U S Steel to Europe Sea System Losses Warned By Banker
A local financier warns that the rediscounting plan under the national reserve bank system imposes costs on initial banks. He outlines real figures showing a $25 000 note can incur a loss of 645, plus taxes and interest, if the borrower defaults and notes are rediscounted. A Washington banker urges a solution as the system may threaten liquidity.
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U. S. Steel
Europe
National Reserve Bank
Washington
Reserve Bank
Systerm
Banke
Appleaut
Federal Bankh Lann
Tae
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
District of Columbia
Regional Reserve Bank
Wien
Will Take Record Cargo of Horses to Europe
A note about a record shipment of horses bound for Europe appears in scrambled text. The readable portions reference transporting horses, ships, and transatlantic trade, with scattered names and places unclear due to OCR corruption. The core idea is a surge in horse cargo destined for European markets.
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Europe
Colombia Minister Denies Hidden Wireless Station Off Coast
Bogoty's Mainiste Admits a belligerent may have erected a secret radio station along Colombia's coast while condemning any breaches of neutrality during the European war. He cites fruitless searches for wireless plants in Maine and Blois New York and warns of punishment for offenders.
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Bogoty
Maine
Blois
Colombia
Bo Rata
Heratourt
United States
Talon Man
Helligerente
Olaniinas Lang
Howard Routs Hampton in 6–0 Football Victory
Howard dominated Hampton University 6 to 0 in a South Carolina clash. Key plays featured a Jettugk goal after a long run, with Grinnage delivering a setup and strong defense keeping Hampton from danger. Referee Vir Wilkin oversaw the match and substitutions included Wareers and Young among others.
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Hampton University
Tarelin
Esterday
Ciatrut
Hamptons
Omark
Grinnag
Howard
Vir
Wilkin
Bengin
Bothdown
Fer
Lundall
Beamon Mukane Fur Brive
England Sends $15,000,000 in Contracts for War Material
Chiappe Noy reports British orders for autos wagons harness and equipment. Freder icy oS Fish from South Weid returned with details of contracts for 4 trucks from Kenosha. The French government placed over $1,000 in autos from Jackson, Michigan as another wartime order.
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England
Chiappe Noy
Fredericy Os Fish
South
Fenbas Aes
Brien
Shoes for the United States Navy ordered in large batch
The text notes a heavy weight grade referring to oak tanned feather and insoles, with all sizes and widths ordered to fit sailors. It mentions a Brown Shee tarp and a production run totaling 100060 pairs of shoes for the United States Navy.
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United States
Steamer Carrying 1000 Horses Sails for France
A British steamer carrying 1000 horses sails from Norfolk Virginia toward France with 46 000 animals in the first consignment. The vessel Shenandoah will head to Bordeaux, others follow to Newport News and New York area ports. Guards protect the horses and handling proceeds with care amid restricted areas at sea.
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France
Sue al
Washington Post
Norfolk Va
Nox F
Vuguny
Hritien Steaimer Taieburn
Ifrom
Aucordin
Shenandoah
Toading
Newport
Bordeaux
Ier
Shoe firm lands U S Army boot contract
A U S government contract has been awarded to a shoe firm for the provision and manufacture of boots. The order specifies genuine uppers with metal eyelets and durable bleached lams, with all soles to be crafted from the finest materials for Blucher Oxford shoes.
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Save Department
Villa fears a trap as Zapate advance nears capital
Dispatches say Villa troops may re-enter Mexico City under tight orders to prevent loot or disorder while foreign residents’ rights are respected. Secretary Bryan notes northern chieftain could enter at any time and Aguayciente convention leader Eula Ino integrated as interim president awaiting capital return.
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Dieu Aipata
Merxwo
Varias Chanpele
Tren Vilko
Taipilal
Villas
Carothers
Sid Willa
Wextcity
Bryan Salt
En Zapate
Mexco
Eula- Ino
Twenty One Citizens Naturalized After New Course in Los Angeles
Twenty one candidates for United States citizenship completed a new course in citizenship at Los Angeles High School under approval of the Federal Bureau of Naturalization. They were naturalized today with certificates accepted in place of the usual oral examination. The course, prescribed by the board of education and government approved, comprises ten lectures on civic duties and government.
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Los Angeles
United States
Ahims
Federal Bureau of Naturalization
Board of Education
Jane Ervil
U S Protest HEEDED London Benefits by Action
Residents of London believe bombing from Zeppelins is less dangerous than feared due to U S neutrality and informal protest being heeded. No official correspondence on the subject is expected unless remonstrance is ignored, leading to London’s relief and abandonment of plans to terrorize by air.
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New York
Lemon
United States
London
Victory for Navy Plebes over Williamson School
Navy fourth class from Annapolis defeated Williamson School of Philadelphia by 13 points using a forward pass and end running. Navy reached a 25 yard line in the first quarter, Metiuer kicked a field goal, and Hardline Munging scored touchdowns in the second and final quarters.
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Navy
Annapolis
Williamson School
Philadelphia
Metiuer
Munging
Midshipmen
Savannah 300 Mile Motorcycle Race Fatality and Results
A rider died and ten others were seriously hurt during the second annual Savannah motorcycle race. Lee Taylor won the 500 lap event in Middletown Ohio with 50232 time. Joseph Woltera of Chicago finished second and Irving Janks of Milwaukee third amid 33 entrants.
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Savannah
Taylor
Middleton
Ohio
Savvannah
Mooresville
Chicago
Lee Taylor
Middletown
Joseph Woltera
Chncago
Irving Janks
Milwaukee
Sloops
Ald
Kelly
Fider
Rush export goods boom as railways handle war materials
A New York dispatch reports a surge in rail traffic shipping winter garments like sweaters and fur lined coats, and large orders from Europe for shoes and scabbards. Carloads of knit goods, trucks, saddlery, and engines move daily, with Canada routes commonly used. Regions from Chicago to the Gulf ports ship autos, horses, and equipment, while steel and shrapnel work expands at major mills amid rising demand for European war supplies.
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New York
Minneapolia
Express
New York Dock
Bush Companies
Canada
Mddle
New Hingliand
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Europe
Etround
Chicago
St Louis
South
Gulf
Wilinow Central
Fowlevile
Nashville
Vancouver
Russia
Siberia
Alexander Nathaga & CG
Corbi Shoe Company
Worcester Mass
Horope
Rraton & Knight Company
Worcester
Jones & Loughlin Company
Carnegie Company
Carbon Steel Company
France
Totowa
Gandass
Mnumerise
Mindice West
Juarez Racing Entries and Selling Races Summary
Racing entries from Juarez list multiple selling races for three and up with 3 furlongs and 3 year olds plus longer events. Notable horses include Toverrold, Tailelt, Mane O'Reen, Edne bh, Himyar Lass, Sneffa, Bagatelle, Freda Johnson, Lady Finger, LIZ Cartlese, Tourth race entrants, Parcel Post, Prince, CW Kennon, Marty Lou, Lady Maccence, Faneuil Fall, Laila Descognets, Sleepland, Pedro, and Thistle Belle with various weights and odds. First rack features Bermu fan and Ormes entries among others.
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Juarez
Mane O'Reen
Himyar Lass
Sneffa
Ida
Bagatelle
Oemm
Freda Johnson
Daniel
Lady Finger
Liz Cartlese
Prince (Ourad
CW Kennon
Mercuriam EE
Mace
Marty Lou
Lady Maccence
Jake Argent Ji Beaumont
Faneuil Fall
Laila Descognets
Mice
Vaeien
Mette
Lencar
Sleepland
High Street
Pedro
Fragmented OCR: names and places jumble a morning telegraph item
The passage lists a chaotic mix of names and places such as Nash Dakote Jack Winston Frontier Scarsdale and Helen Hurakan with scattered references to morning telegraph and locations Alcourt Huda’s Brother and Stabwart. It reads as a damaged OCR fragment with no clear cohesive event.
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Durier
Strite
Yorkriire Water Lads
Montrésor
Nash
Jack Winston
Frontier Scarsdale
Morning Telegraph
Alcourt
Huda
Haneon
Barbhry
Helen Hurakan
Bryson Keweasa
Soldier Withaver
Frontier River Ring
Tree climbing Boston Bell Terrier a dog in front but coon in rear
Special to The Washington Post from Buffalo N Y November 26 The most extraordinary outline at a dog show is Connie a tree climbing coon dog owned by Cornelia C Kennell of Benson County Mich The dog appears as a Boston bull terrier from one angle and a raccoon from another with a long bark in four keys and a famed squeal The owner recalls finding the animal in the woods near Raoul Chiencroia a woodman and says Connie climbs furniture and chases up trees like a flying creature with a tail waving like a coon It is described as well trained watchful and capable of pursuing other animals and returning to his perch after a chase
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Washington Post
Buffaio
Tullar
Cornelia C Kennell
Benxsonta, Mich
Connie
Benson County
Virginia
Mennell
Upper Peninsula
Raoul Chiencroia
Kennel
Jimb
Autos T9 cross continent in 12 hours
Plans for a coast to coast record run by Lincoln Highway officials and about 200 motorists to prove the route’s viability. Vehicles start at 6 am Friday, aiming 400 miles in twelve hours with only a few longer stretches requiring multiple cars.
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Spel
Washington Post
Chicago
Atlanta
Pacific
Lincoln Highway Association
A R. Pardington
Chicapo
Lincoln Highyry Association
Salt l Lake
Bly Nex
Justice O Dwyer Out as President Dem Club Captured
Special to The Washington Post from York reports Justice Edward F L O Dwyer resigns as president of the Saltonal Democratic Club, collapsing anti Murphy operations. The Tammany faction gains control amid expulsions on 14th Street. election to replace Dwyer set for December 1. renewed figures reappointed.
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Justice O’dwyer
Tammany
Democratic Club
Washington Post
York
Saltonal
Juste Edward FL O Dwyer
City Court
D Dwyer
Mule Kicks Case Seeks Damages in Property Liability
A mule injured a man after a driver allegedly loosened its harness at a Kaska Willyer Supply Co location. The father seeks 19049 in damages while lawyers dispute the companys liability. In a separate incident a man in a street line was robbed of a 14 carat watch and a 14 carat gold chain valued at 14 each.
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Fou
Caar
Paikag Street
Bert
Murchase
Thanksgiving aid instead of banquet in wartime city
Amid shortages the American Society proposed a Thanksgiving charity plan. a formal reception was canceled and funds from feasting were sent to Belatum to aid war sufferers. Ambassador and Mrs Walter Ho Pame hosted a simple family dinner with few guests. Civilian meals were replaced by soup and bread as relief effort moved forward. The effort also included distributing eighteen cases of clothing to war sufferers through Philadelphia women.
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Liam
Belatum
Reiding
Walter Ho
Embisas
Robert Bradley Dominates Havre de Grace Stake Race
At Havre de Grace, Robert Bradley led from start to finish in the Thanksgiving Handicap, stretching a commanding early pace to win ahead of Pardner and Thornhill. The meet featured strong performances with Chupadero securing a steeplechase title, Mamie Koran beating Melecka in the opening race, and Ain’tim ent edging Bushy Sead gust for a late victory. A crowd near 19,600 filled the stands as the card offered multiple stakes and sprint showdowns amid favorable weather.
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Wade
Robert
iBredey
Migler Bach
Robert Bradley
Bradley
Dizzy
Pardner
Thornhill
Mame Ik
Favoite
Stead
Meelicka
Mame Koran
Feld
Mamie K
MecCahey
Little Siovik
Mesheka Pennyreck
Jiarry Shaw
Anmcon
Sherwood
Volant
Davin’ Volant
Shrewsbury
Estimabie
Alpha Chapter Routs Epsilon Eleven in Interchapter Game
Alpha Chapter defeated Epsilon Eleven 42 to 6 in the annual Phi Mu Sigma interchapter football game at Walter Reed Hospital field. Beatt and Thornton starred for Alpha, with Beatt intercepting a pass and returning 40 yards.
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Epsilon Eleven
Gane
Epation
St Paul
Mount Vernon
Phi ‘Mu Sigma
Walter Reed Hospital
Beatt
Thornton
Teams Play to a Tie in Hard Soccer Game
Ex Caledonian and Washington Regulars battled to a 3 3 tie yesterday afternoon at Rosedale playgrounds. Ex Caledonians led 3 1 at halftime behind Hodge Greaves and Brown, then Dias Maunder Featherstone and Petrie spearheaded a late surge to level the score. Game included field action by Higgins Steadman Wright Leekie and Petrie with goal by Petrie. Referees Hodgins and White. Time 43 minutes. Also Chicago news: Thomas M Chivington and Edith Parks Reynolds wed today and depart for a wedding trip through the South.
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Rosedale
Hodge
Greaves
Brown
Caledonians
Dias
Maunder
Featherstone
Petrie
Ruah
Sammars
Rostrians
Higgins
Steadman
Douglas
Meetuts
Wastehead
Wright Cay
Tyan
Todge Hutchison
Fraser Park
Leekie Mannder
Caring Petrie
Feetherstone CF
Browi
Leekie
Crawford Cox
Petrick Tal
Peatheratone
Brown Greaves
Bet
Sriesars
Hodgins
White
Thomas M Chivington
American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Edith Parks Reynolds
Chicago
South
Plan for Auto Classics and Vanderbilt Cup Details
Blanks for the 1915 Vanderbilt Cup and International Grand Prix were mailed to automobile clubs nationwide. The Vanderbilt Cup race, a 400 mile event, will run on Washington’s Ebirthais at the Panama-Pacific Exposition city San Francisco. The International race will use the same course on February 23 for 404 miles. California Wins Rugby Game. Nevada, November 26 The University of California rugby team defeated Nevada University 34 to 5 today.
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New York
Ntrs
Washington
Froncine
California
Nevada
Nevada University
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