Fragmented War Dispatches and Press Critique Across Cities
A garbled historical clipping reviews coverage during a major conflict. It notes Constantinople destruction travels to Greece, a 3000 word dispatch filed in Mitros then London, and critiques byline sensationalism and Hearst influenced reporting. It mentions unreliable war correspondents and overcolored specials.
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Constantinople
Aegean
Mitos
Greece
London
Blonday
Theis
What War Does To Money
A historic note on currency depreciation during the Civil War era describing the pound’s value, greenbacks collapsing after the conflict, the suspension of specie payments, and the near-worthlessness of Confederate money with fortunes collapsing into poverty as paper currency dominated.
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Great Britain
South
Daily News War Correspondents Scoops Challange Censors
The Daily News war correspondents challenge censorship while reporting romance and adventure in the war. Chicago press leaders claim world scoops with Allied coverage reach London. Louis Edgar Drowne, the News man with the Allies, scored a world beat on the British victory on the peninsula.
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Newayeper
Givio
Daily News
Cnts
Bis
Chicago
London
Louis Edgar Drowne
Republican Hass Meeting Urges Party Nominees For City Election
The article calls Osten Republicans to attend a mass convention tomorrow to select candidates for the upcoming municipal election. It condemns misrule under Ogden’s commission system, urges party responsibility, and favors nominees who pledge to public conduct above reproach, opposing hidden deals and “invisible government.”
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Osten
Republicas Party
Party
Becnme
Ogden
Belsy
Triompheta
Tecal
Vetera
Sapire Ta
Democratic
Socialist Party
Gumuhoelog
Car
Himell
Ellba Moot
Wine Policy At Banquet Reveals Table Customs
The secretary of state and his wife faced a discarded grape juice remark while in office. Diplomats were served a mix of juice and water. champagne was excluded from the banquet. Hubert Lansing returned to old customs.
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Quen
Hegan
Hubert Lansing
Private bankers and farm mortgage securities in agriculture
The article argues for private banks to finance farming via farm mortgages through syndicates. It explains private bankers roles in providing capital, buying securities, and forming syndicates to supply funds for railroads and industry, urging similar institutions in America to support farming with secured mortgage financing. It emphasizes the risk, expertise, and public confidence needed for successful bank and syndicate operations.
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Citien
America
Busines
Priveto
Otto Hahn
Kuba, Loth & Company
Caid
Rairoada
Tis
Bimssif
Great Endecall
Adzertigdog
Coures
Dave
Liquor Policy Perspectives Reflected in Diplomatic Debate
A historical excerpt contrasts Bryan and Lansing on liquor service. It notes Bryan and wife resisting liquor serving, upholding duty against demoralizing drink while Lansing argues temperate drinking carries no offense and ignores pressuring constraints. The passage frames diplomatic figures' stance on alcohol hospitality.
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Tom
Bryan
Lancing
William J. Dryan
United States Navy to Build Larger Dreadnought Fleet
The article notes a surge in battleship tonnage before and during the war era. It cites the 14300 ton battleship as a US comparison, the Queen Elizabeth at 27500 tons, and plans for a 32000 ton California class electric ship. It mentions two additional ships authorized and predicts US naval power rising to second place if battleships remain decisive.
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Hritich
United Staten Sous
California
Graster Aimerican
United States
Austria at Wasbicg Aims to Disrupt Munitions Makers
A London arrest of American war correspondent James Archibald and a letter from Baron Duraba reveal Austrian plotting to disrupt munitions production in Bethlehem and the Midwest. The dispatches claim German military attache views the sabotage as vital and suggest using a disciplined figure like Baron Duraba. The piece frames American distrust of foreign influence and calls for stern action against a suspected monopolar lender.
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Austria
Wasbicg
Loren Combs
James E. Archibald
London
Toose
Baron Duraba
Sriting
United States
Bethlehem
Middle West
Morgan
Maron
Capt Alvarez Engages In Final Continuous Oupema Reels
Intense reels labeled as Capt Alvarez are shown today in a continuous run. The event runs with no breaks, featuring dramatic moments and crowd reactions. Al. is noted in program lines, with emphasis on nonstop engagement.
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Alvarez
Ham
Two Men Face Peace Charge After Hermitage Shuffle
Deputy Sheriff Folkman handled a disturbance at the Hermitage in Ogden canyon. Marriott pleaded guilty or not guilty as trial dates were postponed until county attorney and Van Names agree. Accused fought at the Hermitage dance hall entrance where Van Names, as doorkeeper, said Marriott assaulted him for entry without a ticket.
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Hermaltage
Ogden Canyon
Folkman
Marriott
van Names
Hermitage Dance Hall
van Namee
Marsiott
Ucket
Securities Close Steady Amid Mixed Market Tone
London markets show securities steady with little Wall Street lead. In Omaha livestock, receipts reach 9600 with cattle and hog categories mixed. western cattle, Texas steers, and calves posted varied prices. Sugar prices in New York stay steady with futures opening quiet and little change by noon.
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London
American Securi Ues
Wall Street
Omasha
Omata
Etrady
Texas
New York
Confectioners
Market Notes and Grain Prices From Chicago and London
The report notes a lower tendency in early markets with September futures foreshadowing a weaker tone in London at 90 14c and December around 90 1 2c, with clere firm at 34 and oats values including No. 2 yellow and standard oats. Also cited are rye No. 2 at 3c, timothy and clover prices, plus pork and rib values. Chicago hogs faced supply pressure with 238 left from last night, cattle weak on quality, and sheep and lambs abundant for current demand.
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London
Chicago
Timothy Jenason
Timot
Wheat Prices Decline Amid Weather Pressures and Low Demand
Chicago grain markets show wheat slipping from open losses to modest retreats as September and December futures drift down amid favorable harvest conditions. Receipts in the northwest rise with improving weather while oats hold firm and provisions weaken. weak export demand weighs on prices overall.
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Chiesa
Quiet Holiday Leads to City Court Sentences
Police report a quiet double holiday with all those brought to trial under local ordinances receiving full sentences or fines. John Snow and Charles Kelly were among ten arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct with varying penalties, while several others had bail forfeitures.
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Towesty Ordnances
John Snow
Paine
Charles Kelly
Iqnor
Kelly
Walter Gregory
James Sullivan
Harness
Fred Hood
C. Wiliams
Can Oy
Ulab
Wells Marriott
John van Names
Wefeddants
World markets react to sinking liner as stocks wobble
New York reports further unrest amid fresh fears of expanded war and trading disruption. Prominent securities show minor losses with copper and steel reacting to headlines while the dollar steadies and railways report light activity amid unsettled markets.
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New York
Reading
Boys Escape Then Rob Store Before Capture
Last night Nele Johnson and Charles Gerlan, inmates at the State Industrial School, escaped the institution around 7:35 p.m. They reached the Weaver store at 2284 Washington Avenue by prying a rear window, stole candy, gum, tobacco, pipes, canned meat, and pennies, and spent the night in a residence lawn before attempting to head toward Salt Lake City. They were sighted near Hilltop by W. C. Smith after morning.
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Nele Johnson
Charles Gerlan
Tate
Willian
Weaver
Washington Avenue
Imkop
Bamberger
Oyden
Glens
Im- Ata
Salt Lake City
W. C. Smith
Juvenile suspects caught after brief station pursuit
Lt Balian and Pred Wolssyer chased across a short distance to stations. The boys grabbed stolen goods, arousing suspicion and leading to an easy capture. They were brought to Ogden on the 10 o'clock train and searched at the station. Most loot was found on them, two items missing. They were taken to the school at noon by Superintendent Hinckley.
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Balian
Pred Wolssyer
Glao
Loren
Piy Chau
Warda
Ty Slate
Ogden
Bamberger
Charles Pincock
Chantlear Gry Nelson
Amiga and Earles Dramatic Evening and Recital Ad
A scattered 1920s style page notes an evening featuring Anita Stewart and Earls Willacy in The Mania and My Lost One, plus a Donady Filla stage piece. An organ recital by Prof. Whitaker is advertised. Several lyric snippets and musings on a Waltz finale fill the page.
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Aldbra Tomorow
Anita Stewart
Earls Willacy
Donady Filla
Ty Prof. Whitaker
Puther and a Flog Exchange in a Quirky Quote
A fragmentary toy dialogue quotes Puther speaking of a flog as a man willing to start a febt while someone else handles the details. The source text conveys a whimsical, cryptic exchange with unfamiliar terms and odd phrasing.
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Washington
Gta
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