots will endure without complaint. The piece frames Scotland as a small nation bearing a heavy burden yet remaining steadfast.
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Canada
Harry Lawler
Atraggie
Scorland
Arma
Scotland
Husky
Columbus Dispatch
Photographs of Czar by a British Photographer in Russtan
The photographer Donald Thompson describes how he obtained a close picture of the czar and his son at Tearskoye Selo after the revolution began. Soldiers approached as the camera was ready and smoke was blown toward the czar, who remained calm.
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Donald Thompson
Russtan
Csar
Tearskoye Selo
Mr. Thompson
Thed
St Lemberg
Meuse
Thad
Wiung
Strafe Becomes Oxford Dictionary War Trophy
Oxford University reports a wartime joke turn into a lexicon trophy. The word strafe is altered and reduced in volume TX of the Oxford dictionary to rhyme with chute, rendered as a comic English term, as London Times notes.
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Oxford University
Germany
Oxford
London Times
York Road Toll Gates Abolished In Final Clearance
The final step in clearing York Road tolls was taken recently. Six toll gates between the city line and Hatharo will cease to vex highway users. Philadelphia had already abolished inner walls tolls. lingering ones persist near the Delaware riverfront where ferries operate.
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York Road
York ‘Road
Hne
Hatharo
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Delaware
Melloville resident tied to odd NY telephone quarrel
A former Melloville resident in New York faced a peculiar telephone quarrel demanding the health of Theodore Hounevelt. The caller claimed to recall Mike Hicks and referenced a depot meeting at Alluntevriie, prompting a high patienece limit before the disruption ended.
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T. A
Mike
New York
Melloville
Querria
Theodore Hounevelt
Housevelt
Almliar
Tife
Mike Hicks
Depot
Alluntevriie
Tea lore and simple desserts in a home cooking piece
The article discusses tea varieties and brewing tips, noting English Breakfast, Oolong, Ceylon, and others, with cautions on tannin and boiling. It mixes culinary guidance with recipes for dates dessert, tapioca date sponge, green pea soup, chopped chicken and pork dish, and a juicy pie method.
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Ceylon
Morocco
America
Misunderstood TE Sparks Rebuttal in Local Exchange
A man complains he is misunderstood while Mr Ruforek counters that the issue is not misreading but persistent grievances. He notes constant brewing of faults and growing weariness among people toward Matentinge.
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Mr. Ruforek
Wife's quick signal saves husband on Mark Island
On Mark Island in Penobscot Bay a Boston banker, Preston Binkr, was injured when returning from the mainland. His wife, a former hospital nurse, used the family dynamo powered light to signal the mainland after a farmhouse blaze drew attention. Navy rescue arrived after hours, finding the house ablaze and the family sleeping.
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Banger
Wotkin
Hess
Mark Island
Penobscot Bay
Ralph Collamore
Mr. Collamore
Preston Binkr
Boston
Hanker
Mark Tofind
Lee
Naval Statin
Hoek Fund
Dist
Navy
Blue House
Darknas
Journsleep
Kent
Markslind
Collamore
Tevi
Defiance Man Sentenced After Crude Riot Actions
A local figure known as Hil Brown drew attention as he caused disturbances downtown involving pushing, swinging doors, and anti social acts. He clashed with authorities and was ultimately sentenced to ninety days in the Toledo workhouse after a confrontation with Chief Harper.
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Binsulf
Waterloo
Tod
Windwels End
Harper
Toledo
Ghostly apparitions terrorize Panhandle town at night
Breabenville watchman Filey stirs fear claiming ghosts cry aloud near cromaings each night. Police warn against vigilantism as townsfolk seek safety while reports of shots fired to frighten spirits circulate.
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Breabenville
Tatrlck Filey
Panhandle Cromaings
Atilly
Bravery Cost Man His Job In Chicago Payroll Theft
Thienga Fred Krehatt of a Chicago mercantile firm reported catching Fred de Sands stealing a 4500 payroll. Kreholt awaited police, later returned with sorrowful look. Captain Weagher weighed options as Rappert recounted a second alert. A clothing store messenger heard cries, sprinted to stop the thief alone amid threats.
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Fred Krehatt
Chicago
Fred de Sands
de Sands
Krehoft
Krebot
Weagher
Rappert
Stephen Rappert
Holf
Ruppert
Kun
Man Arrested After Pocket Thefts On Transit
Murray was picked up by a patrolman on suspicion and, with others, placed in a patrol wagon. He reportedly stole several articles from the pocket of the man next to him before reaching the prison, where he was charged with grand larceny as the result of his actions.
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San Prancisco
Patrick
Ray
Ace
Murray
Wild chase after coyote in icy Kansas rural scene
In Smith Center Kansas a farmer and neighbor recounted a cold matinee chase after a coyote. The hunter, Ernest Barnes, and Charles Hinetsenle pursued the animal through zero weather, striking it with a bowled shot and ending with Barnes carrying two fat hens home, one killed during the chase.
Ten Year Old Girl Gaved Train Incident
A fragmentary report describes a ten year old girl in Mankato involved in a mysterious train incident. The text is garbled with names and places unclear and details incomplete about the event or outcome.
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Lewes Murphy
Mankato
Abi
Ariel
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