More Names Placed in Class A I by City Board
City education board lists numerous students moved within Class A divisions amid a chaotic transfer log. Names include Joseph Seridars, Chas. T. Sheper, Emil Soderquist, Henry Pate, Alonzo West, Amy Woody, Jar Raymond Young, and Harold Ewin Young among others.
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Justph Seridars
Aveleto TN
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Chas
T. Sheper
Fone
B. Seiat
Heer
Emil Soderquies
Fea
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Bediany
Stephens
Henry Pate
Delon
Cleveland Ann
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Eosin
Bam Voratdi
Diyintan Shelias
Dlyiston
Dura Kay Waiser
Elas Phowlg
Amy Woody
Fron Diviston A. Rls
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Elnny
Engiitichont
Haroll Ewin Young
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Cleye Potter
Bonn Nirluken
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Phosphate claim targets thin people with drastic cures
An advertised tonic promises rapid weight gain and nerve nourishment via phosphate compounds. The copy touts increased appetite, strength, and energy, claiming to correct thinness and pale health though warnings about unsafe, sensational claims suggest consumer caution.
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Untitled Historic Police Indictments Reported In Chicago
Amid a garbled Chicago wire, several men faced indictments on various charges with references to drug activity and potential racketeering. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the report notes police involvement and suggested names or positions around the cases.
Liquor Laws Agreed On by Senate Committee
Washington July 3. The Senate committee today approved a regulation proposing gradual repeal of prohibition for beer and wine after January 1 1918 and for export of unruly products, with details debated but no final action. The plan includes controls on manufacture and distribution and aims to adjust enforcement with the coming year.
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Washington
Tin Senate
Erfecttiee
Phu
Warels
Fistog
Willy Browera
Mike Mae
Blind Soldiers Trained in New Electrical Workrooms
The article reports blind soldiers in France and Britain being taught to assemble and operate electrical apparatus, following a system developed by Dr. Schuyler S Wheeler. Wheeler returned to New York and then accepted a British invitation to establish workshops and provide employment opportunities for blinded veterans, with support from American and British electrical firms and leaders.
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London
France
Schuyler S. Wheeler
New York
Montia
Kinga the Hind
Wherler
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da Ampere
N. J
Rovermient
Pr Wheeler
Fran
Art Bearaon
Ma Letish
de. Wheeler
Coun
Zug
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Va Iirge
Preat Uielr
Newlyn Marie
Rene Villory-Radot
Paateur Bungte
Wao
Society of the Friends of Blind Soldiera
Pastor
Verwallles
England
Ure Tete Electreal
Amlled
Wago Wirat
General Electric Company, Ltd
Arthur Kearsen
ISS
Eoldiers
Arthur
Wy Wetson
United States
United Kingdom
Unclear OCR Narrative on Economic Policy and Attire
Fragmentary text appears to critique or describe clothing and behavior in a historical context. Names, places, dates, and concrete details are largely unreadable, limiting reliable extraction of events or actors. The readable fragments mention attire, measurements, and possible social observation without clear actions or outcomes.
Vast Sales At Ancient Basilica Describe Concrete Ship Plans
The article details a public sale held in a historic basilica with stone corridors and a gigantic wooden horse statue. It notes soldiers and civilians buying personal equipment, while engineers and the Red Cross operate amid a display of ancient relics and new concrete ship plans for future production.
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Nelenboring
Cty
Pallee
Estallis
Soiuer
Bailie
Tyers
New Ship Protection Measures Announced Amid Widespread Prep
Officials unveil a new coating and routing safeguards for merchant vessels amid growing wartime threats. The plan emphasizes layered defenses, coordinated patrols, and rapid deployment of anti-submarine measures to reduce risk to shipping lanes and ensure supply lines remain open.
Basilica Cross Memorial Held At Sunday Service
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a memorial service held Sunday in relation to a Basilica site. References mention Cross and a monument, with unclear names and dates but indicate a religious or commemorative event at a basilica.
Devotion Letters From a Devoted Husband
Fragmentary OCR text reads as a personal note or column about devotion in marriage and a husband’s communications from work. Names and full context are unclear, but tone centers on loyalty, romantic notes, and wartime or office life references.
Sixty Day Course for College Men Readied
The War Department announced a sixty day intensive course to train college men with assistant instructors. It opens July 18 in Plattsburg New York Fort Sheridan Wisconsin and Presidio California. Colleges enrolling at least 109 able bodied students will be invited to select members for the courses. Regular army officers will head the sessions with allied officers and students eligible.
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Washington
Army Training Corps
Plattsburg
N.Y
Fort Sheridan
Peesidio
Cal
War Department
Nnn
Heenlar Army
Gace
More American Soldiers Held in German Prisons
The War Department announced tonight that eight names of American soldiers held in German prison camps have been released, with addresses for two missing. Of the remaining 70, six are from New England, including two from New Haven and one from New England. The announcement notes the men were captured during heavy fighting earlier in the year, amid active military operations in that theater.
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Germany
War Department
Meney
New Eepland
Hughes Probing Aircraft Work In Dayton
Charles Hughes chairman of the general commission probing aircraft work arrived in Dayton to oversee a closed door investigation at the federal building. Officials indicated no statement would be obtainable from them and noted Attorney General Gregory W. would arrive tomorrow.
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Dayton
Charles
Hughes
General Om Suission
Todlowitl
Federal
Lowes
Gregory WO
Lieutenant killed in a tail spin near Belleville
An air plane went into a tail spin near Sente field, killing Lieutenant Kilned, 22, of Alexandria Water Street, and injuring Cadet Lester H. Cox of New York. The crash occurred at about 7 o clock, with the plane plunging to the ground eighty feet away, as reporters from the Cleveland Plain Dealer noted.
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Belleville
Treue
ADL
Fawcett
Tenty
Alexandria
Lester H. Cox
New Yee City
Sente Field
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