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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1917
Page
2
War wrap reports a German submarine attack sinking a vessel and taking survivors aboard, with crew details and rescue outcomes. The piece covers related U.S. war policy items, including shipbuilding orders and tax exemptions debates affecting the shipping and tobacco industries and postal officials’ exemptions in wartime.
Resignations sweep the Kossain government as foreign minister and many cabinet members quit. The crisis unfolds with the prime minister and ministers accused of ties to Germany, threatening a possible ministry collapse.
American golfers at tir receiving the result of the United States agency in France. Postmaster General Burleson announces a system under Marcus H. Bunn for handling mail matter at the Paris offices. American troops and port receive letters with postage title. Troops may send and receive letters and parcels free of duty under agency orders. The French government recently promulgated an order freeing certain mail for American troops.
Evist in Kitehin Deckires 1 Keven Wuesting Mig. oo-Chairman Claude Kitel Ue house and vicans committer Gonight de clared that excess profits and income amendments in The senate revenue bill favor large corporations and wealthy individuals. He named Schwab de Pont and J. P. Morgan as individuals who will be favored. He declared it makes an undue disci fow in favor of the forty Dorations.
A West Virginia Aviation School student EB. L.F leet an instructor with the British Royal Flying details died after the motor quit three hundred feet above ground near Beech Bottom. Lambert of Welch was killed and the instructor sustained injuries believed to be fatal.
A Copenhagen dispatch to Reuters reports the Emperor thanks Field Marshal von Hindenburg for three years of war service and promises the grant of high royal orders. An Allen steamship, loaded with gasoline, fought a German submarine near the French coast on July 10 and escaped after a torpedo and twenty one shots.
An advertisement touts nuxated iron as increasing strength in delicate people within ten days. It claims dramatic improvements for those with nervous or run-down conditions and cites testimonials of workers who gained vitality after a two-week course.
Fragmentary text appears to report on a local event or feature with unclear names and details. readable items reference people and places but lack coherent structure or dates to form a clear summary.
August 3 reports from Oklohoma describe bands of suspected resisters forming across counties. Civilians and deputies patrol, governor wary of national guard deployment, while residents near Shawnes and Wewoka fear clashes as efforts to arrest sorsers intensify. The groups include African Americans, Indians, and tenant farmers on government land.
The Boston News Bureau publisher Clarence W. Barron argues in an Observer interview that Germany seeks peace terms and that the United States can finance postwar settlements. He warns against premature disengagement from war efforts while urging vigilance and continued taxation for the financial program.
The readable content appears garbled with no coherent events or identifiable entities. No clear persons organizations places dates or actions can be derived from the fragments. The piece lacks a discernible news item or summary to report.
Fragmentary OCR text shows incoherent phrases about Mr. Brrran, defeats, and vague references to Germany. No clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals beyond garbled names. Summary limited by unreadable source content.
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