Portland greeters convention tied to Boston dates and arrests
A miscued Nashville style item notes an alleged arrest of a 19 year old recruit by detectives J. Hebson and Wallett. It shares fragmented travel and hotel references for a Greeters convention heading to Portland, Oregon with connections to a Boston gathering opening June 6. Birth announcements and a court case continuance are sparsely mentioned alongside local business ads and wedding licenses.
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Cangleton
Hebson
Wallett
Moorett
Bir
Cape
Tis
Dostana
National Association of Greeters
Portland
Ore
Grettesa
Oregon City
Mucsin
Join Lynch
New Treaty Hotel
Charlee A. Sebreiter
M. K. Fleming
Multnomah
Jarra W. Huolack
Marton
Salem
E Metagay
Imperial
Scouts Plan Grasshopper Control Across California
San Francisco May 11. Boy Scouts join volunteers and university agricultural staff to map grasshopper breeding grounds across California to prevent crop damage. Five men from the University of California join the effort, surveying fields and advising farmers on early control measures to curb migrations.
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San Francisco
California
Noain
Aelda
Acricaiinpal Dey Partmient
University of Cahtarnia
Ile Snes Rm
No injunction to stop the draft in Kansas City May 58
A damaged notice reports a court action seeking an injunction to halt the draft. The fragment mentions the draft act and grounds tied to labor law and gender, with garbled phrases and unclear names.
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Kansas City
Leke Luet
Tate
Message 15 Sent to the Russians War Warning
President Wilton released a confidential Tuselan government document detailing the United States war plan and potential allied actions. Moscow officials received a cautious briefing while Metrograd sources say publication is being blocked. Washington awaits further disclosures.
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Warhington
Wilton Ban
Ataten
Nursian
Jhassedor Fravets
Metrograd
Washington
House Renews Censorship War In Congress
Wabington May 21 The long drawn out debate over newspaper censorship continued today as party lines emerged. Republicans opposed the proposed conference report on the espionage act while Democrats supported it. The plan would bar willful disclosure of military information but allow the president to designate what could be published. Jury trials would be permitted for violators.
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Chonce
Lexan Ilepublicans
Couy
Prince Udine Warns of War in Senate Address
In a Senate speech Prince Udine laments Europe’s agony and the barbarous sacrifices of art and industry during war. He condemns the violence, slavery, and destruction inflicted on conquered lands and questions how civilizations can justify such acts while defending liberty and independence. He recalls America’s ideals guiding its efforts and warns of opportune indifference amid industrial priority.
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Washington
Udine
Fy Bald
Europe
Gaiall
Ariel
Delrium
General W. H. L. King Returns From Funeral
General W. H. L. King arrives back from a funeral and holds a private conference with Judge Weharm Theertator La in Onegin. Details are unclear due to the damaged text and fragmented OCR.
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United States
Benaton Willian
Tere
Onegin
Ae Bartetaker
Rasmussen Mrs death notice and funeral details
The notice lists several individuals including families Rasmussen and Mire, with references to deaths in Osdon and Mort Watley at Bedelite. It notes services and burial plans to be held Friday, with a morning service at Pom in the Parkin and Bae chapel and a burial at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Rasmussen
Mrs Biemriita
Fiea
Herbert
Whrebwrraht
Osdon
Wal
Shink
Birk White
Parkin & Bae
Mtortient
Five autos delayed on westward trip to Ogden
Five automobiles from Ban Frat jelaco bound for Ogden arrived after delays caused by severe Nevada road conditions following storms. The party, traveling via the East Portland Trail and Lincoln Highway through Utah and Wyoming, was accompanied by the big Moreland truck. They halted at Ogden Country Club and Weber Club before resuming to the fair. They do not expect to attend the St Louis advertising convention.
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Ban Frat Jelaco
Dro
Ag” Club
Nevada
Eaat
Oortland Trail
Lincoln Highway
Utah
Wyoming
Ogden
Ogden Country Club
Weber Club
St. Louie
Nam
Howe Guards Entertained Friday Night at Armory
The Stane Guard members will be entertained Friday night at the Armory with wrestling and boxing exhibitions. Doors will close to all enemies of the Guard as well known athletes perform. Captain Charles Macton arranges the evening of sport and entertainment.
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Dtlil
Flarberteen
Tarberthon
Charles Macton
No Freight Delivery After Saturday Afternoon
Fragmented notice mentions freight delays and shifted delivery times on Saturdays. References to stations, schedules, and impacted routes appear garbled, but indicate a change in service affecting Eaton Tae ceil and related parties. Specific dates and names are unclear due to text degradation.
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Eaton
Penver & Tie Grane
Bogan & Wyke
Reman Arrested on Battery Charge at Orden Packing Plant
Oscar B. Johnson, a fare man at Orden Packing and Provision, was arrested this morning by Detective Robert Chambers on a battery charge. The complaint was sworn by George Mocas, a former employee, who says Mocas quit Saturday and demanded pay owed. an argument followed and Johnson allegedly injured him badly. The plant secretary notes most workers favor the new schedule with extra half hour Fridays and early Saturday close at 2 p.m.
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Oscar B. Johnson
Orden Packing and Provision Company
Robert Chambers
George Mocas
J Stelke
Mucas
Johnson
8. G. Jensen
Shop Band Makes Hit On Nevada Cutting Shop Band Hit
Rejoicing at Southern Vaciic shops as band members return from Time. Olden ball players beat the Nena team yesterday before about 700 spectators. Other Omenites expected to travel home by train No. 10. Hospital team and band plan to train with the Teco people.
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Nena
Euina Hemo
Old coins sell for ten thousand in San Francisco
Two local San Francisco businessmen bought a collection of 2000 old coins from the Society of California Pioneers for 8000 and recently sold two for 410,000, hoping to realize about 50,000 more on the remainder. The sensational case drew public attention as thousands viewed the affair, with officials seeking remedies amid mounting interest and controversy over the coin sale.
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San Francisco
Calfornis
United States
McAdocadie Troachy
Kune Agi
US Way
Metropolitan Life agents mobilize for Liberty Loan drive
George TD. Benneit, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company superintendent, announces restructuring to canvass policyholders and the public for Liberty Loan subscriptions. Agents will wear blue Liberty Loan ribbons, with 1,500 field representatives nationwide and guidance to contact local banks or the Treasury for submissions. President Wilson sent a telegram praising the effort.
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George TD. Benneit
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York City
Atatiska
Slekreas
Ln Ogdep
Federal Tezert Bank
Trencury Departaive
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Delax
Healey Flek
Corpags
Bread with Goan Syrup as a Diet Bread
An old promotional piece extols bread as essential for energy and efficient feeding. It promotes bread with corn syrup as a high calorie carbohydrate spread, claiming quick energy, especially for workers, and urges eating more bread with syrup for energy and power.
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New York
Russians repulse attacks in Caucasus and Mesopotamia fronts
Dispatch from Tethogiad May 31 reports Russian Caucasus forces repelling multiple enemy assaults at several points and along the Mesopotamian front. Telegraphic message notes continued combat operations and allied reports of offensive setbacks for the opposing side.
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London
Russian Caucasus
Anay
Hoeille
Arnieals
Disloyalty Punished in Clintland Conscript Charge
In Clintland on May 3, Andrew Anderson was fined $24 and sentenced to thirty days in jail for attempting to aid the enemy during conscription. The court noted the charge as disloyalty and conducted the trial with standard procedures.
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Clintland
Serderly
Andrew Anderson
Strike Vote By OWS For June 10 Concludes Plethora Of Grievances
The Southern Pacific railroad strike vote by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, the Order of Railroad Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will conclude on June 10. Readings summarize grievances including rejection of cooperative board, retirement issues, minimum day rules, unfair rule dispensations, mileage increases, mediation delays, terminal rights, extra lists, and precedent for settlements affecting engine, train and yard crews.
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Southern Pacife
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Engi
Chicago
Disrecard
Eogtacera
Company
Dalating
Aremen
Clalia
Ch Polnt
Scott
Senate Substitutes House Food Bill Amid Protests and Amendments
Washington news reports the Senate replacing the Gore bill with the House passed measure plus the Poinder amendment to curb improper food stories. It details amendments, including prohibitions on shipping food waste at sea and actions on keeping prices stable, with Senator Falley proposing a ban on unintentionally boiling foods and Store's claim about coffee and bananas being destroyed to protect prices. Port and labor notes indicate a hoisting and portable engine wage of 76 cents an hour in Baltimore.
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Washington
Senate
Gore
House
Poiadetter
Wadaworth
Fal
United States
Senator Store
Utah Stocks Review From Local Miners Exchange
Quiet trading on the local mining exchange with multiple cargos and bids. Alta Con at 23 1 2 c, Dig Four 83 c to 1 1 2 c, Columbus Rexall 39 1 2 c, Crown Point 33 4 c, Silver King around 3 80, West Toledo 4 4 c, and several others showing varied bids and sizes. Trading mentions Colorado Con 18 1 7 c, Deseret National bids, First National and other banks noted with bid prices.
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Iocad
Alta Con
Dig
Columbus Rexall Chanerd
Carditt
Judge Mining Exchange
Michigan- Witsh
Paloma
Silver King Co
Tintle Standard
Alta
Shey Braver Copper
Ste. Columbus Resall
Colorado
Ise
Crown Point
Vardi
Jarge “Mining & Smelting
LTA Morlzantrah
Quincy
Ihr
Venice
Con
Hotoma
Fico Argentine
South
Hecta
PA Parc Om
Market Roundup and Stock Movements Across Regions
World markets show mixed activity with gains in American Sugar and several rail and tobacco issues. Chicago wheat bears bearish crop outlook, corn aided by rainfall concerns, oats firming, and cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts mixed at major centers. Live stock prices reflect modest shifts while sugar and financials hold steady in New York and Chicago cash markets.
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Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Otle
Ralna
Priess Rosa
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Mitchell Bros
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City Cemetery
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Alita Jimmy Hoggan
M. Talshoro
Celfornia
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F. A. Hubb
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Ater
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Magen
Salt Lake
Trypbree F.layton
Layton
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Jennie S. Nelson
Kayaville
James Coat and Tee Co
Surs Coal Company
Western Matine Plow Company
Kooper Coal and Lumber Company
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Denti, Eccles Bldg
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Sones Coat and Ice Co
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W. HL King
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Insurance Company
Liberty Loan
OTT Pa Spa
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Altimore
J. A. Hogle & Co
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Gank
Cormercia National
Deseret National
Deseret Savings
Vativera and
Stockgrowers
Virst National
Arked
Firat National
Lagan
Viret National
Wrizhan
Mevernick & Uo
Merchante
Cuba
South Corto Rico
American Tobacco
Tobacco Products
Baldwin Locomotive SK
American Car
Iarvester
Marina
Induateral Alcohol
Federal Graeting
Aperlor
Gulf States Stare
Barrett Company
Onle
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Wealern Pteere
Timothy
Clover
Law
the Republic
National City
Ogden State
Security State
Salt Lake Security & Trust
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Utah Savings and Trust
Walker Brothers
Zion’s Savings and Trust
Cement Securities
Mountain States Telephone
Jose
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Low
Hrat
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Park
Daly
J. Alhogle & CO
M. Geolt, Jr
Ricaldent
Kuduen Ave
Membare Chicago Board of Trade
Balt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Logan & Bryan
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