Jack Dempsey Sails West in Unclear Dispatches
In a garbled report dated New York, references to Jack Dempsey moving west are mixed with jumbled names and stray figures. The text mentions team affiliations, a manager named Konris, and alleged charges of assault and victory, but the overall meaning is obscured by transcription errors.
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New York
Jack Vom
Yyorlil
Loward
Gooron Coenen
Wsnault
Valtory
Aronohman
Toole
Konris
the Anager
Ali
Jocatet
Validity of Peace Bill Sparks High Court Challenge
Report from Washington notes efforts to test the validity of a peace bill. A ranking Democrat on the House foreign affairs committee outlined that Congress may lack power in key areas. The piece references property seizure during a war and a forthcoming challenge, with questions about jurisdiction and constitutional authority.
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United Irene
Waliington
Voglartes
United Statin Yrrema
Virginh
House Foreign Wifuire Committee
Garman
Alton
Wook
Pavement Dance Event Planned by Community Group
A July 11 pavement social and park concert is organized by local residents. The event includes a civic social, a grand concert by a band, and dance performances from 7120 Halloween Avenue to the park, with plans for crowd control, lighting, and refreshments. Residents are urged to attend as part of summer activities coordinated by the committee.
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Bowe
Comore
Jai Social
Concest
Iniwevet
Mita
Anna
Moorgy Masterson
Boconti
Am Pope
Konrih Ward
Mt. A
Will Free U. S. From Volstead Era Sparks Debate
Fragmentary OCR text mentions freeing the United States from Volstead laws and references various disjointed items and names. The readable portion signals a discussion about prohibition repeal and related political sentiment, but concrete details, dates, or clear entities are not established in the fragment.
Local crime note from Ocean City extends to July report
A fragmented July report from Ocean City Maryland notes a missing person case and police inquiry. Names and details are garbled, but the piece references a custody style or rescue context, with uncertain ties to a family and local officials. The text is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes.
Reelects and staff actions at parish school board meeting
The school board reelects several officials and sets salaries for the upcoming year. They appoint a vocational education instructor in the agricultural department and home economics, approve janitors for the coming school year, and order advertisements for bids.
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Evoning
Amos
Avor
Ming Reva
Gradu
Paul Mtefarland
Albion
N.Y
Toyeland
Auer
Catried
Bron
Serstary
Anse
Rowe Wag
Ate Loveland
Douighetty
Concord
Wink Sangtin
Ateh
Turd
Warrington St
Ohn Keim
Intr
Boat Main
Lovie Kand
Axain
Weather Warmest Day Yet Across Region
Fragmentary OCR notes record a warm day with references to temperatures and a scene of cooperation. Mentions a specific city and a "warmest second 41" with unclear details about timings and observers.
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Aitsong-Agoorilug
Tanehilty
Myrmometera
Aight Today
Warren Nine Series Arranged Tonight in War League
Warren nine set for a league game tonight with Hid Legion United and Covey Wave rivalries noted. Manager Mik aims to secure a victory as Anon on Yo will take the mound for the visitors while Kenmely Grow eyes the opening win amid weekend clashes at the Stuntors Head club and home to the Alegheny area.
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Mic Carius
Ajuin
Anil
Mik
Truce in Ireland Sought Amid High-Level Talks
A fragile effort toward a ceasefire in Ireland emerges as leaders including South Africa’s Smuts and Britain’s premier Clwyd George meet in Dublin to discuss a proposed truce. Key figures such as Eamon De Valera and James Craig attend the Monday session, signaling renewed negotiation momentum.
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Tondon
Jit Smuts
South Afrfon
Dublin
Clwyd George
Hir Jamun Craig
Weil Doel Middleton
Eamon de Vadera
Din
Sian
Postmaster Controversy Shapes Hanley Appointment
Postmaster Josph i Hanley to stay in office until the next civil service exam while disputes over political affiliation and removal rules stir debate. President Harding and Postmaster General agree Hanley remains in position as appointed in 1919 amid Republican opposition and congressional discussions.
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Josphi Hanley
Hie Politient Toudara
Hanliy Eam
Nal ix
Civil Service
Phirida
Lye Wmieo
Haping
Washington
Congress
Tin Milton Wy
Tantoy
Onthy
Corry
Yewarday
Bentley Ua
Line
Alor
Bones Bill Strikes Snag In Senate Battle
A fragmented report outlines opposition to the bones bill as it moves through the Senate, with early indications of strong dissent and open opposition from opponents. The piece notes uncertainty about passage and mentions political maneuvering in Washington and Pennsylvania context.
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Washington
Black Sox on Trial Today
United Press report describes the trial proceeding involving the Black Sox alleged to have conspired with Ramblers and other parties in a 1919 style setting. Names and details are garbled but indicate charges of fixing a game and organizing a gambling plot with defense attorney Clifte and others referenced.
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United Press Dong
Mattorien
Hawyers
Fudigu
Hugo
Felead
Anil
Riot in Rail Yard Quelled by Deputies and Workers
A tense riot near a rail yard involved workers clashing with police and deputies as shots were fired and security forces patrolled the area. The incident halted activity briefly but was quelled with the timing of patrols and dispersed crowd actions.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Bear Lien and Spring Eve Ride
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic scene with a motor vehicle, a spring ride, and a crowd featuring a bear and a hoard of unclear actions. Names, places, and events are garbled, yielding little verifiable detail yet implying a local incident or spectacle.
Corry Girl Held At Jamestown In Missing Person Case
A Corry girl aged about 12 was reported missing after an incident in Famerdown Me. Authorities picked up a youth named Curry and Brons as part of the investigation. The girl was later located unharmed and returned home by the afternoon.
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Famerdown
Lure
Rugeany
Tlo
Soldiers on Guard at Trial Echoes of War Crimes Probe
United Press reports a tense scene as soldiers guard a trial amid air of war era suspicion. Officials examine alleged atrocities with prohibition-era restraint while a crowd watches through smoke filled rooms. A $400 fine is mentioned alongside uniforms and rifles displayed casually by troops.
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Danint
Boone
Jonas
Beestuan
Idusks
Filinge
Siverin
Mw Brooks
Arma
Soviet Trade Boom Sparks European Market Surge
Soviet trade expansion in Europe lifts confidence as $90,000,000 in goods are reportedly shipped and orders flow through cooperative networks. The scene includes Russia’s industrial links and a growing foreign demand, despite wartime disruptions, with shipments moving toward Palmyra and other points while official nerves remain tense.
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Europe
U. S
Unites Press
Rivevins
Eurand
Ali
Gandy Hive
Yurehamsd
Burewad
Taitsil Stator
Meri Slotiae
Palmyra
Amerina
Tlonda
Dirmplus
Wowlig Makin
Russia
Diamonds Stolen Worth 175000 in Pennsylvania Train Case
A United Press report details $175,000 in diamonds stolen from a Pennsylvania train. The suspect, identified as Nord Maskell, traveled to Trenton and New York authorities pursued leads, with investigations tracing the heist to an organized output hidden in transit.
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United Presa
NEW Vibe
Pennsylvania
Toop Mieke
Janie Fewat
Haskell Tage Nore Fur
Tha Dias Monde
Ne Te Hy
Widinders
Nim
Dirual
Nord
Maskell
Trenton
Port City Halts Parade In Late Night Fracas
A garbled report from WMNGEPORT describes a tumultuous scene during a city event. Officers intervened as a marching group clashed with onlookers causing brief arrests and disruptions near the waterfront. The motive and parties remain unclear due to the damaged text.
Reports From Committees On Board Of C Work
Reports from avvural ace tive committees discuss planning and activities proposed by the Chamber of Commerce. Wright outlines playground plans with volunteer labor and initial funding for equipment as the city is organized for public spaces. Hillstrom reports on schools, construction plans, and surveys to guide policy in cooperation with the Board of Education.
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Pommerod
Easton
Brea
J. W. Gumpbell
Wright
Wye
Hillstrom
Sormmit
Foo
Huihlines
Achool
Bancagon
Supt
Wainstreet
Prin
Sha
Chamber of Comrnutes
Milessor
Liteation
Tames Crown
Brent
Drown
Une
Pune
Rochewter
Hig
We Three
Snore
Fry
Whminhsr
Phat League of
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Lyfemprovar
Wore
Hallstrom
Guye
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