Russians Mistreated Jews During the War in Lodz and Nearby Areas
A Polish dispatch reports Russian forces mistreated Jews in Lodz and surrounding towns during the war. Accounts describe executions, beatings, confiscation, shop plunder, and forced displays of Jews for execution. Witnesses cite specific cases in Lodz, Plotrokow, Kielce, Radom, and Orle, with several men executed or beaten and shops looted by soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Rustin
Lodz
Kielce
Radom
Hans Rusaiang
Billy
Yan
Kozlowski
Riselane
Esa
Koslowski
Kor- Moeakish
Ruslana
Tyang
Walln
Riedie
Abram Kochan
Balter
Shim
Qawiona Eriday
Sity
Iartel Dlockmann
Andiman
Monlagh Wilenberg
Biienberg
Bilenberg
Grand Hotel
Ellenberg
Tola Tres
Eilenberg
Filenberg
Sollers
Rusalang
Momo Cigaraba
Plotrokow
Orle Myers
Viatka
Tho. Ons
Fragmented report on wartime atrocities and plundering
A garbled OCR tale notes alleged German wartime crimes and local retaliations, mentioning bishops and Jews, theft of provisions, robberies, killings, and Polish plundering amid village burnings. It references victims in Brieagra and Novi, with scattered names and vague claims of forced payments and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slopel
Hofmann
Vioshays
Slafrad
Novi
Radhomalc
Roan
Automobile Crash Near Middletown Injures Several
A boxy motor vehicle driven by Mason Slaw crashed near Middletown injuring W A Jones of near South Mountain and Jones’s son Edgar and a daughter. The wreck involved multiple farm wagons and logs. the auto was left at the scene. Mason Slaw fined $50 for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jones
Near South Mountain
Mason
Hagérstown
Mason Sla
Middletown
Jones
Tor The-Pike
Edgar
Alalster
Long Drive Ends as 83-Year-Old Driver Returns
George W Grant, 83, completed a 61 day road trip from here to Wilmington Delaware to visit his children he had not seen in 46 years. He was released on bail after the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Baston
George W. Grant
Wilmington
Del
President plans western coast trip to push two Pacific positions
The article discusses President Wilson considering a west coast journey early in the year to promote two Pacific positions. It notes petitions from schoolchildren and citizens in California urging Washington to approve the plan, with many petitions circulating through public and private channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idéné Wilwon
Sin Diego
tha’Goast
Jena
Svaahington
Sincartherp
Wilson
Washington
Dolus
West
California
Californim
Lake Yields Gold On e s
Fishermen trolling near Flint, Michigan, fishing party from Genesee County found a burlap sack on the lake containing a dozen cold beer bottles, revealing an unintended provision from another county as they enjoyed a brief outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ois
Teddy bear saves girl after fall in depot
Grace Mower, five, fell from a second-floor depot window in Cottonwood South Dakota when the Milwaukes Railway depot structure gave way. A teddy bear in a chair or nearby object reportedly cushioned the impact, and the child survived with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
S. D
Bear
Grace Mower
Strudd
Mower
Milwaukes Railway Company
Slew of fragmented road trip itinerary for sslvomobile campaign
Fragmented OCR shows a travel schedule through multiple farms and towns including Bridgeport, Nathen, Mammanstraljon, Lumberport and Gregorys Rin. It mentions lunch, a tour, and a final return path with streets and times garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkstore
Stoutha Cary
P. Seodt
Bridgeport
Stout uaeNathen
McAlpin
Weil
John Janos Tarm
Mamanstraljon
Atrestay
Lainiberport
Gregorys
Cottman Aid
Clackéture
Local gathering invites community to speak on weather talk
A meeting is announced with speakers including Oak Tithow and Dean Jcht Te Consbhry. The event, described as an accessible community talk on weather, will be held at 0:80 Bem ELS Bayard. All invited to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patton
Portas
Max All
Ash Dinter
Abyum Fatrio
Bayard
Aottoy
Faemor
Dean
Te Consbhry
Cha Howl Wornley
Lewis County Bat Association buys hectares farm
The Lewis County Bat Association bought the Edmondson farm at Bone Gkle Weston on Oct 9. Work will begin at once on expanding the grounds and facilities. The association elected officers and announced community and church-related events, with residents from Weston and nearby towns visiting and exchanging updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Lewis County
Vistpresident
George Ti Keenan
Walterdwards
Treasurar
Turbulent Times At Lytle Store Fronts In 1911
Fragmented OCR depicts a bustling late 19th to early 20th century scene with names like Jonas Sabian, Presler Mord, and Roy Chidaster, referencing railway operations, local residences, and civic notes. It mentions a resignation, moves, and a broad survey of road safety and railroad practices with a Baltimore and Ohio line, cross streets, and community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Balttimoreland Ohio Railroad
Draven
Nfolle
Jon Suiltk
Yetersy Baltinarei
Ohio
Raitroad
Weston
Italy
French Hire Native Labor For Arsenal Production
Paris reports France will mobilize native workers to boost munitions output. About 600 workers shipped to Tarbag Castres and Toulouse remount shops. total native laborers expected to reach 4000 soon and exceed 10000 after further recruitment. Industrious plan aims to maximize production for military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey
Anmociagen Eten
Paris
Toulouse
France
Thei Nuwbher
Squirrels Attract Attention In Clarksville Barber Shop
In Clarksville Ga on October 8 observers note a lively scene as a barber notes the unusual daily routine of tame animals that charm customers. The busy shop draws interest with constant activity near the doorway, described as a regular draw for locals seeking the usual barber visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Jalur
Késlen
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Gwen Auto
Virginia
Spears Shoe CO
TH Street
Oyal
Moose Harter
Thabe
Ehdish
Eakeina
Dry County
Flint
Teddy
Lewis Far Association
Calinty Falls
Benemesting
Freedenbirg
Walter Reese
Grafton
John, McWhorter
Whiiga
Migs Alma-Romine
Churchville
Weston Friends
John Ballenting
Ripley
Adaium Barrett
Pittsburg
Bernica
B. P. Burgeson
George *Corner
Smith
Mr. Fultz
Messionary
Society of the Method
Hpiscopal’ Church
Billie Bailey
Othé Guest
Mra
Walter Stimbeth
Beryl Ward
Kennedy, Ats
Elizabeth
Clarkebury Hoapitay
Tran
Mary B. Steinbecksham
Alum Bridge
John W. Farneworts
Richwardiss
Roy Waugh
F. Newsome
Episcopal
Jonas Sabian
Cheiee Te Ee Hig
Hall
Busines
TorUsa
Exeri
Prekau Tom
Ballimora
Parkers Burs
Ybmakhansuw
Cara School
Wankington
Squire Roy Chidaster
Micitaton
Stewart
Tarre Fe
Alan Diryda
Taylor
Renda
Ana Peturged
National Grand Army
Toombts
Washington, D
Dana Youle
Luthar Moffatt Hae
Our
Stanley Ryan
Ryan ‘Talioning Company
Dax Létttter
New Tie ‘Hakt
Ioh
Yali Bustnesy Iilke
Ficn
Rinehart
Midvine
Onilly
Fron Alual Bridge
James Norman
Anna Bevan
Mrv
Mrs. Moydyall
Téxag Ral Dee
Puecy
Marmle Higeinbotham
Mike Ruganty
Owillepreach
Puestor
Sewamps
Floriday
Wilde
Cenade
Remching
Mies
Alghtlaricom Mobiles
Trenty-Tour
Altraln Tang
Tigre Ware
Crosulne
Fayemra
Aiton
Galloway
Hergelyek
Andy
Rebkl
Georgin
Tara
Hig Bign
Banke
Empire National Bank
Main and
Fourth Sts
Clarksburg, W. Va
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