Mysterious New Jersey Disappearances Link Wild Man Hints
Newark and Madison dispatches report a series of disappearances including Stilla Ostralel a year old girl and a teen near Frew Mona. police hunt a suspected wild man blamed for attacks as investigations tie the cases to a fatal woodlands murder in Klein Woods and a fresh spree of vanishings.
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Northcliffe Attacks Anglo Japanese Alliance On Germany
The article reports Northcliffe attacking the Anglo Japanese alliance and discusses a new German cabinet under Chancellor Wirth. It notes Wirth stating Germany is capable to pay but expresses doubt about the capacity to pay, after a vote on the cabinet and its formation.
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Fragmented Text Summary From Historical Paper
The readable fragments reference an analysis of broad topics and notable names, mentioning Japan and the Pagitie. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or places to form a coherent incident or outcome for a concise news card.
Irish Issue Before English Parliament
United Press reports tensions rise as Prime Minister Lloyd George plans to push a vote of confidence on the government’s conduct of trade negotiations. The Commons session is set to convene Monday amid parliamentary maneuvers and alignments into the afternoon.
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iPeGinior Loyd George
Controno
Pershing and Foch in to America voyage scene
Dispatch reports General Pershing and General Foch set to arrive in New York aboard the Bren Have Parip. The two allied leaders would enter the city together, signaling a joint return voyage to America amid celebratory shipping and ceremonial plans.
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USHIS ON HUNTING TRIP INFORMAL REPORT
A brief note reports a person on a hunting trip with mixed indications of affiliations and names, mentioning a pitcher and a Boston Americans context. The text is fragmented and contains OCR errors, but suggests a leisure trip with sports references and a forthcoming participation in an event.
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Winat Gunbatnam
Quarantine Declared in Erie County Against Borer
United Press reports the Erie County quarantine against the European corn borer. The state agriculture board reserved action on federal regulation, aiming to enforce a quarantine across twelve towns and counties. Officials expect the measure to take effect immediately once approved.
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Guard Against Red Plot in Massachusetts
Ley wnt crew BORTON, Oct. 27. With additional aakle on duty at the state house and body guardy Void offered prominent militant on this day. Red plot emerged with threats and arson. Report claims a 162% plan to terrorize and disrupt. Authorities detail anarchist activity and a murder/murder-like paymaster incident, with holdup noted.
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Proposals to End MingO Trouble Rejected in Washington
In Washington oil industry officials rejected proposals to end Ming trouble after an investigation into miner safety and the Ming nile incident. The ruling followed testimony from committee members and counsel for operators, citing concerns over enforcement and accountability.
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Oil
Bodlay
Tax Problems Explained in Willow City Letter
A community communication drafted by a local solicitor questions tax obligations of voters including occupation taxes as a voting qualification. Citing the Ninth Amendment, the Attorney General and appellate courts are said to have struck the word tax from state laws, asserting all women are eligible to vote and must meet tax payment requirements under the existing system.
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Amy Otis
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Premier May Be Forced To Abandon Trip
London dispatch reports Prime Minister W. G. today faces pressure over a diplomatic crisis. United Press notes fears of weakened ties and possible repercussions affecting his planned visit to attend the opening of the conference venue in Washington.
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Avenue Fonfereave
Wastington
Hays Probes Big New York Mail Robbery
New York City on October 27 Postmaster Cioveral Hays took charge of the investigation into a mail truck robbery on Tower Broadswy. Three bandits admitted the theft which emptied five pouches. Hays estimated the loss would not exceed twenty thousand dollars.
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New York
Cioveral Hays
Tower Broads
Merrick Engagement Rumor Denied by Ambassador
Paris dispatch reports Ambassador Myron T. Merrick remained silent on a rumored engagement to Miss Anne Morgan, sister of J. P. Morgan, with no confirmation or details provided. The note cites official statements and stresses that no engagement had been announced or confirmed.
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Myron T Merrick
Aue Ehiat
Ani Murgin
J.P. Morgan
Merrick
Murder charge after quarrel ends in fatal shooting in Remont
Charles Wolfe, 86, a Titan woman storekeeper, reportedly argued with David Miller, 48, leading to a fatal shot. The incident occurred in Wolfe's home during an afternoon quarrel tied to a personal crisis. Details of the trigger remain unclear and the investigation continues.
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David Miler
Yshon
Wolfe
Easton Man Killed In Coal Conveyor Accident
An Easton Pennsylvania plant worker Toomes Far, an elevator tender, died after falling near a coal conveyor at the Pennsylvania Edition plant. Investigators described a fatal accident during the shift, with details fragmented in the report.
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Easton
United Press
Pennsylvania
Kamera Star
Smugglers Tale From Atlantic Run Aboard Rum Runner
A Atlantic cargo smuggler recounts daring runs off the Virginia coast in late October. He describes dodging destroyers and submarines as liquor cargo flows from the West Indies, profits mount, and authorities try to seal the blockade.
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Store Windows Defaced with Soap and Chalk
Merchants report windows smeared with soap and chalk by unknown individuals. Police study the vandalism in the business district as owners vow to pursue and punish those responsible, with officials promising swift action. Local merchants urge patience while authorities investigate and charge suspects.
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Rollowe
More Beer 5 Released By United Proan
Ob. 27 large masks of real booze were made under a swift beer regulation push. The secretary and Mellon seek quick operational enforcement to ensure the new rule takes effect promptly.
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Briand Survives Vote as France Grants Strong Support
Paris Oct 2 The French chaste gave Prime Minister Briand a solid majority of about 200 on a 4 vote confidence in today’s session. The government faced no serious challenge to its policies as Briand secured backing from key deputies and the opposition showed restraint.
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United Preasy
Jorge
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Officials Fear For Safety Of Tanker In Tampa
Officials warned for the safety of a tanker off Tampa as an incident gripped the port area. Reports described confusion and concern over actions by crew and local authorities amid unclear fault or danger.
Southern Senators React To Speech Shock In Washington
United Press reports Southern senators voiced shock at the president's remarks on the topic, disclaiming support or understanding. The wire note cites Senator Harrison's return from Newark and Birmingham as part of the day’s political chatter.
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Threats of Invasion and Labor Strife Across Continents
A long, fragmented dispatch reports labor leaders urging restraint amid threats of invasion tied to wartime pressure. It cites Robers and Dar vans, general manager, and quotes a letter from Parsons warning workers against leaving the company, stressing loyalty and the risks of strikes as rail and road disruptions press on. The Vienna-Ovt telegram notes a response to a Hungarian invasion threat, with mentions of Romania and Ottoman times, revealing tense geopolitical strains.
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Two Men Die In Separate Car Crashes Over Bank
Two men were killed in separate incidents after cars crashed over a bank. The first victim was John Gondereon, age 4, and the second was Jun Alupsivdn, age 24, details incomplete due to damaged text.
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Briand To Attend Major Arms Conference
Paris reports Briand will attend an international arms conference with French delegates. The announcement notes his participation follows a parliamentary vote and emphasizes France’s role in shaping diplomatic policy at the event.
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Four Million Property Loss in Florida
Tampa Florida October 27 Middle Mor dy reports on the damage from the storm that swept across the peninsula late Tuesday and Wednesday. Reports here list five persons killed and total losses near four million dollars. Citrus and vegetable crops were the principal losses.
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Karl and Wife to Serve on British Ships
A cryptic press note claims former Emperor Karl and Empress Zita will be interned on British ships after a council meeting. The wording hints at Allied plans and a fate contingent on ongoing decisions, with speculation about future actions and dates.
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