German Prison Blight Hinted Across Germany
Return of 360 soldiers and civilian prisoners from Rechteben reveals a country under a blight with railways deserted and fuel shortages. Observers note barbed wire fever among exiles and German women taking railway work, while reports cite scarce trains and bleak streets.
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London
England
Rechteben
Germany
Manchester Guardian
Ruhleben
Daily Telegraph
Spanlau
Hanover
Babe Is Born In A Skiff During Ohio Flood
Mrs J W Bogert of Newport gave birth to a girl in a skiff as her husband moved them from their waterlogged home. The Ohio River overflow swirled around the craft while the infant and mother were said to be fine.
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Cincinnati
J. W. Bogert
Newport
Ohio
Habgood and Harmony in Republican gubernatorial bid
The Habgood Harmony campaign for Governor in the Republican primaries crystallizes state sentiment toward Republicanism. Rob ert Patton Habgood, Bradford, McKean County, has served two terms in the Legislature and backed key reforms. He headlines a nationwide advertising push by supporters linking Habgood to party unity and pro prohibition and woman suffrage stances.
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Robert Patton Habgood
Bradford City
McKean County
Charles Ambler
Habgood
Republican State League of Clubs
Knox
Bellefonte
Renovo
Bradford
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway
Bradford Evening Star
Bradford Evening Star and Record
State Editorial Association
Associated Dailies of
Pennsylvania
French Field Exercises Troll in Trenches Teach Tough Mobility
In a Solomon Post reminiscence, 14V E George Pattullo recalls army training in France. He describes grueling drills "Indian walk" crawl and bear run to prepare for trench fighting, noting the exercises strengthen the body for safe movement under fire.
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George Pattullo
Ute
Warren National Bank Report March 4 1918 Condition
Balance sheet for Warren National Bank Pennsylvania shows Loans and discounts 3,665,922.75 with various components, U. S. bonds pledged 305,000.00, securities 2,251,710.14, cash items 482,732.88, and total assets 7,294,241.51. Liabilities include capital stock 300,000.00, surplus and profits 276,000.00, deposits 5,419,766.79, and a total 7,294,241.51 with a 201,528.19 contingent liability. Signed by Cashier E. H. Lampe and Notary Rose H. Davis on March 12, 1918.
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Sevice
U. S
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Bank
Basking House
Eeesesee Wees
Federal Bank
Vesoer
Clear House
U. S&s
Natio
Eeetee
NES
NES Aseves
Eeees
Servnes
United States
Raceral Reserve Bank
Citizens National Bank Warren 1918 Report of Resources and Liabilities
Bank in Warren Pennsylvania closes March 4 1918 reports loans and discounts 693180.37 with foreign exchange drafts sold 14745.87 securities 12875.00 cash holdings 47264.77 and total deposits 1126366.26 including demand deposits 182689.33 time deposits 26000 plus 472.48 checks and reserve funds with the U.S. Treasury and other itemized balances.
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Wikanda
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Vasa Sis Yee
Gtie
Skye
Estereer
Ersss
Ptel Acei Nance
Warren
State of Pennsylvania
I. O. A. Pressel
Nam Bank
Mrs Fitzgerald Leads Socials for Wounded Tommies
Mrs. Fitzgerald wife of Lieut Col Fitzgerald now private secretary to Lord French and formerly the wife of Anthony J Drexel heads entertainment efforts for wounded Tommies and Sam.
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Mrs. Fitzgerald
Col. Fitzgerald
Lord French
Anthony J. Drexel
Sam
Premature Explosion Kills Two at Natalie Colliery
At Natalie colliery near Mount Carmel Pennsylvania Edward Cinera 32 died and William Shannon was fatally injured in a recent blast. The men had prepared a heavy dynamite charge in a new slope. A prior shot failed to disconnect an electric battery and storage wire causing the explosion. Shannon crawled 250 feet, severely wounded, as the accident unfolded.
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Mount Carmel
Edward Cinera
William Shannon
Natalie
Shannon
Tly
Subpoena in Warren County Divorce Case 1918
Susie J. Flahety as libellant sues Stephen Flaherty in Warren County Common Pleas No 2 March Term 1918. Respondent ordered to appear May 6 1918 at Warren PA Court House to answer complaint and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff Geo A W DeForest issues notice. D U Arird attorney listed.
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Warren
Geo
A. W. Deforest
D. U. Arird
Face the Facts War Aid Through Wheat Savings
The text urges Allies to fight harder by conserving wheat. It argues hungry nations threaten victory and France England and Italy must be fed. By saving about a quarter of last year’s intake and substituting another food, the public can support fighters without reducing personal nourishment.
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France
England
Italy
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Stork
Mother
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THE
Warren National Bank
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I. E. H. Lampe
E. H. Lampe
Rose H. Davis
Chas. Chase
G. F. Watson
D. W. Beaty
Citizens National Bank
Resources
A. Pressel
Joseph A. Schofield
S. Bayer
Fred
Faton
E. D. McKee
Bes
Tom and
Sammy
Providence
America
Brong
Boston
Farmers
Department of Agriculture
Wight
TS AN
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