Germans Abandon Wounded as City Is Stripped Clean
In the Chateau Thierry area during a Monday offensive, German troops reportedly abandoned wounded and equipment as American forces advanced. Civilians endured shell fire while troops pillaged the city, removing portable valuables and feeding hungry children from captured supplies. French and American units pressed the push, with lingering chaos and casualty reports shaping the scene.
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Wien
Neriss
Fern ‘Inne
Ar Mery
Jung
Bethin
Meat supply for the Army tops bacon and canned meat orders
The quartermaster's department placed the largest storie order in history for bacon and canned meat for overseas use. About 1,000,000 hogs would supply the bacon, with 180,000,000 pounds of bacon and 134,009,001 pounds of canned meat to be delivered.
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Chicago
Quartermaster’s Department
DL ‘Soa
Louis FeSwifi
Gve
Négrir
American Had Cold Feet Amid War Dispatches
Washington reports claim President Wilson extended clemency to Private Albert of the Sixteenth Infantry amid a military discipline case. Other items note continued dispatches on Allied war actions and rumors of Hindenburg’s fate, with diplomatic tensions and a new wave of statements from embassy circles.
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Washington
Wilson
Albert
Henurepird
Beauregant
Conoury
Prash
Gryeming Tone
Allei
Manducis
Whitch
Shert Custy
Analyze U S Plan Agreement Signed Across Pacific
A cryptic OCR snippet references Japan, the United States, and a signed treaty or plan. It mentions Tokyo and Centro News, with vague references to exchange lines and a future date or action. The readable entities include Japan, United States, Tokyo, Centro News, and Sierra.
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U.S
Keenloys
Eoumea
Avneylein
Cer Jaint
Centro
Tokyo
Japanese Pact Reports on American Troop Plan to Russia
Newspapers publish terms of an American proposal to send troops to Russia and discuss Japanese interest in accepting the plan. The articles speculate on Allied strategy and the potential impact on czarist and Slovak affairs while noting delays in final action and broader military implications.
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Tek
Russia
Eganlus
Mather
United States
Tyotok
Init
Creche
Shutes
Aimerions
Two transports sunk by German submarines off the British coast
A fragmentary report notes two transports sank after torpedo attacks off the British coast. Casualties are unclear but indicate loss of life among the crews and troops aboard. The damaged ships include the Parunga, previously aiding American and British forces, and another vessel listed as Parunga.
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York
Tuty
Erish
Bo Toestat
London
Parunga
ASKING FOR GREAT GRAIN CROP DETAILS
The report notes a request tied to agricultural crop data and grain demand. It mentions entities including departments, markets, and dates, with references to production and distribution figures. The fragmentary text emphasizes crop, grain, and related inquiries without clear outcomes or precise details.
Metrtoo on Way Home Ends in Confusing Report
A garbled item from a weekly page mentions several names such as Medina, Mrs. Meekitony, and Lemar in a puzzling context. The fragment hints at a local event or meeting but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Metrtoo
Daly
Medina
The
Getorsif Byaad Anlimite
Meekitony
War Plant Blast Report From An Unknown Area
An unidentified blast at a war plant caused disruption and prompted an investigation by authorities. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate multiple casualties and swift response teams converging on the site for containment and safety checks.
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Mergaette
Aetu
U-Boat Attacks American Coast Waves Warships In Waters
A vivid wartime account describes a U-boat attack near Cape Cod and off New Jersey. Ambience centers on lifeboats, ship names, and the peril faced by crews as torpedoes and anti submarine actions unfold. The narrative emphasizes sudden strike, crew endurance, and the peril to Amboy bound ships.
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Ortinis
Mies
Piltitren
Abel
Inj
Mebonte
Lovecat
Joni Boteigiwn
Te Tig
Hart
Aru
Mens
Lori
Fenkrett
Ehell
Siell
Lee Worth
Amboy
Letigh Valley
New York
Steine
Hutt
Botsyson
New Rainn
Otter Hells Marlo
Hoover in Great Britain outlines new world food program
A July dispatch from London reports Herbert Hoover touring Europe with Allied leaders to discuss nine new food conservation programs for the coming year. He plans to present a round table plan detailing each nation's requirements and resources, aiming to align policies with Allied needs and ensure coordinated food support.
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Lanitnn
Ioner
Amelia Feod
Controlen
Nea
Purape
Nepovlow
United Slaton
Aven Efficiency Reward Case Briefed in Washington
The report outlines a proceeding regarding Thea Muratior General Cruyeibor's Witne tee and related witnesses. It references July 2 and details an entangled recap of proceedings, with outcomes yet unclear.
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Waskington
Thea Muratior
Washington to refuse to hire Haehelil pinyees on Meare np ait Work
Washington officials faced a heated debate over employment regulations. The state agency proposed limited penalties for noncompliance, while labor leaders urged broader protection and wage enforcement. The case touched on occupational categories and the balance between regulation and business costs.
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Washinngtor
Refesa
Seevotany Baker
Questen
Brhituy
Nalin
Payer
Jyersainx
Indian Scouts Chase Hun Ah in The Spring Flight
A fragmented report from an old newspaper mentions Indian Scouts pursuing a group in a spring event. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at a chase or pursuit involving scouts and an opposing group in a local setting. Further readable details are unavailable in the supplied text.
Quentin Dead Foe Report City Hears Of Loss
A cryptic OCR fragment references Quentin, a foe report, and a mysterious death or disappearance. The text mentions Wael, Faly, deputies, and possible oath taking, with scattered names and places suggesting a local or regional incident.
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Wael
Faly Za—Depnuty
Steve
Quentin Hupderett
Iowa State News Amid War Time Conflicts and Conventions
War time updates dominate Iowa coverage with notes on Republican convention outcomes, military service, recruitment, and health alerts. Reports reference Captain Andrew Walet and General Login, local public notices, and a surge in Liberty bond talk as the state mobilizes support and vigilance across counties.
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Republican Conventan Si Raonghe
Andrew G. Walelit
Stlyve
Jung Gaval Halo Far
Jinog
Quy W. Login
Amnatoria
Anothyr
Alndor
Pottawiltania County
Yenorl & Case Af
State Board) of Health
Lows Haven
Arawr
Map Ako
Menry
Wallace
Army
TM. OA
Iowa
Ukem
Hemft
Mata
Secura
Gail
Weltaen
Chas T
Mercick
Eldorn
Filroz
Hames
Iro
Merticks
Fidafa
Fowa Ciste Collese
Emonih
Palbamens
Alche
Touela
Defense
Pemaorratic Stata Couvantiow
Dea Maines
Leon
Wistribet
Ftussell
Dubuqueta
John IfsTambilon
MneState University of Towa
Albert Ohrict
Minneapath
Mion
Camp Bougo
Borwrol
Court Martin
United Betas Wiselpiodry
Fort Leavenworth
Ily
Dermany
Jack S. Pinney
Comet Bluma
Fini
G. S Department of Ustlechare
Aman
Java
Laneh
CiMont Paxton
Altertown
Asis
Allentown
Pets at the Tower Chronicle an Odd Menagerie Tale
A curious fragment describes animals inhabiting a tower with a muskrat, a crow, a toad, and puppies. It recalls feeding routines, affection, and incidents from residents including a long lived muskrat and a crow that hunts scraps. The piece notes dogs, cats, and other wildlife forming a makeshift community near a telegraph tower.
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Toaton
Tony Evel
Tabields
Cockranch
Uni
Pet von Kitlet
Wootehud
Hko
Bayy
Nat
Tha Hoya
York
Sonka Meorby
Sugar Thieves Use Ingenious Method at Lannenston Wharf
Readable fragments describe a theft at Lannenston where large sugar bags vanished from a port shed. A watchman was posted, doors closed, and a tarp covered pallets. Inspectors found the bottom layer bags empty and evidence of manipulation under the planking near a stack, suggesting a clever method to steal sugar.
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Lannenston
Eply
Brave Act by Sailors Aboard OBrien Highlighted
Report from the United States ship OBrien recounts a brave act by Rowarden Arthur C Pulvises and crew members including Paliner and Goldin who aided a fellow sailor in danger at sea. The Navy commends the crew, with a mention of Sam drone cle and the theater of duty in the aviator Ayoter area.
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Rowarden
Arthur C
Navy
Gonerets Ship In Norway
Commmerehit Agent Narnia L. Aid erga reports the launching of a Skeleton concrete city ship from Moss shipyards Norway. The new vessel features a 220 horsepower motor, two hutelies, and a crew of six aboard during sea trials.
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Gonerets
Norway
Conmmerehit
Narnia L. Aiderga
Ais Raexier
Moss
Norwrany
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