Bolshevik Vision Prompts European Takeover by 1930s
Warsaw and Vilnius report Soviet leaders Krassin and Ranjeneff declare Western powers recognize Soviet Russia, claiming Europe will become Bolshevik within a year. Kruschev? No, Krassin and Ranjeneff speak at London reception as Bolshevik influence spreads, with Lithuania and Bialystok cited as zones of activity.
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Warsawe
Leon ‘Krotzky
Bialystok
Vili
Lithuania
Soviet Russia
M. Krassin
Ranjeneff
Great Britain
Lounden
Europe
Holshevik
Warsaw
Biatystok
Qineralsheviki
Yrintes Alors
Tultusk
LAYS BLAME UPON SENATE IN WESTERN TRIP SPEECH
A Milwaukee leader denounces the league of nations as crooks and accuses the Senate's Polish policy critics of pleasing a Roosevelt ticket. He defends Poland's plight and urges support for the cause as he campaigns during a western swing.
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Milwaukee
League of Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League
America
Greek Premier Shot In Struggle At Lyons Station
Pentidelos ot Crane was wounded and eight shots fired as he left Lyons on a train. He and his escort subdued the attackers before police restored order. Premier Venizelos, taking leave, faced two swarthy assailants who fired three shots before being overpowered.
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Pentidelos
Crane
Lyons
Nien
Fred
Venizelos
Rts
Rghit Society
Ana
Sorppurter
Peace by Arbitrament of Reason in National Policy
Campaign teachers August 1 urging continued American interest and unbound national disputes without war. Address at rifle competition emphasizes arbitration as the preferred path. Vision centers on honorable settlement by reason among soldiers sailors and citizens.
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Barrys
Olness
Goruman Cox
Aamed Hs
Aged German Oldest Soldier Enlists in Navy
The Bureau of War Insurance disclosed that 76 year old Lynnhaven Virginia resident Louis Lowe born in Germany in 1510 is the oldest American citizen to enlist in the U S Navy. He listed as a carpenter's mate second class and joined at Norfolk on March 3 117.
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Juaas Adolph Louis Lowe
Germany
Bureau of War Insurance
Lowe
Lynnhaven
Cliss
U. S. Navy
Norfalk
Yas
Vaccinated Passengers Reported On Kansas City Train
A trainload arriving in Albuquerque from Kansas City carried every passenger who was vaccinated en route after a smallpox alert. Senator Harding weighs a trip to St Paul and Minneapolis this September to speak on agricultural issues at the state fair, under serious consideration by his campaign advisers.
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Albuquerque
X. Ala
Jierc
Kansas City
Harding
Minuteata
Marion
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Starvation stalks in Soviet Russia amid winter hunger
A Vilborg Finland report from Moscow to the Finnish frontier describes widespread hunger in Soviet Russia as winter approaches. Refugees report beggary, ragged clothing, and engines run on bark fiber. President Mykolai Lenin is cited as warning against another harsh winter.
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Finland
Polrui
Soviet Russia
Russia
Siberia
Vadivostok
Mosyrow
Ceragea
Ptuland
Moscow
Ameriaa
Nussia
Mykolai Lente
Unclear text on industrial well and gas incident
Fragmentary OCR describes Pisa coccia water well in an industrial area and gaslite issues with pumping and emptying. The readable terms mention a person named Dave Lega and notions of quitting, pairing, and a well in Tulsa.
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Pisa
Tulsa
Dave
Heell
Keraseng
Street Fighting In Dublin Involving Civilian Deaths
An official statement describes Wednesday street fighting in Dublin where one civilian was killed and another wounded after civilians refused to disperse when ordered by an armed patrol.
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Dublin
Four stockmen killed near Fort Worth collision
Four stockmen traveling to Fort Worth with cattle for market were killed at midnight Tuesday when two Santa Fe freight trains collided near Killeen Texas. None of the cattle were injured.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Santa Fe
Killeen
Favor Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops From Poland Crisis
Secretary Colby proposes a peace plan that would remove foreign forces from all Soviet territory while keeping borders intact. The United States would back a settlement limiting military influence, oppose broad armistice terms, and reject a European conference plan that cedes territorial changes as part of a broader settlement.
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Colby
Washington
Stile Colby
Issingdon Foprad
Arisiig Troan Tuissi
Vokind
United States
Hawilei
Russia
Helms Ude
Poland
Turisty
Wesel
Wussia
Sep Oonky
America
Tyretinie Davies
Petontuilow
Uae
Milamar
Ctaly
Gepion Aire
Phosares
Round-Up of Slackers in Chicago
A garbled roundup describes local delays in registration and attendance. It notes widespread failure to sign up for events and services, with references to civic efforts and officials urging action, though specific names, dates, or places are unclear.
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Chicago
Gox Says Women Will Vote In November Referendum
Governor Colwinbas announced on Wednesday that he had definite assurance from Pernuessee legislative leaders that universal suffrage would be enacted promptly. If possible, a statewide referendum on women’s suffrage will occur during the November period.
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Gox
Colwinbas
Marine Law Not Be Modified Despite Opposition
Senator Wesley Stones of Washington stated on Monday that the vacuum new machinery marine law will not be modified to aid competitors of American shipping, reinforcing current policy and protections.
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Wesley T. Stones
Washington
Cantu's Rebellion Charged as Camouflage for Revolution
Eduardo Kulz accuses Ms Taban Cantu governor of Lower California's northern district of using the rebellion as camouflage for a broader Mexican revolution.
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Cantu
Los Angeles
Mstaban Cantu
Lower
California
Mexico
Eduardo Kulz
FRANGE AND BRITAIN AGREE TO AID POLES
Frange and Britain agree to aid Poland with plans for military naval and economic defense. Reports cite discussions among Lloyd George and French Premiers as they prepare support after tensions with Russia and the Bolshevik threat.
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Frange
Britain
Fach
Wilson
Zepeda Escaped Death in Ensenada Incident
A Mexican federal boat incident near Ensenada left one crewmember dead and another wounded. Governor Esteban C. reported the survivor condition and noted official media outlets issued a Saturday record.
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Zepeda
Moxivatin-Capitin
Leomirda Zipdin
Federatiunboateee
Osha Reid
Ensenada
Esteban Csc
Break in Rank as Wittsburg Strikers Return to Work
A partial breakaway from Alexander Hohmy council power emerges as workers resume duties at Walker No. 16 on Mrontenne, signaling a shift in the ongoing industrial dispute. The action marks the first definite move away from the previous authority as the Wittsburg strikers end their hiatus and return to work.
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Wittsburg
Nan
Alexander Ho Hy
Wen
Mrontenne
Carmen's Strike at Denver Ends With Deaths and Riots
Denver street car workers strike ends after eight days of rioting. Seven killed and fifty wounded, property damage estimated at 250000. Arrests made as clashes and arrests continue before officials sentence leaders for striking in violation of an injunction.
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Denver
Denver Street
Ton Ager
Dea
Mt Wits
Thursiniy Agin
Pearer
Mec Nnnian
Geely Wo Whitford
Wayne. Williams
Arden
Tytty Parsons
Leo Mide
Amike
Roosevelt Accepts Nomination and League of Nations Plan
Roosevelt formally received the nomination amid large crowds. The speech advocated the League of Nations as a practical solution and urged constitutional amendments to extend certain protections. Supporters pressed for broader social and economic reforms, including industrial protections and a stronger governmental machinery.
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League of Nations
Krankyinth
Roosevelt
Ait August Staal
Troy
Ren Pene
Hhlal
Tessie
Hoaspyell
Liquor Issue Dominant Owe Crowd At Trial
Readers report a chaotic courtroom scene following a liquor dispute as officers contend with a crowd outside. The event leads to heightened tensions and a formal inquiry into behavior surrounding the case.
Mail Across Continent Pioneering Postal Delivery
Fragmentary OCR describes an audacious first cross continental mail delivery claim. It mentions Oaklaide Dyer and New York, with references to ships, plates, and a historic transport effort. Details are unclear, but the piece centers on a pioneering transcontinental mail service and a notable early attempt.
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Oaklaide Dyer
York
Lane
Erik
Coal Production Increases Amid Mixed Industrial Signals
Fragmentary report shows higher coal output paired with a downturn in certain production sectors. Workforce strikes and labor tensions appear to influence daily yields, while end of period totals suggest shifts from the prior week. Industry observers note conflicting trends across regions and firms.
Battle With Bandit Leaves Two Wounded On City Street
Two men were wounded in a gunfight with a bandit aboard a Hosieet car on Montiy street. The robber, described as a Barker of the ear, escaped into a nearby alley as police pursued. One victim reportedly in critical condition.
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Chhega
Duck Beneeen
Rates Suspended on Interstate Rail Freight Planned
Washington reports the suspension of the proposed interstate rate hike by the St Louis and San Francisco rail line for international freight. The action halts December 9 and covers several commodities moving across state lines, delaying the planned schedule.
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Washington
St Louis
Will Publish List of Craft Evaders and Deserters Probed
A government notice announces an immediate public listing of craft evaders and deserters with searches starting soon after publication. The War Department will post the names of all men eligible under the law who evaded service, and authorities plan a nationwide effort to locate and prosecute those responsible.
Lightning Strikes Church Near Pember, Causes Alarm
A partial, unclear report describes a lightning strike hitting a church near Pember, Michigan, with damage observed and community members reacting. A subsequent incident involved a pew, a bolt, and a stairway crowd, details blurred by OCR errors.
Coal Wage Body To Meet In Washington
Washington report notes coal mine workers request a formal meeting with labor officials to discuss wage disputes. The article mentions committees, dates, and anticipated turnout of miners at the conference.
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Washington
Wilson
Aed
Anarchists Aid Soviet Unclear Report From New York
Fragmentary OCR notes describe anarchist activity and various names in New York with garbled phrases about reviews and events. The disjointed text mentions Miss Gauilmann, Greek and Turk references, and accusations of preparation and towed items, lacking clear details.
Go New Five Emoypass Loteships Reach Hun Warships
Fragmented readable text notes warships reaching a harbor and a tense situation. Names and places are unclear. likely a brief update on naval movements and a protest or patrol. Details are garbled, but reference to harbor, ships, and ongoing threat remains.
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Loteships
Kitts Babe After Quarrel Fatal Kitchen Gas Incident
A young child in Chicago died after a quarrel between his parents. The mother, Mrs Gorrie Jobosay, reportedly turned on gas jets in the kitchen, leading to the fatal incident. Trenchard Johnson, two and a half years old, was killed during the night. Police are investigating the domestic dispute and the events leading to the gas leak.
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Kitts
Chicago
Trenchard Johnson
Gorrie Jobosay
Drown His Four Children Follows Assailed Motive
Unclear OCR text reports a man named William Crutcher of Arkansas allegedly threw his four children into a body of water, resulting in their deaths. the report also mentions the suspect possibly ending his own life, with details sparse and authentication uncertain.
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