Aviators Rain Bombs on Moorish Forces
Spanish military aviators bombarded Moorish positions with showers of bombs as Spain's forces attacked and infantry charged, driving tribesmen from their posts. The bombardment followed by bayonet charges left numerous casualties among Moorish fighters and marked a heavy combat sequence in the campaign.
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Madi
Pee
Fusivg
Insu Yalenlay
Maley Atarine
Branish War Office
Isarder
Chicken thieves alarm farmer in rural assault chase
In Jangsville Wir on December 20 a farmer spotted two thieves trying to steal an auto and tools from a college student’s property. He fired a shot gun, forced them from a roost near the road, and they fled abandoning stolen items. The farmer awaits owners’ call.
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Jangsville, Wir
Orfordsville
Zee Unies
Keinit College
President Signs Water Grant Act With Signing Remarks
President Will signed the water grant act amid claims the measure serves the public needs of the region. He stated the bill preserves public domain and utilities while ensuring water for San Francisco and nearby areas, despite opposition from some public figures. The action involves Hetcn Hetetiy 7 8 public water supply and connections to the Tuolac river valley and Yosemite region.
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Washington
Will
Pretender to French Throne Involved in Accident
Europe telegrams report a pretender to the French throne was injured in an ice rink accident in Belgium. He and a skater were unconscious for a time with minor injuries, doctors said. Authorities note political intrigue around his claim and royal travelers.
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Belgium
Reramier
Paris
Atthdorhtes
Marie
Actin
Aimony
Europe
General Wood to Command in Philippines Role
Fragmentary text suggests a claim that General Wood will be given command in the Philippines or a related Southeast Asia context. The readable parts indicate a military leadership assignment but the source text is damaged and unclear on specifics.
Romania urged to shield Jews amid rising discrimination
Washington reports call for international pressure on Romania to protect Jewish citizens as antisemitic incidences increase. Officials cite rising street discrimination and government inaction, urging concrete measures and accountability.
Atlantic Transport Rates War Looms As Talks Stall
Nouw Vark October report says progress on extending the current contract for Atlantic steamship supply remains uncertain. Shipping lines face turmoil since October when Hamburg American accused the pact of favoring North German Lloyd, raising the prospect of a broad rate war that could affect British and continental services.
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Nouw
Nelvs
Amipmie
Adele Raee
Hamburg- American Line
Lloyd
Fritish
Continental
Water stocks rush as new utility commission looms
Critics warn big corporations are shaping the upcoming state commission to shield profits. The piece notes rapid stock gains of about 200 million and fees up to 50 60 thousand, while municipal utilities fear competition under new law. Authorities prepare for tight timelines with four counties and many towns affected, as firms bolster defenses and lines of capital.
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Ultiois Commission
the & Mat
Xeele Epitat
Supraiben
L- Sal
WaTenousts
Ico
Letaters
Rusal
Teir Corporation
Embargo Lifted Debate On Diseased Potatoes
Washington December 10. Officials and experts from Ireland Canada and Europe debated lifting the embargo on diseased Irish and Newfoundland potatoes due to plant disease concerns. The hearing before the federal horticultural board weighed whether to permit importation under nursery stock restrictions rather than immediate removal of the embargo. A government team argued against lifting the ban until proper safeguards are in place. The discussion involved various agriculture ministers and department experts from the involved countries.
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Washington
Ana Foundland
Great Britain
Creland
Europe
Federal Horticultural Board
Sactotacs Holston
T. PB. Gul
Ireland
T. Gussow
Railway Men Robbed in San Francheo
A December 19 report states railway workers were robbed by nine assailants who seized the possessions of the nine members and the proprietors of a local service. The incident occurred last night. investigators list a total loss of funds and goods, with a motive under investigation.
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San Francheo
Sree Rasskedsnen Pelt Up Am
Sbinming
Perry Korth
Waite
Kepeghe
Beeeseeioe
Court Delays Hearing On Standard Butter Wages
A court case involving standard butter wages faces delays as Judge Wetenry weighs how to set the rate. The distribution issue centers on Bivinen and Be Ter with concerns over water, food, and supply reliability.
Faulty Plans Cited in Concrete Wreck Inquiry
A report cites faulty building design and施工 flaws as the cause of a concrete failure at a city project. It blames construction methods used by the contractor and questions the tile setting and reinforcement details.
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Towa
Twins Proud Pa Then Falls Dead Spaermore
A fragmented local notice reports the death of a father shortly after the birth of twins in Spaermore. The scene describes a shocked reaction and references to doctors and the family, with uncertain names and a hazy timeline.
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Spaermore
Samuel Belay
Yuan Shi Kai moves to dissolve Chinese parliament
A crisis in China sees President Yuan Shi Kai seeking dissolution of the parliament. The administration council in Peking, formed to stabilize the republic, debates the action amid protests from officials and citizens. Vice President Li Yuen Heng coordinates with cabinet officers as the republic faces potential constitutional change.
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Pesan
Yuen Sin Kit
Tom Gen
Carlin
Li Yuen Heng
Peking
George Washington
Yuan Shi Kai
Moe
Cmt
Yaar Shi Kal
Netherlands Enters Pact With Uncle Sam
Boere vaier Van Rap inter, report from guillettoe on December 3 states a treaty between the United States and the Netherlands provides that unresolved issues shall be submitted to an International Commission. The agreement, aimed at reducing disputes, may last one year and is the first such treaty with a European nation under Secretary Krvan's peace efforts.
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Guillettoe
Boerevaier van Rapinter
United States
Netherlands
International Rotamission Office
Krvan
No Peanut Trust Report Distorts U S Market
A garbled article notes a peanut trust topic affecting prices and investors. It mentions Washington and Spain and references General McRernolda and North Carolina, with claims about market regulation and timing. The text is unclear but centers on a peanut market dispute and potential actions by authorities.
Parcel Post Flooded With Christmas Mail In City
Parcel post service overwhelmed as holiday mail floods stations causing delays and misplaced bundles. Officials report congestion at sorting centers and express routes strained during peak season.
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Cartiers
Self sacrificing wife of Bert Patrick dies
Fragmentary OCR reports the death of a wife associated with Bert Patrick amid unclear details. The text mentions Teh ME Der and a prison context with scattered names like Marattee and Ueiny Patek but fails to confirm events, dates, or locations.
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Bert Patrick
Rouptek
Setrick
Agtie MI Prats
Patrick
Ana
Changes Made in New Banking Act Debated in Senate
The Senate debated amendments to the banking bill with Hitchcock backing broader deposits guarantees and longer rediscount terms. Opponents argued 90 day maturity would favor big banks, while Democrats pushed revisions to reserve requirements and regional bank operations amid a heated conference.
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Sis
Hitchcock
Root
Oliver
Lone
Federal Reserve
Dawn
Senate
Owen
Crawford
South Dakota
McCumber
North Dakota
Big Banke
Vanderlips
Trepburns
Morgans
Smiths
Browne
Jones
Shaffrath
Banka
Bankine
Actios
Norris
Owen Hill
Three Boys Break Through Ice in Local Waters
Fragmentary OCR reports three boys named Ware, Mase, and Dye breaking through ice. Names and details are garbled but indicate a water incident near a school setting. Rescue or safety actions are unclear in the text.
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Mase
Dye
Heiaad Herbert
Aten Pretonier
Fragmentary phrase hints at names and a City event
A garbled OCR fragment references Miss Cann and McCaan tied to a 2 seat event at a city location. Details are unclear, but the item suggests a local social or civic note without coherent context.
President Ready to Lend Support to Burleson Plan
The article reports President and Postmaster General Burleson backing government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines. It notes congressional split, possible House action in January, and study of acquiring lines for a post office monopoly. It outlines financials of the postal service and proposed reforms to personnel, savings, and parcel post growth.
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Burleson
Washington
Gimerat Borlesot
Fi Wan
Kenyon
Kitreada
Senocrata
Louse
Senate
Burteson
House
Congress
Wilape
Cereral
Lewis
Jeu
House Postoffice
Dev
Postal Services
Hurleson
Post Office Department
Xayn
Gress
Honsia Priviteres
Burieson
Inel·ling
Ince
Fae Xeneret
Ruzison
Letter Office
Trax
Percel
Parcel Post Service
Burkeson
Mir Burtescu
Democratic committee chair declines ambassador post due to poverty
New York reports William F. He Combs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, refuses the France ambassador role citing insufficient funds and the burden of a $10,000 annual expense, criticizing current fundraising practices and urging reform. The piece also covers a burglary plea and other docket items as part of broad coverage.
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New York
Willam F
He Combs
Democratic National Committee
Hi Reeety
France
Ea Nos Alford
Becks
Wrights Clash in Amorphic Arena May Fight
The fragment reports a first fight between Wright and Mae Wright amid a faded scene at Areca in May. One keeper named Rae appears, with mentions of a free lunch and a deteriorated fortere, while other details remain unclear.
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Nondr
Wright
Areca
Ten
Dee
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