American citizens in Mexico City may escape unharmed
Reports say Americans in Mexico City are likely to get away unhurt as tensions rise over German influence in the region. Officials in Washington and the War Department discuss protective steps, including a special train for Americans leaving Mexico City, while mobilization details and guard deployments are prepared amid calls for peace and potential armed action.
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Uniaa
United Staten Itha
Germany
Mexico
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Rodgers
Miasdorta
México City
Verm Crus
Wilvon
War Department
Saeaibeen
Tn ‘War Department
Punston
Yna Teanga
Osiy’ Prams
Rculor
Wort Iee
Obscure Telegram Outline From City Notices In Turmoil
Fragmentary telegraph text hints at a local civic dispute and potential emergency actions. It mentions a city government, a referenced obituary, and a veteran figure connected to a mill or barber, with unclear dates and several garbled terms.
Heavens Weep and Weeds Grow Up in the Corn Fields
In a damaged OCR fragment a report discusses wet June conditions and rainfall affecting crops. It notes heavy rain, cooler weather, and potential effects on corn and other crops with weed growth common in fields. Forecasts suggest mixed outcomes with possible rain easing by July Fourth and local showers continuing.
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Gina Wimanwes
Poelton
Christian Church Dedication Sunday
A new Christian church will be dedicated next Sunday at 10 46 am with Dr E Crumble of Bethany College serving as tutor and leader. A public program announces a week of activities, with canvassing, union meetings, and a basket dinner.Dr Crumble and local volunteers will lead services and music, inviting many from outside the town to attend.
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Dre. E. Crumble
Bethany College
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Suinday
Artiatie
Macros Ais
Peta
Ity
Slack
Falriaont
Nervics
Oan
Towoa
Personal mentions highlight local residents travels and visits
Mr and Mrs A Go Marta return from St Louis where they attended the Democratic Nationale convention with a note about Mr Martins mother. Mildred Tort visited Morgantown for a few days of help and MYn Martha Taylor and Mr Paul Cottey family acquaintances from Akron are mentioned with travel plans and social ties to the city.
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A Go Marta
St. Louis
Democratic Nacional
Martin
Ming Mildred
Morgantown Yaatarday
Martha Taylor
Paul Cottey
Akron
Mir
Cote Tal
Dayn
Mer
Mr. Cottey
Six of Her 14 Sons Wear Uncle Sam's Livery
Baltimore June 81-4¢ the 14 snm all living of Bry Mary Wolta of this ely all-noW Weer the ani form of United State soldiers Two ee wit tha Dwnleth Cavale in Mexics one fn & mems oe the hwelfth Artillary stationed in Vermont and thres wry wantbars of the Fourth relmont Marylind noe omar guard.
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Baltimore
Bry
Mary Wolta
Ely
United State
Mexics
Vermont
Marylind
Omar
Fragmented 1930s Virginia Political Night Recalls
Fragmented OCR text recounts a Civil War era event in Virginia featuring figures from Wheeling and Petersburg, noting the Potomac region and Charleston. It mentions a Commerce diner, 2,000 people, and Governor elections with references to Fairmont and Petersburgh.
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Arch J. Weltot
Paterpture
Potomac
Charleston
Virginia
Commerce
Wil Peur
Frosaut
Colvare
Wilkow
North Angelg
Petersburg
cBeigh
Iocal Chenin
Leston
Govarnor
Fletiig
Fairmont
Malrmont
Boerswtal
Nation
Governor Salutes Virginia Vote and Industrial Promise
Governor delivers a celebratory statement praising West Virginia's recent votes and the forthcoming industrial and commercial future. He notes the historic program, the unique opportunity to address the assembly, and acknowledges both current supporters and former state officials. The address stresses national economic potential and collective progress for the commonwealth.
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Wilson
Tau
Virginis
Plessurg
Aiden
Bootlegging charges hit local four in Prohibition era case
Local four face bootlegging and related violations under Prohibition law. Authorities describe the Sterling defendants including Lilley and Willey as part of a larger ringleader inquiry. The attorney Walter Haggerty notes ongoing proceedings and names several witnesses while details remain tentative.
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Buckley
Eigen
Conner
Satter
Lilles
Lilley
Ted Willy
Willey
Mrz
Arch Lilley
Lotoll
George
Prohibition in Russia Reduces Drink Traffic and Public Intoxication
Petrograd reports one year four months of total prohibition cut liquor trade from an estimated 6,000,000,000 rubles yearly to about four percent. Vodka suppression led to street sobriety as fines rise and social disorder fades. Private rooms in hotels limit sales. public spaces grow quiet with fewer intoxicated incidents. the regime creates notable urban discipline and curiosity among observers.
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Petrograd
Itum
Nicholaa
United States
Goa
Buoduyn
Kansas Bull Moose Party Out of Business
A Kansas report states the Bull Moose Party is dissolved with no current ticket. The announcement notes that last month’s campaign activity by 10 individuals at a designated venue failed to materialize, ending the party’s participation.
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Kansas
Topeka
Sunya
Wombay
Irregularities in West Virginia recount shift Governor race
In Raleigh County and Beckley areas officials report irregularities in vote counting as recounts finish across Harrison, Pocahontas, Clay and Gilmer counties. Judge Robinette’s lead narrows. Lilly gains ground in several precincts amid contested ballots and motions to dismiss some precinct totals.
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W. Va
Juan
Ator Hon Othcote
Raleigh
Tadge
Sodge Robinutn
Stodinson
Harrison
Slythe
Beckley
Slp
Dorothy Preemnet
Lilly
Tor
Robinkog
Topinpon
Bockley Ina
Densat
Harel
Robinadn
Erowas
iAlly
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Feounty
Tha
Esrtain
Jbegun Toda
Mexican Government and ammo plants in Mexico City area
A report from Mexico City items an expanded government effort to arm and supply the nation. It notes factory output rising to about 17,006,000 units daily with imports and cartridges moving to Laredo and other border points. A U.S. source cites government plans to increase production and bolster civilian and military needs.
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Alroady
Sillines
Elty
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Mohrer
Nunro Lareda
Mexico
Laredo
Founda
Cs Thornton
Mexico City
Roxore
Maxteo City
Sato
Imonta
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