Corry Lineman Dies After High Voltage Accident
Dennis, a Corry lineman for Wires Cane Electric Light, is killed while working atop a pole. The article notes immediate death, hospital transfer, and the subsequent investigation into the high voltage system and company practices. Witnesses and rescuers responded. authorities consider inquest and safety conditions pending.
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Dennis
Neil Dennis
Cane Biectie Light Company
Mothiok
Nath Porjner
Washingtons
Vira
Wwe
Deere
Poly Danity
Pred Luied
Lira Crakor
Thy Substation
West
Washington
Washiystin Eine
Tnis
Bel Fruit
Raywri Company
Denis Eo
Shine
Hin Nast
Laveyn
Plese
Stratebion
Abe
Smith
Ruby Ellen
Tenia
Aparna
Hotee
Rogers
Noel
Center Avert
Fey Aumrytha
Jamgstaver
Sear
Thi Ety
Pawicaul
Qia
Mont Pari
Caronse
Mark
Denny
31 Is Known Toll in Bridge Disaster
United Pros reports the Wolwu bridge collapse today with one body recovered and another feared entangled in wreckage. Rescue crews from Hurley vicinity searched the river area as locals and officials tracked the aftermath and identified the deceased and missing, noting the event's tragedy amid ongoing investigations.
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United
France Holds Key to Success American Plan
Washington dispatch reports the United States pressing for a Western European peace plan involving experts and reparations. France is seen as pivotal, with the State Department awaiting Paris reply while Germany signals concern over the military and diplomatic situation. The piece notes ongoing political maneuvering in Washington and within Allied capitals as the plan seeks a stable postwar settlement.
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France
United
Washington
Herman
Warrington
Jam
Ragort
Wihds
Féntornd
United States
Paris
Unita Siiten
Muphee
Garnany
Bank Robbery Frustrated in Iowa Manuscript Case
Frantic attempt to rob the Slane county bank near Manilor ends with two bandits captured near Hawarden and three wounded after sheriffs pursuit. Sheriff Sythont and deputies raced toward Maurice after telephone and telegraph lines to AGiatrice were cut. The home of PL J Foley hosts visitors from Stackdale.
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Orange
Lowa Tani
Slane
Manilor
Hertiny
Hawarden
Sherif
Gay
Agiatrice
Sherif Sythont
Tei
Maurice
Urey
AMD
An’ Mn Lewis Leexer
Stackdale
PL J. Foley
Mises Mary
Margaret Sipdo
Van
Hillsville
State Guards Patrol as Klan Terrorizes City
In Bastrop Louisiana an open hearing contemplates fixing responsibility for terrorism in Morehotive Parish. Sixty witnesses were expected to describe the brutal murders of Witte Daniels and Tidman Richards as masked men attacked. National Guardsmen patrolled the area to deter further violence amid a tense crowd gathering outside the parish courthouse.
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United Prow
Bastrop
Morehotive
Witte Saniels
Tidman Richarda
Sie le Rithers
Crowe
Paris
North Lovistaria
Daniels
Richards
Dee Puly
National Guardsmen
Mer Rouge
Texas Lumber Queen Pleads Innocent Under Bail
In Hempstead Texas Mrs Hian Kno, held on 25000 bail for ordering her millionaire husband, Tiram Knox, to kill, today gave her version of the case in a first interview with United Press. She said conspirators want to destroy her and vowed to prove her innocence, lamenting unkind friends and urging patience as she faces the charges.
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United Press
Hempinli
Texas
Hian Kno
Tiram Knox
United
Ukwt
Wady Pratt
Parley Failing Germany Looks Toward America
Berlin reports Germany now leans toward U S involvement after the Paris peace talks collapse. The Cuno government upholds its reparations stance while Chancellor Chappellier Cuno promptly contacted Ambassador Houghton after word of the breakdown. The government expects Washington and London to intervene to straighten out the dispute.
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Germany
America
United
Berlin
Germay
Cuno
Chappelier Cuno
Houghton
Paris
Earthquake Warnings and Political Turmoil Across Europe
Bulletin reports intermittent shocks damaging structures in Sora and Chartres, with livestock harmed nearby. Paris and London markets fall on Premiers conference news, while Prague and Berlin note violent incidents and illness among leaders. In the US, Prohibition raids continue in Wilkes-Barre and a Philadelphia conductor separates from Olga Samarose, amid bankruptcy claims in Chandler firms. Senate debates over pensions and international policy stir Washington as France faces invasion fears.
Numerous Offices to Be Open in County Election
The county faces a crowded election as several offices including district attorney draw intense contests. Frank Lawrie and John Corks seek the commissioner seats, while a vigorous county attorney race develops with Elier 1, Lanse and others weighing campaigns.
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Politigh Buttley
Dorry Vottrs
Frank Lawrie
John Corks
Eilelis
Patehey
Elier
Lanse
Huscounty
Eopse
Orte Hecb
Staineliy
Blass
Elie Can Vai
European War Imminent Riot Strife Sweeps South
Fragmented text details a violent disturbance with numerous casualties across southern areas. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the report centers on rioting linked to wartime tensions and a broad deadly impact.
Young Police Officer Averts New York Disaster
A young officer contained a potential New York catastrophe by stopping a dangerous incident at a power house on Dives Street. Firefighters and engineers arrived to control the scene after alarms and a chemical hazard. Authorities praised swift action preventing a broader disaster.
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N.Y
United Frese New York
Dives
Len
Losis Roar Atv
Ua Fig
Aloweands
Ollie
Yworkers
Bresws
Athole
Willie Feeor
Hilt
Anil
Ijubli
Andrew Warhols
Ifielis
We are still allies as premiers part
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and names. The readable parts suggest a political or alliance theme tied to premiers and allies, but with numerous errors. No clear event, date, place, or identifiable entities emerge to confirm a cohesive incident or outcome.
Scotland May Boast Next British Queen
Disjointed lines hint at a Scotland connected royal future with mention of a Queen in line for Britain. The garbled text references Prince, marriage, and ongoing rumors, but provides no verifiable names or dates.
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Scotland
Paris News Brief on Burborne Gyas Nominal Win
United Press reports in Paris on January 5 that Sarah Burborne achieved a notable improvement in a race or event described as “almost nominal,” marking a significant fitness or performance gain amid the ongoing competition.
Russian Crown Jewels Hidden in Brooklyn Cemetery Hoax
Federal agents probed a claim that jewels worth about 5000000 were hidden in a Brooklyn cemetery grave as part of a hoax. Investigators said the stones were smuggled from Vladivostok and placed in a casket associated with a sailor named James Jones, with guards stationed at the site.
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Brooklyn
United Prose
New York
Sailor
Gente
Jaren Jone
William Hi. Williams
Pypress Mills
Trier
Mui
Vladigo
United Stites
Germany Must Pay Say French As Parley Fails
A chaotic dispatch from London and Paris reports mounting pressure on Germany to meet reparations, with French insistence and British hesitation shaping a possible joint response. Moves toward troop redeployments along the Rhine and talks of a French British led action loom as reparations talks stall and political uncertainty grows.
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Germany
United Presa London
Jae
Torluy
Deuter
Poineant Son
Willy
Tahsin Sail
Mlarelli Dee
Tibet
Versailles
Trents
Hue
Jan
France
Mayence
Gerard Detsautte
Couler
Ribineland
Cierny
Belsium Gue
Great Britaiy
Criss
Jamie Ney
Heligiut
Sefion
Vaneure
Kengland
Proier Poinepre
Louie Barthou
Etlay Lak
Reparations Commission
John Eidbury
Coadrutiins’ Commission
Itv
Rhine
Westphalia
Cernani Conterritory
London
Bonar Low
Payly
Britain
Paris
Poincare
Taos
Nagingt
Marshal Loch
Cormuny
Fto
Silas Marner Screenings At Local Auditorium
The famous story Silas Marner will be shown at the High School auditorium this evening with arrangements for the avi e exhibition in progress. After afternoon show, the film feature will be shown at a small admission fee for the general public.
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Ypion
Orarge Elliot
Siler Marion
Daly
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