Tornado Toll in Alabama and Severe Storms Nationwide
Sixteen killed and more than a score injured as a Pike County tornado devastates homes across multiple communities. Relief trains rush to aid victims, with thousands of dollars in damage and extensive injuries reported. Additional storms sweep Maryland to New England with drownings, looting fears, and naval airship mishaps reported along the coast.
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Alabama
Troy
Ala
Pike County
Sweetward
Old Hope
Laverne
Oak Grove
Nion Springs
Comet
Ring 101
Barbour County
Ufala
Good Hope
Union Springs
Perecus
Etd
Cpttal
Gowers
Atlantic
Maryland
Delaware
New York
New England
Rockaway Point
Woburn
Mass
Baltimore
Navy
Delphia
Marcieg
Cones of Tep in Sy Abd tPterti Hy erORN
Unclear OCR fragment mentioning tep cones, water, and possible barge activity. Names, places, and events are unreadable.
Last Remercer Mr te Bere a
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and phrases with unclear context including te Bere and te Yoesed. No clear event or outcome present. The readable items indicate a miscellaneous historical note with missing details.
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Te Bere ‘A
FLADEM Cerdee SF RRES ABA OMELET OR Per Siete
Fragmented OCR text provides few readable facts about a local item or event. The readable parts mention a place name and scattered phrases but no clear actions, dates, or entities beyond partial terms. The record remains unclear but preserves some place and person-like fragments for potential future clarification.
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Fladem Cerdee
Seventeen Navy Seaplanes Torn From Moorings in 75-Mile Gale
Seventeen of 23 Navy seaplanes tied to Sellers Point moorings were torn loose in a 75 mile gale near Baltimore. One plane at Bay Shore Park disappeared. Nine were wrecked or damaged, with ten possibly salvageable. Squadron commander T. G. Ellison said only anchored craft could race in the Schneider Cup events at Hay Shore Park.
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Baltimore
United States Navy
Sellers Point
Bay Shore Park
Hampton Roads
Sollere Point
T. G. Ellison
Eit
Hay Shore Park
Hay Bhore
Vilyeey
Meelf
Daltimere
Conrad
Germatta
War Looms on Eve of Opening Customs Parley
On the eve of a customs conference tensions rise as delegates gather amid warnings of possible sanctions and retaliation. Officials from the region, including trade heads and security leaders, prepare statements and logistics ahead of the meeting. The article notes heightened patrols and cautious rhetoric from all sides as negotiations approach.
Race event summary and local notes from Baltimore area
Fragmented OCR text references Baltimore Ontario and a race event with 92 ORR and other garbled phrases. It mentions a local news beat and possible future dates but details are unclear.
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Bex Shere Fock
Maltimore
Resignations Hit Berman Cabinet Members
A government minister and two officials resign amid a political shakeup. Bertin reports Howe, minister of the interior, Sebiiches minister of finance, and De Alert Sword all stepping down following the controversy.
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Berman
Bertin
Netionalet
Howe Minteter
Sebiiches
Grinkter
Fesse
de Alert Sword
Howe
Denver Man Convicted for Murder of Wife
Denver, Oct. 25. Rey P. F. Shank, convicted by a county criminal court, was sentenced to death for the murder of his wife, who was also the mother of his 14 year old son. The jury found him guilty after judge and jury delivered the verdict. Shank, a merchant, awaits the gallows as officials prepare the formal sentence.
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Denver
Rey PF
Shank
Ted
Will Stand No Nonsense From Balkan States
This article discusses strong resolve by leaders to enforce peace in Europe through the League of Nations at a special session in Parte. It notes withdrawals from committees and deployments affecting allied bases and diplomacy amid rising tensions and calls for coordinated action.
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Balkan States
Europe
Lecarne
Council of the
League of Nationa
Eegue
Parthermare
League of Nations
Virtuale
Careea
Shane Patty
RENGH FINANCE CHIEF OPPOSES CAPITAL LEVY
Paris report says M. Caillaux opposed a capital levy before departmental electors at Chateau Du Loire. He outlined a plan for financial rehabilitation, hinted at inflation changes, and defended reform aimed at refunding debts to the United States and Britain. He warned of possible cabinet upheaval and reaffirmed republican defense amid tensions.
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Paris
Sarthe
Chateau du Loire
M. Caillaux
Radical Party
Treasury
Bank of France
M. Calllaux
France
United States
Great Britain
Dawes
Painleve
Republic
Ageinet
Captain Max Carey Rushed to Hospital
Captain Max Carey of the Pittsburgh Pirates was rushed to a hospital after suffering a severe illness following a collision in the fifth game of the World Series in Washington. Doctors noted pneumonia was guarded against, and Carey had been bedridden at home for two to three days before admission.
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Pittsburgh
Carey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fierre
Washingtanereye
Dortore
Clashes in Managua Leave One Dead and Thirteen Wounded
Reports say a violent confrontation in Managua results in a fatality and thirteen injuries as security forces clash with groups in the city. Details remain incomplete, with chaotic scenes described and questions about the political context and timing surrounding the unrest.
League Council to Act as Balkan War Escalates in Paris Meeting
Istanbul dispatch reports League of Nations leaders rushing to Paris for an extraordinary session to curb the Greco Bulgarian clash as Bulgaria faces agrarian unrest at home. Reports from Sofia and Athens show conflicting claims of Greek and Bulgarian advances while neighboring states urge restraint.
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Paris
League of Nations Council
Sofia
Pipernitza
Petrovo
Athens
Demirkanour
Demirkapur
Hadjiktriakos
Secretariat
The
League
Rumenia
Czechoslovakia
Aha Els Grade
Bambeoulissy
Atheanasoff
Toljanoff
Zaribred
Eesin
Hemds
Ureceka
Bulgarian towns bombarded by air attack report
A mistyped dispatch from Sofie reports Bulgarian towns bombarded in an air raid. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but mentions relief efforts and ongoing conflict impacts on civilians.
Visit Your Schools Today Education Week Theme
A garbled note promotes Visit Your Schools Today as the keynote for Education Week. The fragmentary text mentions observance in November and references regional events, but most specifics are unreadable.
Lone Wolf Pro Enforcement Service Death Victim
A disjointed OCR fragment references an individual named Ash er described as a lone wolf in the pro enforcement service and notes death as a victim. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and unclear context or details about date place or organization.
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Asher
Lone Wolf
THE
PRO Enforcement Service
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