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24 Jul 1917
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1917
Page
1
Incomplete OCR Report From County Archive
Fragmentary OCR text from a county department record mentions an addict case and a late report. Access to full context is needed to identify persons, places, dates, and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
nee _ Thomas
Unclear wartime squib fragment on air squadron defenses
Fragmentary page three text discusses Satie like phrase and air squadron defense concepts. Mentions aviation, enemy, and bases or depots with fighting camps. Specific names and coherent facts are not present due to garbled OCR.
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Airpla
Claeses
ATS
Herbert A Fange
Dina
Sind
County Fairs of Country Will Aid Enlistments
The New York management of two consumer fairs announced today that several larger circuses have agreed to help in this campaign. The effort aims to aid enlistments and publicize the drive through the fair events.
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New, York
Consomniry Faire
Neu Tn Publicite A Bureau
Gnnaneed
Vague scattered names point to unclear local listing
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places such as Cairo Whigham Gradyville Pelham Pine Park and Pelhai with stray initials and numbers, resembling an incomplete directory or roster with no coherent event or action.
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Batt Mer
Pine -Park
Barnell’Thomas
Whigham
Jame Brock
Jul Roddenberg
Cairo
Tommie
Johnson
Merritt
Barney ‘Singletary
Pine Park
Stonewall Williams
Hardy Williams
Alvary
Candy Jones
Leland
Russian Front Crisis Deepens as Workers and Soldiers Rally
Associated Press reports the Council of Workers and Soldiers calls for order amid disarmament of workers, with 2000s arms seized and 12 hundred small arms and machines guns taken. It urges readiness to rally behind political leaders as battles rage in Galicia and on the French front.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Vagell
Jasana
Fiborg
Goyhe
Leade Patt
Mies Krené
Peasan Staerile
Counsil
Krenesky
Galicia
California
Russian Army Described as Disorganized in Petrograd Dispatch
A July message to Kerensky from the Executive Committee and government delegates reports Western front commanders and desertions. calls for decisive action against cowardice threatening the revolution. It notes military units in disarray and widespread desertion, with Petrograd’s uprising possibly crushed.
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Petrograd
Kerensky
Iby
Ees
Yihaways
Unita
Teutons Occupy Tarpol in Eastern Galicia Reported
London July 23 Reuters news agency reports the occupation of Tarpol in eastern Galicia by Teutons was announced today.
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London
Teutons
Tarnopol
Galicia
Reuters Kewa Agency
Russians Break Through Teutons North of Pinsk Marshes
In July Petrograd reports Russian forces pierced Teuton lines two miles north of the Pinsk Marshes and captured about a thousand prisoners. Russian detachments show morale strains as Western Galicia front units fight to reestablish order amid continues offensives and village occupations.
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Petrograd
Teutons
Pinsk
Sereth
Stripa
Zlote
Lip
Wool conservation deemed necessary amid industry talks
A fragmented note discusses wool conservation being deemed necessary. References to 100 TY and Packers suggest industry focus on shipments or standards, with ongoing discussions about testing or estimates. The readable parts indicate concerns over conservation measures for wool in the trade.
Bnet pete Sool The aet Edges Hal 22
The text fragment mentions a large credit rate and figures of three billion one hundred million dollars. It includes odd spellings and unclear context, with names like Bnet pete Sool and Hal. The readable portion suggests a financial or credit topic but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Food Administration Faces Prohibition Vote Split
The article discusses the Administers seeking a smooth path to time and place measures by week’s end. Key difficulties center on prohibition questions and whether a two or single man directs policy, with Contérees urged to accept the House provision.
Hoke Smith Victory Keeps Cotton Out of Food Bill
Georgia lawmakers praised Senator Hoke Smith for blocking cotton inclusion in the food control bill. They passed a resolution urging Congress to keep cotton out, noting Smith’s stance protects consumers from middlemen extortion while supporting broader food regulation.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Senate
House
Smith
New England
Congress
United
States
State Department
Orthcliffe
Germany
Senate subcommittee hearing on administration trade bill
A Senate subcommittee began morning hearings on a government trade bill recently passed by the House with Secretary of Commerce Redfield named for the administration. The session focused on policy and potential enemies in international trade relations.
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Washington
Senate
House
Secretary of Commerce
Redfieldd
Select Registrants List Sparks Discrepancies in County Records
A printed roster of registrants from Thomasville and surrounding areas shows 595 first names with many entries from Boston Coolidge Meigs Barwick and Barwick. Officials state a Washington drawn list will guide local boards while inquiries are referred to Dr. A D Little and W A Rehberg for clarification.
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Washington
A.D. Little
W. A. Rehberg
Thomasville
Army Officers Stop German Bullets at Atlantic Port
American officers sent in June to a special mission reported they had been under fire near an Atlantic port. Shrapnel souvenirs were brought back confirming the combat encounter.
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Atlantic
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