Paper sale and ownership shift in town politics
Local press reports a planned transfer of ownership and management of a paper from C H Smith and others to local investors led by W P Clinger in Tidicote. The deal, valued around 10000, aims to move control to new regime and shape future editorial stance while preserving ties with Republican interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genuereay
Wyerex County
Wagane
Mc-Ino Warren Mirror
UAC
Everal
Sj Eisenherd
Suepu
Seceriamn
Walker
Metards
Suu Albrecht
Spree
Melaren
En Sp. Vor 1
Tiujoute
Eazazed
Dewepaper Bualfag
Nova
Eta
Arkest
Hfoneuk
Bae Corporatioin
C.H. Smith
Breck Shite
German High Command Changes on Western Front
Word from Paris reports Field Marshal von Mackensen given full command of German forces on the Western Front under the crown prince. He replaces prior leadership as Germany strengthens its offensive in the Allies’ long autumn drive while coordinating with German army leaders and central operations across the front.
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Jenstern
Marat
Germen
Alliea
Ottonalve
Marabal von Mackeminen
Serbia
Etd
Von
Paris
Somme
Vranch
Inchiefly
Pate
Tha
Araiat Wage
van Vallitr
Aroagune
Infants Paralysis Cases Reported in Philadelphia Area
Twelve new infantile paralysis cases confirmed in Philadelphia and surrounding counties with several deaths. Officials urge closing Sunday shops and churches to protect children under eighteen during the outbreak. Police issue directives ahead of street carnivals and related events to curb gatherings.
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Sparta
Daly
Prolonk
Tobayene
Eunos Viewhend
Philatelphia
Palladsmia
Dietark
Waverly
Headford
Bebr Run
Fayette County
Newvile
Buaberland
Gontesville
Chester County
Scranton
Wana
Hughes
Philadylphii
Infantiia
Baralgate
Raporton Haro
Tataty
Mrice
Public Health and Charities
Sequeterd
Philadelphia Rlererien
Delayed Action on Corrupt Practices Measure Reflects Senate Gridlock
Warbington August 17 reports Senate leaders cling to a gridlocked session as Senator Gwene pushes a corrupt practices bill. Republicans seek to clear shipping and revenue bills while Democrats threaten opposition. Clipped notes show talks of postponement and potential adjournment as both sides maneuver.
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Warbington
Senate
Gwene
Praua Nu
Enmngresg
Owfone
Enowen
Congress
Railway tensions and arbitration battles shake government talks
Washington reports depict a high-stakes railway labor crisis with President Wilson pressuring railroad presidents to address arbitration, employe summit limits, and a possible pause in cabinet meetings as talks aim to avert a nationwide work stoppage. Meanwhile Italy reels from a deadly Adriatic earthquake sequence affecting Rimini and surrounding towns, causing extensive damage and loss of life.
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Lana Gude
Selee
Sita
Dunias
Moraibe
Oryder
Argent
Wyliaca
Jolind
Samutteediy
Wistvat
Oelock
Washington
Wiloga Har
Dstan Cor
Wilson
DenHark Divided Over Sale of Islands
Fragmented Danish political debate on cession of Danish West Indies inflames division among DenHark factions. Observers note government propels a provocative plan while opposition signals resistance, fearing loss of strategic territory and national prestige amid offshore asset talks.
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Denhark
President Wilson Vetoes Army Appropriation Bill
Washington Aug 19 President Wilson vetoed the army appropriation bill and sent a lengthy message to Congress outlining the action. The measure included provisions regarding Marines not being subject to certain laws of war, and the administration sought revisions. The House and Senate acted in response with debate and expected motions, aiming to reconcile the bill with war provisions before final passage.
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Wiian Todas
Dinin
Ima
WNIC
Iit
County fair scene turns deadly as scaffold collapses
At the temporary grandstand area of the county fair, a structure collapsed injuring several and leaving two missing. Emergency crews cordoned the site as a crowd of thousands gathered amid chaos and confusion at the Shen section of the grounds. Police and investigators launched inquiries into the accident.
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Tnmigat Shen
Trawabull
Bie
Bidachar Ceuta
Plague Containment Efforts Amidst Global Outbreak
Officials urge quarantine and travel restrictions as over 11 000 cases are reported worldwide. Health authorities discuss prevention measures, interstate travel precau tions, and the need for uniform policies to curb the epidemic while researchers study transmission and containment strategies.
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Wanraaom
Suseaucun
Pupite
Unite I of
Ceveral
Aginise
Aeaker Aha
Wil
Sureel Boekel Ac
Glennas
Raivision
Ork Conductet OY
Joel Myon
Aed Federal
Seine Ban Guumeon
Etromale
Grand Banks ship rescued by crew from LaPaules and Lisbon
Boston reports a large German merchant ship captured near the Grand Banks by the crew of the Werreniner Sacherm as it traveled from LaPaules France to Liverpool. The vessel, believed to be transporting contraband, was intercepted amid a light wind and only minor injuries were reported among the crew.
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Boston
Deweehland
Grand Hanks Séturiay
Werreniner Sacherm
LaPaules
Franca
Liverfeet
Moder
Muchem
Rat
Aging veteran marches up Pennsylvania Avenue alone
A fragmented account describes an aged veteran marching along Pennsylvania Avenue from the capital toward the treasury. Distant crowds, Union colors, and a medal for gallantry are noted as he passes, with references to police presence and ceremonial honors amid a wartime memory tone.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Aus
Pennsylvanie Avenue
Tolluy
Treasury
Vantary
Tascereke
Tascereke S Denscted They Were Ageing 2 Ghost Tiwan Serguanl Gvha Kirke
Kier
Couricsional
Cumberiant
Soldiers Pay Held Up Until Verification Made
Aug 18 report states soldiers listed for mobilization await identity verification. Adjutant General Thomas J. Slawart said pay is withheld until names are verified or permission granted to strike. Several units faced delays while awaiting confirmation and possible reassignment.
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Gretuw
Thomas J. Slawart
Sorek
Ram
Shan
EABLES AT BUFFALO IN 1917
Savannah August 17 1917 Grand Worthy President Goodcell Sam Bernardina Cal and Buffalo were carded at the 1917 convention of the Grand Lodge of the Patriotic Order of Eagles held at Saginaw Michigan Grand Worthy Chaplain Jover Marty Meteten Codiman Owner elected were Frederick Hughes New York Grand Worthy Vice President I. S. Perry Ban Peanciaco Grand Secretary Tilsenn Hf Dowline Dayton Ohio Grand Storagerer The business of the convention was practically concluded
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Savannah
Goodcell
Sam Bernardina
Cal
Grand Worthy
Bumfalo
Praternal Order of Bales
Maory Je Tem
Saginaw
Mich
Pas Ghoten
Chaylain Jover
Duty and Training Push Through Military Camp Report
Report covers ongoing mobilization and training for a large unit, detailing shipboard and rail movements, recruitment, and equipment issuance. Mentions Captain Teck, Warren Wel, Jacke, and several named officers as part of the push toward readiness and border defense. Includes notes on personnel numbers and stalled or resumed activities amid the broader war effort.
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Richard C. Walker
Stewarts Payo
Wwe
Arstval
Cme
Torment of
Wareret
STP
Southwesiuru
Browgat 12
Johnoy Ramsey
Port Atin
Tin Batbere
Teck Joo Fist
Rowland
Ohio
Wade
Trent
Tuesa
Nak
Silatie
Tuepertion
Vearis
Napece Om
Acima
Menke
Kennedy
Cave Bordwell Irntennis
Ris
Aie
Faranc Siades
Aene Moriana
Lina
Reig
Sara
Tate
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Skat
Buya Paper
Clinger
Tidicote
Orivete
Chicago
Frank
United Marine Corps
Tom South Stuty
New Finkd Marshalls
Pet
Towten Arion
EERIE
Gare Diamacesee
Ai Ero Caines New Rowands
Avac
Ka Phila
Moerate
Daite
Owens Bill
Wilsee
Pista
TALON
Ofilala Hopi
Tioelotk
Rimini
Ube
Adriatte
Ancona
Aina
SER Construction Ar
Perusa
THE
Grand Banks
Trau
Guarantine Aguluet
Ford Elup
Gmte
Pittebureh
Dhe
Heaith
Childean Oder
Webber
Eusial Zanpactay
Jobin Kirk
Eables
Buffalo
Camp Stewart
Mikes
SeLoreRa
Papas Anaiou
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