Queer Cult on Tolstoy Estate Declared Enemies of Destruction
A Tolstoy estate colony in Russia faced a crackdown as a faction described as a queer cult was labeled enemies of destruction of property and life and opposed to the Soviet government. The movement, organized by a teacher connected to the estate, reportedly seeks to cultivate land and study philosophy, with trees whitewashed and discipline debated among members about feeding the colonists and protecting crops while resisting state control.
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Vasniye Polpana
Russia
Fifieon
Warner
Tolstoy
Moscow Vendeupy
Teather
Ienace
Praeteak Peation
Vorkun- Bel
Teddy Grant
Ori
Joe Dar
Thrkestan
Che
Sean Tists
Young Woman Mayor Rushes In On Dry Ticket War
Dr Amy Kankonon of Fairport C elected on a dry ticket pledged to wage war on bootleggers. A petite blonde, she is noted as possibly the youngest mayor in the United States and a Walnut's Median College of Pennsylvania graduate who served in the wartime medical service corps.
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Amy Kankonon
Fairport, C
United States
Kaunkonon
Walnut
Pennsylvania
Volunteer Medical Service Corps
United States Urny
Aerial Maps to Have Many Uses in Survey Work
An article highlights aerial photography as a valuable tool for surveying and engineering. It discusses field testing, mosaic mapping, and the rapid production of detailed maps from moving airships, noting cost efficiency and broad applications in surveying, highway, forest, and urban planning.
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Ballin
Srbugls
Ginshiy Ceners
Army Air Service
Vies
Bse
Akerhel Phita
Eraphiv
Auuy Saiiours
Yrellmingly
Hydro
Ceapat Lowithen
Forest Sire Yveys
Vielen Engineering Works
Army Air Officers
Ybew
Ale Seryloe
Deetaey
Oraune
jSubserts
Ross Field School
Athens
Particwar
Ately
ANMA
Wie Warne Nua
Darity Ofeern Kay
Hooshet Team Transit
Stedka
Woman Spiridonova Forced Feeding in Russia
JoncayMarle Spiridonovi a Revolutionist leader who split with the Dolkheviki over Brest Lituve contested fray was subjected to hunger strikes and forced feeding in a Cheka hospital. Confined to Siberia under a regime aimed at suppressing peasants she later recovered in Moscow before another hunger strike threatened her life. She has suffered tuberculosis from years of imprisonment and coercive punishment.
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Joncay
Marle Spiridonovi
Dolkheviki
Brest-Lituve
Spieidonovi
Siberia
Ibetas
Spichikmova
Moscow Kregalin
Phe Chek
Moscow
Bphridonova
Forelhlys Spiridonova
Finds Swarm of Bees in Porch Pillar
A report from Miknetown notes a swarm of bees and honey found inside a porch pillar. Local observers say the bees appear settled, with residents unsure of how to proceed. Officials advise caution and professional removal.
Must Take Frank's Word A Miraculous Age Past
Syracuse university football player Erink Culvers Totego admits in a sensational confessional at the university that he has never kissed a girl in three years, saying he was isolated and forced into a dunes bee and a morority needed a min to din. A committee questions his story as others challenge his record and secrecy surrounding the incident.
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Syracuse
Erink Culvers
Man pleads after killing wife son and daughter with ax
In Charleston a man, Monrovey, killed his wife, son, and daughter with an ax. He showed the axe to Sheriff Ayesung and deputies, confessed the deed, and attempted suicide with a window cord. He is held in jail in Monrovey, awaiting further proceedings.
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Charleston
Jan
Vincent Aye
Monrovey
Che Shell
Vile
Shasper County
Chesoa Carty
Mexican troops free Yank at El Maso Tex
A garbled report from January describes Mexican troops freeing a American named Style or similar in El Maso area while bandits and disturbances are noted. The piece mentions weapons, car blasts, and encounters with mounted men, with locals seeking soldiers for aid. The text is fragmented but centers on rescue, conflict, and pursuit.
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el Maso
Tex
L. XII
Sante Eubonia
Chibquebas
Americ
Dituidis
Ieantie
Beuidits
Chibi
Tanos
Gebt Refunding Bill Moves Through Senate Committee
In Washington a draft refunding bill faced Senate committee scrutiny. Democrats opposed the measure in its perfected form, with Thornton and Melton noted in relation to treasury matters while other details remain contested.
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Washington
Cain
Senate
Timiew
Thornton Wlforth
Renire Melton
Treasury
Mlepartiene
Tur Caumitiee Soret
Markets Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Livestock and Grains
Receipts in New York trading reflect steady to lower demand for cattle and hogs while lambs and sheep command gains. Wheat and corn futures edge higher on winter wheat shortages with wholesale prices for turkeys and poultry steady. Cattle demand tight but calves and heifers hold value as packers report steady throughput and buyers focus on quality cuts.
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N.Y
Mit Iia
Plas
Fhootha
Wtsiga
Renegade tale and courtroom quips headline a curious clipping
Fragmented OCR text recounts a Detroit writer’s column with a violent tale and courtroom banter. It includes a dream of public justice, a wife’s rapid action in tragedy, and a juristic exchange about a speed violation. The piece reflects dated humor and small city talk from Philadelphia Ledgar style columns.
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Arthur Marlaightin
Detroit
Fried
Leo D. Brown
Cosat Bik Corporation
Particmary Weiss
Stony Lds Ytfe
Woo. T
Philadelphia
Difference in 14-year district shift sparks election talk
A garbled report references Representative Cote of fawa and James W. Gout, noting a long-past district turnover. It mentions a sheriff, a judge, and a religious or solemn tone around an election, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
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Fawa
James W. Gout
Bis
Egan
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Farighey Field
Virginia
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The
Tennessee
Tenessee
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Bolkhevika
Brest
Miknetown
Grant Hugh Browne
Brownleigh Park
Frank
Ries
lon—Eaay
Pat
Seri
Mastin
Gncan Candi
G. K. Gebt
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Squire Witherbee
Perkins
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