Tilson's Brother Takes U S Bench in Georgia Court
Macon Ga March 12 AD Funige WJ Tilson received a second recess appointment from President and took the oath today asserting a stance against Senators George and Harris and defending his confirmation. Senator Harris called him personally obnoxious and opposed the appointment citing district concerns.
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Macon
Funige WJ
Tilson
Anolldhe Mage
Georgia
Senate
George
Harris
Tilann
Cre
Senate Judicia: Vomentien
Coffee fatality as gas leaks in boarding house death
A man dies after his coffee pot allegedly boils over in a boarding house. Neighbors and a friend notify authorities after repeated knocks fail to rouse him. Police and a coroner investigate while the deceased, formerly aboard an oater boat worker, left no local relatives. Receipts show he supported many relatives in Europe. The body is sent to the morgue.
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Joseph Bradin
Map'e Street
Marketa
Pistey
Fune Eral
Joseph Winter
Orater
Europe
Democratic Leader Held as Bookmaker in City Raid
Democratic leader in the Fifteenth Assembly district was arrested during a police raid on Beauple's Brags Brankton Democratic club. Eight other men were taken into custody on the same charge as officers gathered evidence by tapping the house for a week.
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AFW
York
Peter J. “Mecminness
Fifteenth Assembly
Beauple
Brags Triar Democratic Club
Brankton
Puller
Theinch House
Meetings Tonight and Fraternal Secretaries Informed
A garbled notice directs secretaries of a fraternal organization to verify a fascist faith bridgepert telegram and time and place of meetings. It lists locations and streets in Athens and surrounding areas with various misspellings and stray names, suggesting a schedule bulletin for an upcoming gathering and changes in greetings.
gunman slain in chicago warfare reported by police
chaotic scene as another gunman is killed in a Chicago shootout within 48 hours. authorities say the suspect, linked to local gang activity, was identified by police while searching for a different principal, Derain tok Save, amid ongoing gang-related violence.
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Chicago
Kellogg Sues Haitian Minister During Senate Row
Kellogg presses a direct protest as Sen King faces strong opposition over American occupation policy in Haiti. The dispute follows a heated exchange with President Wilson’s administration, with King accused of undermining U S policy and facing potential travel restrictions amid a tense political standoff.
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Senate
Saipstead
King
West Gulfin
Thuill
Berne
Stile Department
Berno
Vis
Ulat
Wing Te
Nine Taken in Blue Law Raids Fire Across Region
Reports describe blue law raids leading to nine arrests on recognizance. Hearings set before Magistrate M J Moore. possible jury trials requested. Police targeted Sumter and surrounding towns with restrictions on travel and gasoline sales during emergency orders. Columba and Aiken officials noted movements, while gas stations and nonessential businesses faced closures under measures extending into March.
Woesan Drinks Poison Mystery at Street Side Fare
A garbled report describes Woesan consuming poison near a street stall. Mee Datta and others are mentioned, with a distressed scene leading to medical attention. The text references investigators, a faltering claim, and a pending result.
City eyes leasing abandoned bank for city offices
City officials discuss leasing the People's Savings Bank on Min Street for three years with a two year option to house multiple departments. Plans include moving the tax collector, auditor, and engineering rooms into the bank building and reconfiguring space for the city treasurer and registrar.
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People's Savings Bank
Otto K. Mielmann
D. Fairehill Wheeler
John A. Leverty
Board of Apportion+ment
Alfred W. Luydek
Wheeler
People’s Savings Bok Las
Prem
City Adinistration
Board of Appectonoent
Adiiitetration
Bank Bilding
Tor
Bank
Volertur
Franklin Vaek
Owine
Ginverng
Rudkling
Launchiy Mayer Behrens
Direrto
Collester
Forum Denounces Horse Racing Bill in State Coffers Claim
The forum denounces a horse racing bill arguing it would add over 1 million dollars to state revenue. No committee location or official hearing details are known, but reports suggest the administration’s stance on opposition at the hearing. Dr. Tay criticizes the Connecticut Federation of Churches head, while editorial reactions in Bridgeport Sunday Post and Monday’s Post circulate.
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Tay
Connecticut
Pedera- Sen
Thach Tae Fer
Seriau
Bridgeport
Dr. Day
Obituary notices from Westport and nearby towns
Obituaries and funeral notices for Julia A Wheeler IX and related individuals from Westport and nearby areas. Details include survivors, service times, locations at Westport, Shelton, and Park Cemetery, and references to family names such as Wheeler, Whel, Adams, Debord, and Thayer, with multiple funeral arrangements and burial plans across local churches and cemeteries.
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Julia A. Wheeler
Wheeler
Agnid
Mexico Faces Debt Payment Talks With International Bodies
In March, the Mexican government said it will travel to New York to negotiate payments with international lenders. Officials indicate the talks focus on meeting debt obligations and coordinating with external financial bodies.
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Menivooctty
New York
Internsnion
Mexico
Unclear fragment notes event in St. Paul area
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tony, a Minnesota motel, a marina, a city mayor and a ceremony date but lacks coherent details or complete names. The garbled wording prevents a clear report of the event or outcome. No definitive individuals or actions can be confirmed from readable content.
Veteran Circus Master Ill in Hartford Hotel
Hartford March 13 AP A veteran circus man and last protegé of T Barnum aged seventy three is ill in a Hartford hotel. Known as a world champion bones performer during Barnum era he later traveled with Johnny Sullivan and Tony Tamber. He vows to recover and continue wandering despite injuries from a street fall.
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Harfford
Mone
Beatitie
Pred Bawrry
T. Barnun
John J., Sullivan
Pumatrel
Cerbstone
Barnum
Terry
Bones
Phea
Tyne
United Stage
Eitles
Johnyie Sivan
Tony Tamber
Mad the
Peo
Maine
Kerensky Denounces Bolsheviks In Defiant Speech
Former Russian leader Kerensky faced interruptions and heckling as he denounced Bolshevism and warned of revolution against Soviet rule. Police removed two disorderly attendees while Kerensky urged Russians to remember the March Revolution and embrace liberty, not Bonapartism.
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Abses
New York
Miay Lary
Prince
Merensky
Shand Xe
Corve
Kerensky
Russia
Mitty
Heckle Kerensky
Eight Men Saved After Shipwreck
A wrecked schooner with no food or light hoves the crew of ten on the wrecked deck through days of snow rain and cold. A freighter from Norway rescued the Noyes men after four days afloat, feeding them and taking them to safety. Captain Rutledge and crew from Welmanut are named, with a list of survivors and rescuers from the perilous voyage.
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Rutledge
Ema
Norway
Moses Crocker
Regina
Leshies
Utledge
Welmeanut
Thormainlen
Mey
Roberary
Toatawoin
Aubert Neila
Levett
Portland
Westewart Ch
Boston
del C. John
Rod Einbohan
Leermany
Daly Doucette
Liv
M.S. Ered Brown
Dermany
Brink Pé@tersen
Penn
Madison to vote today for probate judge Norwalk
March 13 Norwalk CT Madison voters head to polls to choose a probate judge as local officials report a major factory fire at the Trowbridge Manufacturing plant. The blaze caused extensive damage with three volunteers injured. investigation seeks cause while insurance covers losses.
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Voite
John Jf
Trambi
Cyrus Mvarts
Willan
Aursden
Tellower
Washington
Maradenstreg
Norwalk
Frederick H. Quintard
Trowbridge Miamulucn - Ing
Cnpipany
Struetu
Ene Ployer
Central Fire Company
Vourtern
Traffc
Fox Tire Companies
South Norwalk
East Norwalk
Woo Onp
Wiliam Nadin
Son-In-La
George Wo Wad
Watreet
Ene Tire
Manis
Jude
Uni
Norman Gormley
1D West Company
Geveral
Giormiley
Pease
George Leedies
Hides
Woot
Gann
Due Os
Trowbriilse
Want Pany
O Os
Trowbrilee
Frederick FL Quintard
Trowhenige Mi Turing
Uirni
Corn Borer Losing Ground in Parts of U S Says
A Massachusetts survey shows corn borer infestation falling overall in 1926 due to widespread use of controls under state law and parasite introductions. Massachusetts Agricultural College reports reduced infestation in eastern counties, with some exceptions.
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U.S
Amuerst
Mawes
Maren
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Agriczltural College
Plymouth
Harn
von Hore
Parvsanes
O. J. Caffrey
Acts
Europe
New England
Jones
New York
Sylvanki
Ohfe
Michigan
Dirt Dam Creates New Garden Spot In South Dakota
A monumental dirt dam in northwestern South Dakota forms a vast garden spot in Roosevelt Administration plans. It channels water to fields for beet and alfalfa crops, stretching 193 feet and 115 feet high at the crest, with a capacity of over a million cubic yards and a projected cost around 35.00u. The project integrates with farm irrigation, supporting multiple farms across the basin.
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Lelle
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Rity
Mirrow
Three Men Held in Pay Car Robbery Case
Three men were detained in connection with a pay car robbery. The report mentions suspects including Faye Horn and Shendes Medosid, with local police explaining the alleged plan to recover valuables and the involvement of George Mirren in the investigation. The details reference a confrontation at a house prior to the crime and discuss the broader context of the incident.
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Etelen Bugis
Faye Horn
Udawirsky
George Mirren
Enonty
Oeke Bites
Coreespundine
Birtstagis Pere Andnal Cval Company
Ambulance Call Logs From Verdine Avenue Area
Ambulance responders were dispatched to a complex scene near Verdine Avenue and Mine Avenue where a patient with possible skull fracture was taken to St Vincent's Hospital. Several street names and stray phrases appear garbled, but the report notes transport to the hospital and references a Vincent's hospital facility.
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Verdin
Tor
Brendan
Lodine Ye Isoudtty
Talento
Edith Mussage Senteen
Hysterke
St Vin Emits
Bey
Four Injured In AutoAccidents And Two Drivers Held
Four persons were injured with two drivers arrested after a series of auto accidents reported over the weekend. One truck and a delivery car sustained damage, and several pedestrians were treated for injuries at local hospitals. Police noted no further arrests in some incidents.
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Oman
Stephen Bransak
Teenby
St Moston Ese
Mnt
Encey Hospital
Dor
Chester Hlaberlin
Laverationa
Lettida Hiiona
Abe Stone
Lex
Ther Thomas and Crabbe Baking Company
Lon Avenue
New York and Astchusetts Service Company
Springfield
Hakine Company
Tooven
M. Sh. Kochise
Orchard Street
Kiatur
Pembroke
Aret Streets
Anna Rich
Pembroke Street
Bridgeport
Delvers
Paul Senmedt
TR Deck
Stepney
Joseph Neiddermetr
Beechmont Street
Fellshoer
Barnun Avenue
Yesterta
Patrelman J. Collinge
Grecory Street
Myrtl Avenue
Schmidt
Guerd
Adler Relapse Deepens Serious Condition After Misfortune
Josef Adler former banker and secretary treasurer of Connection Alcohol Distributors Inc. suffered a relapse with a grave condition after being found unconscious from monoxide fumes in his car. An ongoing federal case linked him to a denatured alcohol conspiracy, with limited remarks on his health and recovery prospects.
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Josef Adler
Connection Alcohol Distributers, Inc
New Haven
Tuntyhe
Adler
Hartford
Lis
Gira
Adier
Edwin
Mit
Milwaukee tragedy reports death of a young chimpanzee
A damaged OCR fragment from Milwaukee reports the death of a four year old chimpanzee named Boho following an incident at the Milwaukee facility. The text is incomplete but indicates a fatal outcome for the animal and references a caddy or event preceding the incident.
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Milwaukie
Mareh
Milwaukee
Boho
Textile strike averted at Pacific Mills plant
AP report states a general strike of workers at the Pacific Mills textile plant in Lawrence was averted after a mass meeting. Officials and strikers reportedly agreed to a method to resolve differences, with discussions of sympathy walkouts by related strike groups to be considered.
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Lawre J. Mase
Atives
Pacific Mile Text
P54
Berlin Board Exempts Wedding Music From Tax
Berlin officials approve an ordinance exempting jazz and orchestral wedding music from the municipal entertainment tax. The exemption covers marriage feasts and anniversaries, boosting celebration options while reducing gate tax on wigelights. The move mirrors broader social aims amid birth-rate concerns and features prominent local figures and international guests at ceremonies.
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Berlin
Kerlin Board of Aldermen
City Palace
Freder the Great
Vorndais
Armucrat Hohenzollern
Dlyiian
Sotvnander-in
Canvoy
Oscar
WiLity Tit
Ebiiian
Germany
jJuh
Vilas
Uruguay Returns Former German Ships to Britain
Montevideo March 18 The Uruguayan government has turned over eight German ships requisitioned during theWorld War to a shipping agency for the British government. The assets will be sold for the British relief and the proceeds will be credited to Germany’s surrender accounts.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Urucuay
Germany
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