Unclear fragment prompts stray anarchist reference
The readable text shows scattered names and phrases about an anarchist scene with Berkman Frick and Mary Smith, plus mentions of Philadelphia St Louis and cheering red flags, but lacks a coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize into a clear news item.
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Oe Betas
Berk
2Hiwna
Hall Waar
Pry -C. Frick
Pennsylvania
Poia
Ens
Mary Smith
Berkman
Wisdman
St.Louis
Baby held by mother as man raises child on arm
A fragment from a Brooklyn report describes a man lifting a baby in his arms while a mother stands nearby. The scene highlights an unusual display during a local event or moment captured by the press.
Unclear fragmentary item on wartime travel and officials
Fragmentary OCR text mentions winter plans, officials, locations like the Bronx and Washington, and references to patrols and transfers. Meaning is obscured, with many garbled names and phrases, making a precise event hard to determine from the readable portions.
Boston trunk murder shocks Greater Boston scene
Police say Chester Jordan, 28, Somerville actor, confessed to killing his wife during a quarrel and dismembering the body. The torso was found in a trunk at a Beacon Hill boarding house, with head and limbs recovered later from the Jordan home furnace and kitchen range. Jordan was held on murder charges.
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Runk
Boston
Bi’ ‘Ean
Geary
Honorah Jordan
Somerville
Hancock Street
Beacon Hill
Maia
Jordan
Chester Jourdan
Murdor
Harvard
New York
Hartford
Hackman
Jas
Collins
Pigea
North Station
Somers Villa
Color Lixe Drawn Spainish Veterans Camps for Negroes
At the Boston convention of the United Spanish War Veterans the color line split camps. A resolution declared the Charles M. Thomas camp in Washington unattached and sparked a clash as Commander In Chief Wale defended a policy keeping colored camps unattached until they form a separate department.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Boston
Mass
Charles M. Thomas
Washington, D. C
Wale
Department of the District of Columbia
Wright Demonstrates Airship Flight With Weight Machine
Wilbur Wright conducted a ten minute flight at Lemans France reaching 75 feet altitude and covering six miles before a later attempt failed due to motor troubles. French experts praised the demonstration showing the craft could lift off without outside help, boosting Wright toward the prize for high flight.
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Wilbur Wright
Lemans
France
Wright
Arkansas Roads Scare as Federal Judge Grants Injunction
Federal Judge Vandeventer on Thursday granted the injunction sought by St. Louis Iron Mountain and Foulhern and three other railroads. The ruling bars the Arkansas state railroad commission from enforcing the new 2 cent fare law and from interfering with the railroads in raising freight rates or interstate traffic.
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Arkansas
Vandeventer Thurs-day
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Foulhern
Arkansas State Railroad Commission
Thaw Refusal Keeps prisoner in Duchesa County Jail
Justice Morescauser refused Thursday to grant an order transferring H. Thaw from the Duchesa county jail. Sheriff Canfey’s counsel of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. argued the jail was improper for a prisoner committed as an infant.
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Thaw
Morescauser
H. K. Thaw
Duchesa County
Canfey
Pough- Keepsie
N. Y
Mystery in Shooting at Paris Kotel figure Marion F Colfelt
An American woman from New York, Marion F Colfelt, living at the Paris Kotel, attempted suicide by shooting. She fired two bullets into her own breast but is expected to recover.
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Paris
Bride Mire Field Weds Maldwin Drummond in Chicago
Mrs Field Mire Masha Field of Chicago married Maldwin Drummond second son of the late Edgar A Drummond of London in a Westminster registry ceremony Thursday morning. A writ of prohibition blocked opening ballot boxes from the recent primary election by the Missouri Supreme Court at Jefferson City. Frost was reported across central and northern Indiana Thursday night with no major damage noted.
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Field
Mire
Masha Field, Jc
Chicago
Westminster Registery
Maldwin Drummond
Edgar A. Drummond
London
Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Indiana
Roberts Recovering After Boardwalk Shooting Injuries
Charles B. Roberts of Baltimore, shot on the Atlantic City board walk, is said to be out of danger and recovering well at a local hospital. Doctors report no doubt of his complete recovery.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
Bank Closure Shocks Niles Community In Insolvency
The First National Bank at Niles Ohio was closed Thursday by order of the board on grounds of insolvency. Bank officials say all depositors will be paid in full. Local patrons face disruption as the institution undergoes restructuring.
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Ship Bank
First National Bank
Niles
Devastating Rawhide Fire Destroys Business District
A massive fire at Rawhide starting Friday morning destroyed a large portion of the business area and caused over 750000 in property loss. About 3000 people were left homeless with 0 injuries reported. Firefighters and 600 volunteers battled the blaze as dynamite was used in demolition efforts. By 11 o'clock the business part lay in ruins while communities from Reno and mining towns contributed cash and aid.
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Rawhide
Balloon Avenue
Goldfield
Cripple Creek
Reno
Ais
Boston Butcher Arraigned Over Brutal Murder Confession
Chester S. Jordan, husband of actress Honorah Jordan, 25, was arraigned in police court on murder charges. He pleaded not guilty as police continued to untangle conflicting details in his confession regarding her brutal death. The case was continued to September 1 and Jordan remained in jail.
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Boston
Honorah Jordan
Chester S. Jordan
Pollce
Jordan
Many Girls in a Pant o Fire on 11th Plane of a New York Skyscraper
A fire on the fifth floor of a twelve story building at 62 Broadway New York sent smoke through stairways trapping four hundred young women on upper floors. Many jumped to adjacent roofs and were injured while others fainted or became hysterical as elevators delivered workers to the ground floor.
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New York
Broadway
N. Y
Drought causing water shortages in Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia
The long continued drought in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia is reaching serious proportions. A lack of rain is erasing a lot and pension of many industries. The farmers are hauling water for miles.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Great Smaze In Japan Hit Niigata Fire
A Thursday blaze in Niigata Japan destroyed 4600 houses 18 miles northwest of Tokyo. Reports describe dire destitution and suffering as the disaster unfolds with fearful scenes and widespread damage to the city.
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Japan
Niigata
Tokio
Chicago Merchant Dead
Emantled Mubidel vice president of Mandel Sirog, a leading Chicago merchant firm, died Thursday in Nosel Switzerland after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are pending as the business community mourns a prominent local executive.
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Chicago
Emantled Mubidel
Mandel Sirog
Nosel
Switzerland
Three Die in St Paul Minn House Tragedy
Three dead at Wie Sehwierl house in St Paul Minnesota are named as Peter Schullert Mrs P J Behallert and Lewis Chrietiingen. A fourth person identified as nodtian Sendriekeos is found dying from breathing Mtamjaoting Kar.
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Peter Schullert
P. J. Behallert
Lewis Chrietiingen
Wie Sehwierl House
St. Paw
Minn
Nodtian Sendriekeos
Police Move to Break Pentecostal Street Meetings
Police officials act to suppress Pentecostal street meetings held overnight in Des Moines, citing public order concerns as authorities move to restrict gatherings across multiple neighborhoods.
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Des Moines
Mystery attack at Waterloo doctors office shocks town
Mrs. Victor Long assistant in the office of Dr Crippen and Rickley Waterloo physicians was slit with a razor on the forearm by a stranger who surprised her while alone in a back office. The assailant fled when her screams drew help. Police investigation follows a late report. the 96 year old lodge worker was initially reticent about details.
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Fireslun
Waverloo
Oflee
Victor &. Long
Anik
Missing Sioux City girl reappears after family search
Mrs John A Miles and daughter Miss Anna Miles were reunited after a days long disappearance sparked by a relationship with L A Cray a former convict. Anna said she left home to escape strict parenting and planned to return when ready while denying intent to stay with Gray. Authorities released Gray after questioning. The girl now remains at the Ennis home on the Nebraska side of the river.
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Ming Miles Soya
John A, Milew
Anna Milew
John A. Miles
Sioux City
Alarney AG
Whitney
E “Marni
Miles
L. A. Cray
South Bronx
J. A. Ennis
Nebraska
Tome
Gray
Fourth Street
Ennis
Enafs
Divorce for minister's wife in Council Bluffs case
Mrs Sara Roberts wife of a Baptist preacher in Council Bluffs was granted a divorce after Judge Macy questioned her. She testified her husband drank and pursued three other women. Alimony of 1000 dollars awarded. Roberts did not contest and left town years ago possibly to his mother's Missouri home reported worth 500000.
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Sara Roberts
Council Dlutts
Council Bluffs
Macy
Smith Center
Kan
Roberts
Jamestown
Missouri
Brown Held for Murder in Iowa County Case
A grand jury indicted John M. Brown of Manson for the murder of his daughter in law Mrs. G. G. Brown. Trial cannot start this term due to lack of prep by both sides. Brown remains in Rockwell City jail. George G. Brown, husband of the deceased, collapsed at the grave in a pitiable condition.
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John M. Brown
Manson
Rockwell City
G. G. Brown
Depres
Brown
Rtockwell City
George G. Brown
Des Moines Woman Drowns Attempt After Distress Call
Ruth Hoover a Des Moines woman reportedly leapt into the river at 2 a.m. Thursday, clinging to weeds and driftwood, pleading to be left alone as rescuers arrived. She was rushed to a Methodist hospital after being pulled from the Des Moines River. another case mentioned notes a prior carbide poisoning attempt and unclear motive.
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Des Moines
Ruth Hoover
Unclear OCR fragment reports injuries at Abvey Met site
Fragmentary text mentions Lucile Tenhedy and a daughter aged at Abvey Met. It references a person exposed to a fire or collapse at a site near a place called Teka and a person named Jalen. Overall details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Lucile Tenhedy
Abvey
Ebullient Claimant Seeks Hintrager Estate At 82
At a Dubuque undertaking scene Barbara Forster, a divorced 60 year old, proclaimed herself betrothed to William Hintrager who died unmarried. She vows to attend the funeral in mourning and to sue for a share of the estate, which may be challenged by relatives. A will is not known to exist and guards report $200 in gold found at Hintrager’s home.
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Sturo
Dubuquea
Dubuque
Wiliam Hintrager
Barbara Forster
Hintrager
Aho
Brothers Sacrifice Skin in Anson City Operation
Patchwork of skin from two young brothers ages 16 and Positioned on Austin Waktor's arm. Fourth of July incident left Martin Faktor badly burned. robberies at Golden Eagle store and Equitable Jewelry offices confessed by Henry Brock. Enraged bull attack injures Anton Mazel Sr. near Lawler. Farm and stock thefts reported at Stockwell City. Train collision near Ames endangers Gaween. Frequent garbled items reflect a chaotic crime and accident summary.
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Anson City
Austin Waktor
Martin Faktor
Dasitar
Tobbery
Henry Brock
State Bank
Town City
Golden Eagle
Equitable Jewelry
Hreck Comer
M Good Family
Eagle
Anton Mazel
Lawler
Chicago Market Tone Indicates Gradual Recovery
The Chicago market shows tentative recovery with rising industrial demand and steadier consumer spending. Bank clearings fall 8 percent from last year while grain movement totals show mixed gains and losses. livestock receipts rise week over week.
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Chicago
Idot
Agu
Dan
Economic Trends in August Market and Labor Conditions
The report notes strong conservative purchasing and high buyer turnout in northern and western centers, a widening gate to fall and winter goods, and optimism from near harvest completions of sun grain and advancing corn. Southern markets lag on yields, Alabama coal strikes affect Birmingham area, and overall collections show improvement but debt payments remain below normal. Weekly US failures rise to 49, and Canadian failures fall, with year comparisons provided by Hraleetreet's Commercial Report.
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Wille Conservatienn
Alabama
Birmingham
Lualnces Falinrey
United States
Hraletreet
Grain and livestock price report from midwest markets
The listing compiles bids and prices for hogs, sheep, and multiple grains across Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, and New York. It records No 2 wheat and corn ranges, mixed corn, rye, oats, and rye futures, plus hog and sheep quotes with frequent price bands and market notes.
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Chicago
T&cyley
Tniter
Tudlanapolis
At. Louis
Cartle
Aileen
Cinelanati
Milwaukee
Ineley
New York
Couttly
Witter
Weslyen
Unspecified International Paper workers walkout amid wage dispute
Ten thousand workers at International Paper Company mills nationwide were ordered out in protest over wages. The strike halted operations and left mills idle in multiple locations as union members challenge pay terms.
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Maner Tenat Sirkia
International Pas
Or Trust
Matef
Theertebeal Keust 9 Henlity agreement in Khaw otes
A garbled OCR note mentions a tentative pact linked to a major interest and a proposed agreement. It references parties such as Khaw o Bete and Keereliney with aims toward betterment and a potential meeting or negotiation at Seguatention of tI agers.
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Payhouse
United States
Lee Bhubarty
A Simple Safeguard in Buying White Lead
A guide warns buyers about adulterated white lead and urges use of genuine Cure White Lead from National Lead Company. It promotes the Datel May Valater trademark as a warranty of purity and quality and offers a free book and test equipment upon request to National Lead in New York.
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National Lead Company
Woodbridge Bunting
New York
Tombs of Spanish Royalty in Montserrat Vaults
London gossip reports the Montgorgeaue vaults as the most splendid burial place for Spain’s kings and queens with massive black marble cankerw walls and Jasper encased walls. A separate royal children vault features white marble statues over tombs, while a Don Jamie mummy on view at Pula Cathedral is described as a plain coffin with royal robes and ermine.
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Mont Gorgeaue
Buriat
Vaalle
Maglee
Esgurial
Venturiva
Spain
London
Uctogganal
Whatiber
Moru Blohareha
Angus
Dundumle Tf
Aragon
Pula
Sagorea
Jamie
Guy
Pension Rules for Domestic Servants in Germany
The article explains a state pension system for domestic workers and servants in Germany under a law that requires all people below a certain age to contribute. It describes how stamps and cards are issued or bought at post offices, monthly deductions by employers, and the pension arrangements for married and single women with details on benefits and ages.
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Germany
Buin
Uno
Ransime's teleformation in Uline town tale
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a colored boy named thinaon Binke in a Uline town years ago. After petty delinquencies he was sentenced to a short term in the penitentiary where he learned a trade. A friendly white acquaintance asks about prison, and the boy jokingly describes his harsh work, making shoes for poles.
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Ransime
Thinaon Binke
Ule
Kande
Grape-Nuts Cited For Mother and Baby Nutrition
A Virginia mother reports Grape Nuts helped her strength and her four month old baby recover. She credits the whole wheat and barley cereal with nourishing both and enabling her to work while caring for her child. The letter notes the product contains essential nutrients aiding brain and nerve development and references ongoing reader responses.
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Hoth
Wally
Yale
Thura
Cerauta
Cole
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de Alarket
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Thoberts
Sande wiFen
Oregon and California Railway Company
Southern Pacific Company
B. D. Townsend
Ala
Miners’ Union
Idaho
Boise
Fred R. Reed
Shoshone County
Lavor
Dewl
Frank P. Sargent
Immigration
Department of Commerce and Fabric
Wuehinston
D. C
Hanly Hue
Iniaha
Jan A. Wall
John A. Hull
Springfield
Massachusetts Mutual Life Inguiiate Company
Aled
Iowa ‘State News
Stranger
Woman
Girl
Gury Fiver
GML
Ched
Ed Sherlock
Albany Club
Council Blots
Waterloo
Henry 5. White
Waterloo Board of Trade
Wenn
Treat
Tiiinolx Central
Dyer Enscheund
J. Cuong
Denison
Aher- If
Carnegie
Marjarie Sonat
Mr. Aid
P.O. Geert
Lawn Cry
Sting
Engel
Jasin Teu Naseed
Dorgtars
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Chis
Stockwell City
Lewis
Anunln Hunter
Rev
Pather Hunt
Wille
Aerout
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Ames
Gaween
Muerathye
Geenty
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Domo Ueber
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