Plans for Demobilizing Army as Peace Arrives
A London for Associated Press report describes demobilization plans in Great Britain. Thirteen dispersal depots will coordinate the return of troops from France via regional assemblies. Soldiers will surrender equipment except uniform and great coat and receive protection certificates and post orders at dispersal stations.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Tor
Seiden
Will &T
France
Italy
Ssianica
Mestaria
Palestine
England
Scotland
Wales
Rome
Ran
Bealty
Spirit of Britain and America Securing Peace Through Unity
A visitor lauds the united war effort of Britain and America praising wartime efficiency, business mobilization, and salvage programs. He notes Atlantic bonds and warns against postwar sowing of discord between the two nations while stressing ongoing cooperation for lasting global peace.
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Allo
Logal Merica
Saskatoon Coal Plan Sparks Interprovincial Pact
A plan emerged from the lignite commission noting Saskatchewan Manitoba and federal governments may sign an agreement to build a southern Saskatchewan briquetting plant converting lignite into fuel. The project aims for 30 000 tons annual capacity at low cost with a commission to operate once funded.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Comision Governmment
Wartime Garden Plans for Surplus Produce
The article discusses encouraging households to grow vegetables and fruit for war effort relief. Surplus crops would be dried, stored, and later used when shortages threaten, ensuring ready reserves for a season of plenty and for broader food needs.
Too Late for Help in Boston Transcript
A fragmented Boston transcript shows a passer-by offering a job next week while a beggar pleads for aid as his wife’s illness worsens. The brief text hints at social relief gaps and timing pressures for aid.
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Boston
Mistaken Identity Aboard Near Meements Beach NJ
A motor boat encounter off Meements Beach New Jersey ends with a mistaken naval sub as a lobster fisherman sees a ship depart. Word spreads along the coast of a possible submarine sighting while a separate note reports a Calgary Alberta oil distribution warehouse project.
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Albert
Meements Beach
Calaon
Chelsea
Wythe
Wes
Pethoos Hong
Tsa
Sadia
Heapeas Dreesoe
New York
Ieee
Mysterious OCR Snippet from Esndoa Chronce Page
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and names like Officer Mulligan and Lakes of Killarney. The readable bits hint at a police or local chronicle page with scattered foreign or corrupted strings and no clear event or date.
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Mulligan
Killarney
British hospital tests electric mattresses for fever control
A British hospital for crippled patients experiments with electric mattresses to regulate bed temperature. The device aims to keep patients warm and comfortable while awaiting further treatment.
Barrage Breaks German Lines In Fierce Night Assault
Allied troops press forward under heavy barrage, crossing no man’s land to breach the German first and second lines. The attack rages through smoke and shellfire as the barrage lifts, the lads advance with bayonets keen, securing a hard won trench victory amid daybreak and light casualties.
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Ube
Czecho-Slovak Forces Rally Worldwide War Effort
Contingents from Czecho-Slovak nations unite with Entente allies across Italy France Russia and Siberia. About 30000 join actions in Italy and France while 300000 prisoners of war in Russia are split between combatants and civilians. The Bolshevik led exodus across Siberia aims to aid France.
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Natwus
Italy
France
Lansing
Galicia
Austria
Macedonia
Ovak
Russia
Siberia
Ced
Pacific
Manitoba Cattle Bring Big Prices at Dispersal Sale
On the farm of J. D. Mace at Manitoba a dispersal sale of 135 cattle drew buyers from several states and provinces. The total realized was 91,500 dollars as top animals went to distant markets in Alberta and Kentucky. Average per head neared 800 dollars with strong demand for the famed herd.
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Manitoba
Abe Hom
J.D. Mace
Cat Gregor
Alberta
Kentucky
Fate of U Boat Sealed in Global War Effort Interview
A home correspondent discusses wartime submarine warfare. He claims enemies chose to brutalize the seas and world powers must arm to hunt subs. He notes Austria subs vanish, Germany subs waning, and mine blockades yielding success as the war nears its end.
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Austria
Subma
Germany
Entente
North Sea
Great Increase Seen in Western Canada Wool Output
Western Canada expects a substantial rise in wool production this season with estimates suggesting gains around fifty to seventy five percent over last year. Regina Calgary Edmonton Lacombe and other centres report markedly higher receipts and future shipments indicate larger totals for 1918.
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Canada
Ayl
Regina
Saskatchewan
Calgary
Alberta
Edmonton
Alerta
Lacomb
Lethbridge
Alice
Iberta Wool Growers
Westill
High Tribute to Brave Men da Cemane
In April 1915 six months after arrival in England these raw troops plugged the Ypres line for four days after the first poison gas attack and saved the channel ports. Military authorities credit this act of courage with saving the Allied cause as well. They were country boys acting as a screen of defense against German masses and could have been wiped out in minutes.
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da Cemane
England
Ypres
Channel
Sistanen
Philadelphia
Public Ledger
The Worst Still to Come Threats Warned by Rude Prophecy
A fragmentary wartime letter warns that the nation’s power has yet to move, likening it to a rock loosening atop a mountain. The text mentions munitions factories ship fairs camps and Prussia, and references Washington. The garbled lines suggest a warning of impending action and display of prisoners.
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Prussia
Cington
Brutal German Creed Cited Across War Conduct
The article quotes a German creed cited by the New York Christian Work, condemning German actions in World War I. It contrasts German aggression, invasions of Belgium and France, use of chemical weapons, sinking ships, deportations, and piracy with moral restraint, claiming the creed has shaped the war and its atrocities.
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Germany
Nex ‘Ork Peace Society
Pamynet
I Urely
Gelouoy
Sthemistlves
Levermore
Frederick the Great
von Clausewitz
Willan II
Meliace Trietschke
Lasson
Berni Letmann-Hollweg
Prince von Bion
Germa
Belgiary
France
Cisiiane
Belgium
Christian Work
New York
Airship aids capture of U boat by surface allies
An airship crew guides a destroyer and four trawlers to trap a submarine resting on the seabed. Working in pairs, the vessels create a loop net and lift the U boat to the surface, where it is seized by the British craft after a brief surface wait.
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Asta
Wiles
Poultry Industry Prospects Highlighted by Leaders
Senator Sorghum discusses the profitable poultry farming branch with government support. Provinces and Dominion authorities provide guidance and baby chicks, with Manitoba College reporting 4100 chicks this season and incubator capacity expanding to 2440. Reports show better hatching and rearing outcomes than last year.
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Provi
Manitoba College
Uncertain Text Fragments Spark Doubt Over Plans
Fragmentary notes hint at doubt about Crawford related project and negotiations with New York taxi drivers. Readable bits reference camps and potential outcomes, but details remain unclear.
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Crawford
Crabshaw
New York
Ecco
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