Ramapo Braving Atlantic Perils Caries Troops Home
A long narrative recounts the Ramapo’s journey with thousands of troops across the Atlantic. The ship, formerly a German raider role, fights relentless storms and U boat threats while convoyed by warships. Sailors endure icy seas, heavy waves, and constant watch as they reach a port, heroes lauded by comrades.
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Che
Wietean Bntter Epatt
Cao Olase
Aise
Erin
Ietr
Wilhele
Iver
Washington
Nick de Athintie
Prunes
Myance
Germany
Eni
Tate
Amertca
Nmoyy
France
Transport Service
Ran
Goldiers
Neroxa
Wil
Traan
Souldbergs
Crow’s Nests
Te Fare
Neil Foys
Dana
Anil Mon Cao
Geon
Umit
Ramapo
Miss Radford to christen U S destroyer
Miss Mary Radford, daughter of Rear Admiral William Radford, is to christen the United States destroyer Radford. The ceremony will take place in Washington with gifts and a reception planned by her friends and family.
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Mary Radford
Willan Radford
Wirfie
Radford
Whiehl
Satan Athantle Pott
Miss Thidford
Wreng
Wastingtun
Ds Hhotilieg
Sam
Arrest 200 Aliens From Bede and Employment Sites
A wartime roundup in Milwkee on April 12 apprehended about 200 individuals labeled enemy aliens. Some were nabbed at workplaces or during registration, others for voting or political activity, with many processed at federal facilities and later released after determinations.
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Milwickee
Wallis Aingte
Ex Soldier Chief of Mob Involves in Basement Case
A former Army leader linked to a mob case is described as involved through confessions and a dramatic basement discovery. Details of the suspect’s role, the events, and the confession are outlined with references to his partner and the investigation.
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MOB
Collis
Uh Apel
Twentyeaeh
Toyotey
Antaer
States Army
Greioarte
Wiley Tiesr
Rtay
Acentins Baguse Baber Fb
Pra- Be
Puen Wien
Upi
Bengedy
Ana
Trade Commission Expands Duties Under Wilson
Washington April 11 The need to extend the work of the federal trade commission to cover new duties arising from wartime production costs and price fixing was approved by President Wilson upon submission by Commissioner Fort and Secretary Bracken. The commission will investigate production costs to prepare a basis for price fixing in cooperation with war agencies of the government.
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Washington
Dmans
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Commiestoner Fort
Bracken
US Marines Land at Vladivostok Open Ports
Aarlin April 18 American marines have landed at Vladivostok along with British and Japanese forces. Americans hold the docks while Japanese guard railways and ammunition depots. The report notes German actions in Palestine as Turkish and German forces attack near the British front by the coast.
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Aarbin
Vladivostok
Advlcen
Palestine
London
Malestine
War Office
Patrol Boat Beached by Storm in Washington Waters
A small naval patrol boat ran aground in home waters during yesterday's storm. The Navy Department stated refloating plans are underway and no lives were lost.
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Washington
Navy Department
Western Canada farming boom drives postwar growth signals
The article extols Western Canada agriculture, noting wheat and livestock sales reaching 270 million dollars in 1917 and Calgary Edmonton gains above 64 million. It highlights farm improvements, tractor sales, rising land values, and widespread investment in homes, electricity, and bonds, with a forecast of continued expansion and prosperity across the three prairie provinces.
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Western Canada
Winnipeg
Calgary
Edmonton
Victory
Alberta
Hone
Drairie
Canada
Bug
Ip Bas Michinery
Gna
Engla
Yale
Ven Sep
Mombock
Department of Labar
Rosy cheek remark sparks dialogue on appearance
Fragmentary dialogue notes a remark about a rosy flush on a cheek and a contrasting line about an Anam, suggesting a casual literary exchange. The readable text centers on visual description and character reaction rather than a full narrative.
Boschee's German Syrup Ad Claims Year-Long Use
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a trusted remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds since the mid 19th century. It promises a restful night free from coughing and morning expectoration while aiding natural healing and lung comfort. The product is described as made in America and sold for more than fifty years.
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Tommi Qdong
de Teerbiser
Sidilen
Potter
Feria
Anata
Wien
Aniky
Ida
Nate
Lion Theta
O'S
He Bay
Uwauspark Service
Transport
Boschee
United States
Jn America
Adv
Not Against Him. A Quip on Understanding Women
A clipped humorous squib from the Chicago Daily News notes a man’s grasp of women with a wry line about him bringing some good quati ies. The item reflects light social commentary and period tone.
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Milwaukee
U. S
Bede
Collinsville
R. P. Prager
Federal Board
Rusalan Port
Davi Rabe Roberts Vet. Co
Waghonda
Praparati Agee
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