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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
12
The text presents a fragmented OCR dump with scattered names such as WILLIAM OH and HELEN, interspersed with strings like STOP SUFFERING NOW FROM ASTHMA and department references. It resembles a damaged newspaper item listing various names, places, and stray phrases without coherent context or clear events.
Local notice announces a sale by O Dunnells Drug Store with details readable in the fragment. The text references a drug store sale, unknown date, and legal or public sale language amid jumbled OCR.
A London based editor comments on Russia and Serbia guiding World War I policy, noting the interlocked aims with Belgrade, the intent to bolster Serbia, and the potential for Austria Hungary to be drawn into conflict. The piece weighs political motives and possible repercussions, drawing unsettling parallels to past events and future risk.
New York Oct 1 reports say Russian columns move into Hungary while Allied forces in northern France tighten their encircling pressure on the German army right wing. The piece suggests official communiques are laconic and posits that Joffre’s maneuvers may be larger in impact than announced, with a possible rapid retreat by Von Kluck if disaster looms.
Maryland Progressive leaders call for Theodore Roosevelt to be elected to the United States Senate in 1916. They frame their platform around prohibition and reform while urging voters to support Roosevelt as the party’s central figure. The piece notes party alignment with Roosevelt’s candidacy and references other local political moves.
Bay City and Detroit report dramatic sessions at state party gatherings. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, former president, addressed Progressive speakers and condemned Republican standpatters aiding Democrats. The meetings named tickets and adopted platforms amid heated debates on loyalty to Lincoln and Jefferson.
Special to The Washington Post reports Democratic Chairman in Whit Sulphur Springs West Virginia states Glynn and Gerard will win by a significant plurality. He asserts both nominees, Gov Glynn and Ambassador Guard, are assured victory in the upcoming election.
The Baltimore meeting of the American Federation of Catholic Societies elected officers led by John Whalen as President and adjourned to meet in Toledo next year. The advisory board includes Cardinals Gibbons Farley and O Connell, with bishops voting on a united Catholic fraternal effort and a push to promote Catholic youth organizations.
A House labor subcommittee agreed to Ware Denald’s bill establishing a national employment bureau within the Department of Labor. Chair Lewis and Rep MacDonald of Michigan will confer with Secretaries Wilson and Post, using General Batleson before the committee to finalize the measure.
George H. French a 74 year old Navy Department auditor and former civil war veteran died at his home 171 T street northwest Tuesday night. A Nashua New Hampshire native, he served as clerk and rose to chief of division before joining the Navy Department staff in 1894. He lost an arm at Gettysburg and is survived by his daughter Mrs William Cunningham of Washington and son George T French of Milwaukee.
A Baltimore Catholic convention delegation plans to urge the President at the White House today at 1120 oclock. They condemn religious freedom restrictions in Mexico and report vandalism and persecutions against Catholic churches and institutions. The group cites clergy and nuns seeking refuge and notes eight American nuns and a priest are in Mexico City.
Eustis will close the Sea briskie Villa on Monday and return to Washington with planned later travel to California Rear Admiral Austin W Knight will return to Washington Friday morning
Nothing is so essential to health as keeping the bowels open. A mild laxative tonic made from simple herbs with pep sin is Dr Caldwell s Syrup Pepsin. Price fifty cents to one dollar. free trial bottle available by writing Dr W B Caldwell 451 Washington Monticello Ill.
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