Light Company Officials Promise Service Within Ninety Days
City officials and executives from the light company outlined a plan to repair and replace faulty simulators and lines after a federal complaint. They pledged continuous service within ninety days, detailing new insulators, rapid deployment, and a possible temporary power plant option, with a special commerce committee to monitor progress.
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Light Company
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Dory
Conaumirs
Low
Tof
Bergen
Susy
Bow
Gateie
Mfr
Pines
Develo
Tiese
Nyfonam Qfrossines
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Tnt
Promi
Rane
Tow
Union
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Taros Plage Avery
Wolf
Hilo Lighting Company
How
Ifa
Ant
Ms Hom
Congress to Remain to Fight Living Costs
Washington reports lawmakers will stay in session to address the living costs crisis. The House plans to debate a plan involving food supplies, wages, and government spending as Congress considers actions to ease price pressures.
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Washington, DL
Aésalns Duvistoyauons
Pater
Hig
Fenuia
Packer
Momaneid
Miedinis Gerwinge
Ingo
K. K. Shoe Company Leases New Quarters
The K. K. Shoe Company will occupy larger quarters in the Rayural Building at the Bay Main area. The move aims to accommodate expanded stock and shipping facilities, with plans for a full setup in the new space by year end.
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K. K. Shoe Company
Laurie
W. J. Edwards
Sole Dept
Rogers Building
Jonson
Kd Bay
Rhiowaim Pniys
Kel Sloe Company
Iwona
Cy Wilson
Biles
Ronup
Revolt Reports From Strasburg Amid Turmoil
Reports from Strasburg near the Rhine describe revolutionary uprisings and demonstrations. Several French officers and soldiers are dead as clashes erupt across the city, with martial law proclaimed and troops deployed to quell unrest.
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United Prats
Berlin
Aguas
Stragsburg
Jamestown Game Cancelled Amid City Election Turmoil
The scheduled Jamestown game was cancelled after a dispute involving the FeanQinitest and Coloronia authorities during a tense period in Simcatown. City plans include a large number of residents traveling east of the city, with payments and penalties affecting the schedule and venue operations.
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Katisbury Wii
Simcatown
New York State
Ato
Yue
Colorony
Haliybury
Lota
Coloronia
Library to reopen August fifteenth after two games
The library will reopen on August fifteenth with new hours through the vacation period. It will operate every afternoon except Sundays. A Washington High School game dominated by Raymond and Kelly ended 4 to 1, while Nodintor beat Kerry Krome 7 to 4 on the East Bad diamond.
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Tle
Washington
Ty Raymond
Kelly
Dafiatet
NuBons Company
Pitty
Nodintor
Kerry Krome
Sore
Hungary Reds Fall and Kun Cabinet Resign
Vienna reports Bela Kun’s cabinet collapses amid a Soviet government experiment. The collapse follows weeks of upheaval as the regime wavers and a new socialist government forms in Budapest with Bolgarians? premier Boluni who resigns, pledging a proclamation to restore stability and pursue a military restraint policy.
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Vienna
Copenhagen
Budapost
Anosrod Bolaun
Local Post honors Lt Wellman as commander and officers listed
Lt Wellman was named commander of the local post with a large turnout of members. Officers named include Wathee Wollman as commander, Mawin Metwean, Harry Tabuet, Morle Cowley, Rebel Menu, and Sionorary ohipladi. Dr. Litt assisted, and many members sought positions or updates on active posts.
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Amuricas
Wathee Wollman
Omander
Mawin Metwean
World Agency to Control Food Prices
United Proca reports a proposed world agency to curb rising food costs. The plan aims to prevent further increases blamed on inflation, with approval sought from the Supreme Economics Council. Critics warn of potential price limits and global economic impact, while nations await reactions.
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World Agency
Railroads Should Be Returned to Government Control
A United Press report from Washington on August 2 quotes a letter from H W Me Fountain Tursthte Comrorcy Ponmitingy Ac He Bitl, president of New York Central Lines, urging the return of the railroad system to government control to aid former owners and support a new administration board.
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United Presa
Washington
New York
Bowrd
Hawilly Mernideoud Pebdylyns
Grain dealers foresee drop as government food probe widens
Local grain dealers expect a big decline in the grain market following a government probe into food prices. They believe the investigation will lower costs and adjust trade dynamics amid ongoing inquiries into agricultural sectors.
Plan to Adjust Currency and Aid Living Costs
United Press reports Washington plan to form a banking currency committee to adjust circulating money to ease living costs. Spotted mentions Paris and London notes on American memorial hospital project costs and a long global mail route statistic.
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Paris
American Society For Preach Wounded
Racims
Blame Negroes for Big Fire at Chicago Today
A violent headline asserts blame on Black workers for a major Chicago fire. The article alleges railroad shopmen threaten to cripple networks, while unions and officials dispute the scope and responsibility of the disruption and the possible nationwide impact on transportation.
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Chicago
Apartment Fire Destroys Westley Property and Shops
The Westleys’ business and surrounding structures suffered extensive fire damage at a residence street area. A long burning blaze burned buildings and destroyed a number of dwellings, with two men killed and others displaced. Investigations show a large-scale disaster affecting local families and businesses, prompting inquiries and damage assessments.
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B. Wextley
Weatley
Tony
Los
Coype
Westley
Milly Alans
Moores
Westleys Cinister
Wests
Dinkus
Cyclists From United States Tour Visit Corry
Touring cyclists visit Corry on a nationwide tour giving free exhibitions at the post office at 8 o clock tonight. The performers, not sponsored by any company, entertain the public and earn only offerings to cover their expenses. Mrs Watson, North enter street, left this morning with them.
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Durva
Matawad South
United States
UN Eny
Chersly
Auto Drivers Say Children Cause Trouble
Fragmented OCR text suggests auto drivers claim children cause trouble amid chaotic street scenes in Savannah. Mentions of a city and time references appear garbled but indicate a public disturbance near a roadway with vehicular involvement and concern over safety for children.
Organized Labor Favors Ownership Plan in House Action
A plan backed by railroad workers seeks government backed ownership of railroads. The proposal would create a fifteen person board to operate the system, with consideration by the House early next week following resistance and debate in committee.
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United Presa
Wrestiington
Ponca
Inn
di Bros Wilco
Simainy
Pounessoo
Ifm Peoval
Ratlrond Brotherhood
Somitey
Parehay
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