Death of Queen Alexandra At Sandringham
Queen Alexandra dies at Sandringham England at 5 25 p m after heart disease. She was nearly 81 and had long served as Princess of Wales and Queen Mother. Her death leaves King George V and the royal family in deep mourning.
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England
Edward
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
Alexandra
George V
eMnewewenThus
Hee
Princess of Wales
Edfra
Wales
Deen Alexandra
Prince Wales
Duke of
Royal
Ndringham House
Sand‘heham
Hamigs
Denmark
Ge Tennyson Eang
Alesendra
Esyegen
Norfolk
Market mood dims as grain and tax lines tighten
New York reports from Diradstreet's note more regularity but a buying letdown across industries. Weather disruptions and crop reports are blamed for price pressures, with cotton grades and yields affected by wetness and freezes in the south.
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York
Ihirad
Diradstreet
Texas
West Indies vessel fire threatens total loss
A Caribbean ship suffered a morning blaze endangering the crew and likely total loss. The lone survivor, Mabel, reported the incident as the Florida king’s departure led to the catastrophe.
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Tio & Beras
Avrke Teland
West Indies
Naw
Etek Sehowner
Mabel Pm
Florida
Weather Forecast Readout From a Faded Page
Fragmentary forecast notes describe a fair Saturday with minor temperature shifts and limited changes. Time markers mention 6 PM yesterday and a 2 20d cumert 23 PM. sunset adjustments are slight.
Italy approves bill abolishing secret societies in Senate
Rome reports the Senate approved the bill to abolish secret societies by 142 to 16 after a lengthy debate led by Premier Mussolini. He rejected charges that the move targets Free Masonry and noted U S bankers offered loans to Italy, while one senator warned the law could worsen public disorder despite the fascist regime’s aims.
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Rome
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Mussolini
Die
Seneter Grace
Matement Wee
Fassets
Iowa 1a Pitt against Trojan Tribe on Coast
Frayed OCR notes describe a college football clash involving Stanford and Washington area teams with headlines about the Big Game, ticket issues, and a look at previous defeats. It mentions teams like Stanford and Oregon Aggies and a conference matchup with Washington.
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Iowa 1A
Trojan Tribe
Goast
Francia
Oelifermis
Stanfern
Cardinale
Stamford
Teomentee
Stenford
al Saat
Les
Boethere Paltereke
Fragmented OCR Brief Highlights Local Notice
Observed garbled text from a newspaper fragment shows unclear details. Readable items include stray capitalized words and numbers, but no complete event, date, or names. Further restoration needed to identify the subject and jurisdiction.
Kamens Ox Goccse General Leads Roman Catholic Veers
Fragmentary text references a Kamens Ox Goccse general, Rev DW Tie, and riders in a medieval context. Mentions Meorigwse Jseees Wale and Cetidie cacites of the Madddie Want with widened commas, indicating obscure cipher-like wording.
Massachusetts Officials Face Harsh Prosecution Move
Boston reports Governor Alvin T. Fuller vows to prosecute town and city officials who steal public funds. He cites at least 600000 in shortages across about sixty municipalities since 1910 and 160000 in audits last year. He mentions appointing an assistant to the attorney general to pursue cases.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Alvin T. Fuller
Harria Dodge
Chariton
Ville des Capes Sunk Off Cuba While 17 Miles East of Silon Bay
The Haitian steamer Ville des Capes, carrying about 200 laborers to Cuba, was sunk in the Caribbean. Four crew and the chief engineer were rescued by ships Wan Derer and another vessel, with survivors searched by American and British units. No casualties reported.
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Ville Des Capes
Pilon
Havana
Cube
Et Saterday
Cuba
Wanderer
Aus Cayes
Poter
Bantingoe
Eaphanes
Ville Des Caves
Divorced Woman Granted Decree From Her Husband
A divorce decree was granted to Mrs. Wood from her husband in Wilmington. The testimony in the case cited grounds of desertion and abandonment. Witnesses included Dr. Henry B. Theomgeoe and others, with evidence of a marriage on April 82, 1202, and details of the family residence and financial settlement.
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Wilmington. Dei
Blatherjee Thompeem
Jhenry B. Theomgeoe
Wilssingioe
Tamapa
Pihadelmeda
Red Grange Considers Retirement After Today’s Big Game
Columbus dispatch reports Harold Grange may quit college after the Illinois-Ohio State clash. The Galloping Ghost could announce leaving the University of Illinois and end his intercollegiate career to pursue business ventures and capitalizing on his mounting fame.
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Red” Grange
Columbus
Ohio
Harold “Red Grange
University of Uhmets
Carter
Chaves County Cotton Crop Ginning Totals Listed
The Chaves County cotton crop gin totals show 11 000 bales in the chop and partial tallies from several gins. Estimates place total bales around two thirds gathered, with per gin outputs including Magermee 1 664, Bester 8 118, Leake Arthur 32, shocewild 04, Furmoree 614, Reewell 133, heme 044, Gowsh Sprig 648, and others. Overall output nears 124 990 bales, with intermediate sums from Demtar Saniwke 1 490, Gaeewieedd 1 200, Farmers' gin 1 008, Roswell gin 1 280, South Sypoieg 1 504, and Unens rie bales.
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Heswell
Giamanecere
Magermee
Bester
Leake Arthur
Reewell
Wales
Eualey
Haves County
Milne
Kong
Taring Wealth Hurts Workers in GOP Theory
Fragmented OCR text discusses wealth and worker impact tied to Republican theory. Mentions Wood, French petition, and public sentiment about wealth influence on policy, with unclear figures and shifting references to parties and campaigns.
Mysterious man assaults women in Toledo Ohio
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an alleged attacker in Toledo working against women. The text references a man, possible targets, and unclear events with inconclusive details and names that are not fully legible.
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Mysterious Man
Toledo, Ohio
Cathe—Ceed Event Sparks Local Interest Today
A fragmented OCR reads as a local event notice noting a gathering or ceremony titled Cathe cee et today near a central location. The readable terms suggest community attention though specifics remain unclear.
Navy court clears Captain Foley in Lansdowne case
The Shenandoah naval court of inquiry exonerated Captain Foley of seeking to sway Mrs. Lansdowne testimony. The panel also dismissed the former judge advocate's case and resumed the inquiry with Captain Charles P. Clark testifying. Secretary Wilbur noted a letter from Joseph Davies asking the court be discharged. navy lawyers will review it over several days.
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Washington
Shenandoah Naval Court of Inquiry
Paul Foley
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Mitchell
Charles P. Clark
Army Air Service
Foley
Wilbur
Campbell
Judge Advocate of the Navy
Joseph E. Davies
Lansdowne
Ths
Navy Department
Army court martial shows lull in Mitchell trial
Washington November 26 the army court martial trying Colonel William Mitchell paused amid tense anticipation for resumed testimony Monday. One witness heard, many stipulations read, and documentary evidence admitted as Honolulu witnesses prepare to testify about Langley and West Virginia near collision claims.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Honolulu
Mr. W. Sheridan
Kelly Wield
Texas
Langley
West Virginia
Pas Viardece
Hawaiian Us
Former Ku Klux Dragon Goes to Indiana Prison
A fragmentary report notes a person connected with Ku Klux activities is slated for transfer to an Indiana prison. Details are unclear due to text corruption but indicate legal action related to a murder or violence case.
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Indiana
Omall Offender Mustn't Escape Says Coolidge
Fragmentary article quotes President Coolidge warning that an Omall offender must not escape. The readable text includes garbled OCR artifacts and unclear surrounding details such as locations and dates. Further readable facts are unavailable.
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Coolidge
Bandits Loot $18,000 Payroll in Detroit Factory Raid
A five man gang raided the Ainsworth Manufacturing offices taking an $18,000 payroll after a battle with two express messengers. Ross Loney, 30, was killed and Walter Radloff, 26, seriously injured as the robbers fled after a fusillade.
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Detroit
Ainsworth Manufacturing Company
Ross Loney
Walter Radloff
Loney
Radloff
Coolidge May Be Taken To Washington For Winter
Plymouth Vermont November 2 Major James F Coupal personal physician to President Coolidge arrived at the request of the executive. He found Colonel Coolidge improving though heart blocks lingered. Dr Cram said improvement over yesterday, but no decision on a Washington trip or winter plans. Neighbors debate whether relocation would suit the patient.
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Plymouth
James F. Coupal
Coolidge
John ©. Coolidge
Major Coupal
Albert M. Cram
Colonel Coolidge
Coole Ington
Dr. Cram
Washington
Calemel
Coalidge
Aio Grande Plans Large Extension Work
Aio Grande announces a major extension project with new steel cars to be made locally and introduced later this year. No clear dates or locations are specified in the readable text.
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AIO Grande
Mystery Text From Fragmented Page
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear names and places with garbled words. The legible parts mention a person and a date style, but details are not decipherable for a precise report.
N Indenburg condemned for MLA support Locarno treaty
Ludendorff denounces the German president for signing a document of dishonor and sacrificing his fame by backing the Locarno Treaty. The article cites accusations of betrayal and questions the president's motives and loyalty to Germany.
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Nindenburg
Locarno
Ludendorff
New Cabinet Reshuffle Includes Socialists in Broad Reform
Berlin reports President von Hindenburg backs the Locarno treaties causing dismay among nationalists. Ludendorff denounces Hindenburg in a Voelkischer Kurier broadside signaling a rift. Chancellor Luther says the cabinet will be reconstituted after Locarno with a broader base possibly including socialists but excluding nationalists.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Munich
Voelkischer Kurter
Adolf Hitler
Hindenburg
Luther
Reorganization Plan for St Paul Approved by Opposing Factions
New York November 20 The revised terms for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway plan were announced by Kuhn Loch & Co and National City as reorganization managers. Dissident bondholders led by George F Roosevelt and stockholders led by Ernest Iseiin approved the modifications and urged supporters to accept the amended plan. A further bondholders committee led by Macha C Jameson also joined the compromise.
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New York
Chicago, Milwaukee and S. Paul
Macha C. Jameson
Globe Ena Rutgers Insurance Company
Colorado Governor Fined for Speeding Incident
Vert Collins reports Gov C J Morley and state highway chair Devell fined $19.85 after arrest for speeding at thirteen miles an hour. Justice Watrous and Traffic Officer BE Savard handle the case with same fine as any citizen. Governor paid the penalty and praised Savard for enforcing the law.
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Eer Savard
Perpese
Toad
Japan plans Buddhist outreach to Americans amid youth movement
A report outlines a plan by Buddhist leaders in Japan to convert Americans to Buddhism, involving a youth outreach effort and visits to discuss beliefs and practices. It notes key figures guiding the outreach and frames the activity as part of broader religious exchanges.
Mishmash text fragment clues unclear event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions crime and names but precise incident, location, or date are unreadable. Hard to extract a coherent story or identify involved persons or organizations from the garbled lines.
Day in Washington Exoneree Names and Dates Misread
Fragmentary OCR notes show names and dates amid a Washington countdown. Credit for an exoneration or clearance appears muddled, with unclear references to Paul and a settee meeting and a reading error affecting a row.
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