Argentina Army Chief Denies Executions Amid Unrest
The military leader in charge states no government enemies were executed in Buenos Aires as a power transition nears. Officials pledge to restore constitutional rule while the new government seeks recognition from foreign capitals and maintains calm in the capital.
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Buenos Airag
Angustin Justo
Presa
Enor
Tore Mader
Ho of Deputies
Peante
Ben Pai
Population ranking in city shows third place in census
A census published today lists the city with a population of 3.19 thousand, placing it third among the local cities in the works.
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Tory
I Siz Amon
Ac Nords
Movie Like Thriller as Suitor Threatens Girl
Washington dispatch describes a dramatic incident where a suitor, angered by a rejected advance, threatened to kill a girl with a revolver. Police and onlookers gathered as authorities prepared to intervene. the scene unfolded in a second floor room and culminated in the girl’s rescue.
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Ana Wilds
Anna Pedene
Howard i Carson
Marey
Cyrson
Hunters on the trail as Athens opens 1980 season
Athens County officials report 184 hunting licenses sold since August 1 as the 1980 squirrel season begins. Clerk Ena Nelson of the Athens County Common Pleas Court announced the tally on Wednesday. Licenses are also sold by local trustees with秋 open dates and closing deadlines in September.
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Athens County
Ena Nelson
Leas Court
We Xechsen Ow
Rickenbacker Mentioners At The Wailing Walk
A fragment from a historical column notes Eddie Rickenbacker and references to Byrd Hickenbacker and others. It reflects on wartime heroism, public praise, and the idea of preserving prosperity amid global tensions in a newspaper voice.
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Mine Union Studies Differences in Mingis Conference
In Indianapolis on September 17 the United Mine Workers discuss differences at Mingis where two Argalan operators run stations. John L. Lewis, UMW president, said sessions would last about four weeks and that major matters would be presented to members for ratification.
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Bowdoin Returns From Arctic Voyage to Maine Harbor
The Arctic schooner Bowdoin with seven sailors and seven boys aboard, led by Commander Donald B. Mtre Millan, arrived in Maine after a calm voyage from beyond the Arctic Circle. She may proceed to Wiscasset, her home harbor on the Sheenescot River, after the brief stop.
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Awaited Flight Aims to Top Lindbergh Across Atlantic
Roy W. Ammel, aircraft broker, left Curtiss-Wright Airport bound for New York with a plan to fly to Paris then Berlin or Rome. He touted a Wasp powered Lark nicknamed Fire Fixing Wagon Tank carrying 117 gallons plus 350 gallons of gasoline. Ammel said Landbergh’s record could be beaten if weather cooperates, aiming for about 50 hours.
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Teacher Slugged After Stop While Driving Home
Adrian Cullt4, a Carbondale schoolteacher, was attacked early Sunday as he drove home from work. The assault left him with injuries to the head and neck. he was found unconscious on the roadside and later treated in Athens before returning home. Police reported two assailants fled the scene.
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Overactivity of thyroid linked to stomach ulcers discussed
Cincinnati researchers Dr Shire Tushiva and Reich Neumudt presented at the American Chemical Society meeting that thyroid overactivity may cause blood base loss affecting stomach ulcers. They described new treatments to restore balance and reduce ulcer symptoms.
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Bitter Senate and governor campaigns sweep nine states
United Press reports a slate of veterans defeated in primaries as personalities trump issues. Senator Ransdell loses the Democratic bid to Huey Long in Louisiana while rival governors and senators face uncertain renomination. Detroit recalls Mayor Bowles, replaced by Frank Murphy. Republican wins in two Eastern states reduce contest.
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South Carolina
Joseph Ransdell
Louisiana
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Huey P. Long
Youthful Gov Long Poised for 10000 Vote Victory Over Veteran Opponent
A political race in which the younger governor is expected to secure a plurality near ten thousand votes against a seasoned opponent. Campaigns heated by vigorous messaging and regional alignment as voters anticipate a decisive outcome.
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Long
Washington State race highlights on Sept 1
A fragmented item notes U A Suir A Morr running as a Republican in Washington's First Congressional District. It references a delayed lead, unclear ballot details, and a figure around 21,584 votes in a September context.
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Washington
Vermont Primaries Hover Amid Rainy Ballot Day
Voters braved wet weather as Vermont Republican and Democratic primary races faced delays and scattered voting. Gov. John Weeks appeared cautious about early results while party officials urged patience as returns dragged and forecasts warned of ongoing dreary conditions.
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Recall Drives Shake City Politics in Local Race
Voters faced recalls and mayoral intrigue as 40 precincts reported action. The recall of Mayor Charles laws drew mixed support while opponents gathered to consolidate party lines. Republican and Democratic campaigns tangled in the contest as results shaped the mayoral landscape.
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Shaw Ahead of Denni Cole in Sept 10 Race
Illogical OCR fragment preserves names Shaw, Denni Cole and mentions a Sept 10 event. Readable parts reference a race or election context with geographic markers. No clear outcome or full details due to corrupted text.
Retired Colt Meda and Pierces Court Battle Highlight Local News
A garbled early 20th century notice mentions a retired colt named Meda and a legal clash involving Beatty Males and witnesses. The text references a judge, a grafted life matter, and a court action linked to individuals including Conger and Lydtyriven, with unclear dates and places.
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Nurse Denied Citizenship For Refusing Oath To Fight
Martha Graber of Buf ton near Lima faces third court hearing as conscientious objectors press for citizenship. The case has drawn national attention since 1929 when a draft resister was refused citizenship for declining to take up arms. Local officials note the ongoing legal struggle and related marches as supporters rally nationwide.
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Watch Pegey Duncan Win Desperate Battle in English Channel
Hundreds watch as Pegey Duncan battles a rising flood tide in the English Channel. The report details the perilous struggle and the crowd’s tense vigil aboard vessels near the coast.
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English Channel
Logan Gho GO Enteres Appeal
A garbled legal note references an appeal involving a party named Logan Gho GO and Alister firm with mentions of a company, clinics, and various unclear entities. The fragmentary text suggests a court or legal action with possible references to properties and proceedings.
50 Association To Meet Next Monday
Readable fragments indicate a meeting of the 50 Association scheduled for next Monday. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference to a planned gathering and possible agenda items appears.
Hoover Punch Washington Sept book on Prohibition
Readers are told of a new book reportedly by Mrs Herbert Hoover and Dr James A. Dastran. Dorrance Co. announces Prohibition’s Panebes with mockery and fanciful drink descriptions including breakfast room and veranda cocktails.
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Unclear OCR Sports Note on Swims and Ties
An OCR fragment mentions Stacy El Tarkey and Anila tied in a swim event with references to pioneers and a campus setting. Details are garbled with improper names and dates, but suggests a tie or near miss in a swimming competition and a late attempt at a throw.
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Legion Plans Election Here October First
Local legion posts outline an election schedule for October first with officers to be elected. The meeting notes reference affected towns including Athens area and several communities such as Nelsonville and Moureay City, detailing participation and reporting requirements.
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Athens
Forged Checks Shake Los Angeles Crime Scene
Police report a string of forged checks traced to a man claiming ties to a chemical firm. Authorities say the suspect used a Mississippi bank and a Florida account to cash the fraudulent instruments, with street confrontations and family involvement noted in early leads.
Mrs Copeland Dies at Home at 74
Obituary note reports Mrs Copeland age 74 died at her home. References to services indicate a funeral at Presbylerkin Church with a pastor presiding, later burial in a New England cemetery. Names of relatives and funeral attendees appear in fragmented OCR.
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Steamer Liberton Burns Near Peres Fulton
The steamer Liberton burned yesterday near Peres Fulton opposite the county. Officials estimated a large loss. Captain Charles Coomer and crew tried to fight the flames but were forced to abandon the crash as the hull burned for about a half hour.
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Fake Chinese laundry raid leads to narcotic charges
Patrolman Sam Wolf raided a Chinese laundry in Cleveland discovering two Chinese workers under narcotic charges. Lobn Loung, 47, proprietor, confronted the officer in the front room while Yon You, 40, rested in another room using an opium pipe. Both suspects to be turned over to federal authorities for prosecution. Amos W Woodcock directed a one day survey of local prohibition enforcement agencies in Cleveland to assess methods.
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Battle Lines Drawn in War on Al Capone
War on Al Capone escalates as authorities plot coordinated raids and prosecutions. Reports detail racketeering charges, grand jury action, and plans to seize assets tied to illegal operations. Local officials vow persistent enforcement against organized crime networks.
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OMTers Booklet on Religions of the World
Athens Messenger advertises an OMTers booklet titled Religions of the World. It promises wide coverage of world beliefs, religious practices, and common questions with sections on Christianity and related topics. Ordering details request name, address, and payment in a mailed coupon.
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