Food Control Bill Passed by Senate to Aid Hoover
The food control bill just approved by the Senate enacts drastic prohibition provisions and empowers President Wilson to appoint Herbert Hoover as food administrator. It envisions control over food, fertilizer, and farm equipment with warlike powers and aims to stimulate production. The vote stood 60 to 0 with Republicans opposing portions of the conference report.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Denmer
Hollis
Heed
Franco
Gronna
la Pollette
Pens Rose
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Government maps vast wheat production plan
Washington forecasts wheat output may reach 1 00 000 000 bushels with a crop of rye exceeding 63 000 000 bushels next year. Officials say the program aims to regulate grain growing and prevent price volatility despite potential effects on real estate.
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Washington
Premier Lloyd George challenges German peace talk in powerful plea
London premier denounces German war aims and stresses no more delays in peace. He argues Germany seeks conquest and demands that restoration be understood before any conference. He insists Britain will insist on lasting victory and the elimination of war from history.
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London
Igen Toya George
Queen's Hall
Iit
Great Britain
Michielix
Mitter
Germany
Premer Lloyd George
Death Penalty Threat for Draft Resisters Warned by General
Washington announces that registered men who resist the draft face military court martial and possible execution for desertion. Brigadier General Enoch H. Crowder says full federal state and local powers will be used to enforce compliance. The statement cites reports of anti draft disturbances from North Carolina Georgia and Oklahoma.
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Washington
Mardal
Tates
Elles
Enoch TL. Crowner
North Carolina
Georgia
Oklulont
Government urges food preservation amid fruit jar shortages
Washington officials warn dealers and the public that jars are in short supply as part of a national emergency campaign for food preservation. The department states there is no storage of jars and urges consumers to plan ahead.
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Washington
Department of Nerleniiine
Astavment
King of Greece Takes Oath Amid Ceremony Confusion
Fragmentary report describes a royal oath ceremony with garbled names and unclear details. It mentions a Greek king, a grand event at an unspecified venue, and disrupted text suggesting political tension and potential street unrest.
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Greece
Captain General Weyler Named Pro German Leader
Captain General Weyler, marquis of Teneriffe, emerges as a pro German party leader in Spain.
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Weyler
Marquis of
Teneriffe
Spain
Subpar OCR Fragment Aims at Local Notice
Fragmentary text references a local matter with names and actions but is largely indecipherable. appears to mention a fund, a guide, and possible sale or notice context without clear details or dates.
Liner Strikes Mine in Ebetlaaed Incident
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a liner strike at a mine site involving Abelviation and other entities. The text references Daud and Hadlly, with unclear roles, and notes fear among participants. Details are too fragmentary to confirm names, date, or outcome.
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Aterionn
Alti
Uncle Sam to Seize American Tonnage for War Use
Washington reports indicate the Shipping Board plans a broad commandeering of U S ships to support transatlantic supply lines. An executive order may cut steel exports to Japan and direct vessels to European service, with neutral ships replacing many South American runs. Norway and Holland stand ready to release tonnage in exchange for food shipments.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Wilson
Japan
Congress
Europe
Norway
Holland
Ender
United States
Amd
Atlantic
Enraged Wite Willa Muaband and World Events Mentioned
An OCR fragment mentions several figures and places in a garbled mix. It references a U.S. minister to Uruguay, a person named Wael Mb, and locations such as Deland and Wien. The text appears to be a disrupted news snippet with unclear claims.
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Willa Muaband
Newt Vouk
Sitios
United States
Ty Uru
Wael Mb
Atom
Hiebens
Ot Eiestyi
Tame Deland
Welhig
Drubem Wien
Mice Minhaul
Guotign
Chile
Quaeaver
Tie Clebedy
Tleke de
American Aviator Killed in Bay Rescue Incident
A French American aviator named Pleachmann, son of Julie Le Mlvisehimin and former ay er of Clavionwil, died Thursday in a stranded aviation incident off Great Saud Bay. Details remain limited as authorities investigate the aircraft’s loss and the circumstances surrounding the fatal dive.
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Dew Fork Lhwrley Pleachmann
Julie le Mlvisehimin
Ayer
Clavionwil
Great Saud Bay
Socialist Meeting Attendance Declined by An Gi Matar Tai
London reports indicate An Gio Matar Tai, official of Chiewae 'phogier, stated that the government would air the proposed internal Hundt Seciallvt eumtenenin, signaling nonattendance at the Bikini 40 ceremony.
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London
Angio Matar Tai
Efiakieetior
Oklahoma City Draft Objectors Clash with Police
Bands of draft resisters in Oklahoma clash with peace officers in five counties, with bloodshed and arrests. Wallace Cargill, a band leader, died after being shot near Rocky Port. three others were captured. Captains wear red sashes, and authorities report widespread ammunition purchases amid a locally organized resistance.
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Oklahoma City
Okio
Oklahoma
Stend
Pease
Wallace Cargill
Rocky Port
Cargill
Prom
Belatus
Works Hiss Union
Anny
Change in Unit Plan of Army in Washington
A reorganization of American army units, including the division numbering 256K, was planned. A weekly unit service on European theater duties was abandoned for a continental force of about 10,000 men. The move was ordered by the War Department.
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Washington
Allerienan
Tae Boon
Wenn Department
Churchill shakeup and Li Yuan Hung exits hospital
Winston Spencer Churchill remains as minister of munitions after a cabinet reshuffle. Li Yuan Hung, president, had been hospitalized since the recent upheaval and left the hospital Saturday to return to private duties in Pekin.
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Winston Spencer Churchill
Li Yuan Hung
Pekin Ll Yuan Hung
W W Leader Lays Rest Amid Lynch Protests
The funeral procession for W. W. Leader drew thousands as vigilante action sparked clashes. Police and mob authorities clashed while mourners followed the hearse through the city streets.
German Cabinet Shakes Up as Foreign Secretary Change
Berlin reports a cabinet reshuffle with five state secretaries resigning, including Zimmermann and Lente, replaced by Richard von Kühlmann as foreign secretary. The Nieuwe Courant notes Kühlmann’s anti submarine stance and desire to seek postwar British-German friendship. Berlin papers offer mixed views on parliamentary progress and a fresh bureaucratic infusion.
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Berlin
Zimmermann
Finance Minilater Lentee
Invertor
von Lovbell
Richard von Koehlmann
Turkey
Riehand von Kuehlmann
Volke Zeitung
Russian Retreats Slacken In War Front Report
London dispatch notes Russian retirement in Bukewilna slackening while Anglo French and German forces in Flanders test each other’s strength. No major action reported on Monday with Russians holding lines north of the Dulester and Germans preparing to clash with Russian forces between the Dulester and the Pruth.
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London
Bukewilna
Flanders
Dulester
Berlin
Pruth
U Boat Sinks Nineteen Vessels in Three Week Span
A Detroit crew member reports the German U-boat sank nineteen vessels during three weeks ending July 10. The submarine commander allegedly coordinated the attacks, with details forwarded by Harold Hansen of Detroit who obtained the information from a crew member aboard one of the nine teen ships.
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Ha Hase
Harold Hansen
Detroit
Stip
Three Killed at Crossing Near Payette
A high speed collision between a car carrying Frank Honwell and his wife Mink Prank Ton and Frank Hon, a 25 year old, near Payette and Wood's Spur killed three aboard and injured another. Police report the auto was struck by a train at the road crossing during travel between Payette and Wood's Spur.
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Payette
Frank
Stocknann
Connell
Mink
Dane
Kite
Mir
Ael
Wood
Fifty Draft Resisters Noted in Oklahoma City
A garbled report notes more than fifty draft resisters in Oklahoma City amid wartime measures. The fragment mentions the Working Citizens and local authorities pursuing noncompliance, with unclear names and details due to OCR errors.
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Draft Resistern
Oklahoma City
Oki
May Seize Coal Mines in Chicago Alleged Plot
A garbled 19th century notice mentions seizure of coal mines in Chicago related to a Purpone of taking cocorted ation to Peiee coat prides. It references a district event and a person named Tuguie Clay, linked to the DVL.
Unclear fragmentary text from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Germans and ammonia, with names and places garbled. No coherent event or date clear. cannot determine a definite news item from readable portions.
Poisoned plaster case shocks Tata City court
A scrambled report details a poisoning scare tied to a plaster sample and a court investigation. Authorities in Colorada pursue leads as residents stay vigilant after the incident.
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Tata
W. Waynard
Puebla
Cali
Aten
Karke
Five Thousand Men Needed for State Army However
In a terse call the government requests five thousand volunteers to finalize the state army effort. Fewer than one thousand men still needed to reach the target, with operations continuing through the end of the week. The drive and dates remain uncertain in this terse brief.
North west notes and scattered 1916 world updates
The item reviews July 1916 activity in Reno hawking busters, restored Seattle car service after a sixteen day strike, and mentions miners and railroad plans. It cites Utah food conservation clubs, Nevada county wealth figures, and a range of local political and labor notes with varied regional references.
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Hawking Busters
Reno
Seattle
Fiat
Butte Ol
Wiarronsin
OF. D. Cynior
University of Idaho
Colorado Land Railroad
Cinta Basin
Selt Lake
A. B. Carlton
Caldwwell
Idaho
Rolla
Ada County
Maho
Ata County
Utah
Populion
United States Department of Agriculture
Jim Huot
Cove Alene
Cowur d'Alene Ludino
Uncle Sam
Merit
Krank EH
Bart
Tarte 1
L'Welion
Butte Electrice Mallway
Garey
Punter
Vernon
Ohio
Porrhind
Luvin
Aggilnat Thi
Numierane
Ouniplnguinat
Biewethona Aimee
Cibbe
Nev
Yerington
Kynnrolil
Eae Tuvntatik, Cieamaitay Tis Field Artillery Weevies
United Steterary
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U. 5
eHob Cof
Aires
Austin Minone
Pat Pieviek
Peage
Lloyd George
Mich
Aresenter
Annet
Xelhers
Baitsen
Peiteedeth
Petiontve
Olaerves
Wien
POSSE_SCATIERS
Winston S. Churchill
W. W. Leader
DR. Zimmermann
Nemes
Foreign Office
The
Dniester
Helland
Ammonia Heriian
Jotaled
Stanley
Apie
Sven
Tate Female
Mmechihe
Sernel
Northwest
Henry
Kenapal Realients
Nye
Neworth
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