Plague War Sparks Coordinated Health Campaign
Officials, led by Dr O’Connell and Gen. Reeve, warn of urban plague spread and mobilize a continental effort. Quarantine imposed in New Orleans and Santiago, Cuba, as authorities order rodent control, isolation, and rapid examination of suspected cases. Strong measures aim to halt transmission coast to coast.
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Alrébdy
Ostar Dowltop
Leisian Guard of Health
Lake pArMintton
Belier
Sursein Crea
Pune Realifee
Senarat
Shine
Genaral Bine
Xenk Warilups
Thoke
Eradtea
Eee Bane Reeve
Bemong
Hom
Voluntests
América
Wesinferis
Aleeasa
OL Mts
Arterminsiton Tus
Negroes to Hold Office in Administration Plan
Fragmented report shows President Wilson backing a plan to appoint six Black recorders of deeds in the District of Columbia and promising to push broader federal employment changes. The piece cites Rep. Smith of Montana and notes opposition and political maneuvering surrounding the appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G
Yi Son
Orychanges
Smith
Marstana
Aian
Deadstor
Colombia
Wilson
Nermer
Chicago Joe Sentenced in Hartford Murder Case
In a lengthy court proceeding at Hartford, Chicago Joe received a penalty for the murder of Jeanie Cavnallore of Chicago nearly two years ago. The defendant, Buono na, sought a Wise consent to Warren Gurner, while statements pointed to his role in the crime and the pursuit of justice continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wotharsfield
Conn
Jacop Buonona
Jeanie Cavnallore
Beratford
Waren Gurner
Indicted figures named in Hampden graft probe
Mellen, Cambridge, Mees, and several business leaders were indicted by the Mitcheser county grand jury on faroe charges connected to a scheme involving the Hampden ballad from Yoodayile to Springfield. Boston broker Ralph Gilley and others linked to railroad and refinery firms face prosecution amid alleged network of corrupt activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellen
Cambridge
Mees
Pere Ton
Inetuning
Chuclex & Mallon
Toremer
New York, New Maven
Harbout
Moston
Main
Derek
Maraley
Manele & Flu
Boston
Ralph
Gilley
Wertfeld
Faroe
Yoodayile
Springfield
Provisional Mexican Government Plan Drafted in War Talks
Readable text outlines a provisional government for Mexico after civil war, with U S and Muerta mediation, amnesty for foreigners, and compensation talks. It notes a temporary regime to be established by delegates and recognition by the United States, aiming to restore diplomatic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat
Natora
Bnaienid
Wera
Taven
Villa
Gonem
Dartom
United States
Muerta
al Roy
Iluada
Cece
Tocals
Mexico
United Sinice of America
United States of America
Wations
Rally to the President in Washingles June 29
President Wilson’s antitrust program is urged in a public rally. The event signals congressional attention and press interest as supporters anticipate measures to push the administration’s trust policy through the current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Virginina
Congress
Two Die and Sixteen Hurt In River Train Wreck
A passenger train derailment near Yosemite National Park left two men dead and sixteen injured. Victims included several identified passengers from Chicago Philadelphia Ogden and others. Rescue teams labored in darkness to pull victims from partially submerged coaches, with conductor Biahoney among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofered
Chl
Werhapa Fatany
Trefe
Yuremite Valley
Yocemite National Park
Tre
Braggaret Odens
Chiergo
Emin Waasergora
Chicago
Biles Etats Netz
Philadelphia
Mia
Kr.t
Odonnell
Ogden
Biahoney
Blaly Pistergera
Tesco
King George and Queen Mary Narrow Escape in Nottingham
King George and Queen Mary escaped an automobile accident in Nottingham near Hogland Inn when a horse bolted into the path of their car. The royal convoy avoided a crash under tense moments as witnesses described the sudden danger and rapid response by drivers and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Ham
Nottingham
Hogland
Inne
King George
Queen Mary
United States Steamer Polphip Seizes New York Tramp
The United States steamship Polphip, which ferried Admiral Fletcher and others aboard, seized a New York tramp here. Admiral Fletcher will proceed to Washington from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fretener Baue
Meyvert
Key West
United States
Polphip
Admiral Fletcher
Ata
New York
Waahington Trom
Vast Midwestern Storm Kills and Destroys Across States
report details numerous fatalities and extensive property losses from a cyclone like storm ripping through Wisconsin Minnesota and surrounding towns. Wisconsin cities including Walworth and Fond du Lac report multiple deaths and severe damage. Minnesota towns suffer additional fatalities with dozens injured. Descriptions mention swept streets, collapsed buildings, and widespread ruin across Lake, Waukesha and La Crosse areas.
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Muuwauhor
Money
Sparla
Mamey Loas
Tomeb
Stoney Toga
Waukesha
Asia la Crassi
Maney Ona
Dankowee
Watertowo
Waluelawa
Jeblots
Carl Backlunding Baby
Misa Marie Clove
Luke
Tuna
B. Manning
Ras Kived
Christian Ton
Sera
Wedersay
Miia
Jane
Nota Dakota
Fouth
Labor Men Work In Prison Inmates Refuse Pardons
Labor men from the Structural Ironworkers union, led by Frank Billyan, refuse pardons from President Wilson and assist with structural work inside the federal prison. Inmates, including Thomas Hergan, arrive wearing numbered outfits and lines form as work proceeds. Prisoners begin crying as the event disrupts the facility routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penvenworth
Kan
Jone
Frank Billyan
Fnomar
Structurel Ironworkers Union
Ironwarters
Pardona
Tiy
Witcon
Ada
Med
al Nig
Renn
Thomas Hergan
Nero Wears
Arden
Seek
Hou Ageln
Abd
Sama
Woman Candidate Hurt in Assault at Law Office
Washington dispatch reports Miaa herve lockwood, aged eighty four, a candidate for the presidency of the U. S. Senate, was struck by an assailant in a law office breaking her eyes and dislocating her shoulder. The incident occurred June 27 and leaves her hospital bound with injuries as police investigate.
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Mine Gelvi Loskoost
Washington
Miaa
Herve Lockwood
Dnp
U.2
Delivery drivers boost service for 12,690 customers
Airiking tre wseon drivers managed to be up for top delivery companies serving approximately 12,690 customers in June 97. HL Tawa reports enhanced efficiency across routes and a focus on rapid parcel movement for regional clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Tawa
Airiking Trewseon
Arivera
Brangh Stores Close as Major Dry Goods Bankrupts
New York creditors move to control Brangh Stores after a 44 million dollar exposure tied to a New York corporation. Several outlets face receivership or bankruptcy, with hopes of dollar-for-dollar solvency and a limited recovery for creditors. Banks consider suspending operations as the turmoil disrupts the retail chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
Jung
Giattin
Jenried
ial _Wenlerens dry Goods
Kolform
Banke
Hiditatadngesa
Murcantuse
Entferdy Agate
Otorea
Ton Corporation
Theme Alorés
Bietr
Tscoktyu
Boto
Ntti
Marta
Haya
Clufiln Company
Hwalneas
Denis
Irm
Fire destroys plant in Hagerstown early May
A fire swept through a factory in Hagerstown Maryland causing about 100000 dollars in damage. The blaze began during an attack by McWlaing on Thursday. The wind aided spread and the plant suffered extensive destruction. No injuries are reported.
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Hagerstown
Jonesz
McWlaing
Thura- Cay
Windnor
Ty Goabh Finedgoo Pleads Guilty in Police Case
In Detroit Michigan on July 27 Ty Cobh pleaded guilty to voluntary involvement in an alleged crime. The defendant chased Wi Ly Carpenter and admitted to actions related to a police incident, receiving a ninehour sentence.
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Ty Goabh
Dotreit
Mich
Jane
Ty Cobh
Ly Carpenter
Aybuicher
Wii
Ravolyer
Cobh
Oldest couple in Holland reach long wedding milestone
An elderly Dutch couple marked their eighty eighth wedding anniversary while living in the United States. Mr Tinker, 107, and his wife, 98, are described as remarkably healthy and active despite long years together. The article notes his love of smoking and her steady health, painting a portrait of a resilient pair in their home.
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Thole
Yonik Travers
Haya Font Oh
Chia
Nes
Tinker
Mney Ura
Wall
Tinken
Whit Ranch
Sears
Hanko
Sard
Muedny
Dragged Man From Under Bed Case Details Sparse
A fragmentary report describes an incident involving a man identified as Dubogio Emory Pantz age 26. The Wells Fargo Exproaa Company is mentioned. two months earlier he had an encounter with a person named B00 sUtvar. A $2601 collection is noted, with references to a theft or related action. The man was placed under a priest after an apparent return to town.
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Dubogio
Emory Pantz
Agad 26
Wells Fargo Exproaa Company
Aga Ajrapféneed
Tevin
Lara
Tion
Rew Women's Building Plan Approved for New Hall
The building committee of the town chf announces a decision to erect a new women's building. The structure will be placed back of the pavilion on the hillside, with work beginning this summer. The project cost is set at 59,990 dollars.
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Rew
Town
Ulate
Boar of
Witenilon
Maman
Postmaster Appointments Noted in Several Counties
Ima Motnes Postmaster appointed for Inwn arot Thimage in Union County. Hert O White and others including Thompach Wightman Calhawn county and Willan C Ferguvan removed. Wil Hiden Heisner reappointed postmaster at Nashville Jackson County.
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Ima Motnes
Inwn Arot Thimage
Union County
Hert O. White
Jesianet
Wightman
Calhawn County
Tulle i
Golfsey
Res
Willan C. Ferguvan
Wil Hiden Heisner
Nashville
Jackson County
Rock Teland In rebnsidine tracks accident ends life
An incident at Rock Teland In rebnsidine leaves Fiorscae 36 decapitated after a train car shift causes a bunk area collapse. The accident occurred as workers labored under heat with 60 men employed at the site.
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Gar
Neola
Augustino Fiorscae
Teland
Rebnsidine
Fiorscas
Aged Wamaq Activa Achieves Noted Textile Work
Aged worker Soballer Art A M Metaugatin earned eight pounds for a long term project begun June 1 and described as a complex bed spread. The task involved many pieces and required expert skill in detailed textile assembly.
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Wamaq Activa
Soballer
A.M. Metaugatin
Bond Alnce Jun
Aity-Nine
Oldest Vinis resident vanishes in Tevor-Alx area
Hanessk Ploncortes, AMNOCCK-Wiilim AL AL Chilter, age 30, is reported missing from the down mn Wad region after residing there nearly 17 years. A new brick school house is planned in Tana, Tevor-Alx with cost around 2600 dollars. Cloudbursts near Muccatine caused a fatal descent and property damage, while locals in ihdaamown area faced hazards from heavy igsaoa.
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Hanessk
Tana
Nebull la Orth Tania
Thin Wipanir
Brida Comartis Aviside Case Note
Fragmentary local notice mentions Brida Comartis Aviside of Marshalltown with unclear details. Names such as Reo 21 and Metaouris appear in garbled text. No clear actions, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brida Comartis Aviside
Marshalltown
Ron
Notdon
Metaouris
John Topo
Tara
Taboror
Iowa Sweet Corn Pack Drives Industry Shift in 1942
The 1942 Iowa corn pack reduced overproduction and spurred wartime production shifts. Approximately 26,000 acres of Iowa land were planted to sweet corn for wartime uses, with canning cars aiding distribution to support the food industry and local town economies.
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Misaui
Rover
Ta Tawa Organization
Lumberman Pays Old Debt in Winona Case
The Watertown based Lumberman Payed old debt totaling 4 008 000 led to a writ of inquiry against G Norton of Winona Minnesota. The case involves A My Hirmmal Ty A Boek and N oglan who collected 1090 dollars from Norton and banked 2000 from Nil a clrn fund. Norton filed three times before a final settlement, involving the Binek family and Ruppes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertoo
G. Norton
Winona
Minn
Wirabér Inérebunl
Taemot
Tiscowsing
Mra
A. My Hirmmal
Ty. A. Boek
Mr. Noglan
Tha Binek Family
Ilvingm
Ruppes
Novtoh Sont
Milwawkee Viaduct Incident Amid Flood Risks
A damaged OCR fragment describes a crash or incident near the Milwaukee viaduct over the Dea Mounts river west of Madrid. It mentions heavy rains, potential hazards, and actions to guard against accidents including shifting piles and temporary shutdowns for two to three days.
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Milwawkee
Dea Mounts
Madrid
All Ras
Local Attorney Sued Over Breach of Contract for $23000
A Mississippi case alleges attorney William O Tari a well known lawyer forged aWatlee for a breach of contract worth $23,000 with plaintiff Miss. The proceedings name O Connell and allege wrongdoing by the Cedar Manids firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Manids
William O.tari
Watlee
Resan O'Connell
Fatal blast kills two at home. wife injured
A trap accident at a residence killed 35 year old Albbe-Victor Minella and a mine worker Lovilin. The husband died instantly while the wife, injured, was taken for treatment as police continue inquiries into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veaman Willd
Quimby House and Towns Hit by Flood Losses
Guainess acceleration near Quimby caused widespread damage as businesses including a post office drug store two groceries a barber shop and a store were swept away. Increases in property values noted as Jaote-C UO Anternon of Duane County bought a 225 acre farm near Spetuy Ti from PT N Colfla for 106. Me Coon purchased unspecified land for 65 29 nih.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quimby
Jaote—C. UO
Anternon
Duane County
Spetuy Ti
PT. N. Colfla
Me. Coon
Fragmented Iowa notices about fires and deaths
A jumble of local items reports a fire destroying a sawmill near Coatgerl and another fire incident. It notes a 13 year old girl Mona Blessant-Jennaie, a drowning of a 15 year old boy Chariea Wit, and the death of T. McPneland in Story County with various vague family details.
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Mona Blessant
Jennaie Long
Ma Ant
Sidney Laag
Tin Etty
Wing Coal
Lrowne li
Rowsrerta
Chariea Wit
Ani
John With
Wathina Farina
Des Moines
Land Sells High at Pienn County Auction
A fragmented land sale report notes the Krambagk family sold Elahly Nerea farm joining Dyskel Mils at public auction for 277.50 per acre. The Dishes miicover paid for Tarn county land six years ago when Mr. Kramer bought Howsht farm for Penn vere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elahly Nerea
Dyskel Wan Sald
Polic Aucton
Miicover
Kramer Hack
Cambridge Improves School With New Material Addition
Wevadt Thendependent school Alstriat of Canthridaa county builds a material addition to the school house. Hayles contracts let to Cola Arethers for ten thousand two hundred ninety nine dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Wevadt
Alstriat of Canthridaa Ty
Cola Arethers, Armes
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