Travellines Watch Warning Over Infantile Paralysis
Health officials posted notices in Tra Vel lines awaiting area to alert travelers to Pennsylvania entry. Dr Schmehl received orders to keep two care ful watch as infantile paralysis cases prompt caution. Authorities warn the public to avoid risk, while noting no confirmed cases locally yet.
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Pennsylvania
W. Bae Company
Schmoll
Amd
Fis A. Gusttrou
Texenad
New York State
Howeewr
Fieak Amner Schmeth
Sint Heath
Venteyivana
New Yorks
New York
Foven
Panny
Tri
Werren
Warresborg Hotel Mar Dead In State Capital
James Rust ausmber of & family died here last night in the state capital after a career spanning politics and hotel ventures. Born in Havenly in 1838, he came to the country as a boy and trained as a seaman before moving into hotel operations. His obituary notes long service to local civic life and mentions surviving relatives.
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Horvisbute
Aime
James Rust
Nosis
Ennai
Haven
Wealy
Ana
Rivas Famille
AGENCIES FACE IMMINENT STRIKE IN DETAILED MEETING
A conference between officials and union leaders failed to avert a looming nationwide strike. Representatives from WG, Treimmen, A. Gareuwon, W. Blowe, and W. Cartas discussed demands, while workers prepared disruptive actions if negotiations stalled.
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W. HI. Lee
WG. Bee
Gareuwon
W. S Blowe
Cartas
Fa Bryer
oMeaia
More State Troops Ordered Into the Federal Service
Harrisburg reports the Adjutant General announces telegrams from the War Department calling Pennsylvanias Thirteenth Infantry and Philadelphia regiments to serve on the border. The Thirteenth is to be sent as a field artillery unit with the First Brigade under General W. G. Brice, while the Philadelphia regiment under Colonel Hamilton Turner heads to the border with detachments. The call, effective August 15, reorganizes artillery units and adds the Thirteenth to the duty, aiming to bolster national defense forces and replace older detachments.
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Harrisburg
War Department
Penneylvania
Philadelphia
Corgeet Hamilton D. Turner
WW. G
Pennsylvania
Mount Greta
Amgsst UK
Aoid Arfinary
Mount Sretha
Preliminary Steps to Avert Railroad Strike
A regional report notes preliminary steps taken to prevent a railroad strike. Federal involvement looms as a decision is expected within days. General Board member GW Hanger queried whether an open approach would be used in discussions led by President Wilson. The board prepared for a second conference of senior presidents later that afternoon.
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Dota
Sway
MEPOBLIGAMS Reject Plan
Washington aug 10 troabtican nenatars after two houra conferenne eoted to reject the Iugldutive gram proposed by the Democratic Eteerian Cornattties to ciaim Con ferem to adjournotors September J
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Eteerian
Cornattties
Ciaim
Flood Devastates Towns as State Mobilizes Rescue Efforts
Widespread flooding leaves many dead and thousands homeless across numerous towns. State militia deployed for rescue operations and relief, with authorities assessing damage and coordinating aid to affected residents.
Bermahs Prepare Zeppelin Flight
In a wartime update from Washington and Constance, reports describe Germany completing work on a new Zeppelin passenger carrier. The 99 foot craft is intended for air raids on Lom and Paris, with heavy payload and rapid baggage handling systems. Details on timing remain unconfirmed.
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Washington
Germany
Lake Constance
Lom Soe
Paris
Gyana
Caos
Potaans
Physical Dhegtor Resigns Amid Turmoil at Board
Ainscene August 10. Hurdice of Chicago resigns from the unconcluded post as director at MC A for the year three years, delivering resignation to the board. The move was accepted amid ongoing deliberations, with formal confirmation expected shortly.
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Ainseine
Hurdice
Chicago
Davai
Trunisen
RINZUA WOMAN MEEES DEATH BY DROWN THE CREEK
A drowning tragedy in a creek near Kulgua claims the life of Amy Pompelio, 21, who was swimming with several attendants when she drifted beyond her depth. Fire Chief Gordon and Coroner Tinareat examined the body and ruled the death accidental.
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Kivelia
Ray B
Pompelio
Rineuo Creek
Yashida
Pomvelig
Gordon
Ulnar
Garwon
Tinareat
Ima Fite
Woodhow Family Narrowly Escape Fire At Home
A Woodrow family barely escaped a house fire noted at 2 20 this morning. The fire damaged a two room frame structure on the Knoll back of the station, with one child saved by leaping from a window to the ground. The family fled into the street as flames consumed much of the interior and furniture. Insurance valued at 7000 may be involved.
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Joe Formas
Woodram
Amazee
Hozé
Woydrow
Derars
Tneches
Parking
Hammond Iron Works Men to Venezuela on Overseas Crew
Four Warren men from Hammond Iron Works will sail tonight for Venezuela to work on a San Lorenzo project. The crew, Edine vencauela and others, will be employed by the Caracas plant of Hammond Iron Works for several months. John son, Iwan Motz, Ley Lucha, and Christenaon are among those sailing from New Brunswick to Trinidad then to Caracas.
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Hammond Iron Works
SERUS
Venezuela
Warren
Edine Ty 'Vencauela
Hammond Iron Forks
Ereet Ineane
San Lorena
Ohrin
Christenaon
John
Iwan Motz
Sai Sali
Finmsusdaime
Caracas
Grinidad
San Lovense
Twenty Thousand Prisoners Captured at Gorizia Fall
Rome reports twenty thousand prisoners captured as the Austro-Hungarian fortress at Gorizia falls to Italian forces. War Office confirms mass seizure of war matériel including batteries and ammunition depots, with ongoing tallies and subsequent increases in reported prisoner counts.
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Gorizia
Rome
Senate Debates On Corrupt Practices Bill At White House
The Senate wrestled with major legislation including the corrupt practices bill and the interstate commerce plan amid stalled progress and a looming end of session. President Wilson faced pressure as Republicans and Democrats clashed over timing and conference maneuvers, while House and Senate committees weighed urgent revenue and appropriation measures.
Were ANS Ane OMS TO SEE RIRGUS AS'TIMES' GUESTS
Fragmented OCR list details ticketing and seating for a local event with names and addresses, mentioning reserved seats and attendees. It reads like a damaged public notice or program fragment with numerous proper nouns, places, and measurements, but is garbled and partly illegible.
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Rirgus
McCormick Plans Maine Trip Amid Campaign Push
M Cormick, Democratic national committeeman, will travel to Maine from New York on August 10 to discuss campaign strategy. He plans to meet leaders in Portland and engage with local party figures as the push to energize supporters continues ahead of the next phases.
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York
Federal Health Service Flags Meeting on Plague
Federal health officials plan a national conference to discuss plague control amid persistent infections. Aimed at improving cooperation, the meeting will gather representatives from eastern states and major agencies to review treatment methods and prevent spread.
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Federal Health Service
Washington
Cervica Vesterdas
Hernas
Teralysis Enileanc
New York
Tewan
Two Hundred Plus Cases Reported Across Cities
Fragmentary report notes more than two hundred cases tied to a health department investigation. Mentions dates, locations Philadelphia Harrishing Scranton and Anteh For, with unclear reference to titled agencies and conditions.
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Dean Cepurred
Riau
Department of Healt Tm
Philadelphia
Harrishing
Sweeuch
Scranton
Anteh
Trolley Car Wreck Injures Several In Pile Up
A trolley car wreck occurred today injuring multiple passengers. Authorities report two sides of a street were blocked as emergency crews responded and cleared the scene.
CO I MAKES A FINE SHOWING AT CAMP STEWART INSPECTION
The report covers members of Company I, under General Clement, during an inspection at Camp Stewart. It notes pay searches, new recruits, and a second allotment of exchange tickets. Soldiers endured heat, with comments on shoes, tents, and gear while observers praised general conduct and morale.
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Clement
Camp Stewart
Gamp Stewart
Riatsenth
Peta Jesivauin
Reo
Mitor Casa
Theo Kiang
Leo Geeta
Aiea
Ambien Ware
Asan
Lagaine
Morderell Daw
Kengretniatica
Ramne
Wheat price surge due to short supply report
Report from Georgia Aug 1 notes a major jump in wheat prices amid shortages. Prices dropped slightly after the Npewine Nags event but rose again to around 11 1/2 cents per bushel for September. Estimated US and World supplies shrink as higher costs and wartime demand squeeze the market.
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Reporete
Geneige Ang
Btatus
Canseniei Bu Srameat Ray
Cangga
United States
Unclear historic report on heat wave and weather risks
Fragmentary item notes extreme heat with lower humidity and high temperatures reaching near 80s, mentions deaths and a city weather office. Adds a tersely garbled line about a secretary nominating someone for a strike or river project, with several garbled proper names and places.
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