Submarine Deutschland Starts for Home at Newport News
Reports say the German submarine Deutschland drifted down the eastern Chesapeake coast toward Cape Henry and was towed toward Baltimore. Officials expected it to anchor near Newport News for several days, with German officials and shipping lines signaling future contact as U S observers watched from shore.
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Feu Recruits Secured Ay Co Wheelock Opens Office
Four recruits have been secured for Company S as Col Wheelock opened his office in the Army. Recruits will be sent to mobilization orders from his superior. Several inquirers from Young and Siko are admitted to enter the barracks as the recruiting drive continues.
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Osage Indians Wealth and Oil Richness Spotlighted
A 1922 government note outlines Osage per capita wealth near $21,000 while marking oil and mineral wealth on tribal lands. It details land allotments under a new division and anticipated income from oil leases, totaling tens of millions in aggregate value and tax receipts as the tribe holds vast reserves across hundreds of thousands of acres.
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Pennsylvania Soldiers to Vote in November Amid War Strain
Pennsylvania soldiers ordered to vote in November as relief efforts widen, with commission to organize and oversee absentee ballots. The article notes mobilized troops, state authorities, and expected locations in Washington and other capitals, detailing procedures and addresses for ballot processing. It mentions named states providing aid to sufferers and indicates ongoing wartime voter participation plans.
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Railroad Men Push Strike Vote Amid Tough Negotiations
An estimated 100000 railroad workers, members of brotherhoods, prepare for an eight hour day battle. Counting ballots shows near unity. a formal vote result is expected Saturday or holiday. If approved, a nationwide walkout could occur to pressure management.
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Chicago
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United States Troops Fight Mexican Outlaws In Border Area
Military action reported near Bore Bancock as U S troops clash with Mexican outlaws. Reinforcements arrived at a key position while patrols along the border continued. The fighting involved regulars and irregulars with gunfire seen near the Masaachat Sette region and reports of trenches and skirmishes across the border.
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Bore Bancock
Jeane
Gwealana Piso
Receivership ruling amid partial reversal in Champson case
A receivership petition related to Champson was upheld in part but denied in other parts by Judge Van Swenringen. The decision touched on property, surcharges, and potential annointment of Beekers, with a modest property value noted at about $70,009 within the contested proceedings.
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Ricklayer Convention Shamelin Opens In Madonna Plasterers
The opening of the 15 samalarate conection at the inter fationst Beichinvers in Madonna Plasterers drew a large attendance as Bargess Zone Drumthol Seltoming organized the event yesterday.
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Madonna
Bargess Zone
Dale Pater
Heavy fighting reported as fronts clash amid Picardy action
Copy describes resumed French and British offensives around Picardy and the Somme with heavy fighting, gains and losses, and ongoing bombardments. Mentions German and Austro‑Hungarian forces, Allied advances on both sides of the Somme, and war activity near notable rivers and towns, signaling volatile front conditions.
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Physical Director Wales of Y M C A Resigns
The Physical Director Wales of the Y M C A has resigned his post to take a similar role with the YMC. He cites a larger opportunity and says his home remains with Wales, expressing best wishes to the organization. He served since 1902, contributing to the physical work and efficiency of the association.
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Youth Cleared For Military Service Amid Court Action
Clarence W. Canning and Percy Luweau seek to place a youth in military service through guardianship. Doctors advised a minor’s exemption for a muster but a corrective operation and court orders allowed further proceedings. Col. Wheelock supported the age allowance and efforts continued for enlistment while health exams and legal steps proceeded.
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Samain Bardwell
Lacie Sam
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Wheelock
Forest Fires Rage in Northern Michigan Reports
Fragmented OCR describes widespread forest fires in northern Michigan amid hot weather. Mentions firefighters or authorities coordinating efforts, with references to a large area and potential impacts on property and safety as the situation develops.
Explosive Plant to Close with Worker Transfers Planned
A wartime order shuttering an explosives plant prompted by foreign demand will halt operations within ten days. About 230 workers will lose jobs as departments shift to other Emporium and Mount Union plants. Supervisors cited retooling needs and the Aetna Explosive Company’s restructuring as reasons, with uncertainty over reemployment. Local officials indicated transfers to Mount Eaton works and other sites may occur, while questions linger on the plant’s future use and its capacity adjustments.
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Europe
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Feiseburg
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Aetas Company
New Engineering Company Formed Under Portaville Leader
A new firm of engineers is formed with a unit at Tee Ave and Ge Usuovery TiO. The organization, led by a Portaville-appointed official, will oversee patents and theater orders while expanding through January. Details on names and exact operations remain limited.
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Portavilte
Oma
Peth
Sudden Accident Victim Found in New York Barr
Fragmented report notes a sudden accident with a victim named Meg York and others missing. The text references a New York barr and roads, with unclear details about explosives and a suspect or witness.
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Meg York
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New York
Howe
Three Dead After WW Auto Crash
Fragmented OCR summary notes a fatal car crash in wartime Britain with three dead and multiple injuries. Details are unclear but reference to a sleet incident and a passenger loss suggests a sudden impact. Officials and witnesses are mentioned along with possible road hazards and a vehicle failure.
Plague cases rise in Hareisbure area report
A chaotic note reports new plague cases in Hareisbure with fragmented names and locations. It mentions recent patient counts and cites officials Mam Philacelebia and Hristot Seaman while noting ongoing measurements and public health concerns.
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Ambrinee Sud Hristot
Seaman
Lusertie
Three Cases in Philadelphia Reported in City
Three new cases of an illness were reported in Philadelphia on Tuesday. Local health officials noted the cases involve a young girl and two other individuals, with authorities investigating possible causes and seeking preventatives.
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Philadelphia
Five Deaths Reported as New COVID Case Surges Rise
A chaotic OCR fragment notes a surge in daily deaths and new cases, with references to five deaths and a spike in infections. The garbled text mentions numbers such as 129, and an unclear report of daily totals and cases. The piece lacks coherent names or places but implies rising fatalities and case counts.
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