Boundary dispute tense in South America amid Alcorta ruling
The article reports rising tensions over the Peru Bolivia boundary dispute as Alcorta signals a potential decision. It notes fears of impacts on Argentina and mentions political figures and reactions, with uncertainty about future steps and regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcorta
Peru
Bolivia
ALY
Toy Pua
Pire
Noasentime
Bera
Plalivog
Senor Betes Minis
Bern Gidadina
Fragmentary AP item hints at injuries and deaths
Fragmented readable text mentions wounded and killed individuals, references to names and places, and scattered phrases about events. The source lacks coherent context or complete facts, preventing a clear, confirmable summary while preserving readable entities.
Pogdish Nectar Dead in Sioux City Market Note
Pogdish Nectar died in Sioux City after a disturbance at the stock market. Friday quotations show Sous City Jive market with top prices around six dollars and eighty-five cents. Insight notes NedrSead Sioux City as the location of the event and market activity.
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Sioux City
Omarket
Deeves
Well Known Democrat Dew Pranklin Pietow Ciserton
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a prebate court in Lavingeton county Missouri and references names and districts but provides insufficient readable facts for a definitive event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew
Pranklin Pietow Ciserton
Lavingeton County
Chiliteothe
Mallore
Misshord
Milwaukee Police Raid Nets Counterfeit Plot Items
Police in Milwaukee seized counterfeit currency including dollars half dollars quarters and a complete counterfeit phiant during a raid late Friday. Investigators recovered a quantity of notes and equipment linked to the counterfeiting operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Turbulent Senate Vote On Metis Amendments Intractable Fray
Fragmentary notes describe a Senate roll call on proposed Metis amendments with Republicans Beveridge Orstew Brewin Garkett Chipp Crawford Cummins Dolliver La Mullette Nefeon and a lone Democrat supporting the affirmative. The outcome and timetable remain uncertain as debate continues, with procedural battles shaping the path to a possible Friday vote and House action looming.
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Gutstock
Beveridge
Nilfana
Orstew
Kansas
Brewin
Nebraska
Garkett
Chipp
Minnesota
Crawford
Saath Dua
Cummins
Dolliver
Awa
la Mullette
Wisconsin
Nefeon
Loauisiana
Russian Plath Storm and Hail Ravage Farmlands
Severe storms sweep through Sari Tev and Pushageneser Yekaterthoetar causing extensive farm damage. Many horses and cattle killed as fields lie ruined. Officials estimate losses may reach the million.
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Sari Tev
Pushageneser
Yekaterthoetar
Killea
Dota
Mad Dog Epidemic Sparks Evacuations Near Epherdwood
The article reports numerous families leaving the Mammen coil area near Eft herwood Louisiana due to a beeat provaleice caused by Dyroe Pherbia among local chops. Residents fear hot steam emissions are a key factor in the mal dog epidemic and seek safer containment.
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Mammen Coil Heeds
Eftherwood
French Senate Adopts Extradition Treaty Report
The French Senate on Thursday approved the Franco-American extradition convention outlining mutual agreement on surrender procedures and jurisdiction between France and the United States.
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French Senate
Floods Kill Several as Missouri River Rises
Unprecedented rains and melted snow flood the Missouri valley causing rivers to overflow in Missouri and Kansas. A wreck occurs on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line near Pomona with ten cars, four wrecked and submerged. Many towns evacuate as shortages of bread and supplies spread, relief efforts organized across districts.
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Missouri Valley
Missouri and
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
Denver
Pomona
Fan
Empartn
Chilfeothe
Moo
Pra
Etrearia
Shone
Owas
Assassination Attempt Report Mentioned in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions an assassination attempt connected to a priest and multiple witnesses. The legible parts reference a possible attack, a Westhead protest, and scattered numbers or codes, but names, places, and clear events remain unclear.
Fragmented OCR Night Note Teases Unclear Local Item
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places in garbled text. It appears to reference local people or events but lacks coherent details or context to identify a clear report or outcome.
Unclear text fragment on Colombian political parties and unity
The readable lines indicate a discussion of Colombian politics with mentions of party alignment and a possible need for a resolution. Names, places, dates, and concrete outcomes are not clearly stated, leaving the main event ambiguous.
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Howe
Colombia
Branee Government Backs Delay On License State Talks
Branee authorities, facing a tight budget and other demographic pressures, decided not to present an immediate plan for state licensing. Officials say the move aims to stabilize the budget and avoid drawing up new terms while economic conditions are unsettled.
Fragmentary OCR: Violence Report with Firing Incident
A garbled OCR fragment describes a person moving in darkness and four shots being fired by an armed figure. Other readable elements mention a duegar and a beaute sem Herbert, but most of the text is incoherent and names are unclear.
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Son
Duegar
Herbert
Train Robbery Suspect Trial Delayed to September
The scheduled trial of accused train robbers Pere Berson Gordon and Jack Shel was postponed. Details indicate the proceeding in Gureidga, Nebr on Mary Seashell was moved to September after a delay.
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Yrind
Pere Berson
Dimes Gordon
Jack Shel
Tom
Mary Seashell
Boagin
Kissel Sails for Baroy in Restraint of Trade Case
Gustav Kissel, tied to officers and directors of the American Sugar Refining Company in a conspiracy and restraint of trade matter, sailed for Europe on Wednesday after being granted permission to go abroad by Judge Land.
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Kissel
Baroy
Gustav Kissel
Ftefhuing Company
Europe
Judge Land
Revolution in Colombia surrounds government in exile in London
Reports indicate a revolt has erupted in Colombia against President Rafael Reyes who currently resides in London. The chaotic situation involves opposition factions challenging the government and threatens regional stability. Citizens report disrupted commerce and tense streets as authorities move to restore order.
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Colombia
Republic of Colombia
Rafe Reyes
Republic
London
Senate grants six months salary to Hale widow
Following a long established cue for respect to its employee the senate Wednesday voted six months salary to the widow of its late chaplain Dr Edward Everett Hale.
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Tne
Senate
Edward Everett Hale
Hawkeyes Lose Hee Life As Flood Strands City
In a tragic flood report from Counlib area near Lake Menina Indian Creek overflowed after heavy rains. Mia Kraaninger, 58, wife of John Kraaninger, disappeared Monday while search parties sought a missing man. The city faced widespread flooding with several inches of water raising to two to four feet downtown and along central streets. Residents faced evacuations as homes and stores were immersed, and rescue crews battled high waters to recover the missing.
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Mia
Mary Krannhiger
John Kraantiger
Sen
Lake Menina
Indian Creek
Coune Bhutts
Sixteenth Street
Tndian Creek
Witter
Diu
Audeag Greatoahetiaige
Amd Puting
Earl Eolumaiesten
Uae
Warinthes
Tranedreiks
DIES OF BLED POESOSNING SEE Parker A Veteran Pucieci
Fragmented OCR reads like a war era obituary for Parker a veteran of the civil war. The piece mentions burial details, service years, and a community notice about his death from a poisoning incident.
Raft luoads blamed in confusing operational note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions blamed rafts and a mixing of names and terms. Key entities include Poteet and VM without clear context. The passage appears to describe a transportation or safety incident with unspecified blame and procedural details.
Desperate Iowa River Flood Threat Raises Alarm
Destructive flood warnings sweep across the Des Moines area as river levels surge toward dangerous heights. Officials fear towns may be isolated as debris-clogged waterways hamper evacuations and road access. A potential disaster looms with sustained rains worsening river conditions and threatening local communities.
Towa Railroad Stadsdea Revenue Report
The Towa Tailroads report 9 822 mileage with gross earnings of 67 745 299 535 and expenses of 48 Felons. Net earnings per mile stand at 1 557 61. For Juut the gross earnings are 7 220 008d with operating expenses of 101 Tach and net earnings per mile of 1a ea ed.
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Towa
Juut
City council to buy plant. special meeting planned
Roch Rapids city council moves to purchase Phont Feist Jianustrys plant from cater works owners. Special meeting will address the deal, with talk of paving and city takeover of ownership. Details unclear due to damaged text but centers on a city buyout and related arrangements.
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Roch Rapids
Phont
Feist Jianustrys
Giapids Hessao Nesetiathens
Owls
Cater Works
Todd Arte Petelence
Fianiv
Preedov
Cee der Vibe
Burglary Allegation Involving Percy Taylor Note
Wanted for Ouiaha Hobbury toelar Plupads peaftee arrested it pear note of Percy Taylor, sbedkoon tmahe for burglary. The padmer consisted of water jetel tebe, bracetets, rings, echaoine, buttons and eted pine. Pay des WH tee returned to Obiata: a8 s00nts reguisition papers issued.
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Percy Tieylor
Elis
Obiata
Boy Disappears in Harlan Shelby County Search Underway
In Harlan and western Shelby county neighbors search for 15 year old John Gruene baum after he was sent to the field by guardian Ben Zimmerman to cut weeds and failed to return. Extensive efforts continue as authorities and residents join the hunt.
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Harlan
Shelby County
John Gruenebaum
Feld
Ben Zimmerman
Training School Institute Opens Fourth Annual Session
The fourth annual session of the Institute for Sunday school teachers and workers opened in Marshalltown with a good enrollment. The program continues through Wednesday, July 14.
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Ineernational District Training School
Marshalltown
Minister Found Dead in Bed After Sunday Night
Rev. Frank H. Wellemeyr was found dead in bed Sunday night. Cause of death listed as heart failure. Medical examiner and local authorities confirming the death and noting no immediate foul play.
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Frank H. Wellemeyr
Fragmented OCR tale of a fabled Fourth of July event
The distorted text describes a Fourth of July celebration with disrupted ceremonies and interference from unrelated groups. It references celebratory activities, weather conditions, and mentions a spectator crowd and riders, but many names and details are garbled, leaving a partial sense of a large public observance.
Quartet Veo Ball Game Ends in Fatal Stabbing at Park
At Portinedle Harbor on the Fourth of July a brawl erupted during a Quark Veo baseball game. Luke Winn allegedly stabbed a prosperous farmer, Parchen, who had arrived with a young woman. Winn is jailed in Greenfield. Parchen is reported to die from his wounds.
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Fpontanelle
Luke Winn
Portinedle
Harry Parden
Luke Whin
Winn
Greenfied
Parchen
Mason City Church Leader Serves as Chief of Police Night
Dr. Carlton, pastor at Mason City Methodist Church, acted as chief of police for one night. A wrestling match between Anderson and Kings from Algona was canceled with mild protests. A prize fight was uneventful. Two colored men were arrested. Francis Purinton, son of C. Purinton, was shot in Boone during an early Fourth of July celebration. a loaded shell caused a through-and-through wound to his left arm.
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Woo OW. Carlton
Mason City
Anderson
Amd Ist Kings
Algona
Carlton Saya
Francis Purinton
C. C. Purinton
Boone
Nine Saloons Reopen After Seizure of Liquor Stocks
Nine of Marshalltown's sixteen saloons reopened after prior seizures of liquor stocks on search warrants. The nine outlets restarting business account for most of the establishments changed nonmar ownership through a deal, with three remaining shut and several others having transferred to new parties.
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Marshalltown
Interurban Line Proposal At Hazelton Meeting
A large turnout from many cities in the region attended a Hazelton meeting to discuss an Interurban Line. The proposal envisions a route from Oelwein southwest through Hazelton and Independence to Vinton, aiming to provide rail service through the area.
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Hazelton
Ife
Oelwein
Independence
Vinton
Im provised cannon explodes in Town City injuring man
Hias Hand Elmer Poggenpoh exploded an improvised cannon loaded with giant powder at Town City. His left hand was blown off and a piece of the bomb was driven through his cage. His condition is critical.
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Elmer
Town City
Mra Sunday Under the Knife
A telegram received in Marshall reports Mrs Sunday underwent a serious extensive surgical operation in Rochester Minnesota. Evangelist W A Sundey sent the update stating the nurse is improving and requests prayers for Mrs Sunday’s recovery.
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Mra
Marshalls Town
W. A. Sundey
Rochester
Minn
Quake Strikes Sicily In New Messina Disaster
A fresh earthquake hit Sicily and Messina on Thursday, adding to December shocks. The tremors caused collapsing walls, fires, and widespread ruin as residents fled to open streets. Reports vary, but fatalities and damage appear extensive across Calabria and Sicily.
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Sicily
Messina
Dee
Vestan
Hegelo
Epurns H. H. Rogers Fortune Dispute
Edward Rogers, Watonga Oklahoma blacksmith and brother of the late Henry H. Rogers of Standard, rejects his brother’s fortune. Letters from Henry’s attorney were refused for withdrawal from the post office. Estrangement began ten years ago after a loan request denial during Henry’s visit. Ed Rogers faces a possible government job offer at Fort Sim with $390 monthly pay and $15 monthly rations.
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Glackamith
Edward Rogers
Henry H. Rogers
Rogers
Watonga
Okla
Fight for the Pennants. Sentences Man to Wheat Field
John Cunningham, a negro, was fined $100 and sentenced in Hutchinson Kansas to six months in jail for bootlegging. Judge Campbell paroled Guy Pingham to work off his fine in the wheat fields amid harvest hand demands.
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John Cunningham
Hutchinson
Kan
Judtge Campbell
Guy Pingham
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