Ford 10 Make Fight Hon Preparedness Plan
Ford outlines a peace plan funded by a million dollar appropriation to educate homes and factories about peace versus war. He vows no profit for himself and defends defense readiness while opposing a death machine. Ford plans discussions with Edison and Wanamaker and notes only a few Michigan guards at his plant. Orchard briefs follow with local visits and club meetings in Mobile.
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United
Europe
Ford
United States
Thomas A. Edigon
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Michigan National Guard
New Hope for Drug Victims at Cedarcroft Sanitarium
Nashville Tennessee facility claims a satisfactory treatment for morphine and other drug habits with no withdrawal pains or confinement. It reports curing multiple patients without harsh methods and offers a booklet and contact address for prospective patients.
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Cedarcroft Sanitarium
Nashville
Tenn
Cedarcroft
Power Gribble
Box
Station
Nashville, Tenn
Noodle Drawing Confused By List Of Names
A chaotic OCR fragment lists multiple names and addresses including Genevieve Walsh Catherine Rolling Rosemary Land Frances Locke Gossie Reese Louise Crow James Lewis Nora Gerald William Del Homme Evelyn Adams Rex Laney and others with street addresses on Canal Street Government Street and Palmetto Street. The page appears to be unrelated scattered names rather than a coherent article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieva Walsh
Eerseeene
Church St. Catherine
Canal St
Rosemary Land
Pegee Awe
Government
St. Frances Locke
Fearnway Gossie Reese
S. Broad St
Louise Crow
Deas
Claiborne ‘St. James Lewis
Congress St
Nora E. Gerald
William del Homme
Lawrence St
Evelyn Adams
Jackson St. Rex
Laney
Palmetto St
Charlie Villor
Cecees
Madison St
Tom Horden
Cys Sins ‘A Ofeld Sreleyes
Ahaiete
Whistler
Ala
Arthur Royer
Conception St. Catherine Burns
Government St. Lillian Yeend
St. Francis St. Tyrants Hackmeyer
Canseedene
S. Bayou St. Aguerite Ene BS Se Tea Cos Ae
S. Royal St. Grace Meyeors
Creee Aat
al Catree
S. Cedar St
TIM Cari Cron
S. Franklin St. Olivia
Smith
S. Jefferson St. Thomas Giles
S. Broad St. Francis
Parkhiul
Espejo St
Helja Anderson
Ceeveee Pesseenes
Tanne
Alice Buaceh
Becca Cence
Davis Ave
Marguerite Brown
Myrtle
E. Shaw
Seem Athe
Lip
George St
Ethel Walpole
Recone
Charles
Savannah
Gladys Timbes
Sceececass
Edwina Cullinane
Dauphin St
Whistler community notes church events and visits
Whistler features a busy church schedule with services at multiple denominations. Notes include Whistler Methodist Sunday school at 9:30, Bethany Baptist revivals, St. Pauls Episcopal evening service, Meyers Memorial Baptist at Hight Mile, and Pentecostal meetings near the car line. Social updates cover visits by residents to Montgomery, Mobile, and Memphis area, plus local club meetings and school association planning for Sept 28 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Ala
Whistler Methodist
William M. Cato
Francis M. Atchison
Bethany Baptist
Jodie J. Cowart
James W. Sumerall
Heywood Vaughan
Bethany Baptist Church
D. W. Bosdell
North Side Baptist Church of
Mobile
St. Paul's Episcopal
A. G. Richards
Meyers’ Memorial Baptist Church
Hight Mile Station
Harry Brance
Joseph J. Harris
Finley McFayden
Road and Revenue
Edward Alvarez
Josephine
Mobile & Ohio
Montgomery
J. Q. Moss
Mose Farmer
Macon
Miss
Fred Canning
St. Louis
James Rayford
Kittie Spicer
Bessie Lee
Vinegar Bend
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Growlers Club
Hoffman
Chickasabogue
F. A. Blount
Palestine
Tex
William Woodard
Cincinnati
Nettie Halliwell
Montreal
N. C
New York City
James Lynch
Dewey George
Claud Hudson
Ollie George
Willie McCarthy
Sprinklin’s Island
A. H. Fore
Calera
Ohn A. Fore
Henry Darden
Houston
William Shelton
William Jr
Jackson
Tenn
John Ormerd
Gulfport
Harry Crabtree
Harry Jr
High Springs
Fla
James Williams
Whistler School Improvement Association
Julius C. Wicke
Johnston's Park
J. C. Wicke
Charles Welch
Henry Seabury
Thomas B. All
Semmesp Ala
Baptist Church
Thomas Rawls, Jr
Charles Strachen
Briar Creek
James O. Goldman
Blenville Square
Gus Nylander
Corinth
May Hanley
Battles’ Wharf
Mattie Williams
T. Lee Crabtree
Snookums
Galveston
R. M. Tatum
Mattie Louise
Louis
Meridian
L. Lambert
End of War Hopes Rise on Allied Terms
The article reports hints of an early war end on Allied terms as Austro German forces press in eastern Galicia and Russia suffers heavy losses. It notes Hindenburg's stubborn resistance on the Russian front, shifting tactics, and maneuvers aimed at isolating Romania while shaping broader Balkan outcomes.
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Vilna
Dvinsk
Petrograd
Novo Georgievsk
Teutons
Warsaw
von Hindenburg
Riga
Russia
Roumania
Galicia
Bessarabia
Bulgaria
Teutonic Forces Poised to Take Riga in Two Weeks
The article notes Teutonic forces expected to capture Riga within about two weeks. It reports President Wilson at a White House conference with Cardinal Gibbons urging peace talks and promising papal support for a settlement. The pope’s letter to Wilson and telegram to Kaiser are mentioned as diplomatic moves.
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Teutonic
Riga
Wilson
Cardinal Gibbons
White House
Vatican
Pope Benedict
Russian War Losses Estimated At 5.5 Million
The Basle National Zeitung estimates Russian total casualties since the war began at about 5,500,000 including 223,173 officers. Of these, 43,124 are believed killed, 161,443 wounded, and 18,605 missing.
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Berlin
Saville
L. I
Basle National Zeitung
Captain Pat J Lyons To Be Re-Elected City Commissioner
Captain Pat J Lyons is unopposed in Mobile city commissioner race for a three year term. Election on Monday September 6 at City Hall from 8 PM with Acting Mayor Laz Schwarz presiding. Officers listed for four wards include inspectors clerks returning officers.
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Mobile
Pat J. Lyons
Laz Schwarz
West Royal
J. F. Egan
Edward P. White
James J. Crotty
George D. Williams
W. B. Sanders
Phil Kearney
John J. Skally
M. A
Ward Inspectors Named for Voters in City Regions
A list of ward by ward inspectors and returning officers is recorded with names including Murphy, Seriiett, Olivermith, Holder, McKnight, Lamb, Ford, Nelson, Houck, Calametti Jr, Hieronymus, Bialack, Crival leri, Hyde, Bar nett, Leonard, Pren dergast, Monk, Metzger, Carlson, Werneth Jr, Dancer, Calcina, King, Orr, McAleer, Pe, Feiberman, Boysen, Chambers, Brocker, Browning, Hyland, Partridge, and others for Wards Five through Ten including streets such as Fifth Ward Southeast Conception and Madison, Lawrence and Canal, Lawrence and St Louis, Dauphin and Lafayette, Marine and Emira, and Baltimore between Marine and Broad Streets.
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Wee
Et? On
Aya
Ayer Si ‘Murphy
Seriiett
Olivermith
Karl Holder
George B. McKnight
Fifth Ward
Conception
Madison
W. J. Lamb
C. J. Ford
J. R. Nelson
Jack Houck
John Calametti,Jr
W. T. Hieronymus
Sixth Ward
Lawrence and
Canal
C. A. Bialack
J. F. Crivalleri
John Hyde
J. F. Barnett
F. A. Leonard
F. E. Prendergast
Seventh Ward
St. Louis
Charles Monk
August Metzger
Ollie O. Werneth, Jr
Ira Dancer
Henry F. Calcina
Dauphin and
Lafayette
James M
Cee Ee “i Xy Tu Spies
B. Lewis
HL. A. Feiberman
Ninth Ward
Marine and
Emira
W. P. Kelly
P. B. Ford
O. McEvoy
Dave Holcombe
Hatthew Rutherford
L. A. Partridge
Tenth Ward
Baltimore
Broad Streets
A. Boysen
P. Chambers
Theodore Brocker
N. Browning
W. Hyland
Henry Marcet
Wedding in Boise Valley Unites Mrs Korn and Miss Cobb
A recent Boise Valley Idaho wedding joined Mrs Korn and Miss Cobb in matrimony. An officer commented on the rifle cleaning incident involving a recruit and a joking remark about servant girls was noted during the scene.
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Boise Valley
Idaho
Mrs .Korn
Miss Cobb
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