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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
2
A garbled early 20th century report describes General Frederick Piootan leading a Kansan contingent to invade Mexican territory from Navojoa and Silay amid warnings of retaliatory actions. The piece centers on plans for a large punitive operation, threats to civilians, and border tensions with Mexico, with confusion over dates and coordinators.
Fragmentary text references Amelia, Growas, Mexican, and burnists with unclear phrases. Mentions crater, winter, and pioneer context but lacks coherent facts or events to confirm details.
A garbled early 20th century text discusses German American sentiment in a presidential race. It notes a split among voters, with some supporting Roosevelt or Kilbride style figures, while others back Borat Cummins or Wilkon as alternatives. The author warns Prof Muneterbure’s claim of German support for Roosevelt and urges caution.
In Annapolis Maryland the prohibition bill was amended to include a foreignation provision and to address separate voting on inner questions. The measure passed through a Heath influenced tranche of the legislature amid debate on city units and tax considerations.
A 26 year old man, Wilmingins, is charged with murdering landlord G Maison in Christiania. Witnesses say he held the landlord under water until drowning. Authorities recovered shoes in the Silver river as part of the investigation.
The senate approved an oil appropriation of 925000 dollars for three guard cutters intended for New York harbor the Pacific and Alaska waters and an additional 2500 dollars for three river steamers to aid flood relief on the Mississippi river.
Official German casualty bets reaching Lombor show February losses at 24.1 percent, lifting the war total to 2,647,172.
A fragmented opinion piece discusses the United States role as a world power. It argues America may move away from old commitments and seek to influence Europe without relying on their powers. It suggests America could do more for global peace by action rather than prolonged war and alliance fantasies.
An unofficial report cites six fatalities in a mine disaster near Wileeharre Konneymais involving a second explosion and fire. Officials and rescuers battle the mine fire as details remain scarce.
Liverpoel Enea Cat Gustav Encheim was arrested on arrival from New York in Lapland and sentenced to two months for making a false statement about his identity.
The article reports Japan reacting strongly to British moves seen as provocative. It mentions diplomatic strains, suspicions of Japan intent, and a disputed incident involving two men at a location described as a meeting place, with claims of failures and responses by authorities.
Fragmentary text mentions withdrawals not executed as property, two robbers named Bark Robbers oan RW Crittenden and Ban met Cempton, patrons identify, First National Bank, Bosim, St Low Mo. Granite City plant employees notified they will receive a 10 percent wage reset effective March 1.
The ranch near Sorth Walsham Norfolk has sent a large share of its population away, showcasing a higher emigration percentage than any other town in Great Britain. The note implies a significant outflow relative to local numbers.
A garbled Washington memo discusses a reciprocal arrangement with the first care and Mexican governance. It mentions President Carranza and possible U.S. action to create Mexican territory, with various figures and dates implied, and hints at responses by U.S. officials and Congress regarding potential terms and investigations.
A garbled report from Philadelphia notes a crossing incident involving a cart and three people from the Peaneyiensla railroad near West North Street. The horse drawing and the involvement of women or men remain unclear due to the OCR damage.
A suspect from Detrett Michigan confessed to shooting and killing Alva Johsson during a quarrel in Nashville Tein as Labor Day events unfolded. Police report indicate motive unclear and investigations continue.
A proposition to change Anna city government from aldermanic to commission form will be voted on at the upcoming April election. The measure seeks to alter local governance structure and authority distribution.
London reports volunteers from across the country donating to a relief fund. They contribute to aid past office workers and sustain income sources, supporting 60,000 people benefiting from orange and other color coded services amid the crisis.
A convict charged with the January murder of Henre Situmide, a cousin who was beaten to death, appears before the United States Supreme Court for a preliminary hearing.
A 74 year old woman in Jackson Tennessee has been granted a divorce from a man after a brief marriage of two years with no children. The case notes the couple’s short union and lack of offspring.
A man identified as DO Hage and Oh Willett Picher was sentenced to electrocution for the murder of his father and mother last November. He allegedly killed them to inherit valuable lands.
Ex secretary Ito Tacent ajith comes under fierce attack for his speech in a partisan meeting. The piece condemns his attempt to frame Democratic Hastings and criticizes the administration, arguing for continued national war effort and domestic unity while decrying perceived political manipulation.
The article argues about crafting a defense program and a proper budget in Congress. It notes the need for a clear, well founded plan before authorization and warns against funding without a defined purpose. It cites public willingness to shoulder defense costs if risk justification is solid.
The text rails against the Republican party’s grip on policy and morals, claiming they have tight control over national affairs and Providence, and faulting them for delaying reforms and accountability while urging responsibility for societal ills.
The discussion centers on returning to a protective tariff after years of policy change. Advocates urge restoring high tariff levels as a national defense and foreign policy criticism. Proposals and forms have been offered to advance this tariff restoration, framed by old debates and current political currents.
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