Senator Borah May Lead Third Party Movement
Senator Borah may head a hostile third party amid a crisis as the United States presses China for the release of Americans held by bandits. Diplomats report a ransom demand of 1.1 million dollars and argue for punitive action but avoid sending troops, seeking China’s cooperation to free hostages in Pekin and Shantung hotspots.
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Borah May
U. S
China
Washington, May
Unit
Stator
Chineye Gov
eMiont Tinkom
Chineye Hanity
Stite
Soliirman
Pekin
Schveman
State Department
Diplomatic Corps
Hiness
Stute Department
Hin Pekin
Harcing
Cabinet
Department
Accon
Major Allen
Bute Department
Adhon
Oliver and Company
New York
Midigter Schurman
Mies Aldrich
Mise Macfadden
Miss Schon Jan
Ridgewod
No J
Tisn Psi
Robert Scrippi
Tan
Pekin Metis
Henry Zimmerman
V Mainovitch
Sesched
Chinexe Baidita
Tetoster
Soutthwont Shantung
Roy An.derson
Chinciti
Revebellion
United Pros
Winshington
Dreyer
Amir Jody Torumaye
City to Hold Big Field Day With 1400 Pupils
Over fourteen hundred pupils from the city will participate in a large field day Friday afternoon on Washington Street supervised by Sol Wolfe, director of physical education. All schools will take part in events from the GPAKIFun to the High school track, with a 25 cent admission.
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Schacht
Washington Street
Sol Wolfe
Prosecutions Loom Over Beaver Dam Accident Case
Prosecutions likely in an accident near Beaver Dam involve two twin youths and a Postal Telegraph foreman, Robert Fates, injured and hospitalized. Legal counsels for the youths’ parents seek settlement as a Postal representative from New York travels to city. prospective action remains pending official arrival and no public statement issued.
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Robert Fates
Postal Telegraph Company
Beaverdam
Hor Ay
Postal Company
York City
New York
Walter Peake
Linemen Return to Work at County Electric Light
Linemen and electricians from County Electric Light Company resume duties after leaving last week. Manager Moore was in Union City last Sunday afternoon. No official statement issued, but it is understood a temporary settlement has been reached with the workers.
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Corty Electric Light Company
Moore
Union City
Suhny
Iit
Spring Cold Wave Sweeps Eastward Across the U S
United Pros reports a spring cold wave moving from Alaska toward the eastern and central United States. Forecasters predict widespread frost and snow as far south as Kentucky and Tennessee, with the storm centered around the Lake region moving eastward rapidly toward Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa.
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United
Washington
Alaska
United States
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lake
Minneapolis
St. Paul
LaCrease Wis
Pointe
Tikinoia
Towa
Girl Missing and $500 Missing in Marion Street Robbery
Authorities pursue a missing girl in Marion Street after a suspected theft of about 500 from a Ticery store. Weather notes predict unseasonably cold temps and frost across Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky with potential rain in New York and New England tonight.
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Willerstoor
Avkel
Angelina
Ivoanoll
Ralph Chiriousie
Raf
Sarneena
Marion Strat
Aventis
Jay
Saraceno
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
New York
New England
Four Die in Fire Tragedy in Derry Virginia
A deadly explosion and ensuing fire in Derry Virginia claimed the lives of a mother and her three children, ages unknown, with bodies found in the cellar. The incident left the family devastated as investigators work to determine the cause and confirm identities.
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Derry
Meath
Mail
Perveri
Additional Fire Fighting Equipment Ordered in Harrisburg
Harrisburg lawmakers moved to purchase new fire gear and equipment, approving upgrades to the city fire department. The House struck from the general appropriations bill the governor’s request for 250000 dollars for “law enforcement” after a vote of 108 to 89, with funding shifted to improved firefighting facilities and apparatus.
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Howe
Noweles
Coment
Pein
Fir Department
Ubil
Ani
Teast
Washinton
Hirst
United Frese
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Struike
Pinchot
Meeting of Commission Faces Broad Agenda and Protests
The commission's session includes street improvements for West Harrison Street and Second Avenue, budget transfers, contract awards for sidewalk work, and requests for municipal street paving. Officials discuss payment protests, public notices, and planning items as the meeting proceeds.
Visit of Mrs J P Drought Noted in Spartansburg
Mrs J P Drought of Spartansburg visited the area today. Deputy Marshall J F Austin, though confined to bed, is reported to be steadily recovering from pneumonia suffered in recent weeks. The report notes Mey Austin has been ill for a period and remains under care.
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Mra
J.P. Drought
Spartansburg
Marshall JF. Austin
Mey Austin Hay
Opposition Fund For Day Enforcement Proposal Confuses Voters
Fragmented notice from United Pinss details opposition to a day enforcement fund proposal. It references a general appropriation and a legislative vote, naming unnamed parties and ambiguous figures. The text is garbled, but indicates a campaign context and financial figures such as 27 and 359 dollars within an unclear local government setting.
Britain May End Relations With Russia
London dispatches say Britain may sever ties with the Soviet Union if ten unconditional demands are not met within ten days. Britain protests the seizure of a trawler by Russia and the imprisonment of British prisoners, signaling a drastic shift in relations.
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Britain
Russia
Moscow
Farry
London
Warren Firy Threat to War Plant Damages and Insurance
Vicinity bulletins report a fire at the War Plant of Mygewaygo Refit company near Warren. Damage described as extensive with fixtures burned and partial loss, estimated at $500,000 to $6000, covered by insurance. Incident noted Monday morning with authorities responding and area tense as repairs begin.
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Warren—Firy
Mygewaygo
Marker Stimat Daroke Oye
Nowlawers
Jamestown Voters Decide Daylight Saving Question
Jamestown residents will vote on daylight saving in the upcoming election. City officials plan to hold the poll at the main city hall and surrounding precincts, with ballots listing the daylight saving measure and related questions.
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Jamestown
Westfield Man Survives 60,000 Volt Shock
Walter Keith, a Fredonia resident, suffered probable fatal injuries after 60,000 volts of electricity passed through him at a Niagara, Lockport and Howie Power Company station. He was thrown to the ground and badly burned with severe head injuries.
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Westfield
Walter Keith
Fredonia
Robbery defendants sentenced to a year in state prison
In Mayville Justice Charles A. Pal Jey sentenced Mike Littie and Frank Patrano of Brooklyn to one year each in the Irvington Penitentiary for first degree grand larceny. The grand jury reported indictments after the pair pleaded guilty to robbing a Broad daylight Westfield home of jewelry and clothes worth about 70 dollars, then traveling by trolley to Fredonia and Buffalo.
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Mayville
Charles A. Pal Jey
Mike Littie
Patrano
Brooklyn
Westfield
Fredonia
Buffalo
Public Service Commission OKs More Gas Wells
Albany The Public Service Commission yesterday authorized the Republic Light Heat and Power Company now serving Dunkirk Fredonia Jamestown Westfield Silver Creek Mayville and other villages and towns in Chautauqua and Erie counties to drill additional gas wells.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
Republic Light, Heat and Power Company
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Parjtom
Westfield
Silver Creek
Mayville
Chautauqua
Eriecoun
Fragmented International Political Rhetoric From Imagined Parties
The text appears as a garbled report on an international political dispute involving leading parties and upcoming elections. It references a struggle between parties, possible unity efforts, and broad commentary on political maneuvers. The piece is incoherent with many misspellings and missing context.
Concrete Pavement Discussion Moves in City
Residents petition East South and West Church streets for concrete pavement while officials weigh cost and risk of contracts. Concord street residents plan to submit a similar request today. No police statement issued. likely concrete not approved unless demand justifies large portion of work. Several contractors expected to bid. cost similar to brick. Mrs. Nettie Shearman visits Kane for several days.
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Tithik
Fiveteen
East South
Weer Church Streets
Wrailty
Us Nore Eranomiottan
Concord Strest Remdénte
Terial
Cleveland
Nt Four
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New Philadelphia
Drs Jo
Taekson
Angelina Chiricuzio
First Avenue
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King
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Sitar mobHine
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L Alexander Ry
Siuwert
Hata
Edi Annes
West
Second Avenue
Baghe
Ghwrtiyy
Iin
Vis
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uEo
Will
Ethan
United Pinss
Tarrishii
Mloghiany
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WWE
Yuulliertiye Liearash
Pendins
Moyeitney
Martel
Bill Plewiit
Turkey
Aire
Simon
Haeridhurg
Todt Raymond
Pharistinre
Marvin
Repichontaire
Tau
Visor
Jas M Schilling
Bas
Warren
Mayville Watson Nuroive Yi
Hifi City
Idaho
Progressive
Nettie Shearman
Kane
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