Mob Attacks Parliament as Rioting Grips Tokyo
February 10 Tokyo police repelled attacks on the Japanese Diet after mobs broke entrance gates and bodies clashed with officers. Riots followed a mass meeting demanding impeachment of the cabinet over graft charges against naval officers linked to contracts with a German firm. Dozens arrested. fifteen people were swept into a canal but rescued. Diet rejected a confidence motion 205 to 304 amid continued unrest.
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Tokio
Hhduse
Diet
Cabinnet ii
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a safe remedy for indigestion, sour stomach, heartburn, and gas. It claims relief within five minutes, notes the candy taste, and encourages readers to ask their pharmacist to show the plainly printed formula.
Turbulent Diet Session Amid Naval Scandal Fallout
Streets and mass meetings led to clashes as protesters attempted to impeach the cabinet and confronted police at the diet entrance. A broken gate, injuries, and arrests followed while Count Gomber Yamamoto urged suspension of judgment pending naval probe.
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House of Parliament
Diet
Colligion
Smaby
Count Gomber Yamamoto
Seburo Shinada
Guarde
Chu-O
Final performance of Little Lost Sister at Atlantis
Theaters announce the final show tonight with matinee this afternoon. Tickets are 69 cents for orchestra and 75 cents for balcony. Atlantis theater features At Ungiah in a new comedy, plus Daly's tango and Norman Wackett troupe offering two comedies this week.
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Henretts
Ungiah
Comediennes
Wetward Childs
Atlantis
Miss Daly
Yentively Ponelur Comedienne
Norman Wackett
Munane Elliott Theater
Ney
Deas
Supreme Court of Ga exit cases filed to the Mi term 1814
A dense listing of Supreme Court of Georgia cases by circuit and docket, outlining numerous v. and administrator matters across the Northeastern, Blue Ridge, Cherokee, Rome, Nashville, and other circuits. Names include Miles, Crawford, Milner Dehart, Durton, Alenander, Manning, Crook, Parsons, Gazaway, Hunter, and many others, with references to railroads, banks, and local firms.
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Northeastern
Miles
Crawford
Wilson
Shore
Ferguson
Condon Graham
Milner
Dehart
Underwood
Craven
Blue Ridge Circuit
Durton
Alenander
Manning
Suma
Tatum
Lowe
Crook
Foster
Qiles
Cooke & Son
Parsons
Martian
Gazaway
Hunter
Potter Et al
Louisville
Neshville R Co
Patterson
Louisville and Nashville R. Co
Almond
Lounville
Nashville
Ledford
Roper Y Roberts
Alexis
Sherman
Kink Cherokee Circuit
Bowman
Wright Mercantile and Lumber
Eton Mercantile Co
Durham Coal and Soae Co
Metariand
Murrow
McWilliama Et al
City of
Fidelity Trust
Mayo Et al
Park
Woods
Mays Et al
Avery & Co
Middiebrooks
Biubba Ev
Glass
Green
Deaver Ec
Cniew Point Tinnery and Ware Rouse
Bane Et al
Gorles
Harper Et al
Chattanoochee Circuit
Guam
al - Breyau
Miller
Columbus
Aliroad
Werry
Columbus Railroad Coy
Nedsuine Blourth
Nausoul Bank of Colmbus
Mooty
Blecher Guana Go
Burnside
Thonen
Gordon ‘Columbus
Eitehens
Peagler Davis
Martin
Montognatta
Vo Mize
Misery
Gerete & Lisrda Ry Ce
Alarrall
Southurn Railway Co
Purser Ruuntres & Me
Dublin Circuit
Ai Diary Bros Machineri Go
Phomax Et
Cty of
Dublin
Ogburn Brunswicke Mrcut
Paylor
Tanner
Suliven
Surrency
Court of Appeals
Brantley
Davis
Ela Wade
Hurst
Denton
Stewart Et
White Jordan
Seaboard Air Line
Cash
Aripeka
Wills
Georgia Sunply Co
Pe Bow
Vicksturg Shreveport & Pacific Ry Fo
Thompson
Seler & Vaughan
Peery Et al
Perry
Vaughan
Leo
King
Quarles
Hawsi
New Hone Benyolent Society
Jackson
Watts
Powell Y
Ber
Wallace
New
Friend
Walthewson
Matthewson
Weatherholt
Howard
White Drocision Ca
Naskeille, Chattinsoma
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Dumas
Ware & Harper
Caverly
Stovall
Rogers
Fackson Et al
Turret Bros
Clarke BI Lowhile & Nashvile Ry Co
Rairoad
Georeit
Benson Y Hays
Jones Et Aly
Delos “Et al
Simmons Admr
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Georgia Rv & Ditegiere
Gov Carrot
Liongr
Georgia Hy & Electric Co
McWilliams
Smith
Stone Mountain Circuit
Thompson Y Simmons
Beckworth
Bark of Colbert
Tranklin_et al
Bank of Colbert
Middin
Sharpe
Moseley Coleman & Flanders
Edenfield
Boyd Et al
Georgia
Florida Ry Co
Iniston
MuNar
McGarr + Green
Dievie
Flarden $ Harden
Davin
Durden
Wright
Citizens Bank of Adrian
Southern Securition and Winancing Co
Greurt
Giron
Crosn
Woodward Lumber Co
Duke “Penderetass
Burtchael
Court of Appeals GA Case List Argued and Submitted
A dense OCR sweep lists multiple court cases and parties across Georgia states and counties. Notable names include Liberty and Toombs regions with Johnson, Lanier, Morgan, and Washington as jurisdictions. Several corporations appear, such as Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, Georgia Railroad, and Farmers State Bank, along with various individuals and city references. The fragmentary text indicates a docket of cases submitted or argued in the Court of Appeals of Georgia.
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BOF Jordan
Johnson
Cumphings
Stata
Washington
Wickerry State
Dee Callahan
Murray
Butler
State
Richmond
Oglethorpe
Jonee
City of Avants Crom
Tien Huw
Falcon Ge” Burkiylter
Tattatt
Atsingon
Martia
Appling
Lame Receiver
JG Rigdon
Piercen
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
AW Thomas
Pierce Ey Odell
Wolentz
Chatham
Ben Butts
YC Whitaker
Baia Win
Ittner Brothers
Farmers State Bank
Rebecca Walher
Georgia Railroad
McAuliffe
Army Camp Site Selected at Asheville North Carolina
The War Department selects a site on Swim mit Mountain in Asheville NC for an army camp for college students from the southeastern states to be held next summer from July to August 2.
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Washington
War Department
Swimmit Mountain
Asheville
Siates
Britain to Be Guided by American Policy Mortuary
A fragmented notice outlines the death of Mrs Josie M Tracey aged 40 at 2 Me Agee Street. Funeral services are set for the chapel of Harry G Poole at 2 PM with interment at West View Cemetery. The report also notes British officials considering American policy developments toward Mexico as Lionel Craden and British minister visit Washington to discuss the Vera crisis.
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Josie M. Tracey
Josie Wolvais
Lavlo
Chu Chen
Harry G Poole
Krewn
B. Amertvan
Brookline Street
West View
Iiverta Ag
Meargan
Mexis
King Gustave's quarrel with cabinet shocks Sweden
Stockholm February 10 The Swedish cabinet led by Karl Albert Staaf resigned after a dispute over the monarchs right to publicly express opinions without cabinet approval. King Gustave summoned Baron Gerard Läm De Geer to form a new government as protests erupted over constitutional tensions and the kings refusal to curb speech. The crisis follows heated exchanges about national defense and public statements.
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Stockholm
Karl Albert Staaf
Gustave
Baron Gerard Lms de Geer
Heaton
Kmg 2
Guatave
Myael
Faron de Geer
Jone Mtoe
Gunboat of Huerta Visits New Orleans
A federal gunboat Zuragoss crossed the Mississippi bar and moved toward New Orleans. Its destination was announced from Vera Cruz days ago, but the purpose of the visit remains undetermined.
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Gunboat OF Huerta
New Orleans
Oureaus
Zuragoss
Mississippi River
New Oleins
Vera Cray
Knife Attack Mutilates Kansas City School Worker
Marty Lockwood, a parochial school employee in Kansas City Missouri, was found in his room in the school basement after a knife wound. He told police two young men assaulted him late at night as he returned to his room, inflicting a fatal, permanent mutilation. The school serves about 150 students.
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Kansas City
Marty Lockwood
South Side
Beice
Sud Lockwood
No News Of Navy Tug Potomac Off Newfoundland
No word reached Washington by February 19 36 about the Navy tug Potomac crew of thirty believed stranded after the vessel roved near the Newfoundland banks during a gale. Wireless hope abandoned officials anticipate the revenue cutter Androscoggin racing to reach Potomac and her trapped crew by Thursday amid cautious concern for their safety.
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Washington
Mial
Jyands
New Woundland
Hope
Navy Offuna
Androscoggin
Potomac
Visiting merchants offer telephones and location for meetings
Four visiting merchants advertise services and invite customers to meet at a central location. They note telephones on decks and stationery and promise friendly service at 14 Whitehall Road.
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Opticians
Keller Ends His Life With Revolver Bullet
Rockhill February 10 Captain de Bellewell a noted businessman and member of the nudule works commission and officer in the South Carolina National Guard killed himself at his home this afternoon with a revolver. He was 50 and a native of North Carolina.
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Rockhill
de Bellewell Isnown
Nudule Works Commission
South Carolina National Guard
North Carolina
New Crematory To Be Tested Saturday
City to conduct preliminary test of the new crematory plant near Saturday starting at 3 o'clock. The test will run for twenty minutes and end around 5 o'clock. Councilman Claude Ashiev, Mayor, Chief Jan Jentzen, and engineer Frank Federican will supervise and operate the unit during the test.
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Sanda Mernins
Claude Ashiev
Jan Jentzen
Frank
South Carolina Moves to Bar Asians From Land Ownership
South Carolina advanced a bill to third reading aiming to prohibit Asiatic persons from acquiring land or real property. The measure mirrors U S law provisions and would restrict eligibility for ownership, with tensions over constitutional rights and pending House consideration noted.
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Lolumbia
Stuckers
South Carolina
United States
Police tricked by Mrs Pankhurst in London protest
February unrest in Campden Hill Square as Mrs Pankhurst allegedly lured officers from a window scene. A bystander was arrested along with several others for obstruction after the protester claimed to speak for Pankhurst. The police guarded the crowd through the night.
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London
Wig Fm
Pankhurst
Teondon
Fran
Arias
Edward
Ulster’ Army
Higher fare for Cleveland railway transfers
Cleveland Railway company agreed to raise the fare starting July 11 to one cent for transfers and three cents on cash fares. The move follows an earlier promise and affects riders citywide.
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Lacy Wuald Retiae
Mar
Cleveland Railway Company
Funeral Attendees Named For Local Service
A list of relatives and friends including Mut Vin Joseph Ale and Myrtle McClain prepares to attend a funeral at Green Ber Chapel. The morning service for Jophot Metlain precedes interment at Ukland. Other attendees include Charles Vael Singeton and Tri Vind Me, with gathering at 9:45 AM.
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Joseph
Ale Jain
Wes J Woo
Tri
Women's College Ownership Battle In South Carolina House
In a 66 to 36 vote the South Carolina House approved transfer of control of the College for Women to the Board of Trustees of Equity. The move aims to realign governance and constitutionally adjust ownership, with the resolution detailing transfer timelines and authority, amid debate over state relations and institutional status.
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Tle
Alpher Education
Sumen Wado Vortoras Miratis
Collee
Eqsity of
South Caroling U
Nulton Trovidkug
Queston
Widow Seeks Damages After Death of Husband
A widow claims damages of $50,000 for the loss of her husband. The case states that her husband died in a an incident near New York, with reference to the Mercharta and Miners Crensy areas. The document notes she seeks compensation for the man’s death and related costs.
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Elie Rov
James 1
Fay
Pertehe
Segaraary
Encape
Ufe
Krone de Sabotha
East de Mercharta
Crensy
Conan Clarming
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Henrietta Crosman
Keith
Mae Tse
Atlanta
Ward-Truitt CO
Central of Georgia Railway
Florida
Dixie Limited
Dixie Flyer
South Atlantic Limited
Pine Tree
Macon
Tifton
Weycross
Jacksonville
South Ateans
Jackoonrilio
South Area
Hes Broller Suiet Cmt
Jackson Ie
Toorie
4Th National Bank
Supreme Court OF GA
Court OF Appeals OF GA
Butcher
Villa
Paso Tenas
Cumbre
Meht
Maximo Castillo
Cmbre
Hig Band
Gabatin Ranch
Pearson
Casas Grandes
Aalia
Juarez
Mexco
Francisco Villa
Castillo
Juares
Cumbre Chihuahut
Mexico
Cumbre Tunnel
Staulf
Vig Tee Carrath
Britain
Mortuary
J. Ernest McClain
Grennbergs Bond
Oakland Cemetery
Arthur R. Fields
Cephas M. Brown
W. S. Sims
Rome
Sims
Roman
Orlando
Anna Proctor
Keller
Kimball House
John H Carney
Armstrong, Cator & Co
Haltimore, Md
TE Fisk
Kimball Hotel
O H Werner
D. B. Fisk & Co
Chicago
Mrs. Pankhurst
Cleveland
Coeur de Leon
Peachtree and
Cain Streets
Order of Te Temple
Gdorgi Cubsnes
D E Shlwaker
Antest
Pecoter
Atirietta Street
Masons Dvaree
T. Bass
Msar Ow Woun Woo
Martin Se Roves
Eclok Tha
Gairer Dam
Peach Ce
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy St
Brandon Row Rayne
Teese
Carolina Colleges
Fair Street
Washington Street
Forrest
George Adair
West
Peachtree Place
Peachtrees
John J. Woodside Thallstate
BeLl
Ivy
Typewriter
F&d
Atelanta
Rouse
Fritz Wagener
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