Thieves seen by neighbors and city authorities report
Neighbors observed suspicious activity as a string of thefts in the Tenderloin and nearby districts prompted a city police investigation. Reports describe break ins at gas stations and garages with suspects fleeing on foot along Spring Street toward avenue intersections as officers coordinate a manhunt with witnesses providing cautious descriptions.
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Tay Howe
Thas Neetton
Aloni
Uruk
Atord Sobbery
Fim
Wirtuyomies
Anwar
Bulok
Mayle Coyle
Moukiuz
Ava
Ula
Hue
Hall
Walthy Lyman Brown
Youdrtay
Phil
FOUR CITIES REDUCE MILLAGE IN STATE
A clipped report notes several cities cutting or adjusting their millage rates amid 1921 property valuations. DuBois, New Castle, Corry, and Uniontown among eight sites trimming levies. others see increases, with notable shifts in assessed values and a trend toward lower per cent rates.
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Alfaipe
eTventys
Lority Qiurpaxiy
Wight
Lly Si
DuBole
Jonlavin
Whole Town Wiped Out One Killed
Aylmer Ontario reports a deadly fire and wind disaster after a car collision and blaze. One victim, 88 year old D Portier, dies. strong Lake Dyschones wind caused widespread destruction as residents flee.
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United Prous
Aylmer
Lake Dyschones
D. Portier
Lerilha
Labor Day Picnic At New Park Draws Cony Columbus People
Residents of Cony, Columbus and nearby communities will join in a big Labor Day picnic at the new park expanding local festive activities. The event will feature family games, community groups, and a welcome from city leaders praising the park’s opening.
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Cony
Columbus
Formal Opening of Columbus Park Ceremonial Notes
Residents of Corry and surrounding areas join in a Labor Day celebration marking the formal opening of Columbus Park. Officials and committees from sport, entertainment, and transportation groups organize activities at the lake project site with plans for future recreation events and a large picnic.
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Hrokenstraw Park
Chamber of Commerce
Trinspore
Guy
Antiouiew
Tia Gleinite
Aros
Sinn Fein Replies to Peace Proposal
Fragmentary report from London dated August 1 describes Sinn Fein replies to a peace proposal. The piece notes figures in Downing Street and names key officials amid wartime discussions. Further readable details are limited in the OCR snippet.
Formal Call Today for Arms Congress Disputed Text
An unstable dispatch notes a formal call for an arms congress with ambiguous warrants. It mentions invited powers and ongoing negotiations, referencing a key figure and looming questions about the next step in the process and its timing.
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United Prest Wastington
Mardin
Mearmambit
Pacilla Conteronto
Beerotaryn
Auction Sale Aims to Boost Open Sessions Campaign
A large auction sale organized by the Chamber of Commerce outlines plans for a campaign promoting open sessions of the conference. The event lists numerous household items and antiques to be auctioned, aiming to fund and publicize the effort while seeking administration support for open sessions and broader public involvement.
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Johnson and Borah
Congress On
Chamber of Commercir
Tony
Chamber of Casmoree
Winul
Clinton Steel
United Proasy Wasttinghon
Ans
Ae Itouio
Sampuizn
Npun Siskiony
Wirwa
Norah
Senate
May drop rail relief plan until December
A United Press report from Washington states an illustration that the railroad relief plan may be delayed until December. Congress committees will decide whether to move forward with filtration and broader action, with timing uncertain and subject to further negotiation.
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United Press
Washington
Ilniatration
Caltroad
Passengers Of Stranded Liner Landed
Passengers from the stranded liner Ban Toxo were landed on the Calibraiy coast after its init of 6 Wtrained steamer. The voyage included numerous names and affiliations, with official action by United Prem.
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United Prem
Valier Kinieh
Dintroyns
Pargutine
Dnidag
Ban Toxo
Sanjay
Jowor Calibraiy
Basic Business Conditions Improve Across Nation
The United Press survey indicates general improvement in industrial and business conditions with economists noting progress across most sectors. Analysts caution that a full revival remains uneven, but early signals point toward a gradual uptick in activity and employment.
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Henan
Harold D. Drensisy
United Press
Angel Dis Oplack
Kriplio Matementa
Altod Brose
Grgantinttux
New York
Hloago
Hoxton
Beige Por
Ataniay Memphis
Tutianapolla
Mélwankso Gt
Prof He Tala
Dass
Dinger
Portinit
Ore
Dolar WilMaai
Dows Morgan
Jl Aton
Alster
Body of abducted Californian priest found slain
San Francisco report states Father Patrick Tostin, abducted priest, was found dead after being abducted near the Sandy chapel south of Bun Prav lava. The crime scene involved a grave in a hillside plot, with investigators citing a possible ransom motive and details of a railway crate and bills of lading found nearby.
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United Press
SAN Nranisgo
Patrick Tostin
Colin
Parker Helin
Willan Gilehtower
Wil
Roachery Co
Worud
Mintel
Gitet
Poli O'Brien
San Francisco
Lauibiut
Colt
Dolly Manor
Salt Lake City
Web Tightens Around Woman in Murder Case
In Los Angeles authorities probe a murder case centered on a woman. The investigation traces involve multiple names and alleged ties to family relations. A suspect named Kennedy reportedly refused a task related to the incident, with Arthur C. Brite referenced in connection to the inquiry.
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Los Angles
Aja
Xan
Seeman
Aes
Abdaiynun
Belton Kennedy
Inuranen
Oberehain Jnto
Wits
Arthur C. Brite
Tax reductions to touch rich and poor alike in plan
A Senate–House agreement backs tax relief aimed at broadening benefits. The measure reallocates funds, proposing roughly 2565 million in relief and a tax repeal in HY tyssig, with portions directed to families including Mrs. O Dagloyo and daughter Mrs. TL y Bion of Cloysiead, tying to the healthy provisions for the public.
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Wabhington
Aig
Repolilionty Autubyrs
Feprekonis M
Turner Crash? Jamestown Robbery Case Spurs Probe
Local figures Glenn Walker Rup Tate and Oliver Turner faced charges tied to a clothing store heist in Jamestown. Court records show multiple confessions and linked thefts as investigators pursue missing goods and a broader ring.
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Fort Litely
Fidarhy Eitfes
Ogueeit
Alorman Porter
Walker
Tati
Slowail
Baumgarten
West Pleasant
Taft Anit Parner
Hai Jay
Fle Pale
MLD
Hastie
Twneituwa
Jamestown
Aly
Meng
Taft
Tacine
Witich
New York
Blaine Ismeald
Pennsylvania
Briggs
Raunwol 'Taft
Oliver
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