Bride Recounts German Prison Ordeal and Escape
New York reports Katherine Peterson, who after 18 months in a German prison recounts her capture, rape during a wartime uprising, and escape to Cologne and Paris. She and Capt. Petersen, who enlisted after breaching letters to her, married soon after in New York.
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Monument to French and U S Heroes Erected at St Mihiel
The first stone of a monument honoring French and American soldiers who liberated St Mihiel from German control was laid on a September date after a schedule change. French President Poincare attended and the ceremony honored the allied victory and memory of the heroes.
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St. Mihiel
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Wool Market Quiet Past Week In England Swamped By Orders
Fragmentary report notes a quiet wool market in England amid high orders and unsettled activity. The text is garbled but suggests supply pressures and inconsistent demand affecting prices and shipments.
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England
Fragmentary World War Crisis Brief
Disconnected OCR text appears to reference casualties and wartime events with scattered figures. Mentions indicate deaths and injuries among men women and children, and large numbers per month, but specifics are unclear. The source fragment lacks coherent context or identifiable entities to firm up a proper summary.
Gypsy migration to Emeryville sparks California concerns
Officials report a large Gypsy religious movement heading from across the United States toward Emeryville near San Francisco. Estimates place fifteen thousand travelers seeking a permanent encampment and political influence, with tribes forming a central flag and linking back to a promised land on the Pacific coast.
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Chicago
Woman Drowns Near Rain Barrel in Denison
A woman identified as Schneider drowned at a rain barrel house in Denison today. Authorities speculate she either wandered to the barrel while asleep or lost balance while drawing water. Local notes mention an election in the state and other city items in the same issue.
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Preservation and storage tips for food supply in hard times
A fragmented notice urges conserving food by storing grain and perishables in a dry well vented area. It emphasizes keeping victuals sound and sweet, with a weeks long supply. It also warns against waste and suggests using fresh produce and freshly baked goods.
Target Tips and Hunting Helps From Army Ammo Expert
A reader questions revolver versus automatic pistols for target shooting after army discharge. Results from Caldwell N J pistol matches show autos can beat revolvers in competition. Also asked about safe black powder smokeless shells for a pump gun and leash trained rabbit dogs. Advice favors factory loads and paired hunting methods with dogs.
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Caldwell
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Sioux City
King Victor Emmanuel Promises Crown Properties to Fighters
Premier Nitti in Rome presents a bill to sign over crown properties for the benefit of the fighting men. The chamber of deputies greeted the move with loud cheers and a display of loyalty as the plan was announced.
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Associated Press
Rome
Nitti
Chamber of Deputies
Victor Emmanuel
Tri City Railway Officials Fined in Davenport Case
President B. J. Denman and Vice President J. G. Irontoon of the Tri City Railway were fined 100 each by Justice Coster of Muscaline for failure to operate streetcars in Davenport. They appealed to the higher court.
Greeks Rush Bulgate Pact Protests Indicate Changes Likely
The Associated Press reports Greek and Romanian delegations filed protests against the treaty text. Protests target economic and territorial provisions and may lead to revisions before final approval.
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Associated Press
Apic
New York City Weathered Food Sale Threats Reported
The city weather department notes pervading hazards on New York streets from truck vendors selling food at inflated prices. Police and officials warn the public about deceptive food sales and demand caution as inspectors monitor stalls and routes.
Fragmented OCR Note on a Drunk Day and Apricot Incident
A garbled OCR passage describes a scene with references to a herd of 75, retirees, and apricots. Names and specifics are unclear but imply a local event or anecdote about intoxication and a pecking activity involving villagers.
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Uy Vieugherty
Scar Lere Vevey
Hove Warn
Army rules trap ex-soldier over civilian clothes case
Major Besnah at Camp Sherman faces a clash with military regulations after a former 83rd division member court martialed in France seeks freedom. He cannot keep the uniform and must be issued civilian clothes costing no more than ten dollars, but the order defies his interpretation of regulations.
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Prohibition Cuts Taxi Profits and Jobs in City
A Boston area survey shows taxi firms suffer large losses from Prohibition with about 400 chauffeur positions eliminated and roughly 610 cars put up for sale. Stand locations near hotels and theaters bore the heaviest impact as patrons shift to other amusements.
Unclear OCR fragment hints storm warnings and wedding tale
The readable bits describe a hurricane threat and storm damage along the Florida coast. Other lines mention a Michael Barnes and a wedding or bride reference with garbled names and dates, suggesting mixed local notes and weather alerts from New Orleans and Port Arthur area.
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Westwild
Texas
Port Aethiae
Cerpis
Martiner
Cancellation of deeds in Interstate Tractor bankruptcy case
Deeds to land valued at 50000 were canceled sought by Howard Miller in bankruptcy suit against L P Ordway of St Paul Minn The case notes 609000 in claims against Interstate Tractor with 1603236 74 total claims filed and 1036450 29 assets The deeds dated July 30 and 34 1917 were held until Dec 20 1918 The plaintiff seeks 50000 if not annulled and cancelled plus judgment against the defendant Divorces Are Petitioned Jennie C Hearst files for divorce from William L Hearst Raymond E Mackaman seeks divorce from Seana Mackaman who married in June 1917 and his service ended Aug 16 1919 He alleges desertion and support payments during service
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L. P. Ordway
St. Paul
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Howard 8. Miller
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Jennie C. Hearst
William L. Hearst
Raymond E. Mackaman
Seana Mackaman
U. S. Army
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Dollies Visit to Douglas in his Mother's Grief
In a conflict between love and a demanding invalid mother, Dollie plans a visit to Douglas's home despite Aunt Abigail's warning that his mother Celia Cameron's hysterical outbursts and controlling nature threaten their engagement. Douglas hopes Dollie will see the burden and resilience in the family before matrimony. Dollie reassures him and resolves to visit, while the mother’s fragile nerves loom over the plan.
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Nouglas
Douglas
Celia Cameron
Huldah White
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Dollie
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Dallie
General McLachlin Returns With First Division Vanguard
The return of Major General Edward F. McLachlin and the First Division to New York is shown aboard the Lorizana with plans for a Fifth Avenue parade led by General Pershing. The piece shifts to a nostalgic family vignette about Douglas, a boy, and his mother, then touches on the shift from manual to electric fans replacing hand fans in homes.
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United States
New York
Ishini Pastores
Orizaba
Edward FL McLachlin
Pershing
Jin
Fifth Avenue
Douglas
Dollie
Dolite
Missing Story Fragments Hint at Old Tale
Incomplete dialogue reveals a fragmentary exchange about storytelling memories. The scene hints at a character named Miss White and a question of how to proceed with a tale, leaving the outcome and context unresolved.
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Dollie
Poslam Skin Remedy Ad Claims Quick Improvement
An advertisement extols Poslam as a fast relief for unsightly skin troubles and a tonic for the complexion. It promises quick healing, reduced irritation, and that the product will not harm, with buyable claims and a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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West 47Th St
New York
Meaty Roasts Rib Boil and Steak Specials
Special menu notes list rib boil and steak items with prices and various cuts. Mentions honed rib at 39 cents and honed niamp 286, plus flank and corned options. Appears as a fragmented historic diner advertisement or pricing board.
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