Lottsville Case Dominates Warren County Court
A rare crowded Warren court session featured the Gates case verdict not guilty for Merle Gates on larceny charges. The docket moved next to Lottsville rioters Merritt Frank Smith and Emmet Reed, with trial expected to finish today.
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Warren County Court
Gates
Merle Gates
A. W. Nelson
Warren
Ig Commonwealth
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Lottsville
Merritt
Frank Smith
Emmet Reed
G. B. Munn
Eddy
D. A. Arird
Oakland Cemetery
C. Errnest Nelson
Martin Cribbins
E. E. Thompson
State Hospital
Ray R. Tuttle
Kinzua
Seismograph At Georgetown Records Nearby Quake
Washington reports an earthquake estimated to 4.00 miles south of the capital. Georgetown University seismograph recorded the disturbance from 6 58 until shortly after ten with peak intensity at 7 29.
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Washington
Georgetown University
President Wilson Sails for Europe on George Washington
President Wilson sails from Hoboken aboard the George Washington as crowds watch a guard of thousands. The voyage follows a breakfast aboard the liner and a reception of military and diplomatic figures, with Rose and chrysanthemum garlands showered on the president and Mrs Wilson.
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George Washington
Battery Park
Staten Island
Wilson
Grayson
Jersey City
Thcquer
N. J
Washington
Summit Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey Shore Railroad
Hamburg-American Pier
Pier 4
Admiral Greaves
General McManus
Preent
Mrs. Wilson
George Wa
McAdoon
Wilson urged to interpret fourteen terms before binding nation
Senate debaters introduced two resolutions demanding that President Wilson interpret his fourteen peace terms for the American people prior to backing the plan. The Paris treaty under consideration was to be reviewed in open session as Senators Frelinghuysen and Broach led the discussion following the President's overseas trip.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Freljinhuysen
Broach
Navy buys all Marconi wireless stations in US
The Navy Department announced it has purchased all Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America stations except four high powered ones. This ends Marconi’s handling of ship to shore messages and gives the Navy ownership of most wartime commercial wireless facilities in the United States.
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Washington
Navy Department
Marconi Wireless Telaseas Oenegraph Company of America
Marconi Company
United States
Soviet at Leipsic Mulls Arrest of Von Hindenburg
A Copenhagen telegraph dispatch reports that the Soviet at Leipsic has decided to arrest Marshal von Hindenburg and dissolve the German high command.
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Leipsic
von Hindenburg
London
Marshal von Hindenburg
Copenhagen
Roumanians in Transylvania Decide on Union
A dispatch from Berne to the Times reports that Roumanians in Transylvania Hungary have decided upon a union with the Kingdom of Roumania. The news reflects shifting borders and nationalist aspirations in the region during the period.
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Transylvania
London
Hungary
Kingdom of
Roumania
Berne
Times
Polish Forces Report Occupy Brest-Litovsk
Paris dispatch reports that Polish forces have occupied Brest-Litovsk. The claim, broadcast from Geneva, cites ten Polish units involved in the action and situates it within wartime developments.
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Brest-Litovsk
Paris
Brest-Litovs
Taj
Geneva
Yankee Third Army Reaches German General Line
Washington dispatch reports American Third Army in its advance into Germany has reached a general line from Dahlem to Steinberg including Eisenschmitt Wittlich Berncastel Osann. General Pershing notified the War Department in a communique.
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Washington
Germany
Dahlem-Eisenschmitt- Wittlich-Berncastel-Osann-Steinberg
Pershing
War Department
Washington at 18 orlock avenue and rail plans described
OCR fragment describes tracks near Newark and Lackawanna lines, a switch to pier tracks, a route to George Washington apell, and references to Atlanta plans, Kohoken area, and presidential decor. Details are garbled and unclear.
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Orlock
Pennsyivan
Farias Newark
Lackawanni
Creal Red
Pier
Vie Vival Aiwa
Atlanta
George Washington
Kohoken
George
France
VoyRgsen
Paper box delivery offer from the newspaper
A notice promises free home delivery if readers call a number to subscribe. It mentions a box in the van and a simple method to obtain the service. No dates or explicit organization names are provided.
Prof P C Zaner Mortuary Record In Columbiana
Prof P C Zaner of Columbus Ohio was instantly killed last Sunday when his auto collided with a train between Westernville and Cols. His sister-in-law also died and his wife was fatally injured. Zaner was originator of a penmanship system and author of several books. He co ran the Anerian College of Penmanship and a paper business. born in Columbia County Pennsylvania.
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Westernville
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Coast
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TE. W. Bloser
Anerian College of Penmanship
Columbia County
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A prominent ad-style passage urges women to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female complaints and related symptoms like headaches backache and irritability, claiming decades of trusted use and health restoration.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Paper Delivery Reminder Warns of Late Service
A notice warns that if the Vimes boy does not deliver by 7 00 am a replacement will be delivered to the recipient. The message repeats to ensure timely newspaper delivery.
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Vimes
Four Years in Bruges Under Hun Heel Described
Englishman Humphrey Page recounts four years in Bruges under German rule. He details German attempts to break Belgian spirit, petty tyrannies, fines for Belgian time, passport controls, restricted funerals, and forced work. The diary covers 1916 to 1917 including bombings, propaganda, and confiscations.
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London
Humphrey Page
Jim Bruges
M. Schrauvane
Baga
Sedan
St. Andre
Grand Place
von Buitlar
Bassin
St. Croix
M. Gunshof
Flu Outbreak Affects Gil lespie Family In Porkey
Linus Gil lespie George Fuller and nurse Fred Gil lespie were hospitalized with the flu after arriving from the Peterson camp. Mr Blowers the driller was struck by influenza and went to Clarendon. Local activities include visits, butchering, a turkey and hog harvest, and community meetings at the schoolhouse with Sunday School and a young people gathering planned.
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Porkey, Pa
Linus Gillespie
George Fuller
Peterson Camp
Fred Gillespie
Mr.Blowers
E. A
Farnsworth
Porkey Run
Clarendon
Florence Reedy
Brothers
John Lindsey
Edward Blum
Henry Wiesgard
Germany
George Blum
Edward W
Elva’ Blum
Rupert
Tharing
Vic Wingard
Jeff
Mayburg
Joh Bradybaugh
Miner
Harold Showers
Harold Cuthbertson
Marburg
Repeal of Espionage Law to be Attempted Early
Senator Borah announces a move to repeal parts of the Espionage Act giving mail censorship powers and later seek full discard. He cites ongoing investigations into the Non-Partisan League and I W W and pending cases, including Eugene Debs, as making full repeal undesirable at this time. Attorney General Gregory backs proceeding after active law actions are concluded.
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Washington
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Department of Justice
Non-Partisan League
Northwest
Eugene V. Débbs
Gregory
Department Justice
Foch and Clemenceau Set to Return Home from London
Marshal Foch and Premier Clemenceau are expected to return from London today after attending discussions. The visit included honors for Foch and Admiral Ronach with decorations from Belgium’s Albert.
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Clemenceau
Paris
Marshal Foch
Premier Clemenceau
London
Albert
Belgium
Marshal Foche
Admiral Ronach
New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief
A crude ad claims a new discovery calms phlegm and eases coughing for a short bout, promising restful sleep. It targets hoarseness and chest congestion with a quick acting remedy.
Paper Delivery Guaranteed by 7 PM or Replacement
Notice to customers to call if the Times' delivery boy fails to deliver by 7.00 p.m. A replacement paper will be provided immediately.
Life Study Club Meeting At Y M C A
Large attendance at the Life Study Club gathering at the Y M C A with an excelent dinner and an engaging discussion on After War Conditions. A follow up session is planned for next Tuesday and notes mention varied small personal anecdotes from soldiers and local staff.
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Life Study Club
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver Bowels
Thousands seek relief from stomach upset by using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable liver stimulant. The ad claims tablets soothe the liver improve digestion and banish bad taste tongue coating and low energy. Each box costs 10 or 25 cents and is sold by druggists.
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Edwards
Avery
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