Germans Change Plans Near Paris Amid Battles Alarms
Nantes dispatch by 4 M Tomlinson reports German right wing movements toward Paris paused and shifted south after heavy fighting near Crivel Cherk. Allies reformed lines, Paris area seen under threat yet stable as German forces moved southeast toward Rheims and Troyes.
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Criel
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Rheims
Hhelme
Argonne
Halons Sur Marne
Nogente Sur Seine
la Perte Sur Jowarre
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Dijon
Frazee
Versailles
Botem
Kaiser Protestes Against Gruelties
The Daily Mall dispatch from Lannton Rotterdam quotes Emperor Wilhelm I protesting Allied warfare methods. He cites dumdum bullets found in Longwy and argues civilians and medical staff were harmed in Belgian resistance operations. He laments destruction of villages including Louvain except Hotel de Ville and pleads compassion for innocents impacted by the war.
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Hotel de Ville
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Frontier of Russia Coverage of 1000 Miles Force
Unclear OCR text details a wartime frontline narrative. Mentions Russia, German forces, armament, and movements near Lemberg and Austro-Hungarian front areas. Indicates a large infantry build up and anticipated attacks with calls for strong defense.
Troops recalled from Vera Cruz
American forces withdrawn from Vera Cruz after the occupation prompted by General Carranza and others. About 7,200 troops and marines to depart within two weeks, with transports sailing from Newport News and Galveston. Naval ships to follow, and Mexican administration to regain control of Vera Cruz port and city government.
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Mexico
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Mexico City
Paul Fuller
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Americas
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MEET DEATH IN CLOUDBURST NEAR LEBANON MO TRAIN WRECK
A passenger train plunged into a swollen gully near Lebanon Missouri early Tuesday killing forty percent of the crew and passengers and injuring eighteen, ten seriously. Drowning victims identified, rescue operations underway as tremors of disaster fill the scene.
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Lebanon
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Amsterdam headline fragment confuses beekeeping and travel
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Amsterdam and Cologne and beverages with unclear action. The readable words hint at a local or travel notice but lack coherent facts, dates, or identifiable people or organizations to summarize into a complete news item.
Prosaic Proposals Turned Into Easy Words
A fragment notes a playful exchange about understanding and proposals between two speakers. One remarks on Max as a prosaic person, the other insists the proposal was understood in simple prose, reflecting a light conversational moment. The excerpt attributes the line to Filegende Blachter.
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Woman Turns Ordinary Man Into Ideal Husband
A saying reflects on the common knack of women transforming a simple man into an ideal spouse by perseverance and circumstance. The remark suggests ingenuity and tenacity play roles in shaping relationships and expectations.
The Girl From Paris Tops The Stage Crowd
Booth rotingen, Tarkington, and a front row observer discuss The Girl From Paris and its strong reception. A stray tale about a tramp and a habit of wearing a diamond ring offers a humorous aside from the National Monthly.
The Hen and Mrs Perkins Gilman Comment on Suffrage
A fragment quotes Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman at a Colony Club event in Ni, arguing against overconfidence in the suffrage movement. The speaker retorts with a metaphor about a hen never cackling before speaking.
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el Colony Club
Johnny's Mower Trial Sparks Odd Tablecloth Riddle
A judge remarks that Geving Dime levied ten cents per spotted cloth. Johnny, seen rubbing a finger over the tablecloth, is asked what he does. He replies he was trying to rub two spots into one, a curious domestic moment captured in a playful narration.
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Hheims
Johnny
John
Children Grow Up and Neighbors Speak Alike
A dialogue between Marian and Donald reveals a quarrel about enarcidet people who want others possessions and neglect washing. The boy explains the claim that those who desire all others things are the ones who grow up little boys into adults.
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Marian
Donald
Marion
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