Condensed News of a Week From The World
A volatile weekly roundup reports Captain Alexander Moran found dead in Vancouver with suspected violence. In Butte Montana martial law tightens under Major Dono hy as four infantry companies arrive. a police court system is reorganized. Accidents in Provo Utah injure four, a miner's family tragedy in Virginia City Nev, and a surge of legal and economic actions unfold across New York Chicago and San Francisco amid wartime pressures. French government orders shoes, a rail foreclosure suit in New York, and bids to create open shop politics add to a tense domestic scene while international turmoil spreads across Europe and the Mediterranean with diplomatic shifts and military moves.
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Intermountain
Alexander Moran
Jack London
Walt Larson
Bea Wolf
Vancouver
National Guard of
Montana
Butte
Ftote
United States
Provo
Utah
Ftrvant Stringham
Delia Booth
J. J. Donohy
Arthur A. m
James B. Booth
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort George Wright
Wash
Fort Harroon
Mont
John Judnich
Virginia City
Nev
New York City
St. Lewis Shows
America
Aboes
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Federal District Court
New York
Central Trust Company
San Francisco
Johu O'Connell
Iron
William Sulser
Progressive Party
International Irrigation Congress
Calgary
Canada
Furness
Shenandoas Ru
Leadon
Ht. Joba
X. F
Alul
Menalla
Detroit
Pires
Cushing
Oklahoma
Imbtaing
Gerane
Italy and Balkans Involved Threats in Turbulent Asia
Washington diplomats report fears of broader hostilities should Turkey enter the fight, with potential moves toward the Caucasus and Persia. Japanese troops could join allies in western Asia after coordinating with Britain, while Turkish neutrality is debated by diplomats as Ankara delays declaring its intentions amid military prep.
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Willson
Congress
Europe
Washington
Department of Justice
Wilson
Italy
Balkans
Turkey
Caucasus
Persia
Egypt
India
United Statens
Venustiano Carranza
Mextco
Weyet
Western Asia
England
Japan
Germany
Kiaochow
China
Machine Guns At Work in Front Line Firepower
English soldiers describe brutal effectiveness of machine guns against advancing Germans. One gun crew waits for distance, captain pauses then orders fire. Projectiles cut down soldiers as they advance, men recall the deadly efficiency and fear on the road.
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London
Russians announce victory in broad movement on front
A Rome dispatch via the Exchange Telegraph states Russians have completely routed Russians near Tomasow with two generals among Austrian dead. Vienna reports slow progress at Lemburg as the Russian center moves south against Austrian Generals Aufenburg and Dankel, who had been at Lublin and Zjamonac.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Rome
Petrograd
Tomasow
Vienna
Lemburg
Aufenburg
Dankel
Lublin
Zjamonac
Reserve banks organized for new currency system
Washington announces immediate organization of twelve reserve banks as part of a holiday conference with clearing house delegates. Detroit reports Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic chosen for the forty-nights encampment closing celebration in Washington, while the National encampment proceeds.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Detroit
David J Palmer
Laws
Department of Laws
Washington
Washington Gardner
Grand Army of the Nepar
Leonard B. Opiycke
New
Bar Harbor
Congress
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Fort Worth
Texas
James W. Gerard
Germany
United States
Penatur
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Free Train From Paris Warns of Civilians Evacuation
Fragmentary text reports civilians including women and children to be moved from Paris to clear routes for military operations. Government orders aim to remove noncombatants from the south of France to reduce interference.
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Paris
Part Mans
Ieee
Weal
France
Fragmentary London Verse Item on Prize Court Delayed
A damaged OCR fragment from a London column mentions a prize court and a delay with unclear names. It references crime, punishment, and emotional reactions, but many words are garbled, leaving the main event and participants unreadable.
Parilamadt Opens Tuhia Ab the Oeming of the parth oneal
A garbled report notes a speech by an unidentified figure in alliance with Germany. The text contains numerous misspellings and unclear references to events, speakers, and places, but suggests a political or diplomatic opening or discussion on Friday.
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Okun
Briny
Germany
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Promises Relief
An old testimonial claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eases female troubles and headaches. The fragment mentions a Mrs. Jonson of Princeton Illinois and Mrs. Newman of Poland Kentucky praising the remedy and urging readers to use Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Princeton
Ill
Lydia B. Pinkham
F. Jonson
Illinois
Honace Newman
Poland
Herkimer Co
Lydia Pinkham
Pales
Lydia BE
Medicine Co Jconfidential
Lynn
Mass
Psychology of the kiss by Bir Ray Lankester
The essay classifies kisses into two types nose to nose and lips to lips with brief notes on olfactory and tactile aspects. It notes that close kissing declined in Britain in the eighteenth century but remained common abroad and recounted an instance of a person being kissed before a journey by both male and female relatives.
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Bir
Ray Lankester
Cure for Head Pimples With Cuticura Remedy
A caregiver reports Acey suffered itching and burning on the head until Cuticura Soap and Ointment were used. After starting the treatment, the head calmed, hair growth resumed, and the ailment cleared within days. The testimonial cites purchasing details and a Boston department address.
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Cealn
Ost
Mre
Rosa M. Hanks
Outhoura
Dept
Boston
Adr
The Fellow Up Method and the Pretty Girls
A fragmented passage discusses social dynamics and courting, mentioning a head of the echo and the idea of a fairer path for all. The text hints at marriage outcomes tied to beauty and social leverage without clear context or complete statements.
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Echo
Stumngreghy
Fragmentary quoted dispute over hotel crowd and Rover faults
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker claiming correction by a hotel crowd and questioning another’s memory. The text hints at a quarrel over Rover and perceived faults, but readability is low and no clear event or named entities emerge.
Growing Pigs: Feed Strategy From Pasture to Concentrates
A farm article explains pigs’ small stomachs suit concentrated foods. Growth and breeding stock benefit from mixing rough forage with protein feeds like alfalfa, clover, and sorghum. When grazing, plan protein supplementation to balance carbonaceous forage, improving profitability and readiness for finishing on corn.
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WM. Rell
Breed Horses For Profit In Purebreds And Care
Farmers should use sound purebred sires and mares, with proper feeding and care for mare and foal. Community associations may boost the industry through county prizes for purebred stallions, mares, and colts.
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County Felre
Lamb Feed Transition and Health Risks
Feeders note that lambs adjust poorly to abrupt diet changes from green forage to stored feeds. Disturbances and deaths occur during rapid transitions to hay, silage, and concentrates. Improved handling and gradual rumen adaptation are essential to reduce infections and losses.
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Ben
Goodyear Sets Ante Bellum Prices Despite War
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co announces no war price increase for tires. President Mr. A Lieberling says rubber price shocks earlier led to price adjustments. a large London rubber purchase is en route to Akron. The firm operates three shifts, twenty four hours, and will supply at prewar prices to capacity.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear Tires
A. Lieberling
Goodyear
New York
London
Akron
Knotted vows and soft cushions spark Kansas City wit
In a Kansas City Journal item a couple’s wedding is described with humorous dialogue about a cushion stuffed with their love. The exchange imagines angels and soft letters as part of the scene, highlighting the quirky tone of the notice.
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Kansas City Journal
War changes fortunes of a lecturer for peace in Detroit
A Detroit Free Press item recalls a former well off individual who lost his wealth after the war began. He explains his occupation as a lecturer for international peace, reflecting on the shift from prosperity to hardship and the impact of conflict on personal status.
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Detroit Free Pres
Fragmentary quote on character attack and misjudgment
The fragment questions what harmed a person and why others, after unjustly slandering him, realized their error. It mentions Leas and hints at an old age or term of 78 with a garbled phrase about premature birth. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear context or names.
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Binat
Food Facts From A Georgia Phatral Leader On GrapeNute Use
A Georgia phratry leader recounts his health crisis and how a grape nutrient diet aided recovery. He cites severe weakness, forced leave from work, and gradual improvement after adopting grapenut foods and regular regimen. He notes walking limits and restored strength over weeks.
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