Hold Railroad for Triple Killing at Funeral Tomorrow
The jury at the telegraph accident in Ponuay finds the railroad responsible for the triple death of Mary Thomas Geral Mrs Adna Gorvild and Andrew Baran. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow morning at Ste Meron’s Buthole church Talon Cite. The verdict assigns fault to the railroad for the fatal collision and orders the coroner’s inquiry to proceed with the inquest and memorials for the victims.
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Mio Peigylyadta Yulleowil
Telly
Crvingling
Elty
Mtoodiy
Molde
Taoisl
Andorailoil Coroneris
Mary “Homan Geral
Mra
Adna Gorvild
Andrew Baran
Pallront
Nogiigonse
Mio Eniroai
Wyeva
Mullen
Casper
Ivy
W. Manjari
World Mourns Loss Of Famous Italian Tenor
A newspaper notice reflects global sorrow as the death of a renowned Italian tenor draws tribute from fans, fellow artists, and cultural institutions worldwide. The report notes mourning actions, memorials planned, and lasting impact on opera history and public life.
Relief Expeditions For Russian and Washington Anounced
An unclear, garbled report references relief expeditions for Russia and Washington and mentions American and Russian authorities. The text appears damaged, with names and actions partially unreadable, hindering precise details.
Long Mile to Pave on Findley Road
Fragmented OCR text hints at a paving project on Findley Road, noting a long mile length and construction activity. It mentions preparation, possible traffic impacts, and an expected completion timeline, though details are garbled.
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Findley Road
Siberia Swept By Flames Reported Across Regions
TANALAN Aug 3 Flames sweep Siberia as fires spread beyond initial areas. Early reports describe heavy smoke and destruction, with refugees fleeing and authorities tracing the blaze through multiple locales amid rising hunger and disarray.
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Tanalan
Siberia
Indies
Ku Klux Klan In The North
Lingastor Virginia August 3. A letter from a North region paper claims to outline the formation of a Klan section in the town. The correspondence, bearing Lancaster readers, criticizes the movement while asserting loyalty to the law and public order.
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Lingastor
Ilo North
G Joe
Probe Dry Enforcement Under Tight Review
An extensive inquiry into internal revenue operations, including the prohibition unit, will be conducted over a few days. Commissioner Blair states the investigation aims to uncover charges and conduct surrounding the agency’s actions and personnel.
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Thorsough
Blair
He Hirony
Bini
Untidy dispatch on royal speech sparks disputed remarks
United Press report from MWASHTNGMON notes actions around a senior prince in Misunl Austin with unclear phrasing about a confrontation at Yormonte ty, Bonwtor Kilby, and Utah. The piece cites irreconcilable fos of the sisiots and a referenced king aula amid the confusion.
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Mwashtngmon
Soinior Prince
Misunl
Austin
Yell
Mellon Plan of Taxation Attacked by Opponents
Washington August 4 Leaders at the age cutient Yow in the asa attack Mellon plan of taxation as an effort to tax the rich for the benefit of the poor. Critics urged facing higher levies on average incomes and keeping the profit tax while opposing suggested increases for wealthier corporations and individuals. Middle west members pressed for taxes on automobiles and bank checks and for a three cent rise in the payroll rate.
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United Proany
Asa
Gonnideringe
Teyonne
Mel Fon
Middle West
Menci
Peace proposals eyed as basis for Irish talks
A Daily Sleetch correspondent reports from London that on August 9 193? authorities cite De Valera cabinet and the Dáil as ready to accept Premier Liegil George's peace ideas as a discussion basis. The aim is for De Valera and Craig to meet, with broad Dáil endorsement anticipated for the cabinet’s plan.
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da Valera
Craig
Tistet
Togethon
Trolley Lines Fail City Shifts To Autos
The city with a population around 126,468 heads toward motor bus transport after tonight’s service ends. Reported loss of funds and orders from civic leaders push for a overhaul of the trolley system. streetcar routes will be abandoned as buses absorb riders.
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Drs Moins
Cvithi
Turk Fomnologure
Aidor
Joonaing Tin
Demand Health Board Action Aimed at City Health Gaps
A battered draft recounts efforts to bolster city health services amid pollen related illness and water supply concerns. A Chamber of Commerce committee seeks cooperation with Lowton town and Shorewood to improve supervising of health departments and ensure reliable supply and sanitary measures.
Debated Federal Spending Amid Voting Debate
Reading fragments show discussion of government outlays totaling millions in dollars and concerns over federal expenditures. The text references a congressional committee and a confrontation over budget measures.
Chautauqua Program Draws Large Local Audience
A lively Chautauqua in Yat von jng featured harp and violin preludes by DeMtarco Aiton and a reading by David Volrum. Pamahasika led a poetic event, with activities for children and adults supervised by Miss Clark. Gabriel Hubs presented a piano lecture recital, followed by a forum led by Trot Iimes. Miss Myr tle Thornburg performed a educational concert, and Hon. Adam Boily spoke on diverse topics.
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Glenlaneq
Yat von Jng
Edward
HiWoie
David
Pamahasika
Rocital
Mafusic
Gabriel Hubs
Od Wesleywn
Wldely
Iimes
Pacenns
Pideen
Amsis
Puis
Myrtle Thornbrg
Gabriel Hines
Miss Thornburg
America
Adam Boily
Minnesota
Body
Mats Ural Syumorist
Adin Bede
Armistice Day Date for Congress Observed
Fragmentary text notes Armistice Day arrangements in Washington and congressional actions. Mentions opening of a Washington permanent facility and status updates on related proceedings.
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Congress
Penny Shows Signs of Back to Normalcy
The article reports locomotives returning to service and freight movement resuming on Pennsylvania lines. It notes multiple divisions, including the Alleghing division, lifting delays as mines reopen and coal sidings restart. Officials cite progress but caution phased restarts may affect schedules.
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Penny
Marlin
Leffrey
Lyon
FBI
Iit Wan
Ja Teliable Sduspo
Lekimg
Driftwood
Lovells and
Corry
Divialon
Havi
Lackawamin Steel Company
Bultady
Erle
President Enjoying Life in Mountains Report
An oblique, garbled 1920s style report describes the president in a mountain setting. Sparse phrases reference leisure and social scenes with Mrs. Trius and others, though many words are unreadable. The piece conveys a relaxed, scenic portrait without clear events or dates.
Police Magistrate Resigns in City Turmoil
Wan Whesmo, a police magistrate known in Boliew, retires from the post. The municipal police magistrate position remains unfilled as Rev Henry’s arrest meless are under police restraint. Mayor Alexander may assume supervision of police department operations.
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Boliew
Rev
Hany
Arrista
Alexander Wil
Seven White Sox Players Barred From Major Leagues
Aug date reports that seven White Sox players were ruled ineligible for major league play amid a corruption inquiry. Commissioner Fudge McLaoyd and owner Charles Couitse Key announced the ban, with no timetable given for reinstatement.
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Tomo
White
Trish Army Demobilized Amid Peace Terms Talks
The report notes demobilization of forces and secret talks between Sinn Fein and the British government. It suggests terms favored by President De Valera and leaders may be accepted if satisfactory. The parliament remained uninformed about progress of peace negotiations.
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UnionProsa
Taindion
Avi
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Britain denies seeking delay in disarmament
United Press reports Britain denied seeking postponement of the disarmament conference. The question of postponement arose amid claims Britain was arranging wartime property transfers. Mrs Thomas Rugon and guest Mine Hien Coyle of Wellstitte extended their stay from last week for a Cleveland visit.
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United Press
Tondon
Ang
Herlain
Britain
Tiochas Rugon
Mine Hien Coyle
Wellstitte
Fiau
Eloveland
Plans for Old Home Week Celebration in City
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce discussed plans for an Old Home Week event. A test week was proposed with a general committee, investigations of adaptations, and reports at the next meeting. Officers reviewed Boy Scout organization progress and amateur photography plans while outlining steps to secure city support and enforce delinquent pledges.
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EeKe Merce
Brestleke Campbell
Che
Wwe
Crows
Wits City
Boyd
Akron
Rade
Lockport
Lo Amistance
Ani
Atla
Soru
Milon Brown
Weinberg
Olnan Jonderahip
Agaiinhls
Bola Militea
Chy ‘Commission
Elwimedk
Dais Etty
Sind
Condita
Levt
Saturdy
Meena
Hy Bureau
Layrio Anil
Anton
Ugh Camsornte
Eolvady Wollovelng
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