Unclear political protest disrupts mayoral palace events
The article describes a broad demonstration against President Calles and Secretary of Labor Moiones in Mexico City. Protesters blocked entrances to the National Palace and nearby churches, with clergy and officials attempting to calm the crowds. Police aimed to maintain order as thousands gathered in central plazas.
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Prai
Dean Perenck
Tessiente
Calles
Jabor Moiones
Btabor
Muntinal Palice Cathedral
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Roth
Caiins del Workes
Warried
Elias
Rts
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Citla Vira Con
Baron Bitter as Death Pact Fails
Fragmentary article recounts Baron Bitter and Baroness Jivrota, two Russian nobles in New York, who attempted suicide together after emotional strain. They planned to die in Cocounut Grove, but the baroness died and the baron survived, with police and press noting their past poverty and social downfall.
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Baron Bitter
Buon Revie Carter Tormbly
Tles
Vira Jivrota
Russia
Aife
Cocoinut Grove
Ross
Mer
Morneng
Oaclok
Royce
Ratitiel
Farmer Demands Equal Treatment Amid Rural Turmoil
A historical account discusses farmers demanding equal treatment amid agricultural distress. It cites unrest in the West, economic pressures, and calls for fair policies to stabilize farming communities and support agricultural industries.
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Thaet
Author Dies Under Persecution Claims at Trial
Fragmented text reports an author dying amid persecution claims linked to Zionist accusations. The piece references advocacy and legal actions, with mentions of figures and places, though details are obscured by garbled OCR. The narrative hints at wartime era tensions and postwar trials affecting Jewish communities and political actors in Europe and the United States.
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Ussie
Death toll in Bahamas 126 in storm wrecks
Partial report details 126 dead in Bahamas as sponge fishing vessels suffer losses off San Salvador. Ships Brontes Celeste Columpono Graceful Shab Fine and others found wrecked with crew totals including 12 aboard Celeste and 9 aboard Brontes. Waves cast debris ashore at Nassau harbor. many schooners lost with unidentified crews.
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San Salvidor
Nassau
Frances F
Tona Bhorwird
Venturs
Harve
Pxuma
Nissan
Catholic Bishops Propose Truce Amid Campaign Protests
Catholic bishops urged a truce as religious services were halted and worshippers faced boycotts. The movement, led by unions and regional federations, drew large demonstrations, with some government workers pressured not to attend. Authorities arrested some for distributing sedition wine and propaganda while police monitored tensions that tested religious liberty and conscription-era duties.
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Unu
Puchuristi Congress
Ratto
Boycote
Mino
India
Sam
Tie Pupe
Chun
New Bells for United Church Daubed in town clock tale
A damaged OCR piece describes new bells for the United Church joining the town clock and chimes. It notes the bell tower installation amid community ceremony, with mention of Suray the wots and the expected tone completing the church bell sequence.
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Putin
Telsar
Samme
Hive
Cardinal O Connell Calls Mexico Test of Strength and Faith
Boston cardinal O Connell sharply criticizes Mexican government over alleged corruption and forceful ascent to power. He frames the crisis as a test of restraint and reliance on God, warning against conspirators using bribery and violence to hold office. The speech links the struggle to a long history of battles between light and darkness.
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Boston
Willam Cardinal O Connell
Wexico
Cathedral of the
Hell Cross
O Connell
West
Beyern
Belgians Must Give Up Bonds and Inflation Cure
A Ratway company proposed by the king would include twenty one directors from Helwan businessmen engineers and railway workers. The measure is believed to have saved the country from further inflation and made it possible to create a new era of economic stability.
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Helwan
Bank- 1S Enginees
Bandits Rob Man of Cash and Rings
A man was robbed of cash and rings by two armed assailants in a street confrontation. The incident, reported by detectives, involved a struggle and threats as the victim was restrained and relieved of valuables. Witnesses noted the robbers fled toward Val Street after the assault occurred yesterday.
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Lauiph
Dinou
Rte
Uttey
Bandit Confesses To Six Murders
A suspect who gave the name Tom SmithJohnson claims a Midwest identity Tom Khelt and says he killed six men and a young companion during robberies and other crimes across Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and Kansas. Seattle police later said they believe his confession may be true after investigation.
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Pineston
Sioux City Town
Kansas
Tom
Mid West
Smith
Phomis Tohnsen
Cimagiii
Iulroid
Hazleton
Seattle
Smiths
Independent will run as Republican incoming turmoil
The text reflects a political figure asserting independence yet planning to run as a Republican for United States senator. It notes prior betrayals by party members, vows not to spend money, and expresses intent to end factional manipulation rather than seek personal gain. The speaker emphasizes allegiance to principle over party gain.
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Covyerno
Winant Wis
Bass
New Hampshi
Ehel Chillinges
United States
Spanish premier escapes assassination attempt
An assassination attempt on the Spanish premier occurred at a railway station as he prepared to board a train to Madrid. A man fired a shot, then a pursuing motorist rammed the assailant's car, killing the attacker. the premier escaped with minor injuries and continued toward Madrid.
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Farlllonsa
Teletype Confusion Surrounds Mrs Harding Case
A chaotic report traces Mrs Hewitt Harding of Milwaukee and various aliases amid police and press confusion. Telegrams claimed, investigators pursued leads to New Brunswick, Roundblack, and Tinett. Court activity hinted at false start in a murder inquiry tied to the Wheeled Wall and Laianot cases, with no firm records found. Authorities debated a Cervid Jury session as the defense pressed.
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Somirvills
Harding
Milwaukee
Westion
Publiorion of
Stoi
iMe
Toni
Danta
Tinett
Roundblack
Briushurst
Asbestos Sud
Henes Iso
Hanes
Hrusekeene
Winheney
Virginia
Tomohi
Nlie
Howard
Specie Prouvecutor
Simpson
Lo Bergen
Munding
Ti Leseuve
Joseph Vanlon
Sic
Miwauke
Pian
Lawud
Laianot
Wally
Rey Patton
Jo Woavin
Petite Wis
Eusin
Martin Wisce
Tilly
Néuspiper
Dainty Lingerie Reflects Two Toned Mid Summer Style
Lingerie line features two tone pink and pale green gowns and nightgowns in crepe or mullion fabric. Delicate color blends and white options highlight current summer fashion. Elegant tulle shawl with heavy floss detailing complements the line.
Eye witness testifies to three cars at murders scene
An eyewitness described three automobiles near the Bry Ma Hall crime scene on Dourtseys Lane the night of the New Brunswick murders. She identified one car with headlights and said a man warned a witness to remain silent. Police expect a grand jury investigation to follow as they pursue possible arrests.
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Hson
Maine
Fumeir
Vas Howerd Harding
Vuiw
Hay
Vic Gibson
Rayas
Volcae
Gibson
Bry Ma
St John Threxinge
Ehaich
New Brunskirk
Low
Grison Sid
Cara
Derusseys Jane
Eastern Avenue
Miansilie
Harding
Phillips
New Brunswick
Manvile
Mry Gibson
Dourtseys Lane
Rey Wi Hall
Mry Villa
Mre Foarnees Sterona Wall
Mi Gibson
Ws Harding
Threa Sen
Ale Wim
Laxwen
Mra Harding Hase
Min Han
Hosiery Color Trends Highlight Pale Maize Etun Shade
A pale maize tint called etun leads current hosiery color trends with Arab as another shade. Rand stone Paireiment is noted as an effecting color, worn more generally with white shoes than with stockings of the same color.
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