Soldiers Enjoy Camp Life Near Shenandoah
Shenandoah Pa Aug 1 Soldiers in camp outside Shenandoah enjoy camp routine with drill and target practice in a peaceful area. Wilkes-Barre Pa Aug 1 President Mitchell rejects the Citizens Alliance critique and defends lawfulness amid strike tensions. Harrisburg Pa Aug 1 Advices report quiet in strike region with no trouble expected. San Francisco Aug 1 Gen Jacob Smith arrives from Manila refuses interviews. Santa Fe NM Aug 1 Pullman orders 50 cars for winter service costing 1 million dollars to speed California Limited. Butte Mont Aug 1 Lightning display lasts an hour. many injured by contact with electrified gear. Salinas Calif Aug 1 A quarrel ends in two men shot. woman arrested. Philadelphia Pa Aug 1 Storey Cotton buys Transvaal land to grow cotton cheaper. Wollongong Australia Aug 1 Sixty-seven bodies recovered from Mount Kembla mine disaster. Topeka Kan Aug 1 W H Mackey endorsed as U S marshal by Rep Long. London Aug 11 Mayors registered at Savoy for Lady Frances Hope.
Lyonch faces trial after nationalist parliamentarian statement
London august first Committed for trial Col Arthur Lyoch nationalist MP said he went to South Africa under a Paris journal contract and intended only two months service He denied any mission from Leyds to the Transvaal and said he would serve American publications after the case. Redmond and other leaders visited him in prison as proceedings began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leeds
Poer
Leyds
Transvaal
Lynch
Redmond
Moffert Marries Holmes in Surprising Emporia Nuptials
In Emporia Kansas on June 13 1962 Dr William Moffart once licensed to practice medicine in the state was married to May Holmes daughter of Hugh Holmes a Lyon County stockman. The union surprised locals as Moffart’s license had been revoked by the state board of medical examiners and May Holmes is expected to testify in an injunction case in Topeka come September.
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Emporis Thacher
Neandal Nerealy Weddin
Emporia
Kan
Ocn
Vawnes
O. T
Wiliam Mef
State Board of Medical Examiners
Mise May Holmes
Hugh Hulmes
Lyon County
Nofy
Moffart
China
Washington
Alabama
Pitas
Horace W. Carey
Windfall
Ind
Lucius Stow
Fin
A. T. Stewart
Richards
Okio
Comanche County
Anadarko
Usaio
Hash
Concordias Rar Lech New Channel Rises Near Town
A flood-like river rise last Sunday creates a new channel about a mile north and west of Concordia joining the old path northeast. It ruins several farms and cuts water power to the Coscordia mill and sleetere light plant. The city must extend sewers and an enemy must build a costly bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Kai
Enumy
Los Alamos Earthquake District Still In Panic After Shocks
Los Alamos reports indicate no further severe tremors since 7:30 last night while residents fear aftershocks. Damage estimates range from 10 000 to 39 000 dollars with wood buildings mostly spared. brick structures crushed. Escapes include Arthur Foxay and Dr W W Hagby. a fire from overturned lamp was battled by a passerby. Locals from Lompoc report landslides near Hoover ranch. Dram canyon road destroyed by a slide. Heat and noise fill the hills as Mina Leslis remains at the telephone office amid the danger.
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Los Alamos
Cass
Garran
Arthur Foxay
Wickenden
W. Uagby
Santa Maris
Whitsey
Lompoc
Hoover Ranch
Eye Can Ranch
Jobo R. Dram
Dram Canyon
Dram
Mina Mamie Leslis
Ateater
Theory of disturbances frames overfiy one feet diameter
San Francisco August 1 John Contway a pioneer in Los Alamos mineral studies argues earthquakes here are not volcanic. He proposes quakes result from subsidence caused by subterranean gases and oils abundant beneath the region. Gas formation under the surface near Los Alamos has long been known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Contway
Los Alamos
Giant forest frog sighting near Converse Basin
Dispatches report a massive forest frog discovered two and a half miles from Sanger Lumber Co mill in Converse Basin Sierra Nevada. Measurements place it at six feet tall with a broad encircling girth, attracting sightseers despite initial skepticism.
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Fresco
Val
Sanger Lumber Company
Converse Basin
Sierras
Bukit
Isroster
Graphic Bereavities and Local Accidents of the Era
Acting Governor Wright reports the death of Siafard G. Baker a clerk in Manila Insular Service from Asiatic cholera. Drownings and fires plague towns with Henry Dorr near Ila killed in Crooked Creek area and a Bayou Lumber plant blaze at Camden Arkansas. Fires destroy Alexander Kennedy store at Elkart Missouri. Drowning of Rev W H Leatherman near DaGuail Ohio while saving Earl Needham. Local deaths include Henry Campbell near Sycamore Illinois and Osborn in Missouri. Transport accidents strike Marion Indiana workers and Ouachita region. Emancipation Day celebrated in Topeka with large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Wright
Siafard G. Baker
Manila
Henry Dorr
Ila
Crooked Creek
Bayou Lumber Company
Camden
Arkansas
Cowboys Race 600 Miles to Welcome President Roosevelt
A chaotic report describes rough riders from Deadwood to Omaha racing 600 miles to greet President Theodore Roosevelt during his fall West visit. The event offers a $1,000 prize and a silver mounted saddle among other awards, with strict rules ensuring riders stay on their chosen route from Deadwood to Omaha. Notables listed include Dec Abdaleton and James Laurie, among others, drawing wide regional interest from South Dakota to Wyoming.
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Roosevelt
West
Omaha
Nob
Rough Riders
San Janu
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Owens
Pulluaus
Prairies
Goadwood
Deadwood
Huddy
Halleck
Ely Hall
Elty
Uhey
Mberty
Ftts
Slim Buttes
Wye
Dec Abdaleton
Voue
Fron Buffalo Bula Dehing College
Cody
Wyo
Tasuliap
Sud
Fature
A Novel Mission Probes Boundaries and Maps Old Voyages
Two young men from Philadelphia Thomas and Udwin Cileh set out on a mission to explore the Atushan Boundary and debate with officials in Washington while a global backdrop of historic cartography unfolds. They pursue discoveries, consult with state officials, and study past surveys from explorers like Perez, Cook, and Vancouver as Russia and Britain contest a vast unknown coast.
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Kow
Phiadelphia
Thomas
Udwin
Petersburg
Great Britain
Depayray
Washington
Althedeh
Willy
York Terral
United States
Tels
Balches
State Department
Vitus Dering
Russia
Strat
Neva
Krenitzin
Levasheff
Balchos
Juan Perez
James Cook
Alaska
George Vancouver
Spain
Souisburg
Hudson Bay Company
St Elias Alps
Greenwich
Gitka
Balloon warfare plans over New York harbor imagined
The article describes a hypothetical army and navy war game using signal balloons and rockets to gather news and test defenses around New York harbor. It mentions a 12 000 cubic foot balloon to be used at Fisher's Island, signaling by day and night, and signals how balloons might illuminate fort approaches and disrupt enemy ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
Signal Corps
Washington Dispatch
New York Journal
Fisher's Island
New York
Nurrigansert
Emma
Santis
Washington
Ughis
Massachusetts
Landsiner
Navy
Avery Inn
Captain Swift
General Anvil
Auto in Rural Mail Work Experiment Spurs Change
A rural mail carrier in Ungerstown uses an automobile on a 32 mile daily route. The experiment shows costs lower than a horse or bicycle, cutting delivery time from hours to two and a half. The Post Office backs the move, planning further tests and a formal report to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epecink Authority
Oscar Werking
Varad
Ungerstown
Pyd
Mutomolita
Afr
Raina
Polnta
Invention to lay bricks by machinery promises speed
A reported invention by Thason of Stanbridge, Cameds, shown to the state department in Washington, uses brick-laying machinery to replace handwork. It can lay 400 to 600 bricks per hour, leaves only brief delays for windows and doors, and targets walls, sheds, mills, factories, and bridge piers. The unit is designed for six or seven bricklayers and could fit a 40 foot factory for about $500 with two weeks training. Revel Cre for missionaries notes rising demand for foreign teachers as locals seek chapel free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thason
Stanbridge
Cameds
State Department
Washisce
Fragmentary notice from unclear ledger remains
Disjointed OCR text lists names and roles without coherent action or location. It mentions clerks, treasurer, superintendent, librarian, and engineer with improper capitalization and garbled fragments. No identifiable event or outcome can be determined from the readable content.
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Attorneys-At-Law
Dun Q. A. Norton
Lo First National Bank
AED
Jil
Attouney
Mageney AT Law
Hanks
Ulice
Eldridge Howse
Ullice
Woodward
G.W. Jones
Scrgeus Sud
A. Hamman
Ted Simmons
eMlece
St. Telephine New Sd
Benephic
Sleckal Fablot
Bo Muta
Tore Gales
Willie TH
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Hyde Dem
Uchy
Ledvyline
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Aiabel Lender
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Gradiate
Gaston Pithy
Mohd Eine Ery
Ui Noel Nese
Mirbuchu Selinniroet
Mhone
Masso Armen
Meshienee
Sarihrala
Pete
Mirc Lan Roem
TPN
Gemeerty
Lly Bos
Lanwrenes
Prva
Likesk
Femndeledl
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Utts
Tasumas
J. H. Gilham
Ston Tystak
A, L, Seligs
Corporat Actorse
Realdenendo
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Alfred Whitman
Glensog & Whimsy Real Estate, Loans Insurance
Kelephone
Grey
Meade Ht
Huch Blair
Omce
Mass
Lawrance
Kansas
Jacob Boss
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Ie
Suaechell
Wilkesbarrs
Ang
Mitchell
Allance
Citizens Alliance
Te Quan
Harrisburg
Stang
Ailore
Sam Mromeinco
Jacob Smith
Shialda
Smith
Dave
Townsport Service
Gen. Smith
General Smith Om Landing
Ohveka
Santa Feto
Fornih Limited
Topeka
Ang. T
W. J. Black
Santa Fe
Pullman Works
California
Atrange Seena
Butte
Mont
Rocky Mountain
Butta
Salinas
Calif. Ang
Warren Johnson
Jas
Boedges
Bere Atae
Joboxon
Bordgeau
Phearvarih
Philadelpais Company
Raine Cotton
London
Storey Cotton Company
Philadelphia
South Africa
Masy Koiies
Melbourne
Victoria
Mount Kimbla
Wollons Gore
Lesage Indoreen Mackey
W. H. Mackey
Junction
City
Long
Mackey
Ley Hope
Savoy Horn
Frascie Hope
Temuenaus
Memphis
Teen
West Tenocersoo
Oorth
Mississippi
Aringian
Teon
Helena
Ark
Chopra Alfalfa
Henri
Teey I4
Corcordias Rar Lech
Fiy
Emnbezzleer Confess
Isonadirike
Chicago
Becaue
Theattikes
Honningsvaag
Norway
Evelys
Baldwin
Bara
Decatur
Ill
Ches, Kerney
Bhaw Wi
Vermont
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Representative Foster
Boston
Willard C. Vanderlip
Bostos
Pears
B. Emerson
Vanderlip
Col. W.D. Sokier
John Lowell
Lowe
Wandslip
Jobo Lowell
Emerson
Namsrons
C. H Ziesogis
Raymond
Benevolent Secier Mesting
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Henry Campbell
Sycamore
Wiliam Leonard
Charles Lewis
United Telepiune Company
Grant Street
Marion
Leonard
David N. McClora
West Mineral
Vierra
Dy Charlad Varble
Louisville
Ailidavis
Intarmafiog
J. A. Keight
Basile, Kan
Forsiga
Childes
Mazatlan
Adam Nafft
Fenerel
Turners of
Wiedemann's
C. A. Erickson
Lawrence, Kan
Ossibs
Luellsa
Sala Bore
Evickoon Ia
Olathe
Olathe Mirrne
C. A. Hicks
Elm Street
North Lawrences
Will Baker
Lee Jones
Henry Aibach
Merchants Athletic Association
Joe Topham
Ft. Leavamworth
Gandemet
Smith's
W. R. Green Thie Morsing
Sherman G. Elliott
Law- Teuca Regioes
San Juan
Nace
North China Herald
Cotoe
City Directory
Minyor
Agtyebey
Mirsli Cs
Eupheemeturies
Seaton
Minge Wistrich Court
AL Staurs
Daenruurd
Uuder
Allupuuyy
Gitar
Teds
Livgtatar
Adeett County
Oor Etreivbyn
Cede
W. Coxmien
Ile U. Suxtane
Ds. Bowell
Ebiott JU. Watt
Ade Parnell Iusksusea Ats
National Bank
United States Depository
sPuvry Fh
Minune
PLA
Barry Letalohart
Hern
Hyrirtsek Vovsdbyt
Dresidianit
Mesuteliem
Malian
Psyterny Wodeshui
Th Nowornnek
Pyul Ks
Com
Wabtler
Waekingy Urevigent
Sam
Vice Pristiont
Directora Et Machin
Tieker
Moony
Velio Tueker
Nobler
Wii
Hazen
Setinlebace
National Merchants
M. Newanark
Arentdans Es A
Witt Ciughiter
Bent Custer Capital
A. Merny
MW. Newari
Maren
den Ballsede
MG. Maung, AL Marks
Anne
Cp Staley
Chicago College of Ophthalmology
G. F. Godding
Livery Stable
Ines
Lawrences Baise
Ostia
Hanyas City
Hannas City
Sanotes Ofairie
Burraa—Creamery
Anguay
Manbas
Mapsas Crrr
Cartle
Nativa Myer
Douglas
Mate
John Sae
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