Shell shocked veteran attacked local man in transit
A shell shocked World War I veteran assaulted a man on a regional rail line heading to work. The veteran, William Chimor of New York City, knocked the man unconscious with rocks and struck him with a pistol before police intervened.
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Gilmore
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France demands German hands off Silesia in war note
France declares it will not permit German soldiers to aid efforts to restore order in Silesia and warns Berlin of retaliation. The message, dated May 8, cites Allied powers and signals a stern response to German intimidation during the conflict.
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Orler
Berlin
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Thor
Hearing On Rates June 8 Public Utility Protest
City of Cory sues Hw Corre Water Supply Co over proposed rate increases for meat consumers. Public Service Commission hearing set for June 8 with City Solicitor Kin to represent the city. Proceedings to discuss rate adjustments and regulatory actions.
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Cory
Hw Corre Water Bupply Company
Brie Uns
Goningwion
Harsivbury
Eilow
Germans discuss uniting program and cabinet changes
Berlin dispatch says a proposal to unite all German factions was considered as a plan to form a new cabinet if the conference rejects or approves the reform. The deliberations followed the invitation extended to all German leaders.
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Berlin
Permo
Tierra
Alba Repara
United States returns to Allied conference role
Ambassador Hugh Wallace reappeared at the conference as the United States resumes its active participation in Allied affairs since President Harding invited American representation. French delegate Miles Cambon said all delegates welcomed the U S return and the talk centered on German affairs and potential penalties.
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Earl
May
América
Nouvette
Sen
Hugh Wallace
Miles Cambon
America
Harding
Wallace
Rube Valley
Fighting Continues In Silesia Amid Allied Tensions
Bitter fighting rages in Upper Silesia as German troops join the Actachmenia of Taliga and British troops maintain order during the plebiscite. Insurgents from Bromberg press the frontline while French forces debate cooperation with the Pola and dole allies. casualties rise and Allied strategy remains disputed.
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Arrosay Bhrlin
Upper Silesia
Actachmenia
Taliga
Woliiern
Pola
Brombarg
Rail Rates Await Wage Decision
Rail rates await a wage decision as the railroad commission weighs employee pay and operating costs. A March 21 letter to Treasury official Moody discusses misuse of a purchased ticket and other local concerns. The report also notes Crown Prince Hirohito's arrival in London and U S labor reshuffling in Harrisburg.
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Unites Fress Washington
Stepatow
Jn- Dor
Dellef of
Provident, Nardjin
Memtiers
Epbinet
Noverul
Snvot Tiga
Railronde
Puveir
Ekpenser
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Hia
Corry
N. Ys
Columbus Keeps Ban on Public Meetings Extended
Health authorities extend restrictions on public meetings in Columbus amid smallpox scare. Borough officials report cancellations of high school events including a Junior Senior reception as three sessions show improvement and no further epidemics detected locally.
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Columbua Yaa
Aaylova
Thin Wook
Uppaith Onicer McGuire
Columbia
Reform School Quieted After Guard Beating and Prisoner Deaths
An uprising at the reformatory ended with a guard beaten to death and five inmates injured. JH Grint, a ward, was attacked late at night by five convicts, and several inmates were fatally shot or wounded during the incident.
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United Pree
Prioowern
Ypaal
JH Grint
W Paard
Senate to resume urgency debate on cabinet nominations
Senate leaders signal continued consideration of urgent measures as committees press ahead on key nominations and investigations. House probes potential evapo links while Latif and Whine push for timely action amid mounting pressure from party lines.
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Congress
Senate
Latif
House
Evapo
Gray
Loveland Morgdott
Multi Item OCR Wire Tangles Elude Coherent Report
A garbled dispatch from multiple cities recounts court actions and political notices. Names, dates, and places are jumbled, with references to trials and appeals amid unclear events and typographical errors.
Prominent Kane Oil Man Dead In International Tangle
A Kane oil executive dies amid confusion over U.S. stance on international issues before Secretary Hughes. The report cites tensions involving Obregon port plan, Panama’s stance on a border accord, and shifts in American policy toward Latin American questions during the Wilson era.
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Kane Oil
Hughes
Untitled fragment hints at political party shifts and social streets
The text fragment references May and Dublin in a convoluted way, noting former members of a group and a weekly division. It mentions social behavior and a month-long event, but the exact events and names are unclear.
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Uulad Press
Dublin
Sxbwu
Trelayd
Clean-Up Continues Amid City Pledge and Notices
City officials push an aggressive cleanup after damage complaints in the Fourth Ward. Commissioner Howard vows to fund the effort fully and pursue action against noncompliant property owners while notices threaten fines for ongoing neglect.
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Alvyandey
Htc
Paul
Paul Safety Toward Who Ja Direeig Diy
Politie Nuimineas
Alan Haan
JeleHion
M.N
Aiton
Ivan
Santh Stroet
Fursington
Alford
Talao
Comsilmioner
Howard
Achille
Victory Minstrels Tonight Performance Preview
Readers are invited to the Victory Minstrels show tonight with a full cast and elaborate staging. The event features familiar performers and a featured duo, promising an energetic opening act and a dynamic program of songs and comedy.
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Essen
Hay
Tom Pot
America
Bly i Nunn
Lax
Lapin
Avery
Whelon Heads Reorganization Effort At Local Chamber
Whelon assumes charge of reorganizing the American City Chamber of Commerce. He outlines a member ballot process to elect directors, a questionnaire shaped program of work, and planned group meetings to set priorities for the spring term.
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Toagly Boar of Commercealquaetors
Wight
Whylon
Auto Dafilte
Horaf
Ayo
Niamey Tintiot
Monsbar
Umhoe
Hainiva
Ygroup
Mont -Mport
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Torem Sontinun
Servin Coudlstiiye
Reesearch
Guthroom
Kitts Seeks Quash on Murder Trial Indictments
Wily Judge Rowmter hears motions in the murder case of George Mower’s death. Fred Maxwell and Eddie Willis face charges tied to a deadly incident at Hw Geliwold in Br e dil att franth. City officials and grand jurors influence the proceedings as Sam Thon Miller argues for writs to quash.
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Rowmter
Fred Maxwell
Eddie Willis
George Mower
Migit
Geliwold
Franth
Tidge Moughton
McKean
Corry Couple Announces Marriage in Burg
A telegram received by Mr and Mrs Ging Brooke yesterday announced the marriage of their daughter Adlane E Brocka ta Corbine a Piltyturga broker. Corbin set for an orchard trip on the route they encountered fog and a Kemi Thiwma links their home in Thtabueyi.
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Burg
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Mra
Ging Brooke
Adlane E. Brocka
Excursions Resume Under Pennsylvania Railways Plan
P R R resumes excursions after several years as the Pennsylvania Railway operator. Plans call for trips to Katrtaugan Lakes and a May 16 excursion by train from Ridgway, with promotional notes praising the outing. The Ridgway board of trade supports the program, hoping to attract visitors and energize the city.
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Anavun
Plana
Katrtaugan
Ridgway
Warrom
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