Europe and Texas Iron in Postwar Steel Reshaping
Articles discuss Europe’s need for steel and the source of Texas ore and Texas City harbor work. Observers fear multibillion rebuilding costs, urge direct American investment in Europe, and call for expanded rail and ore bed development near Texas. The piece links wartime shippers, freight costs, and an eventual peacetime steel economy.
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Europe
Texas
de Uxsports
Thal Lo
Furvest Tesas City
Tinele Rite
Poronstraeth
Bravery on the Battlefield and Court Martial Dismissal Report
Fragmentary account recounts a soldier praised for valor by the Queen and later court martialed. It notes restoration to service, discharge details, and concluding references to Bristow, Mordekington, and The Foreign Legion era. The piece weaves honors, promotions, and disciplinary actions across wartime service.
Evangelist Davis Attacks Dancing and Cards at Rally
A large crowd at St. Paul’s Evangelical Church heard Evangelist Davis denounce dancing, card playing, and theatergoing as violations of church discipline. He recalled past efforts to restrict such activities and warned of spiritual danger, urging members to renounce worldly amusements to walk with God. He cited social ills tied to entertainment and urged fidelity to church teachings.
Mason Murd Sends Son to Seminary for Ministry
The article notes Mason I Drd, son of Mayor and Mrs. A W Murd of Williamaport, leaves for Gettysburg to enter the Wyooderial Seminary to pursue the ministry. Cumberland bakers advance cake prices though bread remains unchanged.
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Mason i
A W. Murd
Williamaport
Jett
Gettysburg
Cumberland
Sud
Judge Declares Elections Have Become Auctions
Martinsburg Sept 20 Judge John A L Woods declared Berkeley county election conditions intolerable due to widespread vote buying. He estimated about 2200 of 6700 registered voters were purchasable and urged the grand jury to end the practice, warning of upheaval if laws are not strictly observed. The remark caused a sensation and drew popular approval as a potential turning point.
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Martinsburg
John AL Woods
Trent
Circuit Court For
Judge Woods
Nerkaley
Grand Jury
Child Born With Smallpox In Plague
Winchester date Sept 20 six counties of virulent smallpox found at Stepheng City Frederick county a portion of the town quarantined compulsory vaccination ordered by county health authorities the disease started in the family of a man named Potter whose married daughter bore a child and both mother and infant afflicted the infant not expected to live the State Board of Health at Redmond to send an expert to stamp out the scourge Ventilation is urged to Winchester by the Board of Health and an order forbidding children under 16 from theatres due to prevalence
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Winchester
Stepheng City
Frederick County
State Board of Health
Redmond
Board of Health
Wage Increase Signed for Telegraph Operators Worldwide
About 8,500 telegraph operators across the 1 and GybLem regions gain an eight percent wage rise. The agreement improves working conditions and follows prior talks with Baltimore officials. Negotiations paused during a threatened strike and to resume after the dispute subsides.
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Baltignorn
Street Board In Session Last Night
The Street Board authorized Chief Findinger to obtain bids for rubber coats for Soree members. 24 arrests and 48.50 in fines reported. Pay-rally passed for Street 417.09 Haht 874 Police 642.50. Berard oversees Salem avenue grading area. Festival note: Red Men of Mimbalown festival set for Sept 16 2% 30 at their hall with Punkstown Coronet Hawke attending.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Berard
Salem Avenue
Central Avenue
Red Men of
Mimbalown
Punkstown Coronet Hawke
Entries Coming for Big Poultry Show At Fair
Secretary B P Byler of the poultry department reports entries are arriving rapidly for the big show a main feature of the exhibition Indications point to a record breaking exhibit this year Attend Reunion A Weller family reunion was held January 3 at M A Usher’s near Tifin now attended by John Waller and Mrs Julia Kreteinger Sinltheburg The meeting marked the first time since 1872 that John Weller had seen his brother Charley of Niles Mich The Wellsers have returned home.
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B. P. Byler
Poultry Department of the Fair
Wpnes
Weller Fammy
M. A. Usher
Tifin
John Waller
Julia Kreteinger
Sinltheburg
Sincr
John Weller
Charley
Niles
Mich
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