Attempt to dynamite train shocks investigators and public safety
An attempted railway bombing near Bellwood detonated after the train passed, injuring two women who were walking along the tracks. Explosive bundles exploded in a car near Bellwood station and another blast damaged a passenger car at St Benwood. Investigators link the two incidents and pursue the motive behind the dynamiting.
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Tars
To Investiante
Bellwood
Tess Jearusd
Laios
Fiat
Sferral
Water Aus
Waco Hs Sail
St Benwood
Border to inspect Guard General Bliss mission details
General Bliss travels to the border to inspect the guard, with Waentegton and Jett in tow, for administrative purposes and to forestall complaints of mistreatment in federal service. The plan includes reorganizing border commands, creating a new department, and shifting north western posts under a new structure.
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General Bliss
Nator Denera
Titan
Jett
Antonin
Free Seed Distribution Sparks House and Senate Conflict
A fragmented report shows lawmakers clashing over plans to distribute free seed. The text references senators and representatives, with unclear numeric totals and procedural concerns, indicating a legislative dispute and potential vote actions.
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Ouse and
Senate
Aarren Meh 6D Sent to Military Training Camp
Fragmentary report details Aarren Meh 6D being sent to a military training camp at Plattsburg. The article mentions attendees and several local residents, with references to Reverend Boe Taylor and community concerns surrounding the movement.
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Aarren
Plattsbure
Three New Coins To Soon Be Put In Circulation
Washington reports three new coin designs to enter circulation. A half dollar, quarter, and dime will feature Liberty and an eagle motif on the obverse with patriotic imagery. The new designs include a winged figure and symbols, with God We Trust inscribed on the reverse.
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Washington
Soeresscy Mundos
Wien
Jan Dells
Declan
Andy
Committee in Charge of Company Dinner
A fragmentary report from the company dinner committee praises the organizers and donors for a generous, well attended event honoring members. It notes appreciation for those who helped finalize arrangements and hints at continuation on page four.
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Wren
Sean Snows
Seri
Rte
Tremont Selved White Slave Case Shocks Town
A disturbing case centered on Jobo Walker charged with aggravated assault and battery in a white slave inquiry. Details describe a 14 year old girl and a suspect linked to Tremont, with police and district attorney involvement and potential transfer to Warren for further action. The report notes sensational allegations and a pending trial, with emphasis on community shock and legal proceedings.
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Fem Tremant
Aif
Allan
Browne
Mneeidt Avincay Praak Uyone
Tremont
Katherine Bulle
Tana
Enone
Paler
Rome
Kelletteihie
EPR
Tiomesta
Leone and Tremont
Brodghc
Te Warren
Disiiiet
Ebila
Toha Walker
Walker
Sane Walker
Inds
Fis
Waller
Elurit
Deesea Ingen Agate
Tan Uy
Fighting Between Carranzistas and Viluis tas in Progress
Reports from Cen Maaco describe ongoing clashes between Carranzistas and Viluis tas near Parratte. General Te vine confirms heavy casualties with many Viluis tas killed as the conflict widens.
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Cortnsistan
Cen Maaco
Parratte
Drngresin
Tevine
Suit of Interest to Gilner 18 Beg Heard at Thomesta
A lengthy suit of interest involving Vionesta, Pa. is heard in Federal Court with Judge Hutwlis presiding. Plaintiffs claim underpayment by the defendant in Harmony County and seek damages for misrepresentation of daily production and contract terms. Defense contends accurate daily output was 7 or 10 barrels. experts estimate higher production values, with trial expected to extend several days.
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Gilner
Thomesta
Vionesta
Fm Adieumed
Geosiv
Feeeral
Feounty
Ceoalstaue
Wade
Mii
Ouveseion Sreises
Tui
Raven
Aewen Bale
Waanarys
Meare Than & Parker
Tieuswitle
Infants Paralyzing Germ Tamed in New York Health Report
The Health Department announced the infantile paralysis germ has been contained in New York City. The report notes progress against the disease and mentions ongoing efforts to prevent further outbreaks. Authorities emphasize vaccination and public health measures as critical to maintaining control amid continued vigilance.
Submarine Delivery and German Plans Reported
Baltimore July 12 German officials announced the second submarine in a commercial campaign against the British blockade is en route to an American port. The Bremen is expected to arrive amid German diplomacy and defense moves as captains prepare for new voyages and potential cargo operations, with officials emphasizing the ship’s technical prowess and security measures.
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Baltimore
Baten
Sacond
Vaconte Atrannie Avianrie
Cirie Evische
Darteebland
Bremen Ie
Berastor
Amma Sader
Baluwore
Baad
Calan Paul” Keene
Termine
Eimensurer
Casto Koenis
Chosen Chairman Heads National Republican Committee
News from New York reports Ivy names Cornetias as head of the National Republican Committee with Ered W. Cohan serving as western representative and spokesman. The appointment solidifies leadership for the party with central offices in the capital region.
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Hliss
National Republican Committee
New York
Ered W. Cohan
Shriners Parade in Buffalo Sets Opening of Imperial Session
Buffalo July 18 press notes the 42nd Imperial Session of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opening with a parade from headquarters to a central temple. George E. Stapier of Gibsland presided as orator. imperial officers prepare ceremonial actions and welcomes for attendees amid revue of ceremonial duties and temple plans.
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Buffalo
George E. Stapier
Gibslia
Totos
Ware
Tehran
Germans Attack North Sea Coast Bombard Seanaip Harbor
German forces launch assaults along the North Sea coast with bombardments targeting Seanaip Harbor and fortifications at Shel. Reports indicate heavy artillery exchanges and ongoing combat near strategic positions, with no confirmed shifts in frontline control at this early stage.
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North Sea Coast
Allied Forces Press Front Advances Across The War
July 10 report from Landem describes Allied gains along multiple fronts with continued heavy fighting on the South Sea coast of England. Details mention submarine activity, bombardments near Seaham colliery, and civilian impact including a woman injured and property damage. Prisoner captures and artillery progress are cited, with British and Allied leaders praised for strategic advances and ongoing offensives entering a decisive phase.
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Ue Sree
Tom
Braxsiln
Comamarcon
Mastelerook
Sir Nouge
Haig
Hus
Ratwar
Hulevizne
Miva
Daniel
Pinnk
Tepes
Bleakley must pay fine for KO Liggyle case in Tweary district
A man named Bleakley was arrested for a disturbance with Jol politicians. He faced a fine of $70 and additional costs after a speed issue near Moonee. The incident involved a blue Tanaster car and a Garver Howse location. Bleakley claimed a ten day leave and asked for legal counsel. Police anticipated action by Justice Backatat.
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Breakley
Allan
Warren Men at Sportsmen’s Convention Held in Old City
Wartime era report describes Warren men attending the eighth United Warmen of Peassis convention in Old City. Delegates from various towns competed for prizes in events and athletic contests. The long contest culminated with Edgepath winning third place and a large turnout expected for the towel event and other activities.
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Warren
United Waramen
Ric
Adegacas
Waleed
Seraconn
Tynie
Warren IAT Station Development Cl New Era
The Warren area faces questions about industrial growth as planners seek a starting point for regeneration of all citizens. Officials discuss whether progress requires firm guarantees and broad participation to ensure a successful civic future.
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Cis
Warren
Cnr
Nis
Elby
Elks Grand Lodge Elects Officers in July Session
Elks Grand Lodge conducted officer elections with several named delegates and officers announced. Observers included Morris S Eutermed and Ingdesul with others from Seattle Oakland and Chicago. parade participants described as big cats of Felis wool Wad and the Aer subrenhiie parade.
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Talward
Wighter Pfew Orlesns
Serter
Jay Fiewied Grant
Benevolent and
Penterituy Orase DE Rtrs
Aves
Lins Atuawatl
ALTON
Towa
Aintal Fos Tenon
Tex
Morris X
Eutermed Lovad Gnigne
Ingdesul
Seattle
Hwight
Oakland
Armand Treasuree
Ciaries
Chivogu
Stand Villetee
George Lovie Mogens
Peentna
President Wilson to appeal for Poles support in Poland issue
President Wilson will personally receive a delegation from Poland and appeal on their behalf in Washington. The brief note indicates the president’s intent to engage directly with Polish representatives, signaling active diplomatic outreach on the Poland matter.
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Wilson
Awashington
Wilken Inday
Poland
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