Passport Deception Trial Sparks German Embassy Barbs
Tommy and Von Steinveldt clash over a forged passport affair in Berlin. The spy plot centers on Count Casimir and Calypso as Tommy resists an arranged marriage to the German official. The dialogue reveals tangled alibis, mistaken identities, and moral posturing amid a tense pursuit.
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Germany
von Steinveldt
Tommy
von Steinveidt
Casimir
Troyte
Herr Cable
Steinveldt
Geld
Wberna
Oeer
Ms Bacred
Haire Samei
Tomasey
Passport scheme and a housemaid's plan in Berlin
Casimir offers Janet a British passport and explains how Olga the Countess, his sister and a hotel housemaid, can access the needed rooms to steal Gisborne's passport. Janet pities Olga yet agrees to the risky, patriotic theft while Casimir notes Norreys has a false Reverend identity on his London passport.
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Casimir
Miss Gisborne
May Gisborne
Colonel Heard
Janet
May” Gisborne
Germany
Heard
Rey
Lesto Mays
Jenet
Lystria
England
Berlin
Olga
Adlon
Mrs. Heard
Misa Gisborne
Caalmir
Gis‘borne
London
Mda
Fragmented OCR Note on Measurements From a Historic Page
The readable text mentions a cord described as sixteen yards long containing 100 knots. It appears divided into ten or thirteen sections with excavators noted in the margin. The legible portion is fragmentary and lacks clear context or events.
Lewis Threatens National Coal Shutdown Over Jacksonville Accord
John W. Lewis, president of the Mine Workers of America, declares a national soft coal mine shutdown unless the Jacksonville Agreement is carried out. Britain faces a major strike as owners notify termination of current terms. Anthracite bodies consider a per capita assessment to aid unemployed miners and support bituminous strikes, amid calls to repeal sedition laws and nationalize coal mines.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
John W. Lewis
Mine Workers of America
Jacksonville
England
Cook
Miner's ‘Federation
Scranton
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Chicago Moves to Secede From Illinois
Chicago council passes a resolution approving secession from Illinois and asks corporation counsel Francis X. Busch to outline legal steps. Adjacent counties would be invited to join the movement if representation in the legislature is not reapportioned to reflect Chicago’s population.
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Chicago
Illinois
Te Elty Council
Francis X. Busch
Toman
Few Americans in Canton Washington amid tense situation
About 50 Americans, mostly men, remain in or near Canton. Consul General Jenkins advised all to leave if possible. By 11 a.m. June 26 no further firing but danger remains, with demonstrations against foreigners in outlying districts and potential new outbreaks. Consul General Cunningham in Shanghai reported most Chinese banks and shops reopened, normalcy seen except in mill districts and harbor.
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Washington
Canton
Jenkins
State Department
Cunningham
Shanghai
Italian Debt Funding Talks Open in Washington
Ambassador Martino led an Italian delegation in a three hour conference with four members of the American debt commission. Italy acknowledged the debts and seeks a settlement permitting payment over several years. The Italian ability to pay should guide negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Substation official dies during electrical test in Oakland
Bert H. Lynch, in charge of a Pacific Gas and Electric sub-station, demonstrated live current to a friend. He touched a fuse terminal with a pencil and braced against a steel post. A flash occurred and Lynch, badly burned and unconscious, died two hours later at a hospital.
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Oakland
Cal
Bert H. Lynch
Pacific ‘Gas & Electric Company
Lynch
Panagalos Takes Premiership of Greece After Revolt
General Panagalos, former war minister and key leader of the recent Greek revolution, has definitively assumed the office of prime minister in Athens.
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Athens
Greece
Panagalos
Shepherd Acquitted After Six-Hour Jury Deliberation
Darling Shepherd was acquitted in Chicago after six weeks on trial for the murder of his ward Billy Mc Cilatock. The jury deliberated for six hours before delivering the verdict.
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Shepherd
Darling Shepherd
Chicago
Billy_ McCilatock
Woman's auxiliary selects national commander at convention
Mrs Eatelle Patrick of Wich ings Kan was elected national commander of the Disabled American Veterans World War Woman's auxiliary at the national convention business session. She succeeds Mrs Jane Goss Webber of Colorado Springs.
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Omanha
Eatelle Patrick
Wichings Kan
Disabled American Veterans
World War Woman's Auxiliary
Ane Goss Webber
Colorado Springs
Underwood to Retire From Senate After 1927 Term
Alabama senator Oscar W. Underwood will not seek re election when his current term ends and plans to retire from active political life after March 1927. In a letter to Birmingham News publisher Victor Hansen he hinted at writing as his future pursuit after thirty plus years in Washington.
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Birmingham
Ala
Oscar W. Underwood
Senate
Alabama
Victor H. Hansen
Birmingham News
Underwood
Washington
National Capital
Indian Bureau Cuts 294 Jobs in sweeping reorganization
The Indian Bureau eliminated 294 positions across nearly every agency and reservation, effective July 1, including clerks stenographers matrons Indian police and judges. Annual payroll savings amount to 227 050. Abolished posts span Blackfeet Crow Flathead Fort Belknap Fort Berthold Klamath Pineridge Rosebud Salem Shoshone Siletz Spokane Standing Rock Tongue River Tulalip Turtle Mountain and other sites.
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Indian Bureau
Washington
Blackfeet Reservation
Montana
Crow
Flathead
Fort Belknap
Fort Berthold
N. D
Fort Peckong Toe
Klamath
Ore
Pineridge
S. D
Rosebud
Salem
Shoshone
Wyo
Siletz
Foreign Trade Council Meets in Seattle Convention
About fifteen hundred international business leaders attend the twelfth annual National Foreign Trade council convention in Seattle. J Butler Wright assistant secretary of state asserts the department now effectively supports American enterprise abroad. Attendees are urged to focus on air navigation aids over more aircraft and discuss bankers attitudes toward other nations.
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Foreign Trade Council
Seattle
National Foreign Trade Council
American State Department
J. Butler Wright
Iast
State Hughes
Rail merger urged for CN and CP systems
A Senate railway committee recommends merging Canadian National and Canadian Pacific under a 15 member board five named by Canadian Pacific five by the government and ten directors to appoint five capable businessmen to complete the board.
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Canadian Rail
Ottawa
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
Seniute On Railways
Senate
Caputte
Sheridan Seeks Local Western Film Production
The Sheridan Commercial club promotes local western movie production and has received a letter from Famous Players-Lasky about future use of the area. Tanky corporation plans eight films in Cheyenne this summer likely using Frontier Days. Hal Roach company filming The Golden Horse near Lodge Grass Montana on Crow reservation.
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Wyoming
Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan Commercial Club
Famous Players-Lasky
Tanky Corporation
Cheyenne
Hal Roach Company
Golden Horse
Crow Reservation
Lodge Grass
Mont
Widow Named Sole Beneficiary in La Follette Will
In Madison Wisconsin probate court the will of Senator La Follette names his widow as sole beneficiary and executrix. Debts total about 20 000 with mortgage on the homestead. personal property valued at 20 000 and real estate including the homestead valued at 48 000.
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la Follette
Madison
Wis
Traffic Through Kiel Canal Surges Since World War I
Berlin reports last year traffic through the Kiel canal more than tripled since 1918. In 1918, 15 920 vessels with 4 720 000 tons passed. total tonnage for 1918 was 10 349 729 and the number of yeasels was 63 382.
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Berlin
Kiel Canal
National Grocers Elect New President at Dubuque Session
John C. Sheehan of Minnesota was nominated to succeed Philip Dé Puyp t of Rochester New York as president of the National Association of Retail Grocers at the convention in Dubuque. He stood unopposed.
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Grocers
Dubuque
Iowa
John C. Sheehan
Minnesota
National Association of Retail Grocers
Phillip Dépuyt
Rochester
N. Y
Kiwanis Convention Elects Milwaukees John H Amos President
At the closing session of the 1926 Kiwanis International convention in St Paul Montreal was cited for the gathering. John H Amos of Milwaukee was elected president amid the formalities and remarks on the organization’s goals.
Paul and Barnabas in Antioch Pisidia Sermon Preview
A readerable fragment outlines Acts 13 13 52 scene in Antioch Pisidia Paul and Barnabas preach to Jews and proselytes. It covers historical context Apollatical doctrinal themes justification by faith and the sermon’s impact with many listening then facing open opposition and eventual turn to the Gentiles.
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Isa
Jesus
Barnabas
Paul
Antioch
Pisidia
Pialdia
Paphos
Mark
Perga
Phsidia
Jewa
D. Paul
efFlret
Terribla
Saul
David
Israel
John the Baptist
John
The Richer Zeal of Christ in Holiness
Fragmentary quote frames Christ as the holy, mighty, and pierced figure whose ascetic life and sacrificial pain guide centuries and ages, elevating spiritual streams through history. The text blends theological hyperbole with archaic phrasing to emphasize divine leadership and redemption.
Fragmented OCR Leads to Incoherent Text Sample
The readable portion shows garbled phrases and missing context. No clear people organizations places or events emerge to describe a coherent news item.
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