Get Out Willa Oas to Garranza and Villa Clash
Provisional President demands Carranza yield complete control to Calderon as the only basis for settlement. Villa says he will accept Carranza only if elections are called promptly and hostilities are avoided. Meanwhile reports mention a fatal shooting in Carthage and the Senate trade commission bill signing.
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Chihuahua City
Mesico
Carranza
Geo Ville
Mer Sagen
Metica
Carranas Villa
Carranga
Gien Villas
Octegerarian Dead at Green Ridge Sedalia
Octogenarian William H H Winfrey a native of Tetneeece died at his home on Green Ridge in Sedalia at age 65. A long life of bad health preceded death. He leaves a widow and several children. The article notes a secretive marriage seven weeks prior between Miss Sannie Barrell of Marelall Mo and Kendall, Waahburs of Cronen, Il. The marriage came as a surprise to friends. Also mentioned are urges for higher river land tax and a comparison of river bottom assessent practices with Jefferson county officials.
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Green Ridge Sedalia
Willian HH
Winfrey
Tetneeece
Tie Home
Pear Green Ridge
Mieaort
Miss Sannie
Barrell
Marelall Mo
Kendall
Boy Held as Check Passer in St Louis Case
An 16 year old youth from St Leutet is arrested by Chief Detective Love of Cinelo pall and Sergeant A F Alutard of St Leouis on a charge of passing fraudulent checks.
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Inweinnall
New Telephone Company Formed in Texas Incorporation
Announcement from Joplin Missouri reports a new telephone company incorporated under Texas law with Theodore Gary of Macao Missouri as head and capitalization of two million dollars.
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Joplin, Mo
Theodore Gary
Macao
Texas
Army Captain Found Dead at Fors Shafter Range
Captain Benjamin Watkins, stationed at Mondula, was found dead at the Fors Shafter target range. Indications suggest he may have taken his own life.
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U. & Army
Mondula
Benjamin Watkins
Fors Shafter
Ehothia
Baroness Mazas Estate Left to Woman Suffrage Group
The bulk of Baroness Mazas’s estate, about 1.5 million dollars from her Chicago marriage to Mrs Frank Leslie, is bequeathed to a woman suffrage organization to promote votes for women. The total estate is near 2 million dollars.
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New York
Ie Mazas
Mra
Frank Leslie
Woman Suffrage Organics
No Emergency Currency in Chile Declared
The Ublilean minister of Gnance said Chile will not trim paper currency despite war tied difficulties. Representatives Hughes and Abercrombie accused the department of justice of a monopoly and cut in half the price paid Southern farmers for cotton.
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Chile
Santiago
Gnance
Washington
Department of Justice
Hughes
Gowan
Abercrombie
Alabama
Put Nation First In Wartime Duty Washington Digs In
The president will stay at Washington to focus on national duties amid European war, avoiding partisan campaigning. He aims to set precedents, keep neutrality, and avert actions that could push the nation toward conflict. The Democratic leadership is urged to prioritize the country over politics.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Shele
Independent steel firms sign peace year with workers
The Weevern Partron, Gig Independent steel, Nepublic Iron and Steel, and other independents, allied with the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers, completed a season signing that preserves wage peace for a year amid earlier threats of reductions and a 10 cent raise in puddling base rates, while other grades remain as last year.
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Weevern Partron Steodaton
Gig
Nepublic Iron and Steel Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Amalgamated Association
Political argument shifts amid Pennsylvan ia depression concerns
The text cites fear of political use of economic distress in Pennsylvania with warnings of danger to business leaders. It notes railroad impact on iron, steel, mining, and manufacturing, and remarks on tariff effects and profits in the wool industry. Congressman A R B Rupley represents Pennsylvania Progressive views. Mention of Oshkosh and Northwestern references.
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Penmsylvania
Pennsytania
Iron and Steel Industry
Biel Nessen
RB Rupley
Pennsylvania
Oshkosh
Wie
Northwestern
Hep
Federal reserve banks to aid crop movement
The article argues new federal reserve banks should operate in time to assist the crop movement. It notes the treasury is ready and can extend aid as needed. It emphasizes the nation's exceptionally sound financial condition and easy money, dismissing fears about money shortages this fall or the ability to handle crops.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Old Kaspar’s Glorified War Attire Sparks Mockery
Fragmented OCR excerpt shows Old Kaspar critiquing soldiers' flashy dress as war costume. He mocks patriotic ardor, noting how uniforms and money drive war support while front-line slaughter is ignored. The piece reflects satirical local voice on martial display and home front funding.
Londoner confronts Highlander at Bannockburn battlefield
A pompous London visitor boasts no Englishman can find Scotland, then asks about a place near Stirling. An old Highlander answers with a tale of Hanneckburn battlefield, saying thousands have remained for generations and have no plans to leave.
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Scotland
Stirling
Detective’s Smoking Room Remark Clarifies Fraud Case
A western detective in a San Francisco he al smoking room condemned the dishonest clerk and the man who chased a girl around town. He warned that the deceitful actions and a girl’s influence can undo bold schemes.
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San Francisco
Quite an Original Thought Poet Credits Hair Color Idea
A New York poet shares verses describing a beautiful girl with hair color like a whispered shade. The dialogue explores naming hair color as a metaphor, debating whether silence and light tones convey the same effect as “golden” or “raven” hues.
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New York
Raven Locke
Fragmented World War II Dinner Banter Recounted
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a dinner talk about the European war and global economy. It mentions a weather comment, a gas boy, a bottle of churn, and a wife purchasing a bowl or basket amid wartime discussions.
New Castoria Claim Sparks Odd Chicken Feat
The notice reports Fletcher's Castoria touted as safe for mothers and children for over 30 years. It describes George White creating a selectively bred, short legged chicken that supposedly waddles like a duck and avoids scratching. The piece notes claims of a peaceful domestic scene amid the quirky invention reported by Exton to the New York World.
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New York
Fragmentary note hints at a personal remedy request
A partial text asks for full name Lana and mentions Bromooline and Bevan Grove cures. It also references headaches couch and woes, with unclear signature. The readable fragments suggest a personal note about remedies and wellbeing rather than a formal notice.
Old Dopperby Faith and Fellow Citizens Decline
Fragmentary OCR note cites belief in neighborly trust and willingness to swallow lightly disguised slurs for possessions including a town house a country house six cars and a private yacht reflects overheard sentiment about materialism and social bonds in a community.
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Old Dopperby
The Morpheus Theater Split Week Cast
A fragmented note describes a split week at the Morpheus theater with a performer's act focusing on stage dynamics. It mentions the orchestra leader and a married status question, hinting at a lady orchestra and a backstage context. The text is incoherent but centers on a theater program and musical direction.
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Morpheus Theater
Cure of eczema in child with Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A mother's testimonial from Oshkosh Wisconsin dated March 21 1914 describes eczema on her young nephew. Sores started as a rash that itched and bled from scratching during sleep. With mitten use the condition spread to face and scalp. After trying various treatments the family reports a complete cure after about a year using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Free samples offered with a post card request. An ad notes electric lighting enabled southern Idaho churches and theaters to stay open through summer.
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St. Oshkosh
Wis
F Scofield
Mar
The Naughty One In Tone Of Current Opinion
A playful anecdote from Current Opinion describes a doctor office call where a caller asks for the doctor and inquires who is ill. The reply reveals "Everybody except me" and the speaker confesses being naughty. A child’s mischief is hinted with a mention of not sharing "nice mightoumes" and a woods escape.
Car owner defends ease of maintenance in family use
"Does your motor car give you their trouble?" "None in the least. It is used exclusively by my wife and daughters. A puncture means nothing more to me than repair bill."
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DR. Pierce
Perre
Adria
Auag
Adurem
V. Peers
Hedfaly
Serappe Yeu Shows Married Men Live Longer
A Serappe Yeu study finds married men tend to live longer than single men, suggesting companionship and social ties may influence longevity. Researchers note the data reflect broader health and lifestyle correlations rather than a direct cause.
Night schools sign for checks to file name after year
In a terse notice, night schools announce a formal signing of documents tied to checks and file naming after the year. The brief item highlights administrative steps without detailing participants or locations.
Getting Down to Business in Chicago Herald Style
Prominent questions on health and digestion appear in a playful Chicago Herald page fragment. The text ponders physical perfection and comfort, asking readers about dental health and indigestion while mixing in risqué humor.
Swelled head remark sparks surprised greeting on street
A quip circulated about Mr Smith being egotistic and swollen in pride. An elderly acquaintance claimed she had heard he was improving after a boastful episode, then greeted him warmly on meeting him in the street with congratulations.
Venetian Terms Echo Through a Classroom Exchange
A playful dialogue about gondolas gondoliers and bandsmen unfolds as a student asks what a gondola is and a teacher explains it as a Venetian boat, then hints at the word gondolier and bandolier with humor. The exchange showcases language teaching in a light moment.
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Willie
Porters Andueptic Heating Of Cure Stated
Fragmentary text notes a claim about cures and a doctor named Porter. The passage is garbled with unclear phrases and lacks verifiable facts, making a concise, reliable summary difficult. No identifiable events, dates, or entities beyond the doctor’s name are extractable.
Dog dispute over sale reaches father figure
Fragmentary note claims ownership of a dog named bulkdog Jace and a dealer allegedly sold it to the reader's father while mentioning Ethel Ub and Jack in a tense parental context. The readable phrases imply a dispute about custody and responsibility for the animal tonight.
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Ethel Ub
Jack
Mapa
Browght
Jace
Paper Wax Mage From Rags In Arabia
A fragmentary report traces a wax paper mage rising from modest origins in Arabia before being carried to Europe more than a century ago, highlighting early movement of craft and trade across regions.
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Arabia
Europe
Grove's General Tonic Ad Lacks Clear Date
An old advertisement touts Grove's Whenever You Need General Tonic Take Grove's Taweles chill Took as equally valuable for tonic benefits. It claims quinine and iron support liver action, malaria relief, blood enrichment, and overall system boost, priced at 50 cents.
London freboat dumps water in dramatic incident
A freboat in London discharged a heavy spray capable of throwing about a ton and a half of water, creating a spectacle and prompting local officials to assess potential hazards and environmental impact.
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London
Unclear text on quinine dosage for children
Fragmentary OCR describes quinine usage for children and stomach effects with many garbled terms and broken phrases. No clear facts, dates, or named entities present.
New Jersey man fined for traducing saloons
A New Jersey man was fined recently for traducing saloons, a curious incident that underscores local tensions over tavern conduct and public nuisance.
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New Jersey
Shrewd Trick Saves Bank From Depositor Panic
A bank faced a run as depositors demanded funds but a bold ploy by the cashier used counterfeit or seized notes to placate crowds. Clerks handed out payments over the counter, cooling fears and restoring confidence, allowing the bank to weather the crisis.
Fragmentary Phrase Lights Up The Page
A garbled OCR fragment hints at theatrical or broadcast wording with scattered letters and unfamiliar terms. The readable bits offer no clear event, person, or place to anchor a proper news item. The result is a nonsensical item suitable only as a placeholder in a larger page.
Swoon Near Prohibition on Tobacco and Related Substances
A local report notes movement toward banning tobacco and associated products amid rising calls for stricter controls. Officials explore enforcement options and potential penalties while community members debate public health impacts and personal choice.
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Fernando Calderon
Vetueliang Carragia Delle
Fernanda Iales
Calderonno
Antafer Carrania
Wilson Signa Teade
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Tihetyt W Flee
Trade Commission
Congress
Georgia
Hechele
Nathan Prowse
Howard Roop Tree
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Hutt
Ark
David A Gates
Title Rock
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Wae Ip
Jefferson County
Wilson
United States
Parne Aldrich
Ellie
France
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Becaue
Kapaes Uity
Mabel
Ft. Wayne
Ind
W.N. U
ST. Louis
Kaspar
Pretty
Ald Kasper
Wilhelmine
Erate
Gil
Bowser
Kasper
Hanneckburn
Chercher la Femme
Per Pi
Golden
Gildden
Ty Golden
Alexander
Iayboy
Mothera Fxanine
Tieare
Stena Iure
In Ae
Fletcher
Cantoria
Lana
Cuthorn
Dept. L. Moston
Idia
Hie
Libby
Ibby, Mneille Libby Libby, Diam
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Min
Hill the Egg Basket
Pratt Food Company
Philadelphia
Chicago
Toronto
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Imperial
Imperial Motor Company
Grand Avenue
St, Louis
Missouri
Jet
Chicago Herald
Zor
Wielee
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Veo
Mair
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