Warrants Issued for Wholesale Sugar Men
Federal warrants issued for John F Campbell and John E Bunker of the Campbell company, sugar wholesalers, charging violation of the Lever Food Control Act. They allegedly bought five carloads at 9.39 per hundred pounds and sold to retailers for 13.
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Arsociat Chicago
John F. Campbell
John E. Bunker
John F Campbell Company
Chicezo
UN States District
Atromer BR
Cobb & Company
Lend
Clearing House Condition Br Asser New York
Clearing House condition reports from Asser New York indicate banking status for four horse banks and related financial entities. The note appears as a fragment referencing local institutions and market conditions without full details.
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Asser
New York
Anc
Liverpool Strike Action Forces Demands Across Regions
United Press reports a decision to strike by various groups as a tactic to pressure authorities. The action aims to secure concessions from officials and mobilize support during the ongoing dispute.
Seizure of Hoarded Food Sparks Legal Action in Chicago
Fragmentary report notes hoarded food seizure and impending prosecutions. Chicago officials from a foul house were arrested amid legal proceedings. Western officials sought access to storage records as agents prepared further charges. War-time aid and profiteer questions appear in ongoing actions.
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West
Chicago
German Coal Shortage Threatens War Effort
Berlin reports warn Germany faces severe coal shortages for the coming year with estimates near 190.9 million tons. Experts say the fuel crisis may worsen the security situation and could force the United States to offset continental shortages as industry and shipping leaders discuss prospects.
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United States
iBy
Berlin
Atm
Industrias 2Nd
Germany
Chessins
Prince of Wales due in Halifax tonight
Elaborate preparations for the reception of the prince of Wales were completed as he is expected to reach Halifax aboard the cruiser Dragon tomorrow. He will resume his activities aboard the battleship Renown and attend divine service on that ship. citizens from across Canada flock to participate in the reception.
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Associated Press
Halifax
N_ S
Dragon
St Jan NF
Canada
Roumanians Do Not Favor Joseph's Return
The Roumanians oppose Archduke Joseph’s return to power in Hungary. The Associated Press report notes that Roumanians fear persecution and atrocities by Hungarian leaders if Ferdinand is deposed. The piece reflects tense regional politics and competing crown aspirations.
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Joseph
Associated Press
Hungary
Archduke Joseph
Ores
Tarthdukes Violen
Kang Ferdinand
Milwaukee Price Drops Reported in Local Markets
Milwaukees sales activity this week shows price declines across commodities. Bread fell to about fifteen cents, while current charges sold twelve and a half to fourteen cents. Declines in peas and beans varied, reflecting a general easing in local market prices.
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Milwaukee
Reizil
Denver Bacon Drops In War Era Markets
Denver reports a drop in bacon prices as stores adjust during wartime demand. AP notes supply shifts affecting households and local retailers amid ongoing shortages and transportation challenges.
New Hungarian Government Formed Under Appointed Premier
Associated Press from Budapest reports a new government is formed with Stephan Friereich as premier. Tim Lovassy, previously premier of the eastern cabinets, becomes foreign minister, and other cabinet changes include Barer Mund in the ministerial post and Perensi as minister of che.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Ans
Seph
Hannes
Stephan Frieirick
Martim Lovassy
Barermund Perensi
Che Inceri
Army Discharges Reported From War Service
By Associated Press Washington dispatch the War Department announced today a net strength of 505653 officers and men as of August 12. Of these 293338 were still in Europe.
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Associated Presey
Washington
PD. C—Di
Rmes
War Department
Teday
Eavine
Europe
Washington, D. C
eZence
Stenday
Polish Socialists Plea for Allied Credit and Support
A Polish socialist statement from Warsaw appeals to America and allies, pledging democracy and social ideals while seeking one more year of credits and sympathy. Leaders Boorer and Haover are noted, with a parade of 53,000 children in Cracow and Galicia areas mentioned as part of national morale efforts.
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Boorer
Tesizhi
Lembers
Cracow
Gesress
Sr. Haover
Posudski
Paderewski
Swift & Co to Sell Out Leather Interests
The National Leather Company has been incorporated under Maine law. Swift & Co president Ghicaxe-Lans Swift announced the firm will dispose of all leather holdings as part of a corporate reorganization. The new venture is capitalized at 2,002,007 dollars and organized under Maine statutes with seven point four six in some share structure.
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Swift & CO
National Leather Company
Maine
Associated Press
Ghicaxe
Lans Swift
Leather Company
Bolshevik Battalions Cleared by Russian Army Along River Luga
A brief report notes Russian forces clear Bolshevik battalions along the Luga river line. Fragmentary phrases suggest combat actions and troop movements in the vicinity, with no further details available from the readable text.
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Luga
Navy to Award Victory Medal in November
Navy officers aboard ships will receive the Victory Medal in November. The announcement confirms the award timing and honors those serving at sea for their contributions.
Bread Card Abolished in Berne Warns of Change
In Berne Switzerland a change ends bread rationing and price controls as authorities abolish bread cards. The Associated Press reports authorities moved to lift bread rationing effective soon, signaling broader food policy shifts and market adjustments for residents.
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Associated Press
Berne
Switzerland
Per Cent Increase in the Cost of Living
A historical report presents percent increases in living costs across regions and periods from 2924 to 2816, noting Seattle and Minneapolis as examples. The data show varied price rises by category with general inflation higher in the west and in certain necessities.
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Dune
Seattle
Aetlantous
Tagrense
Minneapolis
British Demand to Dismiss Mexican Charge Laid by Carranza
Fragmented dispatches report President Carranza ordering the British chargé d’affaires to leave Mexico. The action follows a British parliamentary remark and hints at strained ties. A September message from Mexico was expected to outline relations with the United States and England.
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Mexico
Carranza
Felin
Maxie
M City
Carran
Mexican Congress
Congress
United States
England
Daylight Saving Act Repeal Effort Versus Wilson Veto
In Washington Loomis of the Grange urged the committee to back repeal of the daylight saving act, saying it would balance the farm needs. Congress may vote next Tuesday on overriding President Wilson's veto with a two thirds majority. prospects unclear.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Loomis
The
Grange
Washindon
Dleader Mondeanno Congress
Trak Wilson
Prohibition Enforcement Bill Favored by House Subcommittee
The prohibition enforcement bill was favorably reported by the House subcommittee and referred to the judiciary committee. It is planned for debate in the Senate later next week.
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Associated Prec
Hingston
Wis Urnally
Sen
Judiciary Committee
Kis
Senate
Koreans Face Rapid Extinction Says Recital
A truncated Associated Press report from Washington quotes Professor Hamer F stating Koreans face rapid extinction if not freed. The piece notes influences from Japan and Germany, urging attention to Korea’s future and potential actions abroad.
Romania May Stay Near Budapest, Allies Say
News from Paris reports the peace conference advancing toward Bucharest with officials indicating Romania may remain near Budapest as talks proceed. Premier Clemenceau warned any continued advances and urged restraint amid evolving negotiations.
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Roumania
Budapest
Milwaukee Street Car Men Return to Work
Milwaukee street car workers resume service after wage negotiations and a threatened strike. Officials report ongoing talks with the board as crews end their stoppage and prepare for resumed operations.
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Milwaukee
Surplus Army Food To Be Sold By Parcel Post Next Monday
Supplies from Washington D C indicate the War Department will parcel post surplus army food. Orders issued August 3 show large tonnages including bacon 125490 pounds and corn products among others.
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Parcel Post
Washington
Army Food
Marting
Momis
War Department
Mid
War Director of Sales
Artment
Threatened Closings Plague Two Chicago Playhouses
United Press reports two more Chicago theatres face shutdowns as a Master in Chancery decision looms. Actors faced a last minute delay as protests disrupted the Wand and Palace venues, with similar unrest noted at another house as negotiations continued.
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Chicago
iBy United Press
Zeivler
Wands Theater
Manes
Palace
Bisler
Persevic Antes
Cert
Cal
Capitalistic Monopoly Blamed for High Costs
Washington lawmakers heard claims that capitalist monopoly and labor profiteering threaten living standards. J R Howard of the Iowa Farm Bureau warned agriculture committees that profiteering could drive costs higher, citing a food admin bean purchase probe. Julius Barnes of the U S Grain Corporation defended staff integrity amid questions about price manipulation by farmers and suppliers. G A Turner of the California Kern Chowders association said the investigation concerned profiteering, not specific individuals.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
J. R. Howiard
Iowa Farm ‘Bureau Federation
BAS Nor Strvuck
Food Administration
Julius FR Barnes
United States Grain Corpers
Sy G. A. Turner
California Kean Chowers' Association
Turner
Wisconsin beer seized en route to Chicago firms
Wisconsin beer bound for Chicago firms was seized on the road. The article notes involvement by a packing association and statements from managers amid ongoing dispute with labor unions.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Frederick C Layton Donor of Layton Art Gallery Dies
Frederick C Layton, longtime donor to the Layton Art Gallery, has died after years of involvement with the museum. The obituary notes his generous support and prominent role in the arts community the city.
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Frederick C. Layton
THE
Layton Art Gallery
First Division Preparing for Return
Fragmented report notes a military air division activity with unspecified timing and unclear references. Despite garbled lines, the piece hints at readiness or deployment changes involving an unnamed first division and associated air force elements. Several proper nouns appear uncertain due to OCR errors.
Villages Threatened by Rising Waters
A garbled report mentions villages facing danger from flooding as an unknown elevated barrier or levee is referenced. The readable fragments suggest a threat to settlements and possible emergency measures, with no clear dates or named places.
Traffic Returns To Normal By Monday After Strike Action
iZy Assecistad Presa reports Chicago Illinois Railway shopmen who had been on a countrywide stoppage since August 3 returned to work. Northwestern region official M. J. Cortney says service will restore across Albany to Boston with no resumption of passenger service until Monday. In Devils Lake North Carolina three hundred Northern shopmen who joined the weeklong walkout began returning to work this morning.
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iZy
Chicase
Chicaso
M. J. Cormtey
Setion
Boston
Mass
Strikine
Albany
New York
Devils Lake
N. C
Swifts Announce Hides In Storage
Swift & Company officials say 22 000 hides are stored at their South St Paul plant with extra stock in St Paul and Chicago. District Attorney Alfred Jacobs will review reports of hoarding of food and other stock in this district and pursue action against violators if laws were broken. Authorities note the storage figure reflects market activity as the company faces an inquiry into hoarding.
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Hs Associated Press
Paul
Minn
Swift & Company
South St Paul
LeMontelle A
Dutach
Min
Alfred Jacones
St. Pan
Sauces
Er. Paul
Chicago
Switch Company
Harsetthe Company
St. Paul
Murdered Soldier Identified as Oregon Student
A UPI report identifies the slain soldier as a student from Oregon. The man, a sergeant in the quartermaster corps, was killed in France after being transported to New York by Great Northern. Police have no suspect and say the motive remains unclear.
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Oregon
United Pressen
York
Mrlusty
McAlpin
Thursas
Cerfe
France
Morthern
Roubers
Hendersons Plan For Social Reform
A fragmented note outlines a proposed social reform plan attributed to Henderson. The text hints at long term policy aims and institutional changes, but the fragmentary OCR lacks concrete details, dates, or specific measures, making firm conclusions difficult.
French contract secured for local housing project
The city reports a French contractor has won the bid to build new housing units. The agreement outlines timelines, funding, and responsibilities for construction, with competitive bids assessed by the housing authority and related agencies.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Historic Paper
A garbled OCR fragment mentions forests, riots, a New England auto trip, churches, and weather notes. It references Nebraske and UState Jems with erratic capitalization. The readable bits hint at local events, a riot, stores, and a daily weather summary without coherent narrative.
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New England
Levenjer
Nebraske
Olafeticus
Areston Great Wekes
Rippi Valley
Who Is Able To Solve The High Cost Of Living Woes
iSpecial to The Northwestern Washington D C The piece argues the nation faces rising living costs with no effective action by Congress or statesmen. It questions whether the League can address inflation and calls for unity among lawmakers amid wartime price pressures. The column notes President Wilson and a Peace Treaty context as relevant to economic strain.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Wilson
League
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