Tonnage Tuff Compared AnE FTotals
Virginia and Maryland coal regions show July output down from June as strikes and wage disputes curb production. Nations and divisions report decreased tonnage, with 88 000 tons cited and an anticipated August shift amid union pressure and cut coke exports.
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PePurlie
Dtyle
Virginia
Weniat Maryland
Oggarn
Deegionctiun
Talon
Lyar Bualnans
Tulane
Mifcealt
Biel Atven
Ndvia
Ronaldee
Frick Coke Company
Qelot
Auctioneer Noted For Odd Invent Return At Station
An unusual report details an inventor named in connection with a station on the railroad near Asitioch. The item notes a business venture involving profits, beaming, and a Thore style scheme as part of a monetary claim and speculative real estate deal.
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Grimoney
Yooalte Asitioch
Bes.o
Global notes stray from a world balance sheet
The document chronicles U S consular service tensions and a Swiss guard response to alleged royal threats, alongside a Treasury oversubscription for short term notes. It highlights public confidence in Uncle Sam's finance and the era's political unease.
Fragmented Observations From a Troubled Year in News
A garbled collection of phrases references political friction over tariffs, crime, and public life. Mentions of Democrats, bush, gambling resorts, and overseas yarns appear amid distorted lines about taxes, exports, and individuals named in unclear contexts.
Goose in the Night Sparks Car Chase to Fairmont
A group returning from camping near the Clarenceburg temple followed a path to Fairmont. They encountered a goose that caused confusion and a disrupted pursuit after passing an oil well. Harvey led the group, with Paul and others guiding the way until a farmer helped steer the travelers back home after four hours on the road.
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Canne
Avnl
Apwaker
Clarenburg
Fairmont
Hatley Palas
Mitea
Paul
Maine
Harvey
Nilling Gate
Nilling Gate,” Drobahly
Tross
Carina
Tim
Trond
Boothaville
Ara Pant
Ie Pathtini
Mare
Tesy
This Fellow Had Regular Jag On Four Offirn
A fragmentary police report recalls regular drinking amid court appearances. Chief Snider and others figure in brief incidents. One man, Petro Bedini, was arrested for intoxication and fined five dollars.
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Offirn
Snider
Pojlemnan Baler
Holt Sang Jones
Clare
Ryne
Nigit
Naisen
Alt All
Marghat Binith Ward
Jonuit
Polley Court Unik
Nolther
Petro Bedini
Redinn
Joney Bay
Boel
Ucleur
Great Parade Draws 40000 Veterans on Pittsburgh Day
About 40,000 veterans marched in the annual eighth division Veteran Association parade in Pittsburgh. The line featured many wounded and service members, with commanders leading the march and regimental bands along the route.
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Pitteburgh
Pittaburgh
Veteran Association
Sarch Wan
Srowila
Protest Over Ford Rates Hit Washington Coal Freight
Protesters led by Norton Wagt of Virginia urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to curb coal freight rates charged by the Detroit Toledo and Trenton line. Coal operators from West Virginia and Ohio accuse the road of diverting shipments from river points to raise charges, seeking to blunt rate increases and protect revenue.
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Sha Norton Wagt
Virginia
Washington D. C
Mary Ford
Detroit
Olwla Liontown Hartroad
Tashana Baran
Goulad
Bentaney
West Virginia
Toledo
Trenton
Sefoh
Kaif
Fragmented Scranton Notation Of Curious Event Unclear
A garbled OCR style passage from Scranton Pennsylvania on August 8 recounts disjointed characters and events. Names and places are largely unreadable with stray phrases about a year old, patrols, a tree, and tense mentions of authorities.
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Scranton
Joan Avent
Villago Hicks
Lafiwith
Polloe
Bali
Juyoulla Cowet
Auden
Phut
Puzetiig
Man From The Bronx Sentenced In Cat Killing Case
Michael F4stont of the Bronx was sentenced in Morriennia Court after being charged with killing a pet cat. The case involved mis-spelled names and unclear details but confirms a conviction and a term of imprisonment.
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New York
Michael F4stont
Bronx
Dofault
Mawintra
Norman J. Marais
Morriennia Court
Mindeke
Virginia Latriet
Toriyi
Novarabur
Dion
Ashor
Dasville Roratar Anil
Draft Evaders Names Recorded
Washington records detail evaders trusted by the war department between June and July. The Hat occupied 26 printable pages as the record lists their names and notes they should not have been included in the draft. Adjutant General Harris transmitted the lists to Representative Johnson, who secured House approval to publish all department lists with substantial corrections.
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Washington
War Department
Harris
Jonnaon
Republican
South’ Dakota
House
Usta
Jail Sentence for Carrying a Revolver
Wills Cumbartson, bound over to county officers by Chiat Sulder of Pintele, charged with carrying a revolver. Curry Celthed from Culhertnaix’s possession last night. William Cannon of Didkote also faced trial before Anstice Me TR Mustrova on the same charge. One witness discharged. attorney Carakadon argues suppression.
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Cumbartson
Chiat Sulder
William’ Cannon
Didkote
Alno
Yeata
Anstice
Mustrova
Atarey
Carakadon
Oak Park Excursion on B&O Tomorrow
Oak Park excursion on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tomorrow leaves at 8 o clock from Oak Park station. Aboard are plans for trips to Duke Park along the M&K line near Morgantown with refreshment stands and seating provided at the park.
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Oak Park
B&o
Duke Park
M&k
Morgantown
Herw
Oak Peck
Gosta
Sferis
Hove
Rprand
Thale
Pionto
Exarlon Chert
Angurat Waeks Ag
Groker
John
Los Angeles
Maur
Atlantic City
Tate
Beverly
DhaMirweas
Jfupt Department
Wasp
Man Wanted For Murder Personal Crisis Reports
Ambiguous police bulletin reports a man aged 29, James Witt, sought in a murder case. Fragmentary names and places appear. details are unclear due to OCR errors and mangled text. The notice mentions pursuit by authorities and a tied confrontation after injury on a road near Yorktown.
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Auroro
James Witt
Etlator
Hyhtewich Sharkte Textalt
Wen
Nnat
Yorkwi
Busy day at Cook Hospital with multiple surgeries
A chaotic day at Cook Hospital saw several serious cases with multiple operations, including the amputation of a hand after a railroad coupling accident, and gunshot injuries. Among those treated were Castor Mitchell, Lotha, Yamin, and Edward Sheman, all undergoing major procedures as staff fought to save lives.
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Riverdale
Cook
Womt
Alo
President Fads Vacation Time at Mount Proporty Retreat
President and Mrs Harding left Washington by motorcade to their vacation retreat atop Mount Proporty after a morning departure. Secretary of War Wowken and others planned a return voyage aboard the presidential yacht Maytloyper to Washington.
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Vancaster
Harding ‘Wald
Mount Prorpooty
Wowken
Leavn
Barney
Maytloyper
Ortland
Sending Photos by Wireless Now
The article reports on early wireless transmission of photographs and documents with tests conducted recently, noting a French project and a U.S. station. It mentions Hawley, age 63, dying locally and references political delegate activity amid a blurred national scene.
Nurse Is Told She Killed Man In Brooklyn Shooting
New York Aug 6 A nurse was told she killed Ellie Quy Kin, a Cincinnati attorney and former corporation counsel, after she fatally shot him in Brooklyn. Authorities report the man was killed as a result of a confrontation following a dispute over a deserted husband.
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Ellie Quy Kinkeml
Corporation
Councel
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Roman
Pee Mos
Legion Orator Speaks Tonight at Fairmont
Alfred Fortoy, representative of the national Bendquarium of the Amuticay Leatquaml, arrived after a prison sentence. A Legion committee led by Hombr Cp Tootharan arranged a conference with Horton and WT at the courthouse. The lecture on Ameri couniem and Allied efforts was set for 3 o'clock this evening, with Fortoy appealing to Fairmont residents and volunteers who supported the war effort.
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Alfred Fortoy
le Felons
B&o
Legion
Hombr Cp Tootharan
Horton
Legion Post
Unis
Tig
M.sehafehan
Fairmont
Aspestelly
Lark Vorona
Ppairmont
Bagien
Aleo
German Court Trials For British Attack Officers
The Abendblatt reports that Lieutenant Patzig, who commanded the submarine Whichwank, faces return to Germany for trial. Newspaper accounts claim he and Lieutenants Dittmar and Boldt bore sole responsibility for the raid. Dittmar and Boldt were sentenced to four years by the Leipzig court.
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Amr
Ang
iAmutenant Patzlg
Feubmariig
Germany
Pot
Dittmar Ang Holdt Werw
Moat Hy
Leliwig Court
Farm Bureau Picnic Planned at Jollette's Grove
A county Farm Bureau picnic is planned at Jollette's Grove between Mannington and Pallmont next Wednesday. The program includes speakers, games, and a variety of entertainments with local officials and notable guests listed among the attendees. The event will feature a political talk by Judge Bhowalter and other figures, and aims to raise funds for agricultural education.
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Curry and
Tomes K. Jonce
Wil
Mamale
Iidee
Criminal “Court
Dow
Hilemont State Normal
Echool
L. Lively
Mr. Brown
Palraontan Bank
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