Stocks Sink As Ships Go Down At Sea
New York June 1 The sinking of American ships and partial closure of New York Harbor caused a broad stock market decline with steel prices fluctuating, then rebounding. Steel drops to 126 before noon, then recovers to about 129 1-3 as news stabilizes. Money loaning at 4 percent, trading volume strong in early hours.
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New York
Stark Exchange
Wall Street
S$ Steel
Stbeuhol
Crucible
Conan
Mio Bharadev
Dave
U boats sink three American ships in zone
The Dirigo, Frances M, and Harbura were sunk after being shelled and boarded in a naval zone. Eleven crew were Americans aboard Dirigo, with others rescued. Frances M and Harbura sailed from New York in April and May respectively. Captain Lang and officers are named among the crew.
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Vister
Havre
Amermis
New York
Charles Venniwill
Wath
Angist F. Lang
Oagberr
John I. Rogers
Merksheer
Philadelphia
Vorthrbue
Tex
Mare
Italy
Ste
Ste Camtain MB
Laney
J. Iglinson
Varrisnorg
P. Walton
Chicago
Harry Tone
Harry Tone, Colnraile
Thomas Stoker
Mrs. Laney
First Sedition Literature Appears Here Continued From Page One
The article discusses wartime loyalty drives and a presidential warning on registration under the 1917 act. It describes enforcement risks for those evading conscription, notes border lines between loyalty and dissent, and mentions ongoing actions to root out anti-government activities amid looming military duty.
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Ellyilie
Bertie
Peicoeers
Prosecution Plans Tough Stand in Columbus Case
In Columbus Ohio charges are read against suspects on a planned public show trial approach. Officials promise speedy handling and a nationally known strategy to deter crime, with preliminary arrangements aimed at informing the country of the charges.
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Jou
Columbus
Ohio
Stronzon
Ese
Poday
Banker's Home Kidnapping Threat Averted
Disjointed report describes a banker and his infant son missing at night with armed townsmen ready to pursue kidnappers. A threatening note looms as authorities vow to protect the child until safe, while a mysterious exchange and pursuit unfold amid tense community fear.
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Tig Neithborg Taut
Keet
Wermerday Nicht
Facts About Other Cities Blurred in OCR Notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions debts, values, and items across various places with unclear syntax. Key entities include Norway, Porto, and unspecified terms like debt totals, numbers, and exports. The passage reads as a rough data dump without coherent events or context.
Southsiders Join Engineers In Enlistment Report
This morning report notes that Sean Sonehetts has gone to Pittsburgh to enlist in the Union Army. The party involved includes Cha Willini Wéechards, Aryn tush Vibe Vallitps, Jone tarry Pye, and Teas Ganree revling as associates in the effort.
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Sail
Sean Ae
Parade Prisoner Then Shoot Him Reported at Ceremony
Fragmented OCR notes describe a parade involving a prisoner followed by a shooting incident. Names and places are garbled, but the report mentions a mayor, a city site, and an individual named Iwan Gien among others. The text is partially unreadable, reflecting a damaged page segment.
Fragmentary enlistment notes from wartime records
Fragmented OCR text hints at broken enlistment records, mention of April dates and multiple names. It references Bennayt vania and Chiba with numbers, but details are unclear and many words unreadable. The item appears to be a partial archival entry with broken lines and scattered proper nouns.
Remarriage Horse Parade Draws New Castle Guests
Marta Ex and Youngstows social figures hosted a remarriage horse event in Youngstows Lo Syive Miontey Wala, with Martha Gese of the former city and others from New Castle in attendance.
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Marty EX Youngstows
Gilkey Plans Action on Viaduct and Avenue Paving
Board of Trade directors met at Lawrence club noon with key talks on Atlantic Avenue paving and a Chicago style viaduct plan. Engineer Gilkey will submit steel bridge plans within ten days to the public service commission for bidding and eventual state approval.
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Board of Trade
Ie Lawrence Club
Sivney
M. Leslie
Hanst
Atlantic Avenue
Les
Wngineer Gilkey
Vie Public Service Commission
Willy
Alate
Ety
Lievarland
Three Hundred Thousand More Chorus Entry
Fragmented Civil War era poem fragment with call to arms praising Father Abraham and pledging three hundred thousand more. Vivid imagery of farms, plows, families, marching lines, and sacrifice across battles, rivers, and farms.
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Father Abraham
Mississippi
New Fingland
Father Abranan
Richmond
Keeilein
Grultreagon
Connie
Germans Now Devour Dead in Coliseum Recruiting Claim
Joseph Wallace, ex soldier, claims Germans eat their dead and use remains as fertilizer in a chilling tale to recruit at the Coliseum. He describes POW torture and civilian abuse, and notes German propaganda while recounting his WWI service and captivity.
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Joseph Wallace
United States
France
Ava
Wallace
Tod States
Apauilesmerican
Ed Tater
Queen Victoria Bargabard
Allied tide backbone in war effort says Wallace
Wallace states Allied forces rely on England and Canada as sustained U S action becomes decisive. He cites Canadian enlistments, reassignments, and waning French power, with total war demands leading to a prediction the conflict may not finish before 1920 and Russia's role uncertain.
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Tao
France
Wallace
United States
Tingland
Russia
Deaths of the Day Lewry M. Park and others
The funeral of Lewry M. Park of Pittsburg was held Thursday at 10 30 AM at Metiy alst Episcopal church in Idembur and burial followed in the Park family cemetery. Other notices include the death of Mrs. Miller at 77 and the passing of Walter Scott Campbell, a railroad conductor, with services at his home and burial at Oak Park.
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Lewis Park
Lewry M. Park
Pittsburg
Metiyalst Episcopal Church
Idenbure
T. W. Bouglass
Park Family
Edwin F. Ashton
Harry Coates
Lemuey Klouger
William Knapper
Carl Milekelteree
Ffarry Park
Walter Scott Campbell
Walter Scott Cambell
Seventh Ward
West Cherry
Pennsys- Vania
B. of
Mahon- Ingtown M. EB
Rose
Cox Campbell
Joeseph
Charles
W. EB. Uudnutt
Albany
John McCord
Rochester
Howard Booth
East Liverpool
George
Charles Emmpnell
Monara
Res. Davison
Gok Park
Confidence Will Win Portrait of a Life Lesson
Funeral for John Thomas Morgan held at 12 East Long Avenue Theretay after noon. Rev A P Slater led service with Edith Dean and Mary Sadler in attendance. Oak Park cemetery interment followed. A tale about self confidence contrasted with a young man who doubted his abilities and a second applicant who believed he could succeed. The second boy rose to become head bookkeeper with a large salary.
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William
T. Toshua Morgan
Homer Lestie
Davi
Myler
Edward Ryan
Ayers
Wuice
James
Cap
Ashe
Tean
Aluminum Can Now Be Soldered Breakthrough
An article reports a new soldering method for aluminum, enabling repair of fractured parts. An advisory panel in Britain’s Ministry of Munitions allegedly verified the technique, prompting attention from Woolwich arsenal and other munition makers. The inventor uses a metal alloy blended in specific proportions applied with a torch, with demonstrations showing patched and smoothed castings.
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Ministry of Munitions
Camptrosser
Muunitions
Woolwich Arsenal
England
The Pocket Stage and the theatre in your pocket
An essay notes that humanity now carries a theatre in a pocket stage with scenery light shade and actors made of words. It asks what more is needed to move audiences and hints at a contest offering rags for clean cotton tags to The News office.
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P. Marton Crawfar
National Guard Officers in Pennsylvan ia Face presidential appointments
Reports from Washington indicate most Pennsylvan ia National Guard officers, including Troop I of New Castle and the Pennsylvania cavalry led by Major J Cunningham, are likely to be commissioned by the president as the guard prepares for possible federal service between July 19 and August 5. The War Department aims to select by merit, with Senate confirmation for colonels, while many senior officers may be retained or promoted based on fitness and service records. Major General Clements is anticipated to command, with Brigadier Generals Price, Logan, and ONeill seen as likely to receive commissions. The Mount Gretna mobilization will trigger full officer reviews and retention recommendations.
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Pennsylvania
National Guard
New Castle
Pennsylvania Cavalry
J. ¥. Cunningham
The
United
National Defense
Washington, D
Mann
Militht Division
Militoa
Nicdonal Guard
Geome
War Department
Senate
Honor Guard
Guard
Pennsylania National Guard
Pennsylvania Wision
Ae M. Cement
Sisstan
W.price
Chester
A. J. Logan
Pittsburg
Secon
T. O'Neill
Allentown
Third Brigade
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Fragment Admits Several Names
An OCR fragment shows admissions for Robert James Bark Ettwood City John MeRtras Cach ran street Jim Abrahkin Selou street Misa Geathlee Jefferson street Mrs. Mary Lewis Luton street. A narrator recalls an oysters order before a table disruption and an explosion that followed. The text blends hospital notes with an absurd restaurant scene.
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Robert James Bark
Ettwood City
John MeRtras
Cach
Ran Street
Jim Abrahkin
Selou Street
Misa Geathlee WI Mame
Jefferson Street
Mary Lewis
Luton Street
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