President Won't Revoke Fuel Decree Amid War Work Push
Garfield administrator states the fuel order will not be revoked, judged vital to war production. Officials report shipments moving and industrial centers prepared, with some workers returning to jobs despite confusion over implementation and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. J. Dente
Washinton
Mipetyortpipd
Ehipa
Ruel
Tinefield
Prine
Wilton
Tartlehl
Induries
Scar
Fey Ali
Garfield
Ismat
Enyl
McAduit
McAdoo
Oriente
Utmilla County Reports Balance of Sixty Thousand
Ambiguous report notes Utmilla County balance on hand around sixty thousand dollars and mentions expenditures for roads and county activities. It references treasurer and yearly financial details with several figures, but the legible text is fragmentary and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Cold Waves Hit Gardens Across South Region
Disjointed OCR text notes cold wave effects in a southern area. Mentions gardens damaged, weather, and unclear references to locations and entities. Fragmentary details include districts, times, and potential agricultural impact but lack clear names or dates.
Daily program expands to include conference period
Report details changes to the school daily schedule with a new conference period supervised by teachers. Students register for the period and receive weekly block rotations, with emphasis on discipline enforcement and classroom guidance sessions.
Lumber strike in spring plan Oregon
In Oregon and Sacramento reports, Arthur Luddington and Gestie Ul Linechter are described as arresting influential workers amid unrest. the article details a disorganized strike plan, warnings to halt job actions, and looming labor tensions tied to a spring strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
W. W
Bacramento
Arthur Luddington
Gestie Ullnechter
Smithey Ower Toreet
Foi Po
Joba
Cregeen
Pee
Disaffection Among Germans Spreads Across Prussian Lands
A fragmented report describes growing disaffection within German regions amid wartime strain. Unclear lines reference political circles and social tensions affecting daily life as authorities push for stability and loyalty.
Austro-Hungarian Forces Arrest and Executions Report
Fragmentary wartime note claims entire Austrian units were shot or executed near the front amid coercive orders. Mention of Verprel actions and mass penalties for refusing obedience. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The report references Serbian front tensions and punitive measures by authorities.
Trial of Colwell boy begins Monday
Much interest centers on the murder case of Colwell, a Winn ing boy charged with the Wilderan Mayo of James Sherl. The trial in the district court will be conducted by District Attorney Regoun and a defense team led by Maley. The proceedings focus on testimony about a shooting outside the Klint home and the involvement of a figure identified as Short, with jurors to hear from multiple witnesses and determine if Colwell acted alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twrence
Calwell
Jameel Sherl
Tye Cotnis
Kengor
Maley & Matey
Colwell
Avery Pais
Henry
Fedde
Ted Pood
Menrick
Chamberlains Bill Reported By Committee
A historic report from Washington notes consideration of Chamberlains bill amid wartime context. The text references presidential actions and political actors, with implied debate on national policy and potential electoral implications. The fragmentary OCR hints at committee activity and candidate discussions within a wartime legislative framework.
War Era Draft Records List Army Service Members
A historical listing names servicemen connected to wartime efforts. The document catalogues individuals with battle loyalties and statuses, mentioning Lowell Menick and others, along with counts next to some names, reflecting military service records and related notes.
Germany and Patents in Wartime Economics
A garbled foreign text cites Germany and wartime economic policy, mentioning Japan, conscripts, and international trade. The fragment references Dew Dantnurs and Japanese relations, with unclear names and dates, sketching a distant, unstable wartime context without coherent events or outcomes.
Go to Be Watchword of Congress Leaders Say
Congress leaders state the phrase Go to be watchword as power shifts to Congress. Debate centers on modifying the food law and railroading powers with proposals to ease federal control while considering compulsory wheat loans and other wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nothing Special Leon Han report unresolved
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines and missing context about an individual named Leon Han and potential Tibet reference. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable to form a concrete news item or summary.
Martial Law in Petrograd Suppresses Dissentors
An intercepted message from Fidesian sources reports martial law in Petrograd aimed at quelling protests and suppressing opposition. The dispatch mentions detentions, street clashes, and anxious citizens amid orders for population control and political restraint.
New Transport Service Formed in Naval Upgrade
Washington January 13 reports a naval overseas transport service will be established to improve transport efficiency under the navy department. The organization will direct all care and troop movements, employing a skilled naval reserve, aiming to eliminate drunkenness and indiscipline on crews and strengthen overall transport operations amid wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Washinton
Naval Overseas Transport Service
Navy Department
Laborers mobilize to clear snow amid idle capital crisis in 1917
Chicago and Milwaukee report massive idle capital amounts reaching billions while about half a million workers are jobless. New York officials doubt the Garfield order's reach, with Garrison disputing its enforceability. A W F Smith proposes railways hire idle labor to move freight and relieve congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rilion
Milwaukee
Garfield
New York
John Michell
The
United Mineworkers
Garrison
Peeright
Local Men Endorse Knights of Columbus War Fund Drive
Local men in position to judge the effort back strong endorsements for the Knights of Columbus war fund. Messages from Dr G L Hayden and Rev Alfred Lockwood praise the fund's work for soldiers at Camp Lewis and at home, stressing the need for both recreational and essential services and decisive use of raised funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus War Fund
Jocal
G. Lloyden
Camp Lewis
Wash
Jan
Army Knights of
Unclear historical report on criminal case and trip details
Fragmented OCR text hints at a California sheriff case, a planned sale, and mentions of Treponed Meetota and PRECKER SCREEN DIMAS but contains many garbled names and locations, making precise events hard to extract. Readable fragments reference Davis, a California judge, and potential transfer to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precker Screen Dimas
ST. Metacns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wastington
Joan
Puet
Soverdine
Nana Ome
Lillian
Minh
Vierlion
Kore Ianlind
Gant
Enyntys
Wildlowe Ete
Jon
Acuitla
Gome Backsely Lim Burge
Matt Orrganan
Leak Houser
Pendeton Mheth Sebiwet
Aif
Tare
Dadh Weil
Tolnil
Cowell
Prtc Amd
Gan
Colwell Boy
Lad
Cohen
Tibet
Esintern
Bernelle Trent
Genet
Ariel
Chamberlain
War Council
Washington
Sau
Vollwwig
Merlin
Rae Hurr
Lee Eiririte
Olas Theategudl Wodieloe
Vtore
Piatt
Eugene
Tyycreer
Vinnie Z
Kirkpatchek
Hinerlf
Carporan
Art W. Lindberg
Willian L. Lavely
James A. Woolsey
Ralpt A. Wathon
Everett J King
Henry Var Aileet
Ashley W. Aanes
Shwevaiin Dr. Sl
Germany
Cardlel
Hill
Chary
Arricittars
Govt
Elie
Mar
Vincerine
Rey
Toe
Uity
Aethon
Forrest
Fiteal Vient
John MM
Speohal
Leon Han
Petrograd
London
Niielle
Frameliet
Heleewski
Phos
Belie Fee
Eho
Ft Ie
Leon Tretike Ang M
Cinaleai
NEW Transport Service
Cambrai
Cnet
K. OF C
Order
Americas
Hdl
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!