France hears cry for dictatorship in cabinet
AP dispatch from Paris reports a draft manifesto signed by about 240 deputies and radicals calling for a “committee of public safety” to rule with power over parliament. Movements aim to form a unity cabinet and push constitutional limits, with Muss of the coalition rooms debating legality and urgency.
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Crlald
Associated Press
Paris
Aly
Herviol
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Robespierre
Uet
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M. Merritt
Republican
Siarriot
Movinaud
Suon Aehn
Doumerzue
Pon
Indian Sun Dancers Close Weird Ritual
Indian Sun Dancers perform a ceremonial dance led by a chief medicine man inside a willow enclosure. Dancers show fatigue as the signal is given, then receive water and gradually more food, seeking spiritual cleansing and renewed strength for the tribe.
Paris Braces as Franc Drops and Protests Rise
Paris on July 20 saw the franc slide to 19.49 per dollar with the dollar near 40 francs after the Bourse close, while anxiety grows in business and the public. Crowds fill streets as Parisians seek those responsible. foreigners, especially Americans, face anger but few injuries. Demonstrations and car protests erupt near Montmartre as police tighten security and markets delay work amid fears.
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Herriot
Doamersue
Helyths
Montmart
Tate
Mont- Martre
Faust
Pers
Seiing Leones
Montana Spring Wheat Production Outlook Report
A Montana Agriculture Department note signals a smaller spring wheat crop nationwide. North Dakota and South Dakota show large declines from last year with gains expected in Montana and Washington Oregon and details from trade estimates.
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Montana
Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
South Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Butte Pair Faces Gallows On August Twenty Seventh
Friday morning August 2 a court set execution by hanging for Louie Won and Tony Watters in Silver Bow County. The men, alleged to have killed in Meaterville, faced insanity pleas and legal delays as prosecutors argued for the death penalty or life imprisonment.
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Tony Watters
Bow County
Wa Stern Ptitlons
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Galasso
Vattere
Won
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Che
Swith
Dally Drory
Joe Tavera
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Merderville
Paveres
Gentionen
Howevns
Veae
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Vettere
Otter
Hide
President Coolidge Seeks Coal Legislation
Aus Artochated Press report notes President Coolidge aims to protect consumers with emergency measures while government attention remains on economic policy. Questions arise about plans from commerce committee members and proposed industry conferences to resolve labor disputes with minimal government intervention.
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Esunil
Treramse
Coolidge
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Cos
Valle Road
Watson. Parker Rail Lehor
City Debates Plan to Improve Butte Alleys
City officials discussed upgrading Butte alleys, proposing to buy small scrapers to clear debris and begin paving. A council meeting heard estimated costs exceed $4000, with public works crews prepared to start repairs once funding is approved.
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Butte
Climax Today in Murder of Editor
An obituary note discusses a murder of an editor with scattered details including names and locations. The fragmentary report mentions Warren Ohio and Triinwipg and references a law department and a letter from an attorney.
Verdict delay in McPherson kidnapping case cited
July 20 report from Los Angeles says the county grand jury found insufficient evidence to indict evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson on charges of kidnapping. The jury’s report was presented to Superior Judge Keetch as the enquiry continues.
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Aimee Ple McPherson
Thie County
Grand Jery
Keeteh Touny
Tee
G Rand Jury
Los Angeles
Wear
Keyes
Rhein Blak
Phys Evuingellit
Ders Anes
Chem Hela
Ed Gallard Found Dead in Geo From Poisoning
Fragmented OCR reports Ed Gallard's death in Geo from poisoning amid a tangled set of names and places. The text references Colbert proprietor and various locations and individuals, presenting a murky account of the incident and surrounding details.
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ED Gallard
GEO
Lyaul Poidoning
Fist Under Slave Bracelet Packs Real Wallop in Battle
A jagged report details a violent confrontation involving Rudolph and a defending opponent described as powerful. The piece notes contested aims, the crowd’s reaction, and a tension-filled exchange as authorities and observers weigh the outcome amid claims of coercion and provocation.
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Rudolph
Preacher Slayer RoKo Indictment In Murder Case
A historic courtroom report outlines the indictment of a preacher, RoKo, in a murder case. The proceedings name key figures, including lawyers and witnesses, and reference investigative details, timelines, and the broader legal process surrounding the alleged crime.
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Preacher
RoKo
Island law makers demand plebiscite in independence push
Local officials press for a plebiscite on independence amid political tension. The debate centers on the Hibstian of Independence and the role of the government in shaping the process. Leaders reiterate the need for clear public mandate before any constitutional moves.
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Gaul
Hiesian Crete
Tie Pevertian
Amateur Players Sought for Jown Standard Event
The notice invites amateur players to join a local event at Blanchard's building. Director Lacey and others invite participants to a filing or link and mention age and registration details. The text references a piecemeal plan, dates, and roles for organizers, with scattered names and places.
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Ping Rt
Lacey
Pethnig
Oper
Withdraw Charges Against Milwaukee Police Chief
A garbled OCR fragment mentions withdrawing charges against Milwaukee related to a police chief, with scattered names and place cues. The readable pieces imply formal charges or accusations were retracted, but no clear dates or outcomes are provided.
Forest fires burn thousands of acres in western forests
Glaciar National Park reports a blaze near Many Glacier hotel threatening nearby structures. About 75 volunteers and three pumps saved the hotel. Independence Creek fires in Coeur d’Alene and Pend d’Oreille forests expanded to ridge tops, endangering vast timberlands. Foresters estimate tens of thousands of acres burned across several national forests overall this week. Weather remains cool and windy, aiding suppression efforts.
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Missoula
Glacier National Park Jate
Serosa Ily
Hire fighters aided at river park amid strange events
Report describes divers and fighters gathering at Narri Park in Riverkirt forest for an operation. Witnesses note a crowd, a general push toward a mysterious task, while authorities coordinate safety and manage the scene.
Most Remarkable Sale of Securities Recorded Here
A heavily corrupted OCR note describes a remarkable securities sale related to a company or entity, mentioning prices such as 6 50 per shape and an adult entry, with references to purchasers and offerings. The text trails into continued column notation, indicating a newspaper page fragment and continuation.
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