War and battle tides shift near Warsaw and Carpathians
Reports from Su oddon and western fronts describe renewed German offensives aimed at Warsaw while Russian forces maneuver in the east. Observers note tentative progress by German divisions, with strategic fighting in the Carpathians and heavy fighting anticipated along the Belgian coast as U boat threats loom. Ottoman forces push through toward the Auer canal area with advancing columns across desert terrain.
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Prom Suondon
Warsaw
Gralcon Hind
Thulmore
Carpathians
Burslane
Beskii Pussan
von Hindgabure
Prugata
Dnionte
Wirraw
Belgium
Cutro
Auer Canal
Sons of Veterans Movement Paves Way for Veterans Group Memberships
A report from the Forty-seventh annual encampment of the Department of the Potomac Army of the Republic notes a proposal to allow Sons of Veterans to join the organization. The resolution seeks wider enrollment and is expected to win national approval.
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Washington
Grand Army
Department of the’ Potomac
Ind
Army of the Republic
Siis
Sons of Veterans
Revival services at Colored Trinity Methodist Church
Revival services conducted by Rev C J Withrow draw 24 professions of faith since Tuesday night. Tonight and ongoing, Sunday program includes morning prayer at 8, class meeting, bread of life service, evangelist talk, prayer service at 2:30, and evangelist-led evening services by Withrow and Kyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Withrow
Andison
Aaron Wileson
Withrow
D. H. Kyler
Hartley Named Washington Delegation Leader at Chamber Session
Six hundred delegates from every state except New Mexico and from Philippines Alaska Hawaii and Porto Rico attended the third annual United States Chamber of Commerce session in Washington. The opening program in the Willard hotel drew many business leaders and members of Congress as West Virginia representative J. M. Hartley was named for the nominations committee.
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Washington
New Mexico
Phiippines
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
United States Chambier of Commerce
Willard
Congress
Tell Walch
West Virginia
Committee On
J. M. Hariley
Chamber of Commerce of
Fairmon
Chamber of Commerce
Rochester
A. B. Farquhar
E Paya Jakin H. Fahey
Boston
E. H. Goodwin
United States
Distress Deepens in Spain Amid Export Ban
Working men and their families in Spain face worsening hardship as unemployment rises. Provinces such as Huelva, Cadiz, and the Canary Islands suffer, with fruit export embargoes blamed for scarce bread. Citizens protest price hikes and economic strain across affected regions.
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Spain
Madrid
Paris
Huelvecan de Atieela
Barbiery
Canary
Trains Collide In Ninth Avenue Line Crash
New York February 6 local and express trains on the Ninth Avenue elevated line collided at Bi s d et street during the morning rush hours. Nine persons were injured. The forward section of one train and the rear section of the other were jammed together in the crash.
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New York
Ral
Am Express
Ninth Avenue
Pollen Injection Cures Hay Fever Reported in New York
Snow York reports a preliminary study in the New York Medical Journal describing pollen injections as curing hay fever in several patients. Doctors Seymour, Operes, and Guttfish of this city note not all treated were cured, with a number showing improvement after laboratory trials at the College of Physians and Surgeons.
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Asnaciatad
Snow
York
Dootorky Beymour
Eres
Marke Guttfish
Phyals
Rey
Rico Cacenaras
French steamer La Chan... thwarted by wireless signal
Paris reports say the French steamer La Chan Yasne arrived in Co ninna from Mexico but was stopped by wireless warning received aboard January 19. Officers aboard the vessel state the information signaled a danger. A German vessel observer and guards describe a man found alive in a trunk after a bomb threat.
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Kasociatas Ress
Paris
la Chan Yasne
Coninna
Pain
Mexico
Alilp
Wvassel
Hia
Services for Heroes Held at Arlington Cemetery
A memorial service is held at the entrance to Arlington Cemetery for the dead of the ebettiaship Maina. Participants include local officials and military personnel. The event observes a moment of silence and honors fallen heroes with prayers and laying of wreaths. The ceremony underscores national remembrance and community respect.
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Toor
Washington
Berview
Arlington
Maine
Virginia Gambling Bill Seeks Stricter Penalties
Fragmented text reports a gambling bill in Virginia that would ban wagering and place penalties on acts of betting. It notes fines up to 100 dollars and possible county jail time as penalties, with references to enforcement and bond requirements in lieu of punishment.
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Gorlag
Tha
One Hundred and Sh Men Entombed Listed by Explosion
A disaster report notes that a hundred and some men were entombed in a mine after an explosion. Rescue teams worked amid dangerous conditions to reach trapped workers. Authorities urged calm and prepared for possible fatalities.
Deported trio accused of pickpocket spree in city
The article reports on three men arrested for pickpocketing, with fines paid and deportation following. It details their distraction tactics and the police response, noting concerns over public safety and the impact on local theatergoers. The piece also references economic disruption in glass manufacturing and political commentary on industry regulation.
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Arlpay
Charles Webs
Jueke Bradley
Adelphia
Jong Greg
Iplushurg
Bach
tiMamonda
Glana
Ohler
Whyte
Chatees
Sun
Taree Ag Fiey
Cunard
Wit J Authority
Winktow -Glass
Christiana
Foot and Mouth Quarantine Extends to Stockyards
In Chicago and multiple cities the Department of Agriculture ordered stockyard quarantines after shipments in transit were disposed of. Federal inspectors will allow movement only if no symptoms appear, with meat inspection timed. The outbreak total reached 0,439,110 dollars, the largest US outbreak to date according to the Bureau of Animal Industry.
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Warrington
Chicago
Bureau of Animal Industry
Peach growing boom drives agriculture guide release
Washington reports rapid expansion of the peach industry leading the Agriculture Department to publish a three volume advisory set for growers. Volume one covers establishment, propagation, planting, pruning, soil and fertility as West Virginia emerges as a notable peach state with thirty nine of forty eight states producing commercially.
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Speen
Washington
Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Tate
Clarksburg Route Order Affects Western Trains
An official order from Clarksburg board secretary treasurerGeorge W Duddorar and Baltimore and onto Railroad Company manager G Galloway directs improved calls at Philadelphia Mount Royal and Camden avoiding Clarksburg stations. The communication notes heavy travel to and from Clarksburg and urges future through trains to call at that route for western trains.
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George W. Duddorar
Atrenourer
Lie
Clarksburk
Rade
Andig. W
Callowway
Baltimore
Bltimore
Onto Railroad
Philadelphia
Washington
D. C
Galloway
Mount Royal
Camden
Stalon
Clarkaburg
Halidn
Othe
Clarksburg
Fragmentary release note from wartime dispatches in Vienna
A scrambled OCR snippet mentions Vienna and Berlin with references to attachments and a Carpetbann unit, hinting at military logistics. The text is incomplete, unclear, and contains many garbled terms making accurate claims difficult.
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Vienna
Berlin
Witsless
Lonton
Uae
West Virginia Adventists attend national conference in Washington
Wu Ju Tanner represents the West Virginia Conference for Seventh Day Adventists in Washington for the national conference of the order, in progress through February 10. The arrest of The Ds F. Lane is clarified as not the D F Lane employed by a local pump company.
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Washington
de G
Wu Ju Tanner
West Virginia
Order
F. Lane
D. F. Lane
New Member in The Diplomatic Circle
A new member joins The Diplomatic Circle, with details of background and affiliations. The event occurs in Washington and involves key figures, highlighting the circle’s ongoing expansion and international connections.
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Diplomatic
Mayor and Police Chief Accused of Stealing Whis
Paris customs officials allege the mayor and police chief committed theft connected to a controversial balloon propulsion project. French authorities report the incident occurred near Somme as a convoy train faced a probing fire.
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aRaarun
Paris
Artilary
Aonirars
Somme
Unclear text fragment mentions explosion and officials
OCR fragment reports an explosion incident with a named official D J Gincer and a claim of control by authorities. Details are severely garbled and several names and places are unreadable.
Confusion in Amended Bill Debate On Renata Clark's Proposal
Fragmented OCR reads of a legislative session show confusion over an amended bill before the Aan Wield to Renata Clark. Notes mention a motion by Coro A and a committee, with references to substitutes and votes, including a possible one vote margin and upcoming debates. Entities appear garbled.
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Aan
Renata Clark
Coro
Ishergnil Mnneroe
Piblican
Kecyoa PoMuttowwitt
Tintern
Kram Kanagchet
Uapa Nobretin
Elam
Chale Rida
Benatar
Notion
Drscommit
Baltbag
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