Amazing Events in Moslow Transported by Crisis
The report outlines dramatic, conflicting actions around Moscow during a period of upheaval. It cites US Consul General Poole and Soviet officials about arrests, hostages, and diplomatic tensions with Britain France and Sweden. It notes Allied and Soviet maneuvers near Archangel and visa considerations for diplomats amid the crisis.
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Washington
Les Mapriches
General Poole
Meera
Mit Ochy
Grace Woole
Auerrieday Efisaleite
Sunis
Ren Hawisidt Cid
Smd
Cillaen
Archange
Srenah
Genest
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Lealna
Trateky
Nelshev
Huve
Farlings
State Department
Poole
Stalin
Telekrama
Moscow
Sven
Stles Uist
al Nfbiclal
Te Itugsid Republis
Rogaine
Great Unitate
Sit
Tily
United Stater
Commiesiteut
Forrigi Iattulis Simt
Letine
Pederin
Germany
jiNalagods
Carends
Wal
Tchitcherin
Les
Delitehory
Uexin
Auife
Etvograd
jStovkholn
Archangel
Aleealy
Ihoneroste
Uriitute
Tehucheri
Acheral
Japan
Sweden
Prat
Nolom
Ile
Delahevik
France
England
Thale
Poote
Carda
Aml
Qwest Meilijier
Rovern
Degargan
Wiomacie
Consilar Stati
Bern
Stockholm
Moslo
Narn Arninor
Eo American Cabar Witom MT
Freneis
Whten
Berkett
Hair Tinting Ad Promises Safe Shade and Style
An ad offers a Brownstone permanent hair tint promising even gray coverage with no odor. It touts a new "brown tone" shade, hints at easy application, and lists retailers in Covington Ohio and nearby areas. The copy includes garbled text and references to an international incident, but the main sale focuses on hair dye availability and trial samples.
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Leghe
Raiden Thowe
Uktek
Kelton Pharmeeal Uo
Salte
Mids
Covington
Dvoneer
Indigestion Relief With Magnesia Product Claim
An advertisement claims most stomach trouble stems from excess stomach acid and slowed digestion. It urges using a few ounces of Magnesia and water after meals to ease sourness gas and pain, stating it is safer and more effective than artificial digestives.
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Atuuach Gufferer
Castoria Astoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Genuino Castoria
Arguments On Russia Situation Split In Debates
Worio July 37 correspondence reports mixed views on a combined Entente intervention in Siberia. Advocates argue an expedition could divert German pressure, aid Russia, and blunt German economic strength while opposing factions warn of risks and doubt its feasibility.
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Worio
Entente Newvens
Siberis
Tunsi
Ute Krenek
Ue Gormans
Russia
Ial
Iussia
Leut Jensen Praises French Artillery From Paris Letter
Leut G F Jensen, son of Trot C J Jensen of Weber College, writes from Paris about the fall of the Castile, praising French artillery and the lively army camp. He notes good weather and ample equipment, and expresses pride in American support for France alongside his gratitude for the French people.
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Rom Paria
Jonven
C. J. Jensen
Weber College
Otter
Boi
Pasaly
Staelf
Yesach Cavalry School
Ant Shiry
al Haliday
Castile
NGS
Allan
Loire
Wisfaltier
Tiene
Anil
Drafted man faces arduous journey at sea and land transit
A scrambled wartime item recounts a drafted man’s forced travel by ship, steamship, railway, and coast guard paths. It notes delays, misdirected routes, and a request for extension due to a submarine threat and disrupted mail service, with a May date and tolling during the voyage.
New Methods of Raising Taxes in the War Era
An old analysis traces how the American colonies financed the War of Independence. It notes revenue plans, bills of credit, state taxes, and foreign loans from France, Spain, and Dutch bankers. It compares early national debt to modern costs and explains the shift to domestic loans and indentures.
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Washington
America
Congress
Bunker Hill
Ure
Billy
de Pausie
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Gouvernor Morris
France
Spain
Welland
Iran
Holland
Peter
Mt Frence
Mein
Berlin reports war situation in latest lieral capture
Berlin via London reports stressed engagements near the Scarpe and Meuse front. British lines claim enemy counterattacks south of the Ted and near Arras, with ships damaged and bombardments along the western front. The report notes clashes northwest of the Somme and near Ypres, with ongoing artillery exchanges and no decisive breakthrough.
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Herlin
London
Sonu
Tyre
Dutch Socialist leader Trip to Switzerland Reported
Geneva dispatch notes Peter Troetsra, Dutch Socialist leader, in Vevey for a national pacifist conference. Berlin aims to curb Allied influence while German propaganda intensifies in Switzerland. Trenderson passport denial shocks Labour, seen as setback to Traelstra’s plans.
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Geneva
Peter Troetstra
Mii Formanophile
Switzerland
Vevay
Hutt Th Ts
United
Arthur Trenderson
House of Commons
Traelstra
Food difficulties of world increase in Britain
London reports that Food Controller John T. Clynes told reporters that staple foods in the British Isles would be taken by the people under guaranteed severity. He warned that even with effort, shortages persist and Britain cannot fully escape existing conditions as the harvest wanes and resources are diverted, with potential impact on Germany.
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England
Indias
Tapanuind
China
Wnitina
Gracectime
Germany
Serno
Rusia
Washington
Ieer
Kiel
Gallipeli
Rumania
London
British Isles
van Gurantee
John Tt
Clynes
Great Britain
Cadomene Tablets Tonic Promises Relief for Nervous Adults
Payson milling manager Tolhurst fined 100 dollars and his plant suspended for 48 hours for violating food regulations by selling more than the government allotment in exchange for grain. He pleaded guilty but claimed no intent to defraud farmers. the case was heard by federal food administrator W. W. Armstrong.
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Payson -Miller
W. W W. Armstrong
Tolhurst
Uncertain War Dispatches Highlight Conflicting Front News
Fragmentary report describes ongoing military actions with references to British forces and French fronts. Mentions March conference notes and alleged advances slowed, with scattered details about locations and commands amid chaotic wording and unclear attribution.
Mission Named togo 10 Sera Mission Named Togo 10 Sera
Raymond Stone announces delegation details for an American conference in FermeSwitzerland. John W. Garrett leads as minister to The Netherlands with Major General P J Keroan and Justice Department officials, plus Red Cross and prisonery links guiding the mission.
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Raymond Stone
Washington, Ave
Ferme
Swilerland
State Department
John W. Garrett
Netherlands
P. J. Keroan
Colyiel Uyn Grank HO
United States
Chlonel
E. Sharpie
Chackes Worktocney
Department of Forks
James St. Perkina
Maeno
Red Cross
Élion N. Snawiten
T2 Loffiver
Aid Clinton BR. MbicBaekva
Aging Army Veteran Answers Last Call at Governor's Island
An elderly Army veteran, Sergeant Py vid Robertson, dies at Governor's Island aged 100, after a long 67 year service. Born in Scotland, he studied at the University of Edinburgh and saw action in the Spanish and other wars. Local notices include Levi Horton and related obituaries.
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NEAW
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