Not All Gladness With Nebogatoff Court Martial Tale
A court martial for Nebogatoff and his squadron officers followed surrender terms to Japan. Nebogatoff, Lichino, and Rear Admiral Gresbrieit faced possible death penalties under wartime law, with others receiving varying prison terms or lighter punishments. Circumstances and past careers influenced clemency, while the emperor may commute sentences. The case split officers into three groups based on surrender conduct and actions during battle.
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R. Petersberg
Nedogato
Tayau
Lichino
Convard
Vourt
Uwvil
Rew
Nebogietolt
Houdw St
Potwuburg
Ami
Chin
Aus
Sixth annual report on Philippine education shows 2186 primary schools
The sixth annual report of the director of education for the Philippines for the year ending date 20 INS shows 2,186 primary schools with an average of 1 0744 pupils. Filipino teachers are employed, and all divisions conducted teachers institutes four to twelve weeks. Instruction divided between common branches and intermediate courses with domestic science and teaching methods. There are 2101 printers schools built or rebuilt, many funded by Catholic churches. some English schools are Spanish in origin. The report notes the educational condition and ongoing moral aims amid long history.
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Washington
Mae Phi Pines
Dhe Inlawis
INS
Schonte
Mys
Learbers
Wis
Jusirvelion
Aiich
Pardoninis
Steengih
Chuuwac
Dabner Changes Mind and Pleads Not Guilty
A court report notes Dabner withdraws prior plea and enters not guilty. Attorney Ted qe. ton indicates a possible plea of guilty may be considered, with judge Cook set to hear arguments on legality. The case appears near final stages as officials prepare sentencing considerations.
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Dabner
San ‘Wranetven
Boe
MM Munakani
Yael Damanese
Gagdaw
Atornex
Ted Qe
Junge Carroll
Bubintt
Gunetonel
Cook ‘Rhurs- Hay
Thag
Maus
Lal Veen
Mincourt
Independent Wins Standard Printing Contract Amid Records Scrutiny
Helena dispatch reports the Independent securing a state printing contract for the Tesishi live printing project, with annual payments near 8.04 dollars per year and a preceding bidding process. The Record Publishing Co. also involved, while Attorney General Guten Vedify and Secretary of State Vorsy oversee the trends in the legislative session and approvals.
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Helena
Stele Fenistic
Unt
Corny Wnt
Glata
Lim Peinting
Oltsows
AIL Conotls
Record Publishing Company
Tesishi
Gore Pri Voor Ant
Guten Vedify
Vorsy
Spiriion Ane
Sn Wade
Vatican Pontiff Greetings Telegram Letters in 1900s
A garbled notice outlines greetings to the pope and messages from various parties. It mentions COMILEACONS representatives, U S involvement, and overseas sympathy expressions. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item centers on official papal greetings and related correspondence.
Pretty Christmas Gift to the Stockholders
Stockholders of Riverside Lammoit Livestock Company receive a substantial Christmas dividend of 55 percent this morning. The Montana company, primarily owned by Helena residents, has purchased Huntley ranch and other holdings in the region, with prior dividends and stock issues noted.
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Melenn
Montini
Helen
Iveatook
Bev Prowell
Huntley Ranch
Tromhyater County
Nine Die In Wreck Reported From Early Crash
A wreck today left nine men dead with several others injured. Reports indicate the collision occurred this afternoon and authorities have yet to release full details. The injured are said to be receiving treatment as investigations proceed.
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Paul Dee
Merested names and places in a mangled note from Minnesota
An OCR fragment mentions Beresford and Heather with references to Minnesota and Mexico. It is unclear and garbled but indicates a person or event tied to Beresford, Don and Ariat, with possible medical or geographic terms and multiple locations. The readable elements are sparse and do not form a clear reportable event.
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Bso
Iteresford
McPetne
Kileel
Minnesota
Beresford
Mexico
South Fe
Medicina
Conidae
Christmas Report Aims at Saving Seafaring Labor
Washington reports a year of Hivesaving Service work with thousands of items saved and millions of dollars protected. General Superintendent Wirball presents a Bismanmanl assessment noting 349 hinder marines and 42 vessels, 20 dives lost, and 41 persons aided across stations.
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Washington
Wirball
Ue-saving Service
Bisanmanl
United States
Life saving stations and vessels aiding during disaster
The report details twelve million two hundred sixty six thousand dollars saved in personal property, and seven hundred fifty five thousand and forty dollars in loot. It notes 320 lives imperiled and 279 life saving stations coast to coast including Athinie coast, Great Lakes, Pacific coast, falls of the Ohio River and Nome Alaska. Crews aided 26 vessels and warned 97 steamers and 77 sinking vessels of danger.
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Athinie
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Falls of
Pitraimen
Inokautalao
Salton Sink agitation prompts action on Salton Sea threat
Washington reports that the Mexican president has moved to address flood risk from the Colorado River at the Salton Sea. Officials urge prompt, effective diversion measures to protect Imperial Valley property as waters threaten the inland region. The move follows analysis by a state official and orders to divert river waters within days to curb overflow.
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Washington
Thompson
Mexico
Mexican Republin
Imperial Valley
Cink River
Atorade
Newa
Thii
Two Earthquakes Recorded at Bureau
Washington May 2 reports from the Weather Bureau show two seismic shocks detected today. Teletypes describe tremors near noon and mentions fires breaking out shortly after. The notice attributes the events to atmospheric and ground disturbances and notes tremor intensity at moderate levels.
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Bureau
Washington
Weather Bureau
Mann
Hebrew Circle Activates Pre-Christmas School Boycott
In New York on December 24, agitation against Christmas celebrations drew Jewish parents guardians and east side newspapers to urge students to skip pre Christmas sessions. Schools on the east side reported pupil declines of 33 1 3 to 60 percent. A Hebrew principal noted the program included entertainment that disrupted classroom instruction.
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New York
East Sie
East Side
Rellssons
Smn
Filipino Students to Seek Government Posts in US
Washington reports that many Filipino students will complete four year studies in colleges, technical schools, and high schools next year. A wartime education program grants publication subsidies for those applying to government positions after their studies, following talks with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Niveigenix
Technlcat
Sali
Philippines
Avid C
Freetoy
Hoogevelt
States
Ub SS
Fragmentary report on religious reform and persecution
A garbled dispatch discusses opposition to new religious factions, church restrictions, and private worship amid government pressure. It mentions persecution claims by Tulther and reactions from others, with mixed references to various figures and places in a distorted context.
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Associated Press
Aurelie
Go Away Let Me Sleep Fireman to Callers
Fragmented lines describe a fireman telling callers to go away and sleep after a request for a new file. The text mentions names and places obliquely, with garbled phrases about Southern Miche and freight diversions. The readable portion centers on a fireman dismissing callers.
Christmas Tragedy Court Case Sparks Outrage in Spokane
A Spokane trial reveals a deadly arson and stabbing incident linked to a youth named Sloane. The defense cites insanity while the jury returns a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity, leaving locals dissatisfied and fearing lynching. The speaker notes chaos as the accused is restrained and removed from the courtroom as crowds murmur.
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Spokane
Sloane
Robertson
Slan
Lily
Wild Negroes at Merichian Town After Killing and Wounding
Reports from Merichian Mississippi describe a mob clash at Wabaiak following a disturbance aboard a Mobile and Ohio train. Two white men reportedly killed, though verification is unavailable. Authorities, including Company D of the state militia, dispatched with arms and orders to restore order by midnight.
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Merichian
Miss
Hive
Wabaiak
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Withnjak
Provection
Hattery
Cony
Pany D
Iilin
Setty
Scooba
Raitroad
Sayieg
Christmas Injury Room Trial Echoes Literary Notes
A fragmented court transcript from the University of Washington case features witnesses discussing literary intent and a poetry recital. The judge weathers a string of mishearings as the jury remains in session, with testimony focusing on the creator’s eccentric box of verses and the act of reading aloud.
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Wiedmer
University of Washington
Arthurs
Wien
Courtook
Military movement by bandit Raisuli near Tangier
Reports from Tangier describe Raisuli arming Nanda and his men as the government deploys thousands. The war minister vows to pursue him, with a force of around 1,000 men and orders to tighten security along the railway corridor.
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Raisuli
Ngier
St Ih
Lef Marrige
Eb Kebir
Minierit
Shreas Case Defense In Tone Of Legal Motion
A garbled court note references the defense of a party with teamster links and a request related to an arrest or trial. It mentions authorities, a vehicle or motor matter, and claims of avert or aristelee alongside a fleeting description of events. The readable bits are sparse and lack clear names or dates.
King Oscar Refuses War, Says He Will Not Have It
A garbled report from Minneapolis claims King Oscar, not Edward, opposed the war. A source says the king asserted during a visit that he would not have war, dismissing earlier aid from Sweden and emphasizing his personal stance. The account notes limber company involvement and historical context.
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Oscar
Edward
Minneapolis
Gee
C. Ay Sraitg Ut Wih Limber Company
England
Ruef and Dinan Case Set for Friday Hearing
In San Francisco on December 2 Chief of Police Jeremiah Dire and a bravia Yuet were arraigned before Superior Judge Dunne with spectators present for formalities. Indictments were read and the defendants answered. Judge Dunne set next Thursday for why Dinan and Ruef should plead to conspiracy to conduct a resort at 62 Jackson Street. On Friday another plea is to be entered on the separate charge of perjury for false testimony.
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San Francisco
Dew
Jeremiah Dire
Bravia Yuet
Dunne Teiny
Faw
Gnard
Dunne
Dinan
Ar Huer
Jackson Street
Really Blue Christmas in Birmingham Alabama
Fragmentary text reports seven murders and two related incidents in and around Birmingham with references to Newark and Cape Island. It mentions a train accident and a potential fatal outcome, and cites an Artin steser Reosayely and Peary peached dhe tanita warth in unclear context.
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Birmingham, Alabama
Newark
Cape Island
Sacred College Members Greet Pope in Private Audience
The Sacred College met privately to greet the pope and discuss the pontificate. Cardinal Orexgill chaired the audience, focusing on the church’s stance amid violence and persecution, hoping for improvement.
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Sacred College
Pope
Ci Ninal Orexgill
Pope regrets church woes share in France calls unity
The pope spoke of sorrow over church affairs in France and urged unity within the clergy. He noted the validity of French officials and approved efforts that led to church progress. He expressed regret that many scholars faced danger during public demonstrations in Vinally.
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France
Vinly
Lortman Mines Sold for Seven and a Half Million Dollars
Former Montana state senator Benjamin J. Phillipa negotiates a major mine sale in Orkid Little Rookies city where Ruby Cullen Mining Co. is bonded to a New York syndicate for 7 1/2 million dollars. The deal includes a 1 000 000 down payment and four postponed balances, with George Kenyon and We Whitley among the buyers. The sale marks Montana's largest mining deal, built on a 60 to 1 1/2 inch vein with a cyanide mill and a growing strike area across the plateau. Mine operations employ about 60 men and a 200-ton daily mill is planned, with ownership to transfer after payment.
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Sprvial
Helena
Wee
Benjamin JD
Phillipa
Ruby Culleh Mining Company
Orkid
New York
Tila
Montana
Alnca Ieinzo Solih
Outatde
Tte Tutte Mayet
George Kenyon
We Whitley
The
East
Dhe Grasa Penta
Dalinva
Tong Woiay
Air Force Nf
Ti Tie
Od Stein
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