Westward Tuberculous Migration Prompts Health Scrutiny
Washington reports show a rising emigration of consumptives to western resorts for climatic cures. Data indicate increased deaths after arrival, with sanitation concerns on trains and at stations, and debates on hospital care, public charity, and the true communicability of tuberculosis among travelers and resort populations.
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Pinashington
Stordle
Bes
Sars
Albuquerque
el Paso
San
Antonio
Imere
Fio Trimsit
Particuliarrento
Jis
Isle of Man Party Demands British Aid for Reform
Correspondent reports Dr Ambrosa Quaitrough of the Isle of Man parliament moving at a text session to urge the English government to intervene for reform. He criticizes government policy as “one-man power,” notes war-induced starvation risks, and describes the Manx legislature the Trowald with two houses, governor, and keys.
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Associated Press
London
Ambrosa Quaitrough
Groust of
Island
Isle of Mian
British Isles
Trowald
Governor
Conntell
House of Keys
Baring
Women Lawyers Come Into Ther Own
Paris June 1 The Paris bar lists about thirty women lawyers who have risen in prominence as male rivals join the army. Women, once used mainly for cases involving female clients, now handle regular court business. A growing number specialize in military law pleading before courts martial for soldiers with overstayed leave or minor infractions, and are proving successful.
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Associated Press
Paris
Paper Wings Spark Domestic Fracas in Detroit
In Detroit this mid June, a husband gave his wife two paper wings wired with silver paper for their anniversary. She flew into anger over a paper cap while relatives presented silver gifts. A dispute at their home escalated to the point that police arrested William Corn for disturbing the peace as the couple traveled to the father’s home where the celebration was to continue.
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Detroit
William
Corn
Hintie Stein
Pine River tax notice with three-cent payment
Milwacker Wis June 18 Frisbe of Pine River Wis receives a 914 income tax assessment notice from Internal Revenue Collector Paul Hemmy. The letter states compliance is requested so the government may answer for a battleship. Enclosed is a three-cent check.
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Milwacker
Wis
Frisbe
Pine Raver
Pine River Daly
Paul A. Hemmy
Ternal
SESE
Escaped romp lifts tensions at unknown event
An unclear fragment hints at an escaped romp or disruption during an unspecified event. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only a chaotic scene described without context.
Bussey Blackshear Honors Miss Carle King Reception
In Ga on June 15 residents gathered for a reception honoring Miss Carle King. The event featured punch served from a table display and included Gen. Lefaelle among those present. The table was described as rare and finely preserved, adding to the occasion’s formality.
Gold Mine Near Peekskill Unearths 237 Coins
Jamies Hooper digging through ruins at Tomptins Corners near Peekskill finds 237 coins including American and foreign pieces. The hoard amounts to about 2200 dollars and traces to the late author Thomas Upp whose lost numismatic collection was buried in the burned homestead.
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Peekshill St
Jamies Hooper
Tomptins Corners
Peekskill
Thomas Upp
Two Men Testify On Quarried Debt Claim
In Kansas City a man named John Smith testified at the public welfare office about a dispute with the owner of a rock quarry, alleging a $150 debt for work. Smith claimed to have taken a vow never to speak again since his mother’s death years ago, while his companion answered questions with a nod.
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Kansas City
Mmo
Board of Public
John Smith East
Anna Donohue
Oakland burglars steal watchdog after break in
June 18 report from Cei states Oakland police seek burglars who forced entry into E O Hocken home on San Pablo Avenue. After wrecking two windows and damaging two doors they found nothing of value and escaped with a watch dog as their sole booty.
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Oakland
Cei
E Oi Hocken
San Pablo Avenue
Hocken
Eight-Foot Alligator Captured in BELONG Street Parade
In BELONG Mississippi on June 19 G H Smith displayed an eight foot alligator captured near the city. The reptile drew considerable attention as perhaps the largest caught nearby in years.
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Miss
G. H. Smith
Fay
Jones
Woman Sues Over Loud Noises From Roof Incident
In Terrefersonville Indiana Mary Biel sues a local telephone company for 15000 damages claiming loud and unusual noises on the New Albany roof caused her to wake in terror and suffer injuries. The suit alleges the house wire caused the disturbance and seeks compensation for pain and damage.
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Terfersonville
Ind
New, Albany
Mary B. Biel
Horley Robbery Report Near Continen tal News
Horley and wife from Continental News were traveling by wagon when Horley was robbed on a highway near Dadonpown. The incident occurred June 29 with a payout amount listed as 7600 in the report. Local authorities investigated and pursued suspects connected to the Robbery case.
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Tuundown
Zoyoree Fee
Bedrick Bank
Sona Horley
Continental Nei
Horley
Ar Tost
Dixie Day at Panama-Pacific Exposition Celebrated As South Week
The Souths Week festivities begin with Dixie Day on the Panama-Pacific Exposition grounds. The Southern Commercial Congress coordinates a tour-stop itinerary including Colorado Springs Salt Lake City San Diego Los Angeles and Vancouver with return via St Paul and Chicago. Officials from state cities civic groups and patriotic associations join in programs of entertainment and addresses under director general Chance J Owens.
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United States
Oteis
Southern Commercal Congress
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Los Angeles
Port Tand
Sattle
Vancouver
St-Paul
Chicago
San Francisco
Califrulia
Img
Chrence J. Owens
Mmanegin
Steel wire disrupts German line defense during Pramash fighting
Correspondent from Petrograd reports Frisian attackers faced heavy resistance at the German frontier. They struggled to breach the wire entanglements protecting German lines as attempts with different wire cutters failed. A new steel wire was discovered as the obstacle, hindering assaults.
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Fresco
Collie Fights in Woman's Defense
In St Paul Minnesota on June 23 a collie defended a woman from a bulldog attack near Mississippi Street. The dog bit the woman on the foot, and the collie sprang to her defense leaping at the bulldog and engaging in a fierce battle to drive it away.
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Collie
Woman
St- Paul, Minn
Bennett
Mississippi Street
Wise Judge Iglevelamd Decision Delay Reward Notice
A misread oral dispatch from June 03 reports a judge declaring a person entitled to a 2 dollar reward following a banking failure near the street. The ruling orders payment after a two day period with procedural steps to collect the prize.
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Iglevelamd
Schimke
Justice court grants divorce in Westchester case
In Port Chester June, the West Justice court, led by Arthur S. Torpkins, decided to grant an absolute divorce to Mrs. Isabel Sturges after a lengthy process. The ruling followed substantial positions and arguments, ending in favor of the petitioner.
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Port Chester
Geading
Arthur S. Torpkins
Witte Plains
Isabel Sturges
Fragmentary Crime Note From Early Reporter Page
Fragmented OCR notes recount a violent incident at a guard point with bayonet use and a stabbing. No clear names, dates, or places are legible, but the account references a fearsome clash and a reported death. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Milk breach found in bin possession
A fragmented report notes milk products or related items discovered in a bin. The brief mentions a breach or breach-related issue and implies security or container concerns.
Romance rekindled as San Francisco pair remarry after 15 years
Herbert Winner and his former wife, long separated after a divorce, unexpectedly reunited with their two families in the street. They renewed their marriage under Seventh Day Adventist faith, with renewed affection and hope for a redefined family bond.
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Sin
Francisco
Cat
Enoch Arden
Temarrisge
Herbert Winer
Menbert
Wanderer
San Francisco
Oid
Winner
Long
Seven Day Adventists
Lundberg
Higuera
Idelena
Desertion Sparks Reno Trip After Wedding Deception
In Salt Lake area on June 13 a man married a woman soon after meeting her. The next morning she vanished to Reno claiming she grew tired of the match. He asked to leave the state for business but faced potential charges as he rushed to view his clothes and report to police.
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Crry
Utah
Hix
Reno
Mig
Weill
Ann
Jack Howl
Giaice &S
Meus
Asuil
Dy Blackford
Canopus Seen From North African Observatories
Paris June 16 Canopus, once thought the universe center, has again been observed from French observatories in Algiers and Morocco. Reported as vastly larger than the sun, its volume is described as millions of times greater, with travel times spanning hundreds of years at interstellar speeds. Observers note Canopus remains invisible at northern latitudes but may be visible from Constanine, Boghar, and Africa.
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Benger
Pariss
Canopus
Algiers
Morocco
Catopus
Narthen
Shortage of Food Sparks Protests in England
June 15 brief reports a shortage of essentials driving people to write to prisoners of war in Prince England about the dearness of necessities. Citizens urge support and aid for wartime relief amid growing hardship and disruption of supply lines.
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Ngland
TO AD STUDENTS Jane 1 The senate of ’We re story to ay tut Berhern Schworte
Fragmentary OCR text references ad students and a sentence about fires in California and the West, with unclear names and dates. The readable portion mentions a senate, a story, and Berhern Schworte, plus forest fires.
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Califoria
Wedding Clothes Are Used as a Shroud
A Scranton notice reports Ione West buried wearing her wedding suit as a shroud. The Rev Doty led the ceremony and will preach the funeral sermon. West died after a road accident involving a Dicksmarine car crash.
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Scranton
West Wes
Homerstone
Peckyine
West
Erstone
Dotyn
British Blue Book prints diplomatic documents on the war
London June 19. The British government issued a collection of diplomatic documents on the outbreak of war. The series reprints British diplomatic correspondence with France and Russia, supplemented by later documents. It includes exchanges between George, the German Emperor, and Russia prior to the war. About a million copies of Bryce's Commission report on Germany are to be printed for house distribution in Great Britain.
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London
George
Russia
Lori
Bryce
Great Britain
Vicar Skene to lead motor transport service to front
The Rev Robert Ernest Skene, vicar of Raveningham Norfolk, aged 40, a Boer War chaplain and former rector of Soreak Gondars, will soon leave for the front as a driver of a motor transport unit. His decision reflects a duty minded stance mirrored by many men to serve.
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Associated Presa
London
Robert Ernest Skens
Raveningham
Norfolk Gate
Students Earn Money From Outside Work at Penn State
Pennsylvania State College students earned over 8000 dollars through outside activities in the past year. The student employment bureau report, prepared by C. McConell Thoms, notes help to earn about 43500 in the campus year, with jobs including dishwashing, farm work, house cleaning, clerical tasks, and catering. Catering and wait staff netted around 3100 additional dollars.
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Stade College
Pennsylvania State College
Thoms
C. McConell
Student Employment Bureau
Parrot Disrupts Neighborhood Peace to Mrs Adien
A household dispute centers on a parrot owned by Mrs Adien that disturbed neighbors. Unable to arrest the bird, the visit to the Alem household proposed a peaceful solution to curb the jabbering and ease neighbor objections.
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Adien
Hood
War Monuments Grow In Berlin As Subscriptions Rise
Correspondence from Amsterdam dated June reports German supporters join Berlin in erecting war monuments. Surface coverage shows nails and silvered looks as contributors fund the project. Potsdam’s chart lists monuments with subscribers paying 2 shillings to participate.
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Associated Presa
Amsterdam
Poaceas Heilron
Soldiers Serve Bengs at Trout Park Novelty
Paris dispatch reports soldiers at Trout Park enjoying a favorite pastime amid light crowds. The item notes a playful scene with locals and troops, reflecting a relaxed wartime atmosphere and civilian-military social exchange.
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