Villa Has Lost His Prestige
Washington reports two developments on the Mexico crisis. Secretary Lansing and Eliseo Arredondo indicate a Joint Commission on border issues will meet along the New England coast in early September. General Pershing states Villa’s prestige is gone and will not again be a major factor in Mexican affairs. The note also mentions withdrawal of a temporary force in Mexico and readiness to recall troops per Mexican and American negotiators.
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Washington
Lansing
Eliseo Arredondo
Joint Commission
New England
Pershing
Villa
Mezlco Chytonlebe
Woodmen of World Excluded From National Fraternal Congress
In Cleveland on August 23 a bitter division occurred at the Third National Fraternal Congress of Acadtiea as Woodmen of the World petitioned for readmission but was defeated 164 to 442 after a lengthy standoff. The order withdrew from the congress two years prior over policy disagreements.
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Woodmen OF World
Cleveland
Ohio
Acadtiea
Woodmen of the World
Congress
BFC
Germans Condemn Wilson in German Central Verein
At its closing session in New York the German Roman Catholic Central Verein passed a resolution condemning President Wilson for alleged unfounded charges against a segment of American citizens. The delegates criticized the president’s message as fostering suspicion and distrust among Germans in the United States and urged a focus on social efficiency without political attacks. The meeting also addressed organizational reforms including forming a women’s role under the federation’s social service committee.
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New York
Wilton
Cattolica Central Verein
Congress
Joseph Matt
St. Paul, Minn
United States
Alphone G. Koetbie
United German Roctruins of America
Uap
Mag
Tnts
Joseph Frey
Central Verein
Futhor
Bec Tefon
Socist Service
Ceommates
Federation
Sara Contery
Testlt Workers
Whe Son
Catherine Germerhansen
Hot Springs
N. Cy
Millionaire Edward Morrison Named Father in Adoptions
Edward W Morrison a recluse millionaire was named legal father of two girls he recently adopted. The accuser, junk dealer Wan Jozeph Burnsiels, claims Morrison was the father and that the mother died in Morrison's care. The petition sought a receiver for Morrison's properties valued at millions with transfers to attorney James Ward and gifts to acquaintances noted in the estate dealings.
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Chicago, Ave
Edward W. Morrison
Landin Tay
Wan Jozeph Burnsiels
Morrison
Gina
Anna
Girkex
Alice
Storrson
Fosston
Morrison 83
E Landis
Clive
Sorrienn
Hiness
James Ward
Johin Sommers
Morriann
Naval clash around Sewell Point and fleet maneuvers intensify
Report details Ved men overpowering the natal guard at Sewell Point to destroy coal stores and hinder defense efforts for the Dias. Rear Admiral Benson orders rapid replenishment while Admiral Mayo’s red fleet maneuvers near the Atlantic coast. Admiral Helmuth eyes southeastern patrols as the navy scrambles to test supply lines and readiness amid scattered coastal bases.
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Natal
Pleza
Sewell Point
Mampton Noads
Dias
Benson
Dlaacter
Sewall Polot
Gowan
Reneral
Helmuth
Narrapansett
Admiral Mayo
Mayo
Cape Hatteran
Eantport
Maine
Sewall Point
Helm
Uhe Ft
Lunch Counter to Open at Boxelder High School
Fidgham City reports a new lunch counter will form part of Boxelder High School’s upcoming equipment, opening next month to serve in town and boarding students with a reduced price. Officials say the plan aims to benefit students throughout the day and keep meals affordable while encouraging local students to dine on campus. The move follows a regional effort by Hincham growers to aid the wagon trade and stabilize peach prices for local farmers.
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Fidgham City
Boxelder High School
Hincham
Tilgham
Defense fleet meets in defense push amid war tensions
A fragmented report notes naval officials urging resource mobilization as the United States strengthens its defense posture. The material references naval actions near the Atlantic and potential coordinated efforts, though details are unclear due to mangled OCR.
Gold Medal Haarlem Cure Claims Kidney Benefit
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oi as a worldwide remedy to cleanse and wash the kidneys and bladder, claiming health benefits and urging readers to buy locally. It emphasizes origin in Haarlem and imports, warning to seek the genuine product and promising refunds if not as represented.
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Haarlem
Chemiera
English People Most Hopeful Amid War BBC Dispatch
London reports both houses of Parliament adjourned until October 10 after extending the session. Ministers note confidence yet warn of heavier tank warfare ahead as hopes hinge on entente gains and new allied developments shaping the war's course. A tragic tale from Dantille details a mother losing her mind after her ten year old son’s suicide attempt on a street. physicians struggle to restore her as death looms.
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London
Jenstre
Lisa
Fast
Dantille
F. Coleman
Georgetown
Ils
Bulgars Advance Against Greeks Across Struma Front
Wartime dispatches report Bulgarian forces advancing against Greek positions along the Struma River valley. Entente-linked defenses resist as Central Powers push westward toward strategic fronts. Serbian offensives in the Mogoteta region face repeated repulses while Austrian and Bulgarian alignments reshape the northern Greek theater.
Nine Plotters Freed In Mexican Case After Inquiry
Nine men suspected of involvement in a Irgaliata plot were acquitted today by a military court after an inquiry. They had been arrested near Juarez and sent to Chihuahua central due to links with Mariana Tames, the Mexican volunteers at Juarez. Their defense claimed they were misled into joining the expedition. Written declarations of Jose Ines Salazar and six others were sent to General Trevino for review. Evidence consisted of newspaper clippings and old photos of Orozco and Villa officers.
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Chihuahua City
Moz
Aurl Thor
Irgaliata
Acounamartial
Juarez
Chihuahual
Ce Teral
Mariana Tames
Hmlan
Jeséer
Onher
Acer
Tames
Jose Ines Salazar
Orozco
Treving
Finalistas
Arazco
Villa
Teutons Gain in Carpathians Amid Counterattacks
From Herlin via London dated August 23, reports say Teutonic forces advance in the Carpathians north of Capul after storming and recapturing positions held by Russians. The gains include 209 prisoners, one battalion's worth of officers, and two machine guns, with subsequent repulsed counterattacks. Both sides claim gains around Chermosche and neighboring ground.
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Herlin
London
Ile Carpathians
Capul
Carpathians
Anu
Political row amid campaign tactics and party tensions
Fragmented text reports internal maneuvering among leaders such as McCormick and MeCorates, with references to Progresso, Root, Crane, and Penrose. Mentions Hepctileans, Democrats, and Daniels traveling to Maine and Warhinein for a political maneuver, suggesting upcoming campaigning actions and internal disagreements.
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Mitiremen
Weelern
Frei Efit
Campalen
McCormic
Mt Ts Uke
Waagine
Calforn quake rattles Humboldt coast in 1906 shock
A violent earthquake struck Eureka and northern Humboldt County at around 1:55 AM. Reports say tremors awakened sleepers as two phonings occurred, with shocks felt from Arcata northward. US Weather Bureau instruments recorded the quakes, seen as the great disturbance confined mainly to the northern county.
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Fureka
Cal
Ave
San Francisco
Hear
United States Weather Bureau
Villages May Be Wiped Out by Forest Fires Near Saguenay
Reports from Quebec on August 21 warn several villages along the Saguenay river above Saint-Honoré may be wiped out as two weeks of fierce fires spread through the forest. The blaze has cut telegraph lines and threatens towns above the area.
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Quebec
Saguenay
Gtakiphons
Ines
Stabiphons
Pas Renpern
U S Steel Hits New High Amid Active Trading
New York Aug 23 active speculation and higher prices marked the stock exchange today as United States Steel climbed to a new high for 1936 on early afternoon dealings. Trading was active across favorites with stronger demand and better tails in a broader market. War and labor news weighed on the steel sector but prices remained buoyant.
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New York
United States
Wall Street
Hard Task 15 Set For Hughes in Democratic Meetings
Chicago April 23 Wanne C Mey Cormick chairman of the democratic national committee conferred today with Senator Thomas J Wale head of Western national headquarters and a number of national committee members on strategy and coordination for the upcoming nomination process.
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Hughes
Chicago
Wanne C. Mey Cormick
Thomas J. Wale
Western National
German battleship Westfalen hit by British torpedo
A semi official telegram from Berlin reported that the German battleship Westfalen was struck Saturday by three British torpedoes and lightly damaged. The vessel was said to be able to maneuver and would be repaired soon.
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Tondon
Cailieadlp
Westfalen
Turmedo
Berlin
Amsterdam
Ftee Dretard
Joint Commission to Meet Soon
Washington announces a nearly formed international commission with Franklin K. Kans as Interior Secretary and Jedee Grorke We Gray of Wilmington Lol and John E. Mott of New York City named to lead the American side. The Mexican commissioners are already chosen with a meeting venue to be decided in New Jersey or a New Jersey coast resort as the site.
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Washington
Aux
Uae
Franklin K. Kans
Jedee Grorke We Gray
Wilmington
Tohn E. Mott
New York City
American officer killed in France report from Denver
A confused dispatch from Philadelphia dated August 7 reports Lieutenant Vorell Hardwick Barlow, son of W. Barlow, killed in action in France. The shaky text also mentions Mrs. M. Blakeslen and two daughters from Denver, Miss Averal Market Marie, and a Mrs. George St. Senforit, with garbled phrases around Ogden and a missing context for several names.
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Philadelphia
Vorell Hardwick Barlow
W. Barlow
van Rille
France
Denver
M. Blakeslen
Averal
Market Marie
Peaterday
Ogden
Gurli
George St. Senforit
New Church Additions Planned in Ogden
A permit was issued for a First Christian church project in Ogden as part of a move to add religious denominations. The new building is to rise at the northwest corner of Madison Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street at an estimated cost of 6000 dollars, reflecting Ogden’s diverse creeds including Confucianism Buddhism and sun worship.
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Tigden
Christian Church
Campbell Ttes
Ogden
Cormer
Madison Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
WEW Homes To Be Erected In City Permits Issued
Public notices list several new residential projects with owners and costs. B Morton to build a one story brick residence on Brink er avenue between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets for 925065. Sarah J Crown to erect a brick barber shop on the north side of Twenty fifth street between Washington and Grant avenues at 700. A T Stephens to construct a one story brick cottage on Thirty third street between Lincoln and Grant avenues at 1000. Mrs P M Clock to build a one story brick residence on the west side of Washington between Thirty fifth and Thirty sixth streets at 1590.
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B. Morton
Brinker Avenue
Twenty Fifth
Twenty
Sarah J. Crown
Twenty Fifth Street
Washington and
Grant Avenues
A. T. Stephens
Thirty-third Street
Linrern
Arda
Washington
Norman Angell Beyond Age Limit Claims
London reports no foundation for claims that pacifist Norman Angell was sentenced to eight months hard labor for refusing military service. The dispatch says he is beyond service age and would not face conscription. He was reported to be en route to an encampment near Omaha after attending a Grand Army of the Republic event in Kansas City.
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London
Helin
Normath Angell
Angell
Pervice
Floriin
Copecertiorsntxs
Tate
Cour
Nalian
Kansas City
Grand Army of the Republic
Burglar Steals Sack Full of Valuables From Home
A night intrusion left a sack of watches and silverware piled for disposal, later moved to a safety place. The thief entered, took the sackful to Armstrong’s Farage and emptied the contents on a board before the loot was recovered. The family chased the thief and alerted authorities, with a report noting two diamond rings, earrings, and a gold watch as the most valuable items stolen.
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Mr. Armatrong
Armstrong
Armstrong Home Looted by Thief, Baltaby
A burglar struck the home of William Irrastrong, secretary and treasurer of the Nonly Firethere & Armatromg company, Lumbermen, as the Armstrongs prepared to depart for vacation. Police report notes a windfall of valuables taken from 11 South Herenth Street, with details unclear due to partial transcription.
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Armstrong
Baltaby
William
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