Destroyers to sail Monday to protect American interests
Washington reports two destroyers Wivelons will join six others headed from Norfolk to Constantinople for protection of American interests. The European squadron includes twelve ships, with Utah en route to Gibraltar and Pittsburgh to relieve it. Refugee relief data from Smyrna, Mitylene, and Saloniki are noted with shortages of flour.
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Washington
Wivelons
Norfolk
Constantinople
C. M. Torer
Totay
Navy Department
Batteship
Utah
Gibraltar
Vicw
Andrew T. Long
Pittsburgh
Long
Parott
Edean
Me- Leleh
Lawrence
Litchfield
Smyrna
Simpson
Odean
Bulmer
Lamdeon
McCormick
Novoronasisk
Timok
Scorpion
State Department
Bristol
Mitylene
Saloniki
Enid
Air Mail Plane Crashes Near Hangar Injuring Pilot Slightly
DeHaviland air mail plane piloted by C. Lange crashed near Sixtieth and Pine streets after a ladder incident, narrowly missing a home at 6062 Pine. Lange sustained a stunned condition but no internal injuries and is expected to resume duties. investigation cites broken cotter pin in rudder as cause.
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DeHaviland Air Wall
C. Lange Wan
Sixtieth
Pine Streets
George Hilintrand
Pine Street
Ak-Sar-Benfold
Lang
Air Mall
Colyer
South Twenty-fifth Aireet
Cotter Pina
Howell in State Tour Spurs Prohibition Shift
Senator Howell and Governor candidate Randall spoke to large crowds across Omaha and smaller towns, detailing national law proposals. The tour, backed by Tom Paistrest and others, drew 6 106 listeners, with women showing active interest in prohibition and political issues as they toured Minden, Ansley, Mason City, Litchfield, Ravenna, and surrounding areas.
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Matt
Aree
Firmid Inland
Neb
Seni
Inpe Val
Courthoud
Mewell
United States
Charles HH. Randall
Fovernor
Mervyn
Ansley
Mason City
Litchfield
Ravenna
Howell
Omaha
Apoolition Acame
Tindall
Nebraska City forger sentenced to prison
In Nebraska City Judge Stevtey sentenced J. G. V. Ingoldaby alias W. Boyd in district court to 10 to 12 years in the penitentiary for forgery. He had previously served in several penitentiaries. Immediately after sentencing he was taken to the state penitentiary. Ingoldaby’s wife testified about diamonds claimed to be with the sheriff, but the jewelry reportedly had no resale value.
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Nebraska City
Neb
J. G. V. Togoldahy
A W. Boyd
Stevtey
Hard Abor
Ingoldaby
Eing
Eing Sentenced He Was Taken To the Enitentiary Ingeldeby
Tess
Sekel
Jadeo Weley
Lngolstey
Fiecher
Oldaby
Ingoltdehy
Duathand
Judeoe Negley
Inguldeby
Waterloo Ceremony Hearing Postponed Until Tuesday
A Waterloo hearing connected to the Mr or Mrs the Vetere Brewery company was postponed to Tuesday. The defendant, cited to appear in Petra court yesterday on a charge related to the Cedar fee, remained in custody Friday pending further action.
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Waterloo
Vetere Orewery Company
Patera
Wertett & Denton
Fertrer
Creed
Deeley
Theodore Roosevelt Jr to Speak in Omaha
Theodore Roosevelt Jr will address an Omaha audience October 4 according to a note from the Republican State Central Committee. Mr Hoovervelt will arrive from the week and speak at 9 p.m. and depart at 11 p.m., with details of the meeting to be announced later.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Omaha
Mexican Rebels Seize Juarez in Four-Hour Fight
Juarez, Mexico, fell under rebel control for about four hours as fighting left 10 dead and twice that number wounded. General J J Mendex reorganized Juarez forces with aid along the river after the clash with government troops.
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el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mexico City
Ater Uru
J. J. Mendex
Juarex
Private soldiers executed at Jaures station scene
Three private soldiers evolved from the Jaures station were brought to a wall at military headquarters in Tex Pan American region and shot to death this morning. General Mende's headquarters reported the firing squad responded to the command Shoot them. A corporal reportedly asked what to do with the men before the order was given. A squad fired three volleys.
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EV Pano
Tex
Jaures
Cer
Rebels Seize City Amid Overnight Urban Uprising
In Kuaria near the city, 1400 rebels led by Captain Val Verde seized control as 1400 morning hours, while police and private citizens resisted. Federal forces relocated to Juarez after a battle at the customs house. about 254 rebels retired after exchanges with river guards and field artillery fire.
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Kuaria
Garrision
Val Verde
el Paso
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Customs House
Federala
Fring Willis
Fred
Mali
Bride of Omahan Stands by Mate
In Chicago on September 30 a bride, wife of Omaha physician Dr. Karl Connell, denied a $50,000 breach of promise suit. Violet Johnstone of New York claims Connell pledged to marry her before his prior marriage. Mrs. Connell asserted the suit is baseless and her husband is away.
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Chicago
Karl Connell
Omaha
Drake Hotel
Ny Connell
Violet Johnstone
New York
Mrs. Connell
Hin Ife
Ma Sunday Visits Omaha Second Time Since 1915
Mrs Willem A Sunday wife of evangelist known as Ma Sunday stopped in Opals on a trip to California to visit her son George Sunday She has only returned to Omaha once since 1915 when her husband held revival services at the tabernacle on Fourteenth Street and Capital Avenue She planned to continue to Lonhburg Virginia then Dayton
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Willem A. Sunday
Opals
California
George Sunday
Omaha
Fourteenth Street
Capital Avenue
Lonchburg
Dayton
A Woman Considers Home Ownership Benefits
The piece urges women to weigh finance and peace of mind from owning a home and to examine the best home bar gains advertised in The Omaha Bee Real Estate section. It argues a left alone woman can maintain comfort and suggests consultation with a wife about rent versus mortgage and future security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
Not Guilty for Harry Poulin in Paternity Case
Harry Poulin haberdasher was found not guilty in a city court in South Bend after the judge said the verdict was not guilty in the strict sense. An appeal to higher courts was announced by both Prosecutor Jollison and Professor Tiernan.
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South Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
Jollison
Professor Tiernan
Jelilseon
Mra. Tiernin
Unclear OCR Describes Fatality Involving Former Omahan
Fragmentary report notes a former Omahan killed in Canada while describing a complex chain of misread place names and dates. Surviving relatives are mentioned with limited legible details and locations appear garbled.
Lakes Sailors Called to Strike
About 6 000 Great Lakes sailors ordered to strike starting at midnight. They aim to enforce a three watch system or eight hour day with wages secondary, affecting 410 bulk freighters of the Lake Carriers association. Coal shipments to the Northwest likely less disrupted. Independent linen not involved.
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Great Lakes
Ortober
K. B. Nolan
Nolan
Lake Carriers Association
Northwest
Vexnela
Eppley to Oppose Sale of Fontenelle
C Eppley of the Eppley Hotel company owner of Hotel Fontenelle says he will oppose Rome Miller’s purchase. He argues titles cannot be given while court actions cloud ownership and that funds were spent pursuing claims against the companies.
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Eppley
Fontenelle
Dublin Councillor Forrestal Dies After Short Illness
Dublin reports the death of Councillor Forrestal a prominent Free State member of the Dublin Corporation after a brief illness. He was part of the Free State delegation that toured America in March.
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Dublin
Forrestal
Fragmented OCR Notice About The Sunday Bee Feature
OCR text fragment hints at a magazine feature in The Sunday Bee with broken phrases and scattered names. It mentions a page layout and subtitle style, but intelligible details are limited.
Omaha Bee to Broadcast World Series by Radio
The Omaha Bee will broadcast the World Series play by play from station WAAW starting next Wednesday. Butteries of each game will be announced at 1 o'clock with game incidents relayed via grain exchange wires. Radio sets with loudspeakers will be placed across the business district to amplify the broadcasts.
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Omaha Bee
Radio Rong
Baselall
Welfare Head to Visit Omaha on Postoffice Trip
Henry H Dennison welfare director of the Postoffice department leaves Saturday for a month long inspection trek through the middle west. He will visit large post offices to study the welfare council formed in 700 first and second class offices and will pass through Chicago Cleveland Buffalo Detroit Grand Rapids Milwaukee Omaha Kansas City Saint Louis Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
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Postoffice Welfare
Omaha
Washington
Henry
Dennison
Postoffice Department
Middle West
Ormsda
Oortiexs
Welfare Council
Chicago
Cleveland
Offalo
Detroit
Grand Rapides
Milwaukee
Kansasity
Louis
Cincinnati
Indianapolia
Island Refuge Planned for Platte River Island
Riverside park south of Central City Nebraska will be made a bird refuge on an island in the Platte River. An allotment of Chinese pheasants secured from the late Wisconsin season is placed in the park this week. A number of other rare species reside on the grounds. No fire crime will be permitted within the confines of the park at any time.
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Platte River
Central City
Neb
Riverside Park
Wos
Lownie
Lincoln Man Accused of Theft of 20 000 in Checks
Chicago reports Delbert P. Spomey a bookkeeper is accused of cashing 82 checks totaling 29 000 and seizing an automobile with a weekly salary. Investigators probe past marriages in Lincoln Nebraska and Chicago as the case unfolds.
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Lincoln
Chicago
Delbert PF
Spomey
Inventiontiag
Linceoln
Neb
Chitagn
Burglarites Foiled In Newackety Merkel Area
A vague report from Newackety Nebraska notes an attempted burglary at Merkel area stores. Authorities say the thief fled before gaining entry as workers arrived. a rear window was found broken and signs of forced entry noted.
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Martel
Rene
Crewe
Unclear text item from Hill region with potholes and ferry
The readable fragment notes a hill area with potholes and a mention of a ferry service near a port. It references weeks and a potential settlement or weather in the region but details are garbled and names are unreadable. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
Uncle Joe Cannon Plans Long Trail Motor Trip
Washington reports that Speaker Emeritus Uncle Joe Cannon intends a final journey after March 4. He will follow the route of his childhood Conestoga wagon trip from North Carolina to the West, traveling by automobile and sleeping under the stars along the way.
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Washington
Joe Cannon
House of Representatives
Joe
North Carolina
Athels
Three Trainmen Killed When Engine Explodes
A freight locomotive on the West Shore railroad exploded near Little Falls New York killing Engineer John Caldwell and Fireman P Morrell both of Syracuse New York. Cannon MW Baxter of Albany New York was injured.
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Little Falla
N. Y
West Shore Railroad
John Caldwell
Morrell
Syra Etiam
Cannons
WH. Baxter
Albany
N.Y
Republican Candidates Forecast Monday Event at OCF
Vague OCR fragment lists political figures and a Monday meeting at the OCF venue with mentions of Mamie Wraart and an evening session. No clear outcomes or roles are provided in readable text.
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Mamie
Feared Break in Constantinople Tensions Grows
Reports from Constantinople indicate a split between allied and Turkish forces as Bonillon’s mission to Smyrna nears, with British troops in a tight neutral zone. Britain weighs wartime censorship and PM Lloyd George faces sharp criticism at home as Angora prepares a reply to the peace proposal.
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Constantinople
Franklin Bonil Fon
Smyrna
Kena Pasha
Mets
Fen
Marington
Mehlel
Harington
London
Mustapha Kemal Praha
Agi Minor
Tom
Straits
Navy Man Reports Gems Stolen From Home
Willis Yates, warrant officer at the navy recruiting station, reported $2,500 worth of diamonds missing from his apartment in the Hamilton Annex at Twenty-fourth and Farnam Streets. He said his wife wore them last Sunday and they were not discovered missing until Friday afternoon.
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Willis Yates
Navy
Fifteenth
Dodge Streets
Hamilton Annex
Twenty-fourth
Farnam
Lant
Jury fails to agree in case against Dr A Hoberteon
A hung jury after 4% hours deliberation in Pawnee City. Dr A Hoberteon is charged with assault for treatment during an operation. One juror favored conviction while others leaned toward acquittal, leaving the case unresolved.
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Dubois Docton
Pawnee City
A. Hoberteon
Dubie
Wan Hung
Noberteun
Col Johnston Transferred to Hawaii from Omaha
Fragmentary military notice reports Col Johnston of Omaha reassigned to Hawaii. Document mentions general staff, seventh corps, and January 14 1903, with unclear surrounding details from the inspection and port departure.
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Col. Johnston
Omaha
Hawaii
Washington
Ciyertal Treara Pe Cal
Willem T. Johnetets
Bo Spretor
Seventh Corps
Iimeke
Port
Weather item unclear due to damaged text
The readable portion is insufficient to identify event, location, or date. No concrete entities or actions can be established from the fragment.
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Sunday Bee
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Uae
Uncle Joe Cannon
Long Trail
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U.S
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