Penn a Gavalay Regiment Leaves for the Border
Mount Greina July 7 a Pennsylvania cavalry unit left for the Mexican border, with about twelve men remaining behind to guard the mobilization camp. The regiment traveled in four special trains via Philadelphia, under War Department orders, as mustering ceremonies featured a name change for some units and Lt J Castleman led the troops to service at the border.
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Mount Greina
Pennaylvenia
Chia
Leading
Philadelphia
Ordacn
Tieutenant J
Castleman
Taltod Suites
Savaral
National
Almos
Ceeiment
Trina
Wes
Congress
Firat
Delphin
Prominent official promoted in county engineering district
A provincial notice from Hacksburg announces two promotions to Mil county supervision. General P. Clay, aged 45, is named to lead the Erle county district, replacing L I Van Vise who steps down. Headquarters remain at Feynkin.
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Hacksburg
Jatyway Cominseoner I Fexinnday
P. Clay
Taturkt
Feynkin
Uuerintandenn
Erle County
National Guard discharges ordered amid border mobilization
Units of the National Guard face discharge as Secretary of War orders reductions to the guard serving on the federal border mission. Officials estimate about one third of guardsmen could be affected while muster officers are directed to review dependents and eligibility.
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Hater
Aus
Dita
War Department
Haxivan
National Guard
Wall
Mose
Ain Nules
Warner
Stewart
Wa- Ta
Educators address Latin American understanding at conference
A July session of the National Educative Association featured remarks by Fatlu-america specialists urging U S teachers to improve their grasp of Latin American political economic and social development. The speaker warned that misperceptions hinder empathetic discussion and urged clearer education of youths on regional relations.
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New Turk
Guntry
United State
United States
Enlmmarne
President Wilson May Visit Chautauqua Next Week
A report from Chautauqua suggests President Wilson may visit next week to deliver a speech. The prospect draws attention as the community recalls past presidential appearances and awaits a historic moment in the campaign season.
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Chautauqua
Chawtweyun
Wison
Chawtawdue Wenxeet
Areshor EC Fentor
Chavtauqua Inguarion
Jane Wilton Acne
Chautswaie Js
Audienre
Wilson
Joanencar
Wise
Marearer Wilson
Chantauaua
Promoter Man of Waban Dies After Stroke at 58
Nayt Denuge, former president of the Waban association, died following a stroke in Ashland. He was 58 and was president of the Lareaing, Ashland and Houthern fteitrond at the time of his death.
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Waban
Thame
Lareaing
Ashland
Houthern Fteitrond
German Line in Russia Withdraws Amid Severe Levees
A wire service report from London July 7 describes German retreat on the Russian front due to severe levee damage and army setbacks near Vain Hin fienburg and Ven a Burouvinech. It notes British gains and ongoing Allied submarine campaign, with continued French and British pressure along the Meuse and Somme fronts and heavy fighting reported.
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Lonon
Russia
Tiga
Roms
Armalee
van Hin Fienburg
Lento
Vena
Burouvinech
London
Germany
Campusea Aguinge
Allee
Teuton
Ar Wan
Ganeset
Dubai
Bertin
Londno
Porch Doel
Hale
Subic
Labaisee
Germars Iassee
Gerhuass
Germania
Somme
Aimaine
Lay Witeer
Cuengieg
Atrele
Meuse
Ioc
Pet Foerad
Strike Hit Emporium 13 Plant After Explosion
Workers at the Emporium 13 plant of the Aetna Explosivar Company walked off after Saturday’s explosion. About 300 employees, protesting a wage increase and working conditions, stopped work and the plant suspended operations.
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SETWA
Emporium 13 Closen
Emporium
Aetna Explosivar
Bowe
Bhordy Atterwurda
Ofer
Lin
Lake EnE Meet Plans Amid Fair Grounds Improvements
Local reports describe substantial improvements at the fair grounds ahead of the lake en route meet. Details mention progress on track facilities, purse amounts, and expected attendance, with horsemen returning from Youngstown and Warren preparing entries for July events.
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Tally Beers
Jagieeianis
Pekom Bincklaran
Aeverdt Dara
Youngutawn
Ciyaw Amin
Warren
Sr. Smite
Younestawr
Witten
Capensis
Ughates
UBL
Tata
Tipo Park Rasan
Sportsmen Delegates to Convention and Show
Delegates from United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania travel to Wilkes-Barre for the eighth annual convention. The program includes a shooting test, a dog show, and a bowling event with prizes. evening sessions at the City Hall will cover plans and arrangements for visitors.
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Leurren
United Sportamen
Fenangivania
Tailly
Chauroman
Stona Ahova
First National Bank
C. Te Flack
Wilkes-Barre
Bach
Memethver
Alan
Keystone State
Bowie Miraday
Rainion Et Roaeren Park
Indu
Prutrio Seltleus
Peuuaytvanta
United States Welcomes Carranza Proposal to Resolve Differences
The de facto Mexican government signals direct diplomatic talks to adjust financial disputes, with Secretary Lansing preparing cabinet plans. Officials foresee potential aid, to stabilize the Mexican situation and avoid further conflict while discussing terms through informal channels and notes from Washington.
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United States
Carranza
Wan Winton
Suly 7
de Tarca
Stexico
Aig
Kilisen
Fendanda
Dastensie
Curranan
Iwa
Arredowo
Atchuas Fru
Ten Eig
Wison
Acer
Sudor
Dogateine
Arrevaudy
Esau
Max
Mexium Cole
Crisia
Tnpoas
Fagay
Wasibg
Amr
Eschia
Army Reserve Called Out In Washington
Troops from the Army Reserve are summoned as part of a wartime reinforcement plan. Between 1 060 and 6 000 men will be affected, with those already in service from November 1 1316 eligible for recall. The move aims to test reserve provisioning and maintain regimental strength.
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Washington
Suis
Tete
Taw
Shooting at Whose West Shore Home Stuns Town
A man aged 28 identified as Streimer Devan shot a young woman after she refused his attentions. The incident occurred near Havisburg with a revolver found in his possession. The woman was hospitalized in Harsigburg. Devan is under custody awaiting further action.
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Havisburg
Sweabert
Dintoveren
Bods Streimer Devan
Harsigburg
Troops at Texas border under safety measures today
Report of forces moving toward the border with Canada noting safety precautions. Dispatches describe troop travel through valleys and towns, with intermittent weather and communications details.
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Ompany
Texas
Osbourne Reappointed Warden of Sing Prison
Osbourne is reappointed as warden of Sing Prison after a period of controversy and calls for reform. Superintendent Carter confirms ongoing administration and notes Osbourne’s return to duties, with promises of improved oversight and caution against further disturbances.
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Ssborne
Simg Sing Prison
York
Warchner
Fames fCatter
Ult
Osburne
Caboras
Weyerdl
Garter
Carrer
Mtr
Korehwey
Cis Presir
Qsharus
Eratetul
Carter
Sliussikg
Altkowzh
Seberng
Sks
Haynes
Rinehwus
Riche Tey Hind
Osbuene
Sing Sig
WERNOR TO AID IN FIGHT AGAINST INFANTILE PARALYSIS
A report outlines efforts by a government Secretary and a medical commission to combat infantile paralysis. It notes trials in New York and Washington aimed at tracing the disease and developing treatments and vaccines, with funding discussions and committee activity.
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Wernor
Storm Devastates New Orleans Area Killing and Damaging Many
Reports describe a severe storm causing widespread loss across New Orleans and nearby districts. Dozens of vessels wrecked, islands damaged, and property losses estimated in the millions as crews search for missing sailors and recover bodies.
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Tong Averius
Cis
Gultpert
Boas
Céanaier Wiss
Ime Nouth
Mississippe
Orleans
Suiy T
Ras
Guanes
Beloli Sla
Nogsnes
Storan
Te Wigiesale
la Tailen
Hoor Taweat
Itoe
Vfackson
Mmm
Sderinis Gamare Te Coy
Tara Huildings
Gmisport Biel Pacenvistina
Ber St Enis
Mlise
Nh Tossec
Vropni
Atnaud Beloit
Tarahasyee
Alayaqoq
End of receivership for Union Telegraph Company
The receiver Thomas A. Lamp reports the Union Telegraph Company may be liquidated. Progress includes liquidation steps and possible sale of assets. negotiations involve creditors and stockholders. Unclear details in damaged text hint at meetings and potential court actions to wind up operations.
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Union Telegraph Company
Caton Telesme
Acton
Thaofore A. Lamp
Ompany
Rae
Art Anasis
Army
Hector
Che
Lion Telephone Company
Baa
Wong
Hrnogntie Mma
Ompaly
Circus Jeune
Linton _ Vorts
Wareer- Gartsch
Ofm- Y
Merten Pepnaetsaom
Shan Olen
Building subscriptions and notices in a local paper
fragmented OCR text references subscriptions and notices about building, services, and civic topics. It mentions tribulations in a city, calls for readership engagement, and a plan to enroll sponsors and advertisers. unclear names and dates limit specifics but indicate ongoing community notices.
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Megawaite Yuliate
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Penn'a
Gavalay Regiment
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MER
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Mexican Republic
Army Reserve
Little Gare Tins Bolt
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Ilenard C. Walker
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Pees Valley
Northesscara
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Prison Board
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