Belgium Situation Criticized By German Leader Belittled
A Sept 26 report from Amsterdam quotes Phe Beheidemann criticizing German policy. He argues Luden dorff, not Chancellor Mertling, leads Germany, calls the Mrent-Litovek treaty a barrier to peace, and warns the foreign secretary’s remarks harm peace and widen rifts with military interests. The press condemns Hertling’s remarks as ignorant and detrimental.
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Ambterdam
Phe Beheidemann
Reichetag
Ludendorff
Mertling
Germany
Hte
von Hhuermann
Belgium
Herlin
Lwtuehe Tages Falta
War Industry Board rules on building permits in wartime
The War Industries Board requires building permits for construction tied to war needs. Only structures used for essential production are approved. luxury or nonessential work is limited or denied. Applications go through the Patriotic Service League and county authorities, with reviews for necessity and impact on related housing.
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War Industries Board
Bowne
Pierre Bemlint
Hamitir
Conmrieriin
War Industries
Various Men Boomed For Council Jobs
A fragmented report notes multiple men vying for council seats with Mayoral candidate Vaughan leading talk of rotations and consolidations. Names mentioned include Gerardawwn Frenk Urine and Kirkpat choke agatha, reflecting early party slate discussions and ward allocations amid local political maneuvering.
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Lee
Mayer Me
Vaughan
Cetin Kirkpatchoke
Cornell Agatha
Tie Eran
Banyfwerth Warte Ulee
Cherrnats
Poommlithe
Lieut Alger Fee In Flying Service
First Lieutenant Alger Fee, formerly a Pendilien attorney, serves in aviation. The report notes his prior war service and current assignment as an aviator at an Army facility, with relatives informed of the news.
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Alger
Aleer Fee
Pendilien
Garry
Pest
Fire at 515 Clay Street caused by reflected sun
Noon fire at the residence of Jacob Brand 515 Clay Street corner of Plainview started when sun reflected from fabric exposed to a sunlit cloth. Mrs Brand was changing clothes when the glare ignited quilt or carelessly handled gas and quinine. Fire caused by heat and quins that burned near the core.
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Jacob Brand
Clay Street
Louis Ackerman Dies at 48 in Michigan Hospital
Louis Dexter Ackerman died yesterday evening at MS Anthony Hospital after a lengthy illness. A native of Michigan, he was 48 years old and survived by a widow and two daughters, Miss Lilian and Miss Freda Shewhet, and several sons and relatives. The funeral arrangements were to be announced by Peter Reed J. of Belem and A. Ackervag of Pendleton. The services were to be conducted from the Pirhieur estate with burial at Mount...
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Louis Dexter Ackerman
Anthony W
Ieee
Ackermath Wake
City Sees Real Thing In Death Dealing Devices
Fragmented readable text describes wartime weapons and munitions, including trenches, shells, and machine guns, with references to German activity and Allied responses. The passage mentions observers, crowds, and a city scene amid a bombardment context, noting detonation and military equipment.
U S War Costs Lead Among Nations in World War I
Washington reports daily U S expenditures reach nearly 59 million dollars, about half of total 18 month outlays, far above Germany and other belligerents. The article outlines ongoing war spending and credit arrangements as the United States tallies costs in its first full months of participation.
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Washington
Sint
Hue
Memorials for James Wyrick Draw Wide Attendance
Wendieton and out of town visitors gather for the funeral of James Wyrick a well known local figure who fed List Hundley. The service at the church includes pallbearers and honorary pallbearers with many friends in attendance.
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Wendieton
Werick
Hundley
Alfred Lockwood
W. Collins
Fred W. Laenphin
J. Ray
French Americans Attack This Morning Passes In
Fragmented text describes morning attack involving French and Americans with garbled phrases. Mentions Japan and Tokyo eight lines later, unclear sequencing of events. Names, places, and exact actions are unreadable.
English Advance Near La Bassee
British reports describe heavy thrusts near Laba ssee and Armenian front lines with gains claimed despite Turkish resistance. Details mention Allied actions around Flether Ukes and Belomey positions, with multiple attacks reported during the week and counter moves noted.
State of siege declared in Sofia
The fragmentary report notes a state of siege declared in Sofia with unclear details. It mentions a Mate of siege bok bton, residents and authorities, a capital event, and a Monday incident tied to unrest and widespread appeals. The readable text is sparse and lacks concrete names or dates.
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Avinich
Bok Bton
Sofia
Peorly
Ynday
Lontios Strikers Reformed to Return to Work
A brief notice from Lontios dated September 20 reports that strike action by local workers has ended. The papers state that workers have reformed and will return to their posts, ending the labor disruption with no further details on negotiations or employer statements.
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Lontios
Ityyleas
Chaowhorn
Cernie
Pets Vuilly
County and City Election Rules by One Board
A county and city election will be held by one board. Residents registered in the county vote in a single registration area for county and city races. Voters will use city precincts for both contests, with the county clerk compiling records and ensuring voter eligibility. The next city election is November 15, with outreach to confirm registration and avoid duplicate votes.
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Martie
City Purchases Bond With 1700 From Trust Fund
City records show a bond purchase totaling 1700 drawn from the trust fund. The proceedings noted an appropriation action approved by the recorder and council, funding a local project from available municipal reserves.
Casualties Less Than Tenth Captive Number In Palestine Drive
London dispatch reports casualties far below the tenth captive figure in a Palestine operation. The Aligned forces and local authorities describe minimal losses amid ongoing policing actions.
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Palestine
Concessions to Spain Said to Exchange for Ship
Amsterdam dispatch reports Foreign Minister von Hint saying Germany will exchange ships with Spain for each Spanish ship interned or torpedoed. He notes gratitude to Spain for aid to optics and questions about U S and Allied efforts in Russia and Romania, promising firm but friendly action.
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Amsterdam
Pforeien
von Hint
Dlepatchen
Copepeion
Spain
Germeany
Bownee
Eure
Ameri Com
Tase
America
Rereduijen
Will Bar Sale of Gasoline After 6 O Clock Night
Officials announced an overnight gasoline sale ban from 6 PM to 6 AM for the Pacific coast region. The restriction aims to curb fuel theft and ensure supply during late hours. Local authorities urged adherence to the order and warned of penalties for violations.
Allies seize key Bulgarian war zones near Strounum
London dispatch reports allied forces advancing into Bulgarian territory two miles inside and four miles south of the line, with important centers near the Sea of Galilee region captured. Tiberias and Semakh are occupied, while Exhemere remains under threat as pursuit continues. German prisoners complain of Hussariana withdrawal amid renewed Bulgarian fire.
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Ako
Tiberias
Semakh
Existance
Reive Lagaviee Campillee
Vardar
Enienel
Hussariana Intentional
influenza bacillus isolation reported with 24002 cases
A military hospital rector announces the influenza bacillus has been isolated. The total cases reach 24,002, with spread reported to 26 states as Spanish influenza continues. Warnings and measures are noted as authorities report rising infection figures and ongoing efforts to manage the outbreak.
Weather report fragment from 14 December
Weather brief notes a single line forecast for Wednesday with a partial forecast and weather terms. The readable text mentions a gentle wind and possible precipitation, with unclear locations or times due to damage. Entities are not clearly identifiable.
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Bony Wowk
Pieter Ben
Mike Vite
Chile
U.S. War
James Wyrick
Senge
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Ovis
Uebs
Terenett
Dew
Bulgaran
Pierce
Kosturino
Seiency
Istip
LA Bassee
Armentieres
Ypres
London
Etnias
Tnetteh
Treeae
Rome
Seige
Sofa
Geraldie
Rma
Bolsheviki
Ninoth
SAN Vprantiaco
Agencier
St. Polega
Strournum
Iol Don
Letip Ts
Cepemund
Profemer
Etrone Anmeunend
Frenteinstream
Sem
Pendleton
Town
Peeiried
Athena Forewater
Leela
T.g
Rene
Weathas Warner
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