Masaryk Elected President of Czecho Slovak Republic
News from New York reports Prof Thomas Masaryk has been elected president of the Czecho Slovak republic and will depart for Prague in two weeks to assume duties. He plans an address to about 2 million Czech Slovak Americans and will complete talks with authorities on aid for the new nation and its armies in Siberia France and Italy. The Czechs and Slavs total about 11 030 000 in population, freeing themselves from Austria Hungary for the first time since 1620.
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Thomas Masaryk
National Council
Paris
Prague
Masaryk
United States
Siberia
France
Italy
Austria-Hungary
New York
Czecho-Slovak Republic
mid-European Union
Wallington
Han Don Iself Oy
Plass
Avat
Sqnedecha-Slovak
Counsil
Uhro-Fusin Nat ‘Nunedl
Hrivain Suspends Recruiting Amid British Action
The British government has announced a pause in recruiting activities after a period of unspecified action. Details remain unclear as officials report a temporary halt approved by authorities, with no timetable given for resumption.
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Hrivain
Vdoa
Market Notes and Bond Listings From Busy Trading Day
A chaotic page shows government bonds and railroad stocks with prices across major exchanges. Livestock markets report steady to higher levels in New York and Baltimore, with cattle calves and sheep receipts and varying bids.
Bond List Soared as Rail Securities Rally Highlighted
The Washington Post reports a broad advance in speculative markets since late war events, with bonds and railroad stocks reaching new highs. Rail issues led gains while industrials lagged, and expectations of further rises persist amid speculation, with Treasury policy and government contracts shaping the outlook.
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Washington Post
New York
Marstil Foch
Dow, Jones & Co
Alse
Whal
Southern Pacific
Germany
Oil power cited as wartime renewal aid in industry note
The article discusses embargo effects on exporting grilling materials and tax and consumption restrictions. It argues space will let manufacturers escape these conditions and benefit from wartime incentives, claiming oil remains the dominant energy factor driving industry gains.
Death of Lieut. J. C. M. Small
Reports indicate Lieut. J C M Small died from pneumonia on October 2 while returning from France. He was buried in Philadelphia after a funeral held a few days later. Mrs Margaret Hetten of Philadelphia and Small’s widow or companion had recently moved to Washington, with notes in the Lonsdale Apartment.
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Ben
Philadelphia
Small
Tranasport
France
Migs
Margaret Hetten
Washington
Lonsdale
Fragmentary OCR Item Mentions Chester Military College
The readable OCR fragment references a Chester Military College and a University of Pennsylvania association. It provides limited details and lacks a clear event, date, or outcome.
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J. Haded
Bhitadalphin
Chester Military College
University of Pann
Farm to table plan presented at Park View victory meet
Parker View Citizens Association hosts a meeting with M Clyde Kelly as principal speaker to unveil a direct farm to table truck service for the community. The plan aims to boost local food access and involves the Itikeia Food Council led by president G McGrath in the discussion.
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Park View
M. Clyde Kelly
Armistice News Sparks Hopewell Camp Lee Parade
Petersburg Va November 11 news of Germany armistice greeted Hopewell and Petersburg with joy. City hall bell, fire department bells, church bells rang. Camp Lee saw heightened enthusiasm among soldiers awaiting overseas deployment. A large marching crowd from the industrial plant led by officials and a military band paraded through business streets and nearby villages.
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Washington Post
Patersburg
Germany
Petersburg
Camp Lee
Fremens Pand
Hopewell
Brer Rabbit Molasses Endorsed For Growing Children
An old advertisement extols molasses with sliced bread as daily child fare. Brer Rabbit Molasses is described as pure wholesome and strengthening. It claims to supply essentials for young bodies and reduce sugar and butter costs, advised by doctors.
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New Orleans
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Tla
Anne Igs Penton Murzan
Bethting Bria
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Hleeira
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Thinoi
Central
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Marine
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Southern
Liggett & Baeray
Louisville & Naenville
Issouri Pac
Ontana Power
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Texas
Pennsylvania
Reading
Republic
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Bell
Sa Southern Railway
Bs Southern Railway
Texas Company
Texas & Pacific
Union
T. S. Steel
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
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Liberty Aga
Aiden
Baltimora
Baltimore
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Ane dc
Maryland
Virginia
Macinand
Doorn Dlaryland
Ohio
North Carolina
By Express
Hay Alcer
Atelier
Souterland
Vastern
Nety
Fawla
Washington Steel Exchange
John L. Edwards , & CO
Stank
Nempers
N.Y. Ava
Payees
Union Savings Bank
Ordext Sariggh Bank
Wade HH. Cooper
Fourtaentt Th. Jist Ies
America
National Metropolitan Bank
15Th St
U. S. Treasury
Natuinal Bank
Treasury
Dow Jénées
Éalga
Decature Heights
J. c. M. Small
Frederick Nulton
Russia
Winchester
Joan M. Nulton
Hastian
Bhoute
South America
Buenos Aires
Argentina
la Razon
Date Rate Cok
Areata
Areatios Ais
Tree Advertising Agency
Fourth Ave
Horatio Campa
H. Hilottee Syfe
Broadway
Roland Kay Co
Sawer Ray Building
Chicago
Brer
Penick @ Forp, Ltd
Wera Brand
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