Assassination Cause Sparks Turbulent Japan Protest
A mass demonstration in Tokyo denounces foreign diplomacy and calls for resignations amid rising tensions with China and the cabinet. Students and workers march to the foreign office, clashing with officials as crowds demand stronger action on China and Japanese prestige.
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Wodos
Chine
Nobual Makino
Cale
Tanteine
Shoul
Russia
Japan
China
Foreign Office
Ely
Avital
Enuwa
Wimnenta
Ict
Lenpte
Caminetti Says He Will Escape Court Confession
Fragmented OCR yields a trial scene with Caminetti and related figures. The text references a court, a conviction, and appeals, mentioning a judge and a public defender in a fragmentary narrative about escape, guilt, and a potential outcome.
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Caminetti
Persistent man and mules build railway in Kansas
Jotiam Ken Sept i two years ago this week Tudolph Myers and two mates Jinny and Mike began a laboring project. Myers financed the venture and secured right of way, claiming a Santa Fe bid to lay a spur from Jetweve to Gaydon City. Neighbors recall steady mule labor for four years as Myers kept working despite questions about his methods.
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Jotiam
Ken
Tudolph Myers
Hale
Jinny
Mike
Hdolph
Etter
Myra
Veneman
Man
Myers
Papal reception for Catholic athletes discussed at St Peters
Report details a Vatican audience where Catholic athletes are celebrated amid ceremony at St Peters. Observers note the pope’s remarks on religious freedom and the role of Catholics in public life, with references to American Catholics and the broader church events surrounding the audience.
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Rodae
John Taloran
St. Peters
Ban Dorwge
Boy and Girl Start for Roundup in True Style
Misty Ore reports two youths, a boy and a girl, begin a roundup crime spree. They allegedly stole $400 in clothing, a revolver, and a knife, then hid near a riverbank before being captured by Deputy Sheriff Slavens of Sweet Hover and returned to Misty for questioning. The case centers on a staged theft and attempted escape.
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Misty
Ore
Peetig
Martens Fyenbe
Campontiia
Punter
Amd
Iris
Cistorn
Bate peTio
Mie
Tee Wursbe
Xan
Crang Nismith Wanlabe
Bebanon
Java
Wallington Sends King of Spantas From Sept 21 Event
Fragmentary report notes a kingly unveiling in Wallington with representatives from Father Juipera Seva and mentions Can tornta and Cabrill. The text references Sept 21 and a ceremony involving min jatoe and Son Tega Cub.
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Wallington
Spantas
Tega
Juipera Seva
Cantornta
Callos
Cabrill
Jerome to Appear Today to Plead for Gambling
A historical county hearing centers on Jerome who is set to appear today to plead guilty or negotiate a gambling charge. The report notes the involvement of local officials, defense counsel Dr. Shureler, and the expected court proceedings amid heavy media attention.
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Jerome
Unclear historical notes on regional events and games
Fragmented OCR item from Today's Standard noting visits, politics, sports, and local notices. Mentions Pan ama, Monte, congress program, crucial game in Commorrial Jeagie, Rel Rack lake, Missoula meeting, Anaconda, and state tidbits about labor, police, and agriculture with garbled names and dates.
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Jerome
Elise
Catholic Addates
Monte
Congress
Nanters
Rel Rack Lake
Fioncers
Missoula
Taval Wes
Anaconda
Pioneera
Killlerial
Hanierahe
Auths
Asriculturnd
Mus
Shower of Rock Wits
NcGraw
Aporlucwo
Program of Legislation for the Next Twelve Months
Washington reports outline a broad program of legislation for the upcoming year. Congress faces debates on reform measures, administration plans, and party divides as committees prepare to act before December. Democratic leaders push for changes while Republicans seek to influence the agenda and timing of votes.
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Otleny
Huy
Congress
Maine
Paris
Bauvidang
Tye
Aric Tt
Senator Weeks
Senate
Mob violence and sheriff transport after fatal harm
A chaotic scene described with survived by two saved, involving a Black suspect, sheriff Green, Guthrie officers, and police chiefs as a mob fractured law and order. A raid attempt, car gasoline shortage, and police response led to injuries and the suspect being jailed after a fatal incident near Perry and Guthrie.
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Guillie
Osu
Twiki Exciled Mob
Henk
Thei Hoele
Honey of
Gulnio
Yughing
Lewis Grnen
Jo Perry
Green
Myyor
Guthrie
Caldweth
Perry
Ayiles
Montana Pioneer Dies at Capital
A Montana pioneer, born August 1889 in Prussia, dies in Helena after a long career in banking, mining, and business. He helped found the First National Bank of Helena and the Helena Beet Sugar Company, served as mayor thrice, and supported major state ventures. his family survives with six children.
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Gerts
Klemaeninid
Prussia
Tanaer
Atner
New Orleans
St. Louis
Kleinschmidt
Rg St. Lois
Virginia City
Ulzger
Gerangulch
Deer Tadgra
Montank
Hejenz Wis
Covernor
First National Bank of
Helena
Eight Negro Convicts Suffocated in Dark Cell
Richmond Texas report describes eight Black convicts at Camp N on the state farm near Need tied to a dark cell suffocation. Poor ventilation blamed. coroner's inquest held. punishment history cited. cell measured about seven by five feet with one airhole. Authorities discuss disciplinary context and alleged whipping as part of the incident.
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Ary
Macitwathuin
Moston
Mabel Wwalermiy
Straus
Tinfarren
Elaine
Pacific
Gnimhioa
Richmond
Tex
Tariom
Waslington
Armbenyersy
Alexica
Lie Vitualion
Ettentinn i Officii
Nelson
Mexico City
Badern
Its
Geroaloo Trevino
Blaminet
Trevino
Fierta
O'Shaughnessy
Huerta
Wanhington
Genera Bianauek
Varios
General Blangeet
General Huerta
Thay
Madero
War Department
Acosta
Americast
T Paso
Texas
el Paso
Unclear fragment details reveal damaged area and shadows
Incomplete report notes earth shninks occupying the area this morning. Shadows wither as material damage is reported with likely ported values.
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Morthetgate
Habon Garden Dead in Bronx Labor Leader John Archbold Dies
John Archbold, prominent labor leader and former president of the Brotherhood of Decorators and Painters of America, died at his Bronx home. The obituary notes his longtime public service and impact on craft unions.
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Habon
John Archbold
Guthgey
Bronx
Brotherhood of Decoralora and Painters of America
Smuggling Ring Detected At Port Seizures Reach Three Year Total
At this port customs seized opium valued at about $250000 in the last three years. Masters and ships carrying contraband face fines under federal law, with penalties reportedly totaling around $1. The article cites officials and unnamed sources discussing enforcement gaps and potential port reforms to curb smuggling.
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Dan Prancisto
Sam
Donno Davis
Volfertar
API
Raya
Niles
Ennieedon
Ennieedon Dhe Collector Sib At One Prinspatific
Toso
Bose
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