WILLIGTAG BEATEN IN FIERCE FIGHT AT MEETING
A chaotic report describes Willigtag's defeat in a fierce struggle as the Mexican government contemplates changes. The piece notes potential withdrawal, shifts of command under Gondiottales, and moves toward a new government structure in Mexico City while U S diplomacy in New York prepares for final steps toward a de facto regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wokington
Motioo
Wilton
New York
Jernstry
Mercber
Mexico City
Lane
Serion
Pr J. Mow
Jhdew
George Cray
Carrand
Max Feana
Carranza
Atlantic City
Garlete
Greek Reply Unsatisfying to Entente Demands
The Greek government signals limited satisfaction with its reply to Entente demands. It accepts the general terms but offers no specific stipulations on who will be freed or when. The situation shows no delay in fulfilling the main requests and no clear pledge regarding the release of Venizelist prisoners.
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London
England
Jean
No Chance for Training Law in Universal Forces Debate
Windieron JP reports a debate on universal military training with broad opposition and doubt it will pass beyond the formative stage by March 4. Supporters from ron greze and some army officers argue for action, while others resist within the current study appropriation bill.
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Windieron. JP
Rongreze
Tost
Movement For Universal
Postal Telegraph Cable Co Announces 10 Percent Wage Increase
New York The Postal Telegraph Cable Co announces a ten percent wage increase for all employees nationwide who were in company service as of January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Singer Asks Naturalization in Philadelphia Court
Pat John MetCor Mack, a singer aged 82, applied to the federal court for American citizenship. He states he was born in Athlone Ireland and came to the United States in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pat John MetCormack
Federal
Athlone
Ireland
England and America Face War Worries in Editorials
National sentiment favors peace through determined resolve while editors debate terms and the public strength needed for a prolonged conflict. Articles note Britain’s struggle, American support, and questions about food supplies and production amid wartime pressures.
Plot to kill Hiram Johnson in California tale emerges
In a Mooney murder case proceeding, Assistant District Attorney C Griffin testified that an archiotist plotted to kill Governor Hilton W. Johnson and Attorney General Ber kman. Letters to Calfornia officials were allegedly reversed and used to threaten State leaders.
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Hiram Johnson
Fin Franesco
Alifornia
Griffin Bor
Italian Ship Sunk By Mine Off Vatarne
The Italian battleship Tiina Moreheriia was destroyed near Vatarne by a mine. Turkish official reports confirm the submarine or air attack. the ship was struck amidships, broke its bow, and sank in Meys harbor, with casualties and serious damage to the crew and patrol loot.
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Twrlin
Germany
Vatarne
Meys
White Youth Sentenced in Texarkana Attack Case
Ashdown Arkansas report states Fred Edwards a white youth from Texarkana Ark was sentenced to 99 years in the state prison after conviction in circuit court for assaulting a Negro girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashdown
Ark
Fred Edwards
Texarkana
Nero
Ohio Marshal Slain in Covington Shooting
Harvey Hake, 60, Covington marshal, was shot and killed by Bert Clark in Piqua. Clark is guarded in Troy after a mob gathered at Covington fearing lynching.
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Piqua
O—Harvey Hake
Covington
Ohio
Bert Clark
Clark
Troy
Consul Bopp suspension possible amid appeal
The Washington department may seek a suspension of Consul Bopp of San Francisco during his appeal on conspiracy charges. The court indicated a likely $1000 bond for Rapp and Vice Consul Von Schaak, while others remain unbonded. The outcome could relate to a transfer of the case to a higher court and diplomatic considerations.
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Washington, D
Suapenant
Gettian
Boppy
San Frank Oisco
de Pwempeye
Mopp
Satsfac
Pridi
Rapp
von Schaak
I Benp
Bia
Confederate veteran Milton found dead in Palmyra home
George A Milton, 79, of Palmyra Missouri, a Confederate veteran, was found dead in his home after taking earhotic medicine. He lived alone and had recently been seen. The body was found frozen in soil when discovered.
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Palmyra
George A Milton
Paldiyen
Hall
Train Crash at South Main Crossing Kills Three Women
Three women and a nun were killed and three others injured when a freight train struck a street car at the South Main street crossing. No identities for the deceased have been released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockford, Wl
South Main Street
Fuel Shortage Halts Paris Pneumatic Tubes
Paris reports fuel shortages force Varta authorities to suspend pneumatic tube service in Marie. Post office operations paused to conserve energy, affecting rush deliveries and internal mail circulation. No further details on duration given.
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Paris
Varta
France
Marie
Fire destroys three story building on Commerce Street
Dallas fire swept a three story building at 1100 1102 Commerce Street, housing printing concerns, causing property damage estimated at $100,000. The blaze gutted the structure, with investigators seeking the cause.
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Dallas
Texas
Commerce Street
Armour & Co Earn 20 Percent Net in Chicago Report
Armour & Co reports a 20 percent return on capital stock with net earnings of 6 million dollars. It shows a 14.7 percent return on investment. The 1915 net profits were 18 million dollars.
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Armour & Co
Chicago
Japanese Warship Sinks in Yokosuka Harbor
A Japanese warship was destroyed by an explosion in Yokosuka harbor. Most officers were safe, but 1687 crew were seriously injured or killed. The ship, about 440 feet long with 817 men aboard, carried heavy guns and torpedo tubes.
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Yokosuka
Toke
Jono
Yokonaka
Pie van
Tsukuba
Beached Cruiser Doomed in Milwaukee Rescue Incident
In Milwaukee a beached cruiser named Milwauker was involved in a failed rescue operation under Lieut Newton. A lifeboat crew attempted to recover aboard the vessel as it was swept ashore. The Milwaukee crew sustained a reported loss and a compensation figure of 75,000 dollars was discussed for personal effects.
Pan Dite Bandrounded Near Par Tel Tied to Mining Theft
A band of Pan dite was rounded up near Par Tel and linked to a theft involving American mining interests. Investigators say the incident centers on property tied to the Ome concerns, totaling about 275000 dollars in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Treats
Par Tel
American Mining Companive
Ome
Querrara trial on death penalty reforms in Menvico
An effort to whetihn the death penalty in Menvico failed as the Cerneti EEA and Canta Vertite approved an article providing for death senini ne for treason parricide unmeditated manner arson piracy highway robbery and certain military offences.
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Querrara
Menvico
Cerneti Eea
Canta Vertite
Shattock and Stinnett Arrested on Embezzlement Warrants
Houston officers arrested J A Shattock and W T Stinnett, both tied to the 1 & GN KOR, on warrants charging embezzlement. Investigators allege misappropriation of funds totaling from fourteen to twenty thousand six hundred dollars.
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Houston
J. A. Shattock
1 & GN
KOR
W Tl Stinnett
Werte
Stoker Declared Mayoral Winner Unable to Qualify
Fulton WS reports J Stoker won the borough mayoral race by a substantial majority over Herman Reeder but Rocher will occupy the office as Stoker cannot qualify due to lacking property worth $60.
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Fulton
J Stoker
Herman Reeder
Rocher
Stoker
Bathletem Steel Offers Two Station Ships for Government
Bathletem Steel proposed to construct two station ships for the government at a RamOY price. It pledges payment in its own currency and guarantees completion sooner than the government timetable.
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Philtdelpha
Bathletem Steel
Ramoy
Car crash near Paxton injures four in Bloomington
Nels Helet of Bloomington was killed while Frank Suskoff Charlee Anderson and Rudolph Rebdahl, residents of Protection, were seriously injured when their automobile collided with a concrete bridge abutment near Paxton.
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Bloomington
Nels Helet
Frank Suskoff
Charlee Anderson
Rudolph Rebdahl
Protection
Paxton
Petition on Belgian Deportation Reaches Washington
A Massachusetts petition with 15 281 names urging the United States to sever relations with Germany unless Belgian deportations stop was forwarded to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Massachusetts
Germany
Prohibition Party Plans 1918 Dry Congress Campaign
Chicago report states Chairman Virgil G. Hinshaw called the national committee of the Prohibition party to meet in Chicago to organize a campaign for electing a dry Congress in 1918. Strong entities include Virgil G. Hinshaw and the Prohibition party. Date or location details are implied as 1918 Chicago planning session.
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Chicago
Virgil G. Hinshaw
National Committee
The
Prohibition Party
Missed Opportunities in Western Canada Agriculture
The text discusses farmers in Western Canada seeking land and markets after the war, noting prices, crop yields, and the impact on homesteads. It mentions wheat prices, farm equipment, and regional trade, with references to figures like price per bushel and grain totals, alongside local advertisements and notices.
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Canela
Leermuen
Bayer
Ehaly Pride
ST Th Pew
Hutton
Ellie
Teelee
Alboediy
Lethbridge Herald
Lethbritter
Attia Reports
Alberts
Untitled Fragment From The Indianapolis Journal
A garbled passage from the Indianapolis Journal notes a discovery by Beth Ware and mentions a horse starter and electrolyte, with unclear context and details remaining unreadable. The fragment references fate, diet, attendance, and a cryptic sequence of actions surrounding a horse and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Ware
Hernee
Lallanapolis Journal
Woman's Crowning Glory Hair Dye Ad
An old advertisement claims La Creole Hair Dressing can cover gray and eroded hairs, promising a natural look. It touts a price of $1.00 and urges readers to try the product for a refreshed appearance.
Silvery Years and Welling Quips From the Era
A fragmentary clipping cites a World quote about the Crowns celebrating silver wedlock after five years and jokes about long marriage. It also advertises Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and notes a line about ocean vegetation and intuition versus tuition.
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New York World
Hair loss guide hints at dandruff and care
A fragmented text discusses hair fall and dandruff in everyday terms. It mentions scalp symptoms, possible causes, and general care ideas, with scattered references to products and routines. The piece reads like a noisy collage of tips, questions, and marketing phrases without clear structure.
Fragmented OCR Note Sparks Unclear Message
A damaged OCR line shows mixed letters and broken phrases, mentioning a wary yen, sotheapet, and hidden names. The readable bits suggest a garbled quote or cipher about a year path and warnings, with stray words like "Pvlrive" and "Tligearer" appearing without clear context.
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Willigtag
Herrera
Chetinatim
Meadport
Pelle Generales
de Favio Forwes
Praneeca Villa
Milar de Conehe
Sarita Hosalia
Parent
Gondiottales
Gites Opersuns
Akulnet
Villa Uring
Francie Markulas
Crant
Chithoghup City
Tejas
Torreon
Gem
Lule Herrera
Little Sister
Joy
RED Cross
Rana Vlan
Dreskent
Sieter
Coa Meedinnda
Atic
Plaveynton
Scotland
Wnel
Lonnon Times
America
Armecrvans
Tepalatin
California
Bopp
Tex
Milwaukee
Fureka
CabeThe
United States
Teeefinmieal Ene Neet
Lieut W of
Newton
Alec Wan
Jayminster
Pervonal
Villistas
Dina
Peter
Charles Kline
Bley
Daniels
Western Canada
le Fenark
Canada
Beatties
Bestriew
Desale
Doctor Pierce
Noor
Ocean
Veraus Fancy
Anenner
Mehieg
Pete Lee
Ives
Fiat Wall
Ernie Ags
Missouri
Buffalo
Helen Paletel
Young
Springfeld
Mase
Mother Gray
Ali l
NelMesier Worvers
Lil Deerance
Mana
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
GALL
Hove
Caliao
Hines
Uae
Lee
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