Complete Defeat of Central Powers in World War I
Twelve months close with leaders of victorious nations gathering to set peace terms marking the Teuton downfall. Other foreign and domestic occurrences noted in a year-end panorama compiled by E W Pickard.
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Higa
Wiiken
Sarah HL
Penetam Vo Covgreas Liitish
Rermant
Iasarine Crewe
Willen Guahed
Ental
Sardeg Vartan the Tanies Willard
Brealey
Wien
Auplming
Newport Naval Texpeiin
Reas
Asinan
Ck Ramage
Balskewtk
Ayethian
Vibe
Ranelried
Cumeniracs I Mewaie
Eplted
Biase
Busan Derkared
Vasa
Entroyers
Teharuten
Penary
St Spokane
Alermans Rantiryt Reval Americana
Chetan Dee Damen
Iarek
Ameteana
Lorraine
Hewes
Rania Uhre Wien
Erestulm
Aten
Britain
Amd
Laberty
Alpana Generel Crowder
Armientierns
Tuul
Germany
Twa
Hmelainufure
Whigarlada
Jen Bay Hout
Vonseis
Chastuet Mcutha
Annans Tetrmana Fee Mount Kew
Eis Apell Botermane Witucced
Heav We” Frei
Geeruah
World War II era notes and scattered events from Ottoman to Allied fronts
The fragmentary OCR outlines a wide range of World War I era events including Allied offensives, German retreats, political shifts in Austria Hungary and Germany, and notable battles and treaties. It mentions Wilson, battles near the Marne, Somme, Ypres, and Amiens, uprisings, armistice talks, and shifting fronts across Europe with implied dates and locations.
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Wilton
Herma
Otranto
Wilson
Germany
Car
el Quentin
Kraneo-Asericana
Job de Baah
Cambrai
Prince Frederick Chatlew
Hoane
Electoa
Vinland
Landtas
Aige-Felah
Lelnater
le Cateau
America
Poply
Germnan
Chamto
PAN
Kerby
Montene
Ontend
Lille
Dowat
Preadent Wilson
Merhia
Danube
Hiritish
Auburby
Vale
Scheldt
Alta Wirt
Kaleer
Baush
Valenciennes
Perkins
Hlagelinn
Hotsoo Frerich
Serre
Ludenidarit
Europe
Ghent
Greater Serbia
Croatia
Slavonia
Dalmatia
Unary
Meuse
Iolaihima
Aurlrith
Tagniamonty
Italy
Austin
Moupe
Behelte
Une Moise
Fignch
Bodan
Schleswig
Mpa
Bermian Crmvsaatien
Starahat Fook Te Pets Pratance Tartan
Sociale Party
Uewanded
Haber
Liditig
Holland
Anaie
Charles
Austria
Constane
National Assembly
Meletan
Anieret
Iesege Tan Ag
Ariniat
Shasta Wilson
Adienirnnak
King
Albert
Belgium
Mmole
Amarian
Dokamd
Froetier Es Cerrar
Predatra
Greneh Gan Gowrand
Alexander of
Beroiain
Wilhelm
Staewenatn
Legislature ratified amendment amid wartime tensions
A lengthy chronology notes actions from January through December including ratification of a constitutional amendment, senate debates, and public notices. It lists figures such as Anne Martin of Reno announcing candidacy, Secretary Daniels initiating naval training steps, and various congressional and state moves on prohibition, inflation, and defense matters.
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Wiewsso
Middie West
Analature
Senate
Crus
U.S Ar
Siss
Anne Martin
Reno
Aevz
Ate
Wigonnain Assembly
la Vollette
Baron E Winconsin
Daniels
Fremily
Jude
Irwin
John Tucker
Chicago
United States
Copg Remnan Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
Maryland
House of Delegates
Parisic
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
W. 5. B. Bos- Anquet
Coldstream Guards
London
Congress
Delaware
Irvine Grant Publican
U.S
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
X. P. Whitley
Milasouri
Washington
Philadelphia
New
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John W. Davis
Grant Britain
t-Republicans
House of Representation
Noy
Scavertment
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Treasury
Me‘Adoo
Dee Carter Glass
the Treasury
Notable Obituaries From Early Year and Notable Figures
A fragmented necrology lists numerous notable deaths from January to April including Dr. Frederick A. Noble, Dr. John Foley, Senator James H. Brady, Maj. A. P. Gardner, Senator William Hughes, former heavyweight Johnny Sullivan, Leander Richardson, Col. Frederick H. Smith, Sir Ceci Spring-Rice, Terry McGovern, Dr. Samuel G. Nixon, Archbishop Edmond Francis Prendergast, Rear Admiral Thomas Perry, Cardinal Serafini, George Von E. Meyer, J. M. Munyon, Mrs. James A. Garfield, Charles Page Bryan, Senator Imac Stephenson, Sir George Alexander, and other public figures and entertainers across cities like Evanston, Detroit, West Abington, Philadelphia, New York, Rome, London, and Pasadena.
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Frederick A. Noble
Evanston
John 8. Foley
Detroit
U-U
James H. Brady
Idaho
A. P. Gardner
Massachusetts
United States
William Hughes
New Jersey
Johnny Sullivan
West Abington
Leander Richardson
Pre
Garfield
Pasadena
Charles Page Bryan
Washgta
Arch
W—Kermer
Imac Steph=engon
Wisconsin
George Alexander
Jamice Silliman
Lmnder
New York
Arch 2d
Warner Miller
Angel
Aitchell
New
Isore
Achille Debussy
Corm Pnereh Emany
Sheridan
Newark
Charley Mitchell
Ikykit
Tne
Donald
Newea & Benator
R. F. Broussard
Rudolph Mankenburg
Adrit Tee Tlempetend Washburne
U. S
Aenery Ees
Petter Pat ’ Irs
Er Partner
Chicago
Disasters chronology recalls deadly events across years
A dense, OCR muddle lists disasters from Norfolk Wisconsin to Montreal, Winchester Kentucky theater collapse, Norman Oklahoma insane asylum fire, Southern California earthquake, City of Athens sinking, Pittsburgh chemical plant explosions, Gary Indiana train wrecks, and Alaska coast tremors. Names, dates, and places appear inconsistently with torn phrasing.
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Constazration
Norfolk
Andicnapelig
Montreal
Prorizel
St. Johns
N. F
New York
Bilaard
Carle Race
Moving Picture
Winchester
Kyive
Sioux City
Sats
Englas Duly
Munitiona
Syracuse
N.Y
Titois Sigur
Nashville
Tenn
Minnesota
Tyler
Gognars
Morgan
Evely
Porto Ricos
Nok
Antaloha
Alaska
Ives
Brook
Atoat Esq
Belgium
Three Cushion Billiards Title Changes Across 1917
Reported results show Kieckhefer winning and defending the three cushion billiards championship against various challengers including De Ore Carnefax and McCourt. The record notes wins by Jack Dempsey over Bill Brennan in Milwaukee and references the Michigan university’s indoor format event and wartime baseball shifts within the era.
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Kieckhefer
de Ore
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Milwaukee
Carnefax
Michigan University
Heckhetterene
Eepl Uinsiontom
Emake Aetemaadhiy
Speyciae
Char
Rieckheler
McCourt
Kiecknefer
Cannefax
Unclear historic leaders and conflicts reported
Fragmentary OCR notes show a battle deaths figure and several presidential elections. Names and places are garbled, with mentions of Mexican federal forces rebels, Portical, Sidonio Paes, Gttku Shih Chang, and Peru Chile border tensions. Text is poorly legible and not coherent.
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Sidonio Paes
Portical Rept
Ttku Shih Chang
China
Peru
Chile
Tacha
Aréra
Aquatave
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H.C. King
Ric van Hise
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Mormondhum
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