Turbulent naval actions and air patrols amid foggy Dar Auoclive
Fragmented dispatches report Turkish and German forces under bombardment in the region near Xiglo-Wrench squadron. British landing parties claim bombardment intensity and disruption, with evacuations and sea activity noted amid unclear dates.
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Athens
Fez
Darlansnes
Gulf of Baros
Fales
Killa
Tvoole
Ee Wallitan Sai
Pruyidue
Tahine
Turkey
President Wilson Signs US Neutrality Bills
The article notes President Wilson signing a series of neutrality and war measures, including appropriations bills and emergency powers. It highlights Senate approval, appointees, and the administration's handling of wartime needs, with emphasis on restraint and constitutional processes.
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Museo
Wilson Rouse
Tle
Sendtors
Mets
Improvements For Warren Outing Club Gating Plan
Plans outline improvements for the Warren Outing Club including building a bridge to Nessland, upgrading grounds, and adding portable cottages on the water front to be rented weekly. Proposals aim to give members a country retreat near business districts, highlighting Warren County’s natural waterway and ideal recreational setting.
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Nessland
Tae du
Warren County
Ahr Miles
Notice of Board Action and Liquidation at Smoky, Gingburg
The board of directors of His oan posted a notice by the examiner in charge of liquidation of assets. W. W. Finmsey, president, signed the document authorizing the comptroller to take charge of the affairs. The notice lists capital and monetary details including a capital of 5 Wh 000 and total assets around 4 million with rates and duties noted.
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Pitraburg
Bebik Yaiou
Oan
Uiuidation
Las Attea
Rusreney
W. W. Finmsey
Furry
Silga H
More men recovered from Layland Mine disaster
Reports from Layland Mine indicate five more bodies recovered this morning, bringing total recovered to 18. Injured workers were transported to Mary Men hospital as rescue crews pressed on. current counts show one executive deceased, six survivors, and several others unaccounted for amid ongoing recovery efforts.
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Cayland
W. Ya
War situation at a glance in the Qaendamy siege
A Constantinople dispatch reports ongoing bombardment by French forces at Qaendamy near the Sea of Marmara entrances while Turkish defenses hold. British and American observers debate responses as Admiralty procedure and fleet activity are examined amid Allied and Turkish actions.
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Qaendamy
Etermie
Derlumelles
Mortuecs
Carpeenians
Safety of U S Ports Amid Warship Movements Debated
Senate debates enforceable charter for Joint resolution restricting belligerent warships from leaving U S ports. White House meeting with Foreign Relations members outlines neutrality safeguards and penalties for violations. Passage could curb cargo and fuel flows if ships depart despite prohibitions. continued on page two.
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Mons
Senate
United
Welte House
Tee
SUTT-HIRD CONGRESS 18 HOW A MATHER OF STONY
The fragment discusses a misread summary of a historical congress, noting high appropriations and significant legislation. It mentions Congress 18, the Senate, and actions tied to independence, ship purchases, and conversion programs. The readable text is garbled but centers on legislative scope and notable measures.
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A Mather
Stony
Quarterly Meeting of BF Grange Opens With Plans
The quiet meeting of Warren County Grange opened today at Tidouts, with discussions on pig and cattle raising, costs for bringing in experts, and preparations for upcoming events. Attendees listed include members from Warren, Stoatham, and nearby sections, with focus on dairy and farm topics.
Annual Election Of Officers Of Twfa Amwan
The annual election of officers of the Tw. fA. association was held with most officers re elected. The slate included Rogers as president and Smitty as third vice president. The treasurer reported finances after minutes from the previous meeting were read.
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Ammual
TW. Fa
Omiezrs
Clare Crane
Rogers
Preasteut
Rade BS
Indies
Firat
Wesnett
GWAR
Smitty
Rowles
Artes
Treacher
Lecture by Mr Brabley Draws Narrow Audience
A fragmentary report describes Mr Brabley delivering a lecture with mixed reception. The session touched on race, art, and education, noting audience difficulty and contrasting views on commercial factors and the place of Great Artists in society.
Fragmented notice hints at recovery offer in New Haven area
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person named Marek and a New Haven reference. It cites a figure of £140 offered for recovery, possibly in connection with a missing or deceased individual. Details are unclear and mangled.
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York
New Haven
Louie
Grooklen
Wats
Nes Haven
Advertisers Push Early Ad Copy for Bus Change
Advertisers urge immediate submission of their display ads to insure change for the same bus. The campaign emphasizes timely delivery to avoid missing the updated schedule in the morning.
Fire destroys Liberty Street shop in $10,000 loss
A blaze at the Women’s Shop on Liberty Street caused an estimated $8,000 to $16,300 in stock losses and heat, smoke, and water damage. Firemen from Warren, aided by Gordon’s crew, battled the blaze for hours with the origin under investigation. The store’s proprietor L. Siem reported significant stock loss and insurance involvement. The fire was first detected by H. C. Shaw, superintendent of the Warren Water Company, who noticed smoke and alerted nearby crews. The investigation contemplates electrical wiring as a possible cause, with further details to come on page two.
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Women's Shop
Liberty Street
Liberty
H.C. Shaw
Warren, Ater Company
Shaw
Wade Wall
Gordon
Yale
Brosent Alzo
Otisia
Gordom
Ifanaere
Galla
New York
AEF. Sten
Janes
Fr Insurance
New manager Joe Werree takes Warren club to next season
Joe Werree named manager of the Warren club after a meeting in Eveange. He will coach the Lak City team next season. Details of the transfer involving William Webby were not made public. The league plans and coach lineups were discussed by President James A Taideey of Radford and Sumner Grr of Warren at the meeting. Continued on Page SOFA.
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Il Samuels
Lemertown
Warren Cam
Jose Mian Hind
Ube
Wily Hite
Uindbec
Wets City
Jutestova
William Webby
Tat Warcey Club
Eveaige
James. A. Taideey
Radford
Wwe
Sumner Grr
Warren
Kaystows Line
Tabdeey
Linde
Amd
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Tory Sige
Eutrality
Gating Club
Layland Mine
Orton
Ste
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Eee Pyeneh
Satrmest
Cain
Arenane Feelon
Alam
Rhea Dela Ion
Tata
Keshet Great Britan
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Oarchiv
Goss
Congress
United States
Gavitry
Censte Anil
Rome'ar American Gn Congress
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Starea
Amcic
Taster
Furth
Rerson
Pershine Houwe Chasse
Tovare Wrather
Moon Todas
Ahip
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Warren Iuvaty
Tidiouts
Grange
Vicesta
Drogkston Grange
Hrocehlao
Johinsten
fMal
Seavert Conwy
Farn
Connie
Amine
Tidasie
Col Fowtug
Meo
Mix
Joh Hon
Kuri Warren
Aperger
Stoatham
Wacren
Mao Ued
Brabley
Enick
Bradley
Tony
Saul
Lurk
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Barre
Saas
Raties
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le Max
Iatene
Aureenes Stigaee
Autti
B. L. Stein
Jamestown
Weoneseat
Joe Werree
Mont Yat
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