U S Not Involved in Japan Siberia Plan Says Reports
Washington reports that the United States has sent no communication to Japan on Siberia action and will likely convey views through Great Britain. Officials say U S stance appears neutral and cautious, with Britain as intermediary.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Japan
Siberia
Great Britain
United Suge
Dapat
Russia
Chern
Great Botdin
State Department
Far East
Germany
Britain
Tecora
Sixty-Niner Endorses Thedford's Black-Draught Liver Remedy
A local resident Cameron Ukla tee T Te Bustier touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a superior liver and stomach medicine. He cites relief from liver and digestive troubles and urges regular use to prevent ailments common to malaria regions, noting decades of trusted family benefit.
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Nidlaria
Thedford
Army training and officer postings reported in mixed notes
Fragmented OCR details Navy and Army postings, officer ranks, training, and assignments. Mentions Camp Travis and various units, with scattered names such as Putnam, Watkins, and Hagin. Describes examinations, inspections, and readiness activities, reflecting wartime military administration.
Drink a Glass of Real Hot Water Before Breakfast
A crankish note advocates drinking real hot water with a spoonful of lithia or mine phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims this cleanses the stomach liver and bowels, dissolves bile and toxins, and purges the entire alimentary tract.
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Pei
Nain- Weston Renied Leel
San Antonio merchants blamed for fair prices to soldiers
An investigation by the Chamber of Commerce led by AL B Weakley and Capt Swain found San Antonio merchants’ prices for various commodities comparable to other cities. The report will detail prices in other locales and a comparison with local charges. It will be filed with the chamber and with Maj. General Buckner for the Southern Department.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
AL B. Woeakley
Ova
W. L Swain
Weakley
Swain
General Uckntan
Southern Department
San Antonia
Key
Captain Swain
Trin
Waco
Dalle
Fork Worth
Washingtont
Annie
Lesishethee
Vries
Ake
Bolsheviks Evacuate Capital to Fight On
Opaque wartime dispatch discusses Bolsheviks abandoning the capital and continuing resistance. Mentions Germany’s occupation, German and Russian aims, and calls for perseverance to preserve peace and curb opposing powers. References to leaders and nations appear in a dense, garbled quotation.
Panic in Preptograd as crowds rush to depart
Panicked crowds formed outside offices in Preptograd as fear of advancing Germans spread. Many residents sought travel documents and permits to leave, delaying traffic and triggering warnings from local authorities.
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London
Times
Reagan
Publis Dedco
Peirograd
Nia
Altel
Cally
Emperor Willat Telegram Ranks East War Victory
Amsterdam reports a telegram from Emperor Wilhelm congratulating Field Marshal von Hindenburg on a glorious eastern war victory. The message, quoted by Berlin, praises the German advance and the Austro German commander Leopold’s troops for their resilience in snow and ice. Vienna joy follows news of Russia peace talks, with markets reacting to expected food relief.
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Amsterdam
Eineror Willat
Prince Leopold of
Bavaria
Gusborn
Hevlin
Jmk
Leopold
Genva
Vienna
Buchs
Russia
Americans Do Own Observing From Balloon Reported
A chaotic OCR fragment lists multiple American service members killed or wounded in action. Names include First Lieutenant David K. Jones from Jonesboro, and Private Lloyd W. Spetr, Bis marck, among others. General Pershing notes Captain Hoare leading a unit. another casualty is Captain Huneer born July 4, 1894.
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Cole
Liuut
David K
Sam
Gieuseppe Fahne
Sun
William Tehoades
Sonnel
Cal
Persiing
Seeaml
John Plenikers Tynin
Mass
William Wask
Watertown
Manni Tett Loy PO
Metcata Tensburg
Vic
Halmond P. Hase
Londonville
Vermoat
Lola Vet
Sydney A. Moroney
St. Tohugbury
Febriniey Privinlow Bi
Bowen
Warthage
Willi Uesel
Mantgomers
Bean
Ilttlesry
Font
Sagi
Willian Wuilicni
Maine
George Wy Caldwell
Wasit
Dephtheia
Charles A. Beatrle
Web
Keimonia
Palen
Heattlehoro
Septearnals
Widow Sentenced in Spying Case at Covent Virginia
A widowed woman, accused of spying for Imex Services and a clandestine network, was sentenced to ten years in prison. The court, noting the evidence, did not publicly reveal the final verdict. Local observers report the case as a significant espionage development.
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Imex
Nesa Anconi
Fami
Philadelphia
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