Mobil Armament Train for Coast Defenses Proposed
Two inventors Dawson and Luellen claim a mobile coast defense system using gun cars on railroad foundations. A $50 million appropriation would equip the Atlantic and Pacific coasts with fixed foundations, mobile armament cars, and heavy guns to deter invasions. The plan, backed by Army officials and experts, envisions rapid deployment and flexible coverage along key shoreline points.
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Cindt
United’ States War Départment
Congress
Maine
Delaware
M. M. Macomb
War College
Bradmis M. Weaver
Coast Artillery Division
Willa Croztét
Leonard Wood
Army
Snd
Mobil
Copereta
Attick
Ecil F. Dawson
Lawrence W. Luellen
United-Itatin
Atlantic
Pacific
Swedish Minister for World Peace Aims for Practical Peace
Baron Adelaward, a former Swedish minister and leader of the peace movement, travels among belligerents to promote a practical peace plan. He urges arbitration and a framework to prevent future wars, while warning that the current outlook remains dark and that both sides seek a just settlement in their own manner.
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Lowes Digkingon
Cambridge University
Swedan
Wien
Asquith
Syveden
Sweden
I Nansel Araspreant Prand
Switzerland
Bayon Adelaward
Mi “ Aisance
Mneam
Bor
Rigsdag
Pouts
Aaron Adelaward
Dounirion al War
Anyono Ainow
Baron Adelayard
Wal Ransom
Fuard
England
Baron Adoluwird
Pia
Baron Adelawaral
Rovernmenta Ura
Patients at Waterloo hospital discuss employment for mentally ill
In a statement to the Iowa conference of charities and correction, Jere Jackson chairing notes the need for suitable work for hospital patients. He cites patients in farming, gardening, sewing, embroidery, and repairs of harness and furniture as productive roles. He argues many patients can work slowly yet contribute value, while also highlighting safer sites and discipline in tasks.
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Jere
W. Jerxon
Dhairmin
Towa
Board, Control
Olf Deteeniaa
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Motier
Ana Hikgon
Lin Datlentn
Meath
Avorik
Offori
Jungle strap Amay Roedery leads bold growth claim
Fragmented OCR text from Chicago dated January 15 describes a slogan about growth and health aimed at conversion and performance. It mentions Amay Roedery heading a group and references a method or plan tied to fat and appetite, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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Chicago
Amay Roedery
Recreation of a crime tale mixed with a court report scene
A faltering narrative recalls a New York man’s arrest and a foggy Princeton framed mystery. A Boston or Macon court hearing unfolds over an Apple brandy tale leading to a land scheme near Wilson with a three quarter section. The subject, Tomlinson, confronts a property scam while witnesses recall purchase, roots, and doomed timber.
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York
Princetom
Willin
Qilanger
Botts, Jr
Tarnbr
Tomliffson
Kid
Tonylinnon
Ry Tomilian
Tomiingon
Petore
Wilaon
Wilson
Tomlinson
Bill
Mr. Tomlinson
Miners Describe Deep Coal Drift Mystery Near Macon
In Macon Missouri a party led by a miner named Mote explored a coal drift southwest of Excollo town. They lowered a rope and lamp into a hidden void beneath the seam, discovering a wide cavern and a ladder-like shaft with a flooded area. The men reported strange sounds and a large hollow extending downward, with attempts to probe further and assess the cave system.
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Jon
Phraons
Treneadolsty
Mote
Farmer
Milner
Excollo
Mota
Sidany “Tlings
Fela
Imai
Ho Monde
Joracy
York
Greley
Commiere
Johaan Pennybadker
Publin Tisnte
Jaty Dirafprabs Report Of Sudden Event
An unreadable OCR fragment records a sudden incident involving Jaty and others at a location unspecified. The text hints at a confrontation or protective action but lacks clear details or dates. Further readable material is needed for a precise summary.
Millions Wasted On The Roads In The Nation
A 1900s critique outlines billions spent on highway construction with poor management and inconsistent control. It argues central oversight and federal involvement may improve efficiency, citing vast mileage, annual costs, and varied state performance. Names and figures illustrate the fiscal strain and debate over road policy.
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