Credit not money moves earth says banker official
An Oklahoma official argues that credit rather than coin drives the economy while banks hold only a small share of deposits. The statement claims nine tenths of all hands in the United States are secured by credit and that money alone cannot move wealth.
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Earth
United States
Aranemurstion
Kanees City
MoMes
Unis
Beery Cuprenc
Danie Phie
United Burtee
Americans Admit Giving Villa Aid
A federal hearing details alleged aid to Villa operations. The defendant, Pia Mae, pled not guilty to charges tied to illegal support and attempts to aid the insurgent group. Court records indicate the case involves maritime intrusions and a monetary penalty of $200.
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Villa
PENBA
Pia Mae
Wulite
Ty Harmes
Flotating United Minrtrality Inne
Roel
Manual Labor Alone To Get Compensation
Fragmentary notes describe a person seeking wage or compensation through solitary manual labor. The text mentions names and scattered phrases but lacks a coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Casement Held By Police Court Case
Fragmented OCR reads show a police court case involving individuals including Newell, Milly, Chaney, and Newell seeking execution or action. Proceedings reference UrIet Wenhhenhettante and Htade com tie Hirth. details are garbled and dates unclear.
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Milandid
Heland
Temperature to rise tonight with warmer conditions
Forecast calls for a general rise in temperature tonight with a milder Thursday ahead. Low temperatures expected around 1 degree with light winds and no significant precipitation indicated.
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Masini
Protest Arouses School Vibe In Youngstown
Students protest a school event amid disputed nature themed dances. Report notes muted response from administration as concerns about decorum, safety, and suitability surface among parents and staff. Details are unclear from fragmented OCR text.
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Youngstown
Second Trip to Reservoir Site This Afternoon
Reports indicate a second visit to the reservoir site is planned this afternoon amid ongoing Hong meetings. Details remain sparse on participants and objectives.
Border Bandits Defeated Report
Article reports on a border clash with bandits defeated. Names and places are garbled but indicate a military or policing action with a timeline and completion of engagement. No clear dates or entities are fully legible. The piece suggests a secured area after the confrontation and notes subsequent actions by authorities.
Chinese Trader Slain Amid War Era Fallout at Fort Benning
A fragmented world war era report notes the killing of a Chinese trader who supplied Americans. It references allegations of American exploitation and tensions around the migrant community amid industrial wartime pressures.
Mexicans Raid American Ranch Title Obscured in OCR
Fragments describe an incident labeled as a ranch raid with several injured. The text is garbled, listing names and places unclearly, and lacks coherent dates or locations.
Vote on Brandeis Next Wednesday
A brief dispatch from Washington notes the Senate committee may send forward a recommendation on Brandeis. The article discusses expectations and the timing of a possible vote next Wednesday as political maneuvering continues.
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Brandeis
Townshend Defeated by Turkish Army Now Beaten by Store
Fragmented OCR text shows Townshend referenced with defeat by Turkish forces and a later note about a store beating. Mentions Roitoatea and Margile Tom nahend with unclear context. Overall, the passage reads as garbled notes lacking clear events, dates, or names to confirm a coherent news item.
Citizen dies as boat explodes near ship Eretria rescue noted
A passenger aboard the steamship Batavier is reported dead after a blast destroyed the boat. Three others from the United States aboard the Canadian Eretria were rescued at sea, and embassy officials in London were notified of the loss.
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London
Batavier
United States
Cruiser Ashore Amid Church Aid After Loss Report
A historical blunted and garbled text notes a cruiser ashore with eight crew and a graduate appeal to set aside a reported loss. A bride is mentioned in a fragmentary context. Local names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
President to speak at Lincoln's birthplace
A damaged OCR read describes a presidential speech at Lincoln's Birthplace with scattered names and places. It mentions patriotic themes and a ceremony at a historic site, reflecting a formal address to a national audience. Strong entities include Lincoln, birthplace, and unspecified officials.
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Lincoln
Campaign for Town Saloonkeeper On WIDOT 4D Mee TF Ham
A local bid for a town saloonkeeper’s candidacy is reported with details on the election process and supporting citizens. The note references campaign steps, possible dates, and community interest in the saloon’s role.
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Widot
Ham
No-Conscriptionists Held for Criticism
A fragmented OCR text references no conscriptionists and criticism, mentioning a national community and defence, with garbled place names and dates. The readable parts imply a legal or political action against critics within a wartime or national service context.
Jail Prefers Housing to Road Displacement in Quiet Stand
Fragmented text reports a debate over housing versus road displacement. References to a person named Lowber and mentions of solidarity and alien inhabitants appear amid unclear phrases. The readable content suggests a local notice or column discussing community impact and choices.
New Welfferich Plan Facing Widespread Opposition
Fragmented text references opposition to a plan labeled Welfferich with scattered mentions of ministers, tensions in a war setting, and unclear references to a reform or policy in a distant context. The readable segments imply critique and political controversy without clear names or dates.
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