News Of A Week In Condensed Form In Intermountain View
A broad collage of wartime notes from Utah to New Jersey covers a mine disaster, a pool death at Logan Agricultural College, bank embezzlement arrests, influenza outbreaks, and war news. Reports recount strikes in Denver barber shops, grain and oil production shifts, and American troops in Europe with updated casualty and equipment counts.
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Intermountain
Jo Shorits
Sharpela
Great Pilla
Mont
Horns Sommers
Morty
Vietor
Tonopah
Nev
W. KE. Brooke
Te Chit Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Jonpinz
Federal Reserve
Denver
Washington
Senate
Congress
Mel Adoo
Shafroth
Colorado
No Compromise With Germany Declares Wilson
President Wilson denounces any compromise with Germany and insists on impartial justice for all nations. He argues for a league of nations to guarantee postwar peace, warning that treaties must be backed by a robust, universally applied standard of right and removing special interests from shaping settlements.
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Austria-Hungary
Holland
The
Hague
Amsterdam
Daily Express
Wison
China
Pekin
America
Bir
Germas
Alsace-Lorraine
Muebihausen
Colmar
Altkirch
Flanders
William I
Count von Hertling
Prince Maximilian of
Maden
Germany
Armentoves
Germ
Antwerp
Meta
Diaruisons
Edmund Allenby
Pershing
Meuse
Argonne
Saatets
New York
League of Nations
Wilson
Fourth Liberty Loan
Brest-Litovsk
Bucharest
Russia
Roumania
League of Natons
League
Telf
Torgether
Destroying Hun Airplanes Declared Aerial Warfare Insight
Maj. W. A. Bishop of the British air service explains British policy on reporting aircraft destroyed. He notes that only credited downed machines count, and that public boasting over every loss is avoided as a matter of wartime discipline and prudence.
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W. A. Bishop
British Air Service
Hie Excuse Meeting at Dressmaker’s With Cat Thereto
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled line about meeting someone at a dressmaker with a cat present. No clear persons or organizations are readable. The snippet lacks coherent facts to summarize a news item or event.
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John
Ty Deer
Question by thought reader ends with Cock Tobin murder
The inquirer asks the thought reader a life and death query about who killed Cock Tobin. A dramatic exchange unfolds with misread names and family relations as the audience awaits the verdict.
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Taurider
the Inquirer
Gale
Cock Tobin
Private Buller and Leggett Dialogue Echoes Army Snippets
A garbled OCR fragment captures a back and forth between Private Buller and Private Leggett with sporadic lines about slipping two on Monday night and a stray reference to enlistees. The text blends army chatter, punchy quips, and unrelated phrases, yielding a fragmented, urban newspaper feel.
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Buller
Leggett
Butrato
Poor Memory and the Knot of Truth in a Monk’s Riddle
A cryptic meditation on memory and truth features a monk puzzled by a knot tied to trigger recollection. The speaker questions how his wife’s actions could restore reliability while the narrator reflects on doubt and perception in a concise, enigmatic verse.
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Monk
Boy chases with hot poker sparks farmer’s lecture
A farmer finds his son chasing frightened farm animals with a hot poker around the yard. After a harsh rebuke the boy vows to change. A day or two later the same disturbance resumes as the poker havoc continues despite the father's scolding. The boy pleads in vain for another chance.
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London
Fragmentary dialogue on anger and perception
A garbled excerpt shows a lecturer and a student debating anger as an abstract quality. The exchange mentions a pretense, a book, and a description of a man with purple anger, all within a muddled dialogue.
Unclear Note on Public Response and Repairs
Fragmentary remarks express hope that damage will be repaired and popularity efforts will continue. The text mentions Del and Aumerican and hints at costs and administration, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities for fuller brief.
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All Kmore Aumerican
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TAI Giller He Shell Londing Co
Morgan
N. J
Brant J. Hart
Hartzel Springs
Colo
United States District Court
San Francisco
Public Health Service
United States
Boston
Kiward F. Martin
Boston Globe
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Martin
Mont Ne
Ain
Tampa
Bristol Channel
Navy
Auey Department
Mivtal
Dyn de Haviland
Poligraph
Fen
Orilvvel
Pustmister
Thie
Wpuravel
Wie
Hevirel
Walle
Hammar
David M. Abt
Metuchen
Peanen
Newee
Haid
Garmnans
Herrien
Yeate
George Henricikia
Minneapolls
Siti Rosa National Bank
Frank A. the Coahier
William
Grantte Loughrey
Santa Rosa
Sarerahig
Huvertown
Amd
Rectilielag
Baru
France
Tarma
Hone
Frank Bose
Swift & Company
Aly
Bromers
Fountain of Youth
Barker
New York Sun
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