Tornado Rips Arkansas State Area Destructive Sweep
Tornado cuts a four mile wide path across Arkansas, wiping out settlements and causing multiple deaths and fires in wreckage. In Little Rock and surrounding counties, prisoners and guards amid state facilities report heavy casualties, with extensive property damage and alarms across the region.
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Aih Kentnaa
Sila
Bus Lund
Fao
Tna Atate Emernt Afm
Tucker
Loto
Plarm
Albert L.waste
Negrocello
England
Savary
Mariand
J. J. Burkert
Elule Penitentiurs
Elule Penitentiurs, Is St Aight
Former Warren Resident Reveals Radio Obliterator Invention
A Warren reader reports a 1920s era invention by former resident Captain Cobham. The radio obliterator aims to disrupt radio controlled torpedoes, with demonstrations and anticipated tests by U.S. authorities. The device is described as a revolutionary tool in modern warfare, potentially altering naval combat.
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Elenteleal
Erraus
Warren
Bam
Cot
Cobham
Wuvicen
Warren City Industry and Payroll Growth in Late 19th Century
The article analyzes Warren city’s manufacturing growth and payroll changes across the decade, noting counts of manufactur ing establishments, rising employment, and wage totals. It cites figures for 1903 and projections for the present year, comparing Warren to its state peers and highlighting payroll differences with Columbus.
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Canal
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Pereair
Ucet
Lion
Ettles
Suia City
Connabta
Warsia
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esUuaatar Agro
Channes
Nevis
Iid
All Hope Abandoned For Steamer Maryland And Crew
The coast guard cutters Gresham and Acushnet confirmed they reached the position of the steamer Maryland and her crew of thirty one. There was no sign of life or wreckage found in the given area, and the rescue attempt was abandoned.
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Eyvenal
Pameey
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Ibea
Dssernetina
Anthsie
Neste
Sosman Pitas
Mewpudt
Maryland
Coast Guard
Gresnam
Acushnet
Soldier Shot by Sentry in Columbus New Mexico
In Columbus New Mexico on December 22 a fermaster Albert A Steetgel was shot by a sentry after an attempted escape. Steetgel is said to have resisted and been confined to a stockade for disorders. A figure named Glen Newman was noted near the tent. Streigel allegedly staged three attempts to escape before a firearm was discharged.
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Columbus
Vale Albert A Steetgel
Atrwegit
Stockade Fanx Shiaege
Cnaeuel
Hoon Glen Newman
Liarkis
Straigel
Cape
Scally
Egbeil
Streigel
Battennit
Villa troops near Chihuahua report reaches Brancisca Marellia
Dec. 27 report from El Puco Texas details a band of Via troops appearing south of Chihuahua City. General Brancisca Marellia orders General Gongxlee to move with his command toward Sunree for Ubinmakaa Cley Sas rriay. A separate unit was reported being loaded 180 south Inter.
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Tex
Via
Chikhahos
Brancisca Marellia
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Oia
Ubinmakaa
Typographers to Meet in Butler January 8
Frank Medlelian, representing the Warren Typogréontes Union, will attend the quarterly meeting of the Western Typographieht Xasociation AF Pentesptrane in Butler on Sunday January 8. President W Flaya and J International organizations are said to be present. Officers for the coming year will be chosen at this meeting. State representation is noted for the western section.
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Warren Typogréontes Union
Dutler
Pres
Flaya
Ana J
Warren
Carraerc
Comamute
Comamocen
Rasave
Watten Cramer
Coormerry
Ange
Carranza Holds Back Reply to U S on Talks
Mexico City dispatch reports General Carranza has not answered the United States on terms for the joint commission. Officials note that no definite response was expected yet and talks may continue through the normal channels as the commission seeks a path forward amid international tensions.
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Washington
Det
Feneral Carrausa
Desiaud
United States
Jaime
America
neEsiatons
Mlowa
Ik -Wax
Thamel
Anhee Ulan
Joh R. Muir
Surélary
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Wales
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Mexico
Carranza
Carssuae
Glatuia
Goaf
International Forers
Mediaea
Carranea
New York
Luis Cahewra
Cntiruan
Atantic City
Geveral Carransa
Cabrera
Trading not heavy as weather prices prevail in York
Weather and weak demand kept trading light in York with prices for steel common goods falling. Despite a handful of buyers, most sellers held firm while transportation delays limited activity, and traders described conditions as uneven with only a few transactions completed.
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York
Germany and Sweden engage over peace notes in Berlin
The London dated report says the German reply to President Wilson's peace note is being discussed in Sweden and Berlin. Sweden sent a note to neutral and belligerent nations for consideration, while German forces repel Allied actions near the Panda front with artillery and air activity reported from the Verdin line.
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Dierman
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Wilsen
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Gertan
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Hetmnake
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Teutons Building Gigantic Submarines
Teutons push ahead with construction of massive submarines and heavy armor. The Imperial Navy reports new vessels nearing completion as Germany strengthens its offensive power and sea control capabilities amid rumors of armored subs and enhanced armament.
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Washington
Nec
Germany
Not Department
Wales
Villa makes preparations for revolt in Carranza era
A chaotic report describes Villa led by Doe and Anna moving forces toward Carranza. Rebel factions, including Villgista units, are said to be readied to strike as Chibnahms Ad Nonterey deploys a small force. In Electra, GA, Union activity highlights a political meeting. Central Labor Union elected new officers for the coming year, with Eugene Snyder as president.
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Doe
Dashingwy
Anna
Neald
Carranza
Readi
Chibnahms
Iuared
Electra
Central Labor Union
Eterheadquartera
Hasan
Eugene Snyder
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August “Keilary
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James O'Brien
Warren Boy Home for Rolibays Reveals Oil Excitement
A Warren boy details early boomtown scenes around an Arkansas oil rush, describing law enforcement, rough housing, and rapid growth. He recalls companies, workers, and disruptions as the region adapts to the new industry.
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Warren
Nine Civil War Veterans Answer Final Roll Call
Quietly as the year 1918 ends veterans from the Army of the Potomac gather at river crossings. The list recalls Meade Hancock Grant Sherman Thomas and Sherman as they lay in graves. Names read include John Viking Charles Lyons Robert Harry Salih Olson Willa Moore Schuler M Bentler and others. The piece notes about 2261 Union soldiers killed in action across battles from Michmonds to Petersburg and other engagement sites.
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Sear
Msn
Meade, Hancock and Grant
Shera
Thauis
Sheridas
Grestielaet
Muuiliurs
John Viking
Charles Lyons
Ued Farm
Rober
Willa Gure
Grilsstues
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Araiies
President's Veto Power Expanded Debate
Fragmented text questions enlarging presidential veto power and its constitutional implications. It references the Warren Commission era context, discussions in theWatton Chamber and Congress, and debates on executive authority and checks on legislation. The garbled source mentions proposals, committees, and potential amendments without clear outcomes.
Millage rise likely in the coming weeks
A local report suggests a millage increase is highly probable as multiple projects press for early attention and funding. Officials note the need for forthcoming tax hikes to fund essential work, with a projected list of expenditures and deadlines looming amid community debate.
Sixteenth Regiment 18 To Come Straight Back
Relieving the Tul Thet kar are observed marching out of Pewnaylvamte. Companies of the Sixteenth Regiment are swiftly sent to their DOE. Some men from Tuas to Mount Gret ha, with Adurant Stewart denying further action. Rodnavi, January, says the company will be directed to his home.
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Tuas
Mount Gret
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Paso
Rodnavi
Howe
Greek steamer Patria detained with 600 aboard
A Greek steamer Patria carrying 600 passengers was hounded near New York and detained by authorities after reports of an alliance with anti Greek actions. Government sources say the ship may be held at a stockade while investigations continue.
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