After World War I Indemnity Debt Threat Discussed
The text discusses potential postwar indemnity terms and the risk of crushing Germany with reparations. It cites Berlin Vorwaerts as estimating debt and expenses could total about 625 million dollars annually, highlighting a grim financial burden for the German empire and harsh consequences for the Allies if terms are intolerable.
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Germany
Berlin
The Cunning Apologia Public Debate Over Media Bias
A historic city paper defends its stance against big interest pressure, asserting editorials serve public duty. It denounces accusations of political intrigue while praising honesty and warning readers about concealed political influence and subsidized campaigns.
Proper Attitude of Foreign Bork and German-Americans
George W Beckecretary of the German Embassy rebukes German-Americans who remain citizens. He cites constitutional oaths and insists foreigners who cannot pledge allegiance to the United States should renounce U.S. citizenship or face treason charges. The call reflects heated wartime rhetoric on loyalty and dual allegiance.
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George W
United States
Terms of Peace Proposal Reported Postwar Document
A contested postwar peace proposal attributed to Germany is described, claiming plans to partition Poland and grant kinships and equal rights to Jews while restoring various territories. The text suggests German aims to redraw borders, dismantle Polish independence, and assign parts of Russia and Arabia to German influence, with references to reparations and contested sovereignty.
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Germany
Wader Geran
Offartor Romante
Keasarabiaca
Generada
Lia
Germeny
Dsl
Hum
Iearapa
Alles
Orozco a Prominent Leader in Mexican Revolution
The article traces Pascual Orozco’s rise as a notable figure in the Mexican Revolution, noting his shifting loyalties from Madero to Huerta and his multifaceted alliances. It touches on the peril faced by teachers and followers during the upheavals, and hints at foreign troops stationed in the area as changes unfolded.
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General Onozoco
Butte Post
Mexico
Pascual Orozco
Diez
Oporca
Huerta
Ill
NighUng
Grecco
United States
The Great Adventure and Elder Writings Remembered
An elderly editor at eighty reflects on death and the coming voyage beyond life with calm courage. His meditation echoes themes of writing, mystery, and the final passage, as readers are reminded of faith, hope, and the unknown beyond the bar. An accompanying note announces a 2 reel Charlie Chaplin comedy at the REX tonight.
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Lytian Abbott
Outlook
Ble Jong
Aefal
Esa
REX Tonight
Chas. Chaplin
REX
Forest money for 600 roads distributed to western states
Large sums from the national forest receipts for the year ending June 29 will be allocated to Arizona Idaho Nevada Utah and Wyoming. Disbursements include 26 percent for roads and schools and 10 percent for roads and trails maintenance with state figures listed for each category and state.
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National Forest
Koeipp
Forest Service
Atizona
Idaho
Nevada
Utes
Wyoming
Arizona
Utah
Wromley
Chaplin at REX Tonight in Silly Comedy Show
Charley Chaplin stars in a two reeler comedy at the REX tonight. The brief misadventure features mistaken plates and witty banter over a guest's caviar sandwiches as a playful farce unfolds around a grand plan.
Wrights Continue Early Closing
Owing to many expressions unfavoring Saturday Closing, Wrights Continue Early Closing for September. Store hours stay seven o'clock on Saturdays to ease shopping as days grow shorter. Management cites customer support and rising sales, urging patrons to complete Easter or autumn shopping before seven.
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Elore
W. Fl. Whiout & Sone CO
Prelates Return to Their Homes After Installation
Balt Lake Sept 3 Priests and prelates from across the United States begin to depart after the installation of High Rev. Joseph Glass at Salt Lake. Prominent church leaders including Most Rev. Folwart J. Mansa archbishop of San Francisco and Most Rev. Alexander Coralia archbishop of Oregon City, with Bishop Carroll of Helena, will travel home after informal gatherings and visits to local sites. Clergy members toured Galtald and the Utah Copper mines, expressing interest in training operations at Binghan land and the valley views from the lake.
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Balt Lake
Triests
United States
Joseph
Glass
C. At
D. D
Bonday Serrites
Folwart J. Mansa
Archbishhop
San Francisco
Bishop Glass
Alezenter Coralia
Oregon City
Carroll
Helena
Arch
Hanna
Ogden
Iter
A. If
Cotter
Hofel Utah
Bisbop Carll
Nor F
McCarthy
Freeno
Thomas A. Lilley
Los Angtes
Pather Raphael Pubr
Gardeca
Cal
J. A. Neardon
Long Beach
Apne J. FitzGerstd
Nedlands
Binghan Land
T. J. FitzGerald
Fiedtends
E. A. Kirk
Los Angeles
A. Rearson
F. X. Decker
Ontario
California
State militia called in at St Regis Paper mill
Officials of St Regis Paper Co applied to Governor Whitman to call out the state militia for duty at the St Nest Paper Mill in Deferiet New York. Last night votes were taken at the mill to authorize action. Shots were fired through windows and telephone wires cut as strikers clashed with workers. Sheriff Meamer of Jefferson County says about thirty men have been charged.
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Walertown
N.Y
Whitman
St Regia Paper Company
St. Nests
atrikera_ Sheriie
Jefferson County
Carlin Nev Destructive Fire Destroys Home and Beloved Resident
A Carlin house fire destroyed the residence of Mrs D G Moreheart, with the daughter of Mr Lane among the victims. Mrs Lane died Monday. funeral was held Wednesday. Fire started when Mrs Lane dropped a lamp, causing burns to her clothes and severe injuries to others. Building and contents valued at 254 to 1000, no insurance.
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Last Tuesay
CB. Kappler
Carlin
Lst Niaht
Sertoun
Sir. Lane
Mre
D. GO. Moreheart
Lane
Sane
Tire
Efron
Mende
Tane
Child Culture Club Stages Orm at Open
The drama Cousin Kate will be staged at the Orpheum Theatre on September 38 by the Child Culture Club. Directed by Xferon Olsen he will play the leading male role. Funds from the event support a patient for Ogden children.
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Child Culture Club
Orm
Kate Will Bey
Orpheum
Focal Talent
Child Cults Club
Xferon Olsen
Earoy
Ogdener
Accused Wife Directs Funeral For Dr Mohr
Elizabeth Tiffany Wier Mohr, released on $10,060 bond, directs her husband Dr. C Franklin Mohr s funeral after being separated for months. Police guard the home as detectives search a brook for evidence related to the murder amid a claim of her innocence and a tale by three alleged hired killers.
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Elizabeth Tiffany Dale Mehr
Mohr
Daclarse
Gibe
Mouve
Cushing
Erasty
Barger
Ahe
George WY
Heals
Victor Brown
Privatcien
Brown
Healts
Henry Apelman
Providence
M. L. Bept
C. Franklin Mohr
Elizabeth Tiffany Wier Mohr
Nayatt
Marrington
Arthur Cushing
12 Piece Orchestra at the qtheniben Saturday
A 12 piece orchestra performs at qtheniben on Saturday offering a varied program. Local residents are invited to attend this community music event featuring ensemble strings winds and brass in a public concert.
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Qtheniben
Probate Matters In District Court Display Cautions
In Judge Harris's division this morning the presale calendar was disposed of. The estate of Horace El Peery, deceased, sale of perceptual property can proceed. Petition for retirement of servant and distribution granted to the master of the estate of Sylvester Nead, deceased. Estate of John C. Guilvan, deceased, petition for partial distribution granted. The petition to terminate titling in Janet File’s estate is noted.
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N. J. Harris
District Court
Horace EL Peery
Can Cran
Sylvester
Nead
John C. Guillvan
Janet
Probate records and London exchange notes in 1900s column
The report details probate actions for the estates of Wallace T. Waskburn and Charles F. Middleton with executors named, surviving relatives appointed, and bond figures. It also summarizes erratic American exchange activity in London, including a nervous market, unsettled Treasury quotations, and rough shifts in prices, alongside livestock and commodity prices and stock market notes.
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James A. Wright
Wallace T. Waskburn
Dre
Martha Washburn
Charles F. Middleton
Reuben J
Rachel Biddleton
Captain Halstead Dorey Leads Major Millionaire Network
A garbled passage lauds Captain Halstead Dorey and a group described as wealthy men from across the country. It mentions U.8. and references a camp, college year, and personal service with emphasis on protection and notable status in a “Who’s Who” context. The text is fragmented but centers on leadership of affluent individuals and a protective, credentialed circle.
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Halstead Dorey
U. 8
Berting
Maillionaires Thas
Pitanes
Monty Senteen
Inorgomeé Msn
Lon
Tennessee lands men in Haiti in force aboard cruiser Tennessee
Cap Helden May Sept 3 The American cruiser Tennessee arriving from Philadelphia debarked 100 artillerymen with machinesunit today. General Cacos and his followers refused to lay down arms and headed toward Tilncha and fGanalers. Troops remained outside the city to sever communications with the interior.
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Cap Helden
Tennessee
Philadelphia
Cacos
Feader
Tilncha
Sam Bernard in Poor Schultz at Albam Theater
Sam Bernard appears in Poor Schultz at the Albam this bra Sunday and Monday, presenting a comic stage performance likely drawing local theatergoers.
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Sam Bernard
Schultz
Albam
Market Upturn Buoys Trading in Early NY Session
Ureg alertness rose in early trading with declines in some specialties and sector differences. London developments caused mixed signals as New York exchange recovered about ten cents while major American issues slipped slightly in London. United States Steel activity stood out with 2500 shares trading and a modest gain amid unsettled conditions.
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London Exchange
London
American Exchange
New York
Acme
United States Steel
Chicago Grain Market Sees Mixed Wheat and Corn Moves
Chicago notes show Wheat futures drifted with Septem ber at 97 1-2 to 37 Stc and Dec at 3 3-4 to Str while Slay held around 97 3-4. Corn opened mixed with Sept at 72 1-2 to 72 1-2 and Dec near 69 3-4 amid favorable Northwest weather and cautious selling by commission firms.
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Chicago
Tha Bulse
Sterling Exchange
Shorts
Fragmentary Historic Rail and Steel Company Names List
A fragmented OCR listing multiple railroad and industrial company names and stock references. Includes American Can, Amoco style lines, California Petroleum, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, Denver & Rio Grande, Great Northern, Lehigh Valley, Missouri Kansas Texas, New York Central, Reading, Southern Pacific, Texas Company, Union Pacific, Water Steel, Copper mentions, and other varied corporate terms. No coherent narrative or dated event identified.
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Meek
Amer, Smell, & Refining
American Bugar
American Tel
Telsata
Ansconda Minto
Atchtoon
Haltimere & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
California Petroleum Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
MIL & St
Paul
Colorado Tuel & Iron
Denver & Rio Grande
Bid
Great Northern
Texas Company
Union
Western Union Alle Chalmera Crucible Stee
American Locomotiv
Caldwin
Bethlen-w
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