Salonica Safe Allies Believe With Wintry War Wages
News from London reports Salonica is now considered safe by allies while Teutonic forces delay any major attack. Duels in the Vosges persist through wintry weather as French efforts to gain elevated positions near the plain intensify.
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London
Vosges
Salonica
Scutari
Ebassan
Almunia
Adriatic
Avions
Bul
Bukowina
Vienna
Purkanov
Warden Osborne Threatens Legal Action Over Indictments
Ossining New York December 30 Warden Thomas Mott Osborne says he intends to sue to expose a conspiracy behind his indictment by Westchester county and denies any need to resign. He criticizes Superintendent Riley and expects calm prison conditions despite fears of riots or a jail delivery.
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Ossining
N. Y
Thomas Mott Osborne
Westchester County
Riley
Osborne
White Plains
George Gordon Battle
Woman describes shelling of Ancona in Mediterranean attack
Dr Cecile Greil the only woman in the first cabin of the Malian liner Ancona shelled and torpedoed by an Austrian submarine arrived in New York from Bordeaux she recalls the destruction saying the Austrians aimed to sink the ship with shells not torpedoes. She witnessed the bombardment and lost about $20 000 including $4900 in gold and household effects.
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New York
Cecile Greil
Ancona
Mediterranean
Sere
Bordeaux
Anconna
Dr. Greil
Dayton man sentenced for Mann Act transport case
Leslie Hollingsworth, 24, of Dayton, pleaded guilty to transporting a girl from St Paul to Maktes Rock Wisconsin. He received eight months in the county jail at Pearl.
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Grip
Pittsbursh
Rei Leslie Hollingsworth
Dayton
D. Io
Sulely
St. Paul
Maktes Rock
Wis
At &, Peal
England Needs Hindu Soldiers Elsewhere
The British Indian army corps was ordered from France for a different field of operations. A king’s message delivered by the Prince of Wales extolled Indian regiments and stated action could shift to Egypt or Mesopotamia. The move appears linked to German standoff expectations and the overall UK war effort.
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British Indian Army Corps
France
Loadem
Indian Army Corps
King-Em- Peror
Prince of Wales
George
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Cleveland Ball Club to be Sold to Outside Parties
Cleveland, Dec. 3 - Efforts by President Johnson and American League magnates to help owner C. W. Somers avoid bankruptcy failed. A $1000 loan offer secured by a second mortgage was rejected and the club is expected to be sold to outsiders. Cleveland capitalists had not yet secured support.
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Cleveland
jJounson
C. W. Somers
Cleveland Cra
Bankers’ Committee
Somers
Cleveland Capital
Johnson
John W. Miller
Indianapolls
Huerta Near Death as Reports Describe Critical Condition
Reports received by the department of justice indicate General Victoriano Huerta is seriously and critically ill. His health status led the attorney general to seek bail considerations for possible release to recover, with guards stationed at Port Bliss Texas amid security concerns.
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Washington
Salatefon
Victoriasa Huerta
Department of Justice
Herta
Port Bites Tex
Semple
Heerta
Magazine Explosion Kills or Injures Workers in Shawnee Ohio
A magazine exploded in Shawnee Ohio owned by the Producers Tobacco Company of Marietta. More than 700 quarts of something confined to the facility exploded without warning. The blast caused property damage and was felt a mile away. No injuries or fatalities are clearly stated in the readable text.
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Shawnee
O. Ure
Tocped Company
Marietta R
New Straksville
Bews
Fire at Power House Destroys Property in Overheat Blaze
A fire at the power house caused S15000 in losses after an overheated store overheated and sparked a blaze. Fire crews battled flames but the structure was destroyed. The origin remains linked to an overheated storage area.
Fragmented City Aftermath Highlights Winter Disturbance
Fragmentary text notes ongoing city issues after a winter event. Mentions diminished danger, disrupted services, and weather impacts. Specific names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to city and ongoing recovery efforts are implied.
Defense plan shaping up for three accused
The note outlines a defense setup and mentions officers, preparation, and upcoming steps for an ensuing legal matter. It references a three person team and coordination with the Prememeter and other entities.
Warrants Issued In Ippean Case
Warrant actions reported in Ippean with authorities naming Gachanan and Find. Officials indicate new warrants issued related to the ongoing investigation. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
Unclear historical account with multiple garbled names and events
Fragmentary OCR text references various figures and sites without coherent narrative. The passage mentions names, places, and actions in a jumbled sequence, lacking clear dates or outcomes to form a concise summary.
Fragmented OCR notice yields vague local item
An unclear OCR fragment references wires, a site, and potential names but contains no complete facts or identifiable entities to confirm an event, date, or location. The readable words do not establish a coherent news item or outcome for card-format reporting.
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Civers
Risime Raghily
Orelewilie
Garrison
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Comet
SMO
United States
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Ippean
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Seeree
Emma
Rome
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