Pilgrim location and allied orders amid postwar reshuffle
Fragmented OCR text outlines shifting wartime logistics with references to German armistice terms, ship allocations, and distribution plans by Britain, France, Italy, and the United States. It hints at a wartime convoy system, government decisions, and reallocation of ex-passenger ships for postwar use, though specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filson
Blankers
Muen
Tong
Firth of Perth
England
France
Beltuns
Ialy
United. States
Shining
Famone
Neligh Line
Lad Tries Death by His Own Action in Ash Can
A garbled lament from a 19th century pupil letters piece describes a boy named Benny and a girl Annie in a troubling scene. The text recounts emotional notes and a police response as a dramatic event unfolds in a bleak winter setting.
Tiger Predicted as Next French President by Paris Dispatch
The Paris report suggests Raymond Poincare will resign by year end and Georges Clemenceau may be chosen as the next French president. Analysts say a cabinet ally or premier could back Clemenceau, making him a likely virtual election without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Aymhond Poincaire
Sinenceau
Texandere Millerand
Alsace
Lorraine
Bheal Iéad
Clemenceau
Chaies
SkeIns
al Ug
M.fad
Tragic Death of Aged Marines
An obituary notice reports the death of Jacobson, aged 77, a former Marine. The report notes his long service and that the death is being investigated by authorities. It also mentions Associated press details and the December timing of the event.
Death Comes Suddenly Affects Local Businessman
Derick M. Castner, a respected contractor and producer, died suddenly on Christmas morning. Found dead at his home by relatives, he was about 50 years old and had recently faced illness. His death shocks family and the community as authorities investigate the circumstances.
Sailors Held for Assault in Mazatlan Case
Mexico City says two American sailors detained at Mazatlan on assault charges remain held. Hilario Medina of the Mexican Foreign Office stated no further action has been taken since its initial communication, awaiting details from local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Shipping Board Dry Order and German Vessel Sale Discussion
Officials consider the Shipping Board Dry Order amid debates over private German vessels and potential sale impact. Washington discussions focus on policy options and the board’s recent actions related to control and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
The
Shipping Board
Tale
United States
Pie Board
Ppng
Untitled fragmentary notice on local character and habits
Fragmentary OCR describes a man known as Billy or Ages? Market 0 iTnek, who drank moderately but smoked heavily, walked long distances, and was noted as temperate in drinking yet inveterate in smoking. References to Little Hocking eight miles away, and a genial, universally loved city relation appear, but text is garbled.
Fatal Christmas Day Drink Driving Leads to Deaths
Police report three men involved in a alcohol related crash on Christmas Day, with one dead and others seriously ill. Probation officer Christian Finch cited in ongoing investigation as authorities seek to curb fatal traffic linked to poisonous spirits. Local authorities describe the incident as the result of drink fueled actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelantad
Christian
Finch
Wood
Return Home Death After Christmas Illness
An Austrian born man aged 64 died at his home on Christmas morning from heart failure after attending church. He collapsed at his doorway and was found by family. He had long heart trouble and is survived by his wife and two children. He came to the country from Austria and Jamaica about 20 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnaez Magdyart
Breakers Award Toledo: fugitives linked to crime
A muddled report describes a nationwide manhunt with suspects Edward Mee, Frank Yar alias Albert Jobn, and Lew Mitchell tied to a murder and a robbery. Police captured the four in an automobile near a suburb after a tip, and they were sent to the city jail for detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlay Soring
Courlges
Tee Ore
Edward’ Meehi Weat
Albert Jobna
Albert Loach
Lew Mitchell Fargo
Gresst
Sussis
Alex
Ttt
Follansbee School Site Condemnation Controversy
Grass Creek District School plans condemnation of a five acre site near Follansbee while La Belle works touts civic contributions and offers a free site adjacent to the property. Citizens question why the offer was not acknowledged and debate the true motives behind the proposed move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellaburg Herald
Follansbee
Grass Creek
Tha
Lberty
1 Belle
The
la Belle Company
Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds Foreign Language Rule
Nebraska high court upholds a state law restricting foreign language instruction to ninth grade and above across public private parochial and denom inational schools. The ruling allows limited language teaching in ninth grade and higher and for specific religious groups citing church concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kinealn
Neb
Nebraska
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Missouri
Ohio
Frances Catholic Church
South Omaha
Federal Trade Commission Names Members and Case Notes
Fragmentary historical material references the Federal Trade Commission nominees, past figures like Victor Murdock and William Wiver, and a case involving Chas White and Edith L. Jones. The garbled text mentions Kidnapping suspicion, a skeleton identified as Dansey boy, and bail for alleged accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dansey
Chas. S. White
Edith L. Jones
White
Collinsville
Packers Troubles Not Over Yet
Washington December reports the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission show a complex compromise with the Chicago Packers case. The FTC signals readiness to proceed with antitrust actions while respecting the Justice Department negotiations. The piece questions the impact on prices in meat, butter, cheese, and poultry and the potential dissociation of Packers from monpoly practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Der
Chicago Packers
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Trade
Reyine
Department of Justice
Prada
Federal Commission
Justica
Depa of Justice
Tiniter Court of Appeals Law Packers
Department of Iigce
Tige Commission
Uider
Jeral
Witton
Teada Commission
Navy
Reabbret
Department of Jusliesse
Bain
Minister and church matters loom in haunted town
Fragmented OCR shows references to a minister, Presbyterian ties, and a church meeting. Mentions of Arm 48 medetato and Cotary ho Malstey hint at local religious figures and property disputes near Barel rket streets. The garbled text preserves a sense of a community clergy event and building occupancy notes.
World War Vets To Form County Council in Legion
Jefferson county Council of American Legion will be formed by veterans from three posts in the county. State Adjutant Hugh Martin says the plan was approved by post commanders in Columbia, with three delegates from each post to attend the county organizational meeting. Post officers include Robert L. Welch of Stoubenville Argonne Port No. 9, Hermett M. Morrow of Toronto St Midlel Post No. 36, and Arenia C. Cox of Brilliant Humphrey Tate Post 3204.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Council of
HeAmerican Legion
Tha County Council
Hugh Martin
State House
Columbia
Argonne Port
Robert L. Welch
Toronto—st. Midlel
Hermett M. Morrow
Humphrey-Tate
Arenia C. Cox
Ecquomand
Mexicans in Europe after arms shipment reported
Paris dispatch notes that several Mexicans arrived in Europe and attempted to buy arms. They may be linked to a recent shipment of five carloads of machine guns and accessories sent from Cassel to Amsterdam, with Mexico as the destination. The group is said to represent Carranza government and arrived by different routes, including a meeting in France. The report places them in the interior of Germany as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Europe
Paris
Cassel
Amsterdam
Marsha Foch
France
Interlor
Germany
President Wilson to celebrate 63rd birthday tomorrow
President Wilson will turn 63 tomorrow as daughters Mrs Wim McAdoo and Laura Wilson consider visiting the White House for the holiday. The president is expected to spend a quiet day and his physician Rear Admiral Grayson says he is in good spirits and making progress. In Poledo a jewelry store robbery was foiled in a gunfight with two fleeing men. officer Emerson Cobb exchanged 10 shots, but the robbers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Der
Wilson
Wim
McAdoo
Associated Press
Poledo
Hast l'Poledo
Emerson Cobb
Allies Demand Surrender of Ex Crown Prince in War Crimes
An Allied list promises the surrender of Frederick William, former German Crown Prince, for trial on charges of criminal offenses including joining and robbery with violence in France. Officials say a pending conference will decide procedures, with further surrender steps to be announced as Lloyd George and Clemenceau plan talks in Paris next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Frederick William
Edouard Ignace
France
William
Lloyd-George
Clemnenau
Faris
Ralph Cole Enters Field for Governor Nomination
Ralph J Cole former congressman and soldier announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. In a letter to Hancock County Republican committees he pledges to uphold law and order, economic restraint, and Republican national leadership. Cole served four years in state regents and six in Congress, with World War I service as a lieutenant colonel in the 87th Ohio National Guard division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinday
Tepublian Party
Reignty Unul
Risation
Togult
Republican Party
Murder linked to tainted drink at Westside event
A perplexing case ties a deadly drink to a Westside celebration. The victim, identified as a local resident, was found incapacitated and died. investigators seek witnesses and motive as they examine a suspicious concoction. Police urge caution and note ongoing inquiries.
City Council Plans Salary Increases in 1920 Budget
City Council in special session Friday night drafted a budget ordinance for half of 1920 operating expenses. Provisions include raises for city officers and employees, with police and firemen getting about twenty dollars per month and other departments adjusted. The Service Director slated to rise from 1500 to 2300, and the mayor and officials to gain roughly ten percent. Revenue will come from license fees and reallocations, with passage targeted at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleotiya
Evehin Thoretofore
Gel ‘Funda
Robbery at Park House leads to arrests in raid
Needing a wage of $200 stolen during a Park House hold up, W. Va. man Cline identified three young Cincinnati men as his assailants during a police raid at a late night gathering. One alleged attacker fled, others were detained as investigators sought a fourth suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Ne ‘Ad
W. Va
Pastrat Lng
Cinlx
Thn
Vietin
NeHie Bareus
Stella Barker
Elise
Mabel Wareland Porter
Franke Gaffney
al Maur
Fitzgerald
Tte Yoenick
John Jose
William Xen
Carl Regan
Daddy" Othrlen
Park House
Brown Killed at Very Short Range
Mount Clemens Michigan December 27. Investigation into the slaying of Stanley Brown son of a former sheriff William Caldwell announced a warrant would be prepared for a murder charge against a former close friend. Arnold Marian, brother of the slain man, was named as the person to be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ng Asseemind
Mount Clemens
Mich
Pec
Stanley Brown
Darenit Quilionaire
William Caldwell
Arnold Marian
Joe Slain
Marian
Mount Clemensy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benes
Frec
Lansing
Barto
Jean Love
Lad
Presa
Benny Sokoa
Triente
Annie Barzyk
Morance Moeller
Genny
Benny
Annie
Torrey
Florence
Tiger
Franc
Needa Miorni
Shitage
Ney
Orwey
Lelgad
Jacobson
Ffore ‘Hou
Derick M. Castner
Red Business Man
Paases
Udden
Moodey
Phree
UL More
Shippng Board
M. W
Brotha
Rom Church
Ilan
Toledo
Lansbee
Supreme Court ‘of Nebraska
Tustlen Phen
Freig
Maem
Ted
Horndustr
Gaimindlion
Department of Jusce
Victor Murdock
Bull
Kansas
Itysion
Colorado
Genarel
William Wiver
St Tal
Rove
Jeldé
Ati Ag
Ings Aimeelf
Thal
Aulelde
Packers
Ter
Ission Nour
Calla
Hus
George Fy Sneta
Ion Pravby
Ron Ing
Barel Rket
Ralph Cole
Home County
Ssociale Press
Lenard
Wire
Yveland
Dee
Reohiakey
Bation
Scholas Sdrich
West
Council
Forest
New
Cumberland
Norning
Brown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!