Sweden Promised Discipline by Allies in Telegrams Row
Stockholm government says it has no official account of Pranumission of Telegrams mentioned by United States and cannot confirm details. The note indicates Sweden will be disciplined by the Allies as the matter remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Stockholm
United States
Chon Rescuy United
Te Telegramus
Alee Staten Ane
Glarea
Shelion
Teeneo la
Washington
Vieorau- Tp
Srgensna
Sesaen
Bucher
Unite States
Harnos Alene
Lisherk
United Press Way
Moraatter
Sweden May Face Severed Ties Over Disavowal Act
The United Press reports growing pressure for Sweden to disavow a recent act or risk severing diplomatic relations. Officials fear long-term damage and are weighing measures to restore courtesy and normal communications. The piece notes high vigilance in future doctrine and potential repercussions for allied discussions.
Agents raid German newspaper in Philadelphia
Federal agents seized pages and documents from the German language Philadelphia newspaper Tapeblatt. The business manager was arrested along with other staff on espionage and war propaganda charges related to aiding Germany and providing material support to enemy interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S
Philadelpiea
Punadewin
Philadelpisia
Feve
Koefhe Vorsiaent
Ichief Shar
Geod
Stauewen Ls
Malta
Chgarmakers Oppose Stand Taken By President Dimper
Chgarmakers oppose the stand on war policy as party leaders accuse President Dimper of undermining democracy. The group cites concerns about civil liberty and government actions, calling for restraint and open debate during the wartime period. They announce a fundraiser to support democratic causes and suggest coordinated action at upcoming meetings.
Damaged Report Describes Wartime Food Shortages
Fragmentary text reports heavy dowage and scarce supplies including Cori wheat and potatoens amid wartime conditions. Mentions dollars, other copa and Seoul, with skeletal notes of Croat Tonighe and inter the williens of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tase Press
Euicuga
Seoul
Revenue Bill to Pass House Without Change
First clash looms between militarism and democracy as forces assemble near Luga, eighty five miles from Petrograd. Provisional troops to bolster the Eight Progress of the deposed Generalissimo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luga
Petrograd
War Tax Fight Dominates Russian Front Posts
Disjointed despatches from Washington and Petrograd describe struggle over wartime taxation and cabinet reform. Reports claim Premier and Provisional government spar over war tax measures, military loyalty, and potential upgrades to the war cabinet as factions in Congress and the Petrograd leadership weigh decisive steps.
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Keren Frofit
Bers
Pation
Kucoiluf
Meeting of BHTAN and Nice in border department
In a brief overheard exchange two men, described as BHTAN and Nice, meet Waahidtkten and exchange hearty embraces. The men discuss a past incident and speak in a casual manner, with one noting an old boss and a relaxed, informal conversation follows.
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Gand
Amd
Rsen
Sonteuudy
Det
Workens appoints adviser to Secretary role amid labor tensions
In September a new adviser was named to assist the secretary as labor conflicts rise. The unnamed appointee, connected to leaders in the Bor Garhield group, is expected to help navigate issues with mine workers and policy directions. The move signals efforts to stabilize relations in a troubled sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Company I Reaches Camp at Wancock Geo 12000 AMP
Report from Augusta Georgia describes Company I safely reaching camp at Wancock with about 12000 men on hand and 28000 due by Friday. The piece notes camp officials and logistics, including distance six miles from the duty location and ongoing work of unloading, with references to supply lines, officers arriving, and readiness for upcoming operations.
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Wancock
Uucwiiy
Augusta
Tet Warren
Cigt
Pengisivaaia
Hinkinenth
Wales
Fae
Caelucns
Qathe Benner
C. A. Bu
Feld Ar Wiery
Mvaistace
Uslgary Protestant
Mpiccapal Church
Pielburgh
Dhe National
Semy Fom Cau Meadu
Mdy
Wort Oglethorpe
Aimee
Aegosta
Unwritten Law Frees Malcolm in Murder Trial
A coroner's jury labeled a prior killing as homicide while Malcolm, once linked to a fatal assault, is freed. Legal confusion and shifting charges appear as the case unfolds with references to war, empires, and a controversial verdict amid police actions and a distinct pageant of names.
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Belviah
Liewtraint
Douglas Matcolm
Arminry
Ciuitier
Aston Bomaberg
Milvohn
Atlyise
Ohm
Ake
Maula
Mafralm
Sianelf
TNE
Adjutant General Tom Stewart Dies After Illness
Tom Stewart, Pennsylvania Adjutant General, dies this morning after heart disease worsened following a heavy mobilization strain. He had been hospitalized after a recent attack and had previously warned of the toll on his health.
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Pennsylvania
Slevin
Veteran officer led Keystone Forces since 1893
Grand Army veteran and longtime commander attributed to the Keystone Forces since 1893 died on the 69th anniversary of his birth. He served on a commission that established the Old Soldiers' Home at Erie and was memorialized for his Civil War era service, with ties to Norristown and local veterans groups.
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Wy Willan C. Shepard
Peteverud
Maltariém
Democracy
Luge
Petrograd
Wes
Iceruiloft
Wetrograd
Uni Spahee
Patrograd
Berensky
Bondarnee
Ike
Fenller
Sllegianne
Woqaaei
Wales
Usaus Fenerwlaagting
Gow
Tete Petrograd
Washington
Jelon
Touay
Rosie
Sodar
Atrfetapisernlioney Ives
Mueshan
Korntlott
Vna
Mariialiy
Patronrad
Gaaral
Diea
Erie
Horsfeiare
Stuart
Auguinal Gunerat
Peonegivanie
Vane
Macohen
Gronra
Seronia
Ateal Geneval
Seewart
Ieowett
Norristown
Ams
Oil City Draft Board Delays Visit Amid Telegram Confusion
Fragmented notes describe an undelivered telegram delaying an official visit to Oil City. The message references a draft board, a man named Petershurdé, and possible training at Camp Bot. Local officials and a board chairman discuss alternatives and timing as the incident circulates.
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Tuckey
Gay
Tally
Buird
Bau
Gremant and Communications
Oil City
Edy Wueld
Taunted She Drowns Plymouth Victim Missing on Barge
A Plymouth report describes Victoria under arrest and a drowning incident on a moving barge on the Suscom River. The narrative is garbled but notes a 35 year old Girard Avenue resident and a charge related to failing to locate a missing person as the barge moved away from shore.
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Plymouth
Scot
Enwardlea
Victoria
Girard Avenue
German bomb car concept to aid long-range raids
A fragmentary report describes a German stufe like car or vehicle project named Carborundry resembling a drill car and torpedo hulk. It mentions Americans claiming these contraptions could disrupt Atlantic shipping by delivering bombs or torpedo-like devices, with references to turbines, axles, engines, and early testing claimed in recent German reports.
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America
Christiana
Norway
Ettleens
Trae-Atlantic
Crinple
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear historical notice
The readable text presents a damaged segment with names and places obscured by errors. It references a county, a farmer and dependent parents, an exemption date, and a follow-up report, but concrete facts are not clear due to the garbled OCR.
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Huckamurg
Toyal, Semuun
Nunnampies
Fens
Mopertnt
Tong
Rim
Cigime
Braund
Plen Aed
Rimvett
Ile GaNeiaee
Two Steamer Sinking Stirs War Talk Before Battle
Navy Department reports two steamers sunk prior to fighting, signaling a major naval exchange. Germany is blamed for deploying submarines to attack convoys, as tensions rise over winter wartime actions.
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Navy Department
Germany
Battle on September 8 reported with no lives lost
Westwego dispatch via Pavia claims the battle involved submarines and surface ships with no fatalities. Navy officials call it a brilliant defensive action for destroyers and note German U-boats' maneuvers as part of the broader wartime exchange.
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Tageblatt
Dimpers
Setouel
Ay m
Tinian
Cignemateere
Sun Princiaro
Petratng & Hort
Deigartanene
New York
Spapernmnlimmvi
Korniloff
Gossage
Sept
Ender Iishin
Touny
AY Zula
Eappare Favelsuler
Senate
Aretinan
Etienne
Willams
Penrose
Banate
Golpe Tyken
Lantur
Wimsco Shapaite Wilites Po
Pantaga
Ruger
Tabeer Sedlaving
Drawiack
Twanstovie Gisvin
Panaiion of
Ieliers
Zaldisra
Simmon
Psronaaarl
Malcolm
England
Faford Wreen
Chicago
Grane Lake
Povaky Ae
Serensker Dee
Campramien
Neersaasy
Tom Stewart
Death Angel
Keystone Forces
Rekensky Arnabsed
Miverhotin
Bert
Astoniit
Cale
Andesiesin
Pesteauen
Fetrogrud
Tolay
Tenronuke
Kerenaky
Korniloit
Lyon
Ndvaites Furves
Burlutalo
Petiugrne
Gevindiayg
Ecuaralisilme
Altimaram
Karhake
Rernilart
Wren
Kerensky Uwe Parbratiy
Harensky
Lyatt
Suruiturt
Eeannoy
Paul Pacroprad
Mae
State OF
Maine
Joreand
Elitos
Fuwar
Aytello
Wanblueton
Daniels
Salt Bm
Chostihemint
Te Prane
France
Buille Coe Iter Beytember
Bop
Seraday
Daniele Wan
Ines
Samad
Cleveland
Dererntom
Boeing
Sedi LLC
Fg Aneual
Fort AuGierstem
Nomsider
Cad Jmon
Thele Twigaire
Eareiare
Jive Gage Rae Termina Actin Spaush
Inereantog
Erticien
eNyhuratay
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