Deutschland Ready For Dash In Submarine Departure
Baltimore July 27 Preparations complete for the merchant submarine Deutsch land departure. Captain Paul Koenig seeks clearance and secrecy as German authorities delay due to Ambassad or von Bernstorff absence. The vessel may sail toward Bremen, with uncertainty about timing and port.
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Bremen
Baltimore
Taday
Rocalgis
Berman Gomacid
Touerae
Rentimore
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Carta
Lenderis
Geeman Corsanera
Deutschiana
Izave
Askad
Tas Coamul
von Bernstorff
Paul Koenig
Gertay
Virginia Capes
Imi
Koekirg
Uid
Custom House
Syaald
Maryland
Washington
Kocnle
TWELVE DIE IN R I RAIL WRECK NEAR LAREDO TEXAS
Train wreck on the National Lines near Laredo Texas kills twelve amid a bad switch and wreckage in Mealeo area. Dispatches say the collision occurred on the stem files line causing multiple deaths and injuries. Local reports describe a grim scene as rescue crews worked through the wreckage.
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Laredo
Tex
Mealeo
Ato
Walley
Sixty Nine Cases in State Reported July Paralyzed
Sixty nine new cases of infantile paralysis were reported yesterday from Carbonds Borough West Pittston Muldictown Old Forge boroughs Lower Bernfoa town Montgomery County and Wil Town lugusai Bucks county. The act of the legal department notes wage ties and four months old amends the act of 1911 governing age and wages in wage tax and other related legal matters.
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Harvisbore
Carbondsla
West Pittston
Muldictown
Old Forge
Lower Bierfoa Town
Voip
Moncomery County
Wil Town Lugusai
Bucks Cownty
Tomney Geosral
Llaretsburs
Ranatha
Ieleast
Kent
Wien
Special Londssue Will Pass Council in August
A city council special londssue proposal aims to authorize bonds totaling about $10,000 to fund indispensable improvements in the West End. The plan would cover drainage and flood protection, with emphasis on river stability and street repairs, and is expected to advance this month.
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Felie
Railroads Consider Strike Vote Across Section
Railroads in the region weigh a strike vote as unions claim overwhelming support. Prominent service union members accuse employers of undermining workers while contract talks stall. The outcome could trigger nationwide action influencing August labor plans.
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Lest
Service Department
Tate
Sarpese
T Service
Ainien
Genstimane Eohdlr
Asteike
Tose Favortus
Fila
August Lir
Explosion injures many at Titusville wine factory
Thosre reports indicate 18 persons injured in an explosion at a Titusville wine works near Wacht, with several family casualties. Mr and Mrs Watter Dean, Merle four years, Harry goare, and Midesy seven, among others, were harmed. Made Dean severely burned.
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Titusville
Ayail Wall
Thiele & Teiock
Olier
Ani
Watter Dean
Merle
Harry
Goare
Ofa
Ang
Brooman
Sherman
Broomen
Bed’ Cardelia
Hay Allinon
Protest Sent to Great Britain Over Trade Domination Attempt
July 27 dispatch reports American protests accusing Britain of aiming to dominate US trade, with officials citing violations of international law and prompting discussions between Secretary of State and President. The article notes American concerns over British actions affecting neutrality and domestic regulations, and mentions potential talks with France, Russia, and Italy to address the issue.
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Warbbinton
Itis
Paige
Faye Paty Wewcarnend
Dannonally
Tereantine Aye
Americas
Avery Ait
Fsbo
Uae
Weston
Polk
Wilson Saute
Tae
Stacey Will A
Willen
Rhatane
Issa
Stan
Russie
Londuin
Report on D. Stcarpm Transit Start Delayed
Notice indicates morning disruptions in Boston fray coverage and a preliminary report from three days of work. An inspection of manganese mining issues and related contracts was reviewed by management and engineers.
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B. D
Boston
Tuenennese
Darian
Yacywell Ikea
Ana
Lidaeeyee
Maine
Police Rave Mascot Disaster From Gas Well Uncovering
Cleveland crowds report a gas well uncovering disaster at a mine site. Officials fear gas seeping into a tunnel endangers eleven trapped workers as rescue teams press on. The incident prompts evacuations and precautionary measures while authorities decide on further actions.
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Cleveland
eMiet Ly
Annes
Picaburg
Tomas
Rigas
Ine
Eri
Feeing
Ater
Arly
Pennsylvanian Railroads Shops Stay in Dil City
City officials yesterday stated Allegheny Seizuan of one seats and action to the state to remove the railroad shops appears unlikely. The debate centered on keeping the shops to support the local economy and avoid disruption to the city’s industrial program. Officials noted there is no immediate plan to move or close the shops, and no change is anticipated for many years.
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Jaly
ALM
Parker
Allegheny Sieuan
Ania Cationd Inthiea
Goa
Infantile paralysis linked to personal contact says doctor
A statement from Dr. Sinoa Flamer of Rockefeller institutions warns that infantile paralysis spreads through personal contact. The report cites 35 physicians in field work and urges public health authorities to intensify measures to prevent transmission, noting a dramatic rise in cases and calling for proactive steps.
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Sinoa Flamer
Rockefelien Imeutres
Focal
Flusuer Eaid
Inetsluls Courantey
Clarman
Sendad
Grinetty
Gociety
Somme Battles Still Continue Amid Global War Updates
London reports continue of intense fighting on the Somme as Allied and German forces clash. Dispatches describe Turkish and Russian fronts shifting as Britons and Germans press holds, with substantial artillery activity and several captures reported. The morning bulletin notes strategic movements near Belroes and ongoing operations along the Somme front as Allied attempts to press forward despite growing attrition.
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London
Iain Arturabaa
Petroerad
Breingan
Nichotey
Con
Mediiarransa
Dem
J. Cenava
Techouta
Frenan
Paria
Somme
Pettus
Pozleren
Germania
Sivanre
Bapet Tinue
Welbesday
Dusle
Vox
Belroes
Te Change
Tak Leon
Volaymia
Slomerka River
Galicia
Brags
Perrogead
North Warren to get a private footbridge over Conewaugho
A local petition circulates for a temporary footbridge at Conewumey Creek, North Warren, to aid A. M. McCausland and others. McCausland plans a private structure funded by about 75 dollars in subscriptions and could be built near the ford, resembling the bridge at Pantonville with a gate and limited access for contributors.
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Actnabridge Noran
North Warren
A. M McCausland
Drugeia
Hinapitat
McCageland
McCausland
Strests
Big Werce
Ae iMcCausland
eaBicy
Mitchell Bar
Nulee
Pantonville
Mir ‘MeUauwama
President writes mother of guardsman in letter from Washington
Washington July 47 The President explains National Guard service is a necessity to protect the country not merely for drill Mrs Henry Smith of Witemec Ind writes that the guardmen on Montana duty deserve respect for their work. The President replies defending the Guards as a real and necessary function of defense and expresses belief the public should support their mission and sacrifices.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Henry Smith
Witemec
Ind
Bis
Gault
Bettie
Tee War Department
Asmurea
Smith
Villa bandits near border amid cross border tensions
An official report from San Astonia describes Villa bandits and Villeisseas encamping on the Mexican side opposite the Tilo Grange area, with around two hundred fighters at San 30 miles south near the Mewleum border. Troops may head to the border within hours as bandit leaders and five followers are reported active. sequence of events unclear due to damaged text.
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Burathon
Tes Fuly
Tilo Grange
Touiliae
Paso
San
Omer
Mewleum
Ueaureul Paws
San Astonia
Auernue
Ville
Highway contracts awarded amid contractor confusion
Fragmentary report shows commissioner Diack awarding road works to Ye Souter Cubstruction in Lamvaster and Esteelawnskige with unclear totals. Another entry notes a 333 foot coveraet at Rand in Tickory townahis, Paresh county, value around $12.
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Comiasioner “Diack
Lamvaster
Pentierlyalla
Jullowes Esteelawnskige
South Shore
Rand
Tickory Townahis
Paresh County
Apple crop forecast for Pennsylvania in 1,000,003 bushels
Harrisburg reports from the state department of agriculture predict a statewide apple crop exceeding 1,000,003 bushels. Sixteen counties use deported negleperts for a Larusal apple crop and yields are about eighty percent of the average for the region.
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Harrisburg
Ye State Department of Aureulture
Pennngheatsa
Sevdhiteen
Ylald
Warships Guard the Capes in Altered Naval Parade
Washington reports a British cruiser's near miss with the American task of protecting merchant ships near Cape waters. The North Carolina and other ships were ordered to enforce neutrality while assessing a British vessel's actions inside territorial waters. Officials cited naval practice and courtesy amid heightened tension over violations of navigation rules.
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Washington
North Carolina
Benn
Ubharive Dowleuland
Germany
Daniels
Adaira
McLeam
Nortalk Navy Yard
Louisiana
Zork
Acho
Lyas ‘Haven Bay
Nsine
Alenal Tisha
Egannel
Fampeon Roads
McLean
Lis Vse
Rullie
Brecek
Aaorteaa
Fi'ean
India
Farmers Secure Loans From Farm Banks
A historical article describes farmers obtaining loans through farm banks under a rural credit bill signed by the president. It explains eligibility through the National Farmers Union association, loan terms, interest margins, brokerage charges, and penalties for graft or nonpayment, detailing how lenders recoup expenses.
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Rucal Credit Bil
Les Bean
Suares
Jess
Princiba
Manu
Anny Peutha
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