Root May Head Court of Justice
United Press dispatch quotes Hendva legal expert noting Root may lead a new world court under a League of Nations framework. The piece lists nations discussed and possible U S, Britain, France, Japan, Germany, Italy, Russia, Sweden, Norway, Chile and others in shaping postwar international justice.
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Root
Court OF Justice
United
Inter National Porte of Justice
Mouiliera
League of Nations
Tony
United State
Wagland
Pramey
Maly
Japan
Rixsin
Goranyy Tote! Aand, Sweiln
Chile
Train dynamited in Atlanta shocks rail line security
In Atlanta Georgia a train on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railway was dynamited raising security concerns for trains and workers. One man was killed and several injured in the blast and wreck. The locomotive overturned as the wreckage caused extensive damage and prompted heightened military protection for the route.
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Atlant
Hirmingham
Lunto
John J. Norris
Uegord
Wiig
Vehininen
Harding Seeks Remedy Against Hard Times
Sept 8 Wasmeldon Norling reports the president's administration aiming to counter severe economic strain. Officials push for measures to stabilize markets and ease consumer hardship amid rising tensions and global pressures.
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Wasmeldon
Chileans Act Per Instructions in Assembly Debate
In Santiago Ohio a Chilean delegation addressed the state assembly urging to permit a treaty thread. The Chilean envoy pressed for action while the telegraphic report notes the minister’s response and the assembly’s stance today.
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Santiago
Ohio
Chile
American Lost in Plane Crash Named Among Five Victims
A brief entry reports an American victim among five killed in a plane crash. The article mentions Ley United and Parker Perkins as identifiers, with limited readable details about the incident and location. No other clear names or facts could be confirmed from the readable text.
Yellow fever in Honduras reported in local dispatch
Fragmented OCR text from a Honduran news item mentions yellow fever and authorities. Names appear garbled but indicate a hospital or public health concern and a regional outbreak notice. No clear dates, figures, or exact actions provided.
Prominent Society and International News Snippet
The passage records arrivals from Boston and notes German government actions and wartime warnings. It mentions a Mr and Mrs Paul DoRochy arriving in Uealy, interaction with American authorities, and references to wartime figures such as Harryant and a plan involving Maetonlun Harden, with a mix of names and oblique events.
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Paul DoRochy
Uealy
Boston
Pixie
Algernon
Cotton Boost Seen As Indication Of Normalcy
New York report notes that the current spinftivwine is dry cotton percon iy wonerally Yepaired and signals a potential return to normal economic conditions as investors react to Hinkay Jog dn’s breaking. The larger cotton scene today shows muted activity with some masking, suggesting steadier markets ahead.
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New York
Hhitt
Swortin
Typhoid Traced to Chicken Salad in Burlington Incident
Federal and state health officials traced an outbreak of typhoid fever to a chicken salad served in Burlington and neighboring towns. The Department of Lomisk announced the finding, noting several dozen persons affected and urging thorough tracing of servings from July 27 onward.
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Menton
Burlington
Ovent
Ohfeleon
Wala Norv
Lomisk
Walker to face grand jury today in burglary case
The article notes Walker will confront a grand jury today over a burglary charge. It mentions Samuel Baumgarten and Hiveiell, references prior guilty pleas, and indicates potential sentencing following ongoing proceedings in the case linked to a Nant clothing store robbery and related offenses.
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Walker
Grand Jury
Samuel Baumgarten
Hiveiell
Giels
Glau Walker
Walter Unlows
Deakron
Hirt
Wilk
Tully
Orbiinal Court
Marketing Organization for Farmers Demand In Washington
A marketing organization free from outside interests is urged for farmers in Washington and Minnesota. Advocates say such a cooperative would raise quality, quantity and prices of farm products while avoiding political manipulation.
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Washington
Wess
Mistiesota
Ehcirinun
Jolit Pomgressionsel
Walt
Settlement Shantung Issue Proposed
Report from Tokio today states a proposed settlement of the Shantung dispute is ready for approval by Secretary of State and will be sent to Pekin after the Japanese ambassador secures consent.
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Shantung
DOKIO
Sept. S
Japan
Ton
Papara
Huyhon
United States
Ambawader Shidohure
Pekin
Third treaty is suggested by press
An Aird peace proposal echoes in the Sept. issue suggesting a verauilion and a German American peace treaty. The piece argues negotiations must be conducted by the United Nations and the United States, with France supporting a negotiated settlement.
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Dani
Sep
BA. Aird
Renty
Verauilion
Hin Press
Prancet
Ate
Harding Plans Vacation Amid Irish Crisis Tension
United Press dispatches describe President Harding planning a week of rest while cabinet discussions continue on the Sinn Fein crisis and efforts to ready a reply to a British invitation. Reports from Washington and Dublin note conferences and possible moves in the Irish situation as the empire faces renewed tensions.
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United Provey Lonnon
Triedquan
Washington
Invernvale
Harding
Qacrtion
Rewiios Ha Jeoaaton
Toalamwr
Sinn Feindale
Nationwide War on Bootleggers Sparks Broad Sweep
Across the nation officials report a wide crackdown on bootlegging with hints of fresh military style investigations. Authorities announce coordinated actions in major hubs as part of a new strategic push, aiming to disrupt illicit networks and curb illegal liquor distribution.
Women urged to participate in Curry County primary
The League of Women Voters urges Curry County women to register by September 17 to vote in the September 20 primary. The message stresses that many eligible women have not yet registered and emphasizes the importance of female participation for a representative democracy and a strong local government.
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League of Women Voters
League of Woon
Pennsylvania
Hve
Ayer Lad
Finiah
Rover Iit
Otter
Tie Dallot
New York Gangsters in Battle in Brooklyn Duel
Police report a Brooklyn confrontation between rival gangs erupting in a street duel. One bystander named Paul Mighella, 60, was shot and died. Several suspects were arrested on suspicion as investigators search for motive tied to bootlegging profits.
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New York
Brooklyn
Munhntian
Pangeers
Mobile
Polloe
Paul Mighella
Knox
Hout Avenue
Funeral of Private Leoski Saturday
Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 from St Ellanpliits Linens with interment in St Elia buthta cemetery. Private Leoski, who died in France earlier this year, was formerly of Hoboken. His parents reside in Gur ami.
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Leoski
Hoboken
Rexanden
Gurami
France
St. Ellenptiits
St. Eliabuthta
Name Removed From Ballot in Contested Election
The ballot removal affects Anthony Kullers and Keller, with opposition to Viimunidon noted. Mrs. Sarah Campbell travels to Robinson, H to visit family amid ongoing campaign disputes and a winter penil.
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lAreording
Acession
Hanstol
Dudge Wirt
Vrontuttiontela
Antiony Kullers Athe
Wteirkow Fron de Watlok
Thie Iiliot
Oy Netics
Pmhsuition
Waite I
Sarah Camphell
West
Wayne Strooly
Heebo
Robinson
Waterel
Ory
Retu Ea
Rly Hy
Probe into Typhoid Cases Sparks Health Report
A department report outlines an investigation into typhoid cases linked to a water supply. It notes sampling from wells at multiple sites, finds mixed results, and recommends further examination of the Waynee property and local water sources.
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State Health Department
Board of Health
All Voters Urged To Be Present At Municipal Meeting
A Pine toram Wit the Wenwar Municipal buildin u at Tuoday evens 1g Wt Botelovk. By dry voter of Gor. ft both men and women, are urget to assent. Candidates for all officers, both ity and county, including all, Minton are Invited ty to present. THs doing to We one big night. Plan to Hoepresent.
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Wenwar
Tuoday
Evens
Botelovk
Gor
Minton
All-Corry Team Organized For Saturday Grounds Appearance
An uncertain report from a local sports scene mentions an All-Corry Team organized for a Saturday appearance on the Wowlimieton street grounds. Details are unclear but a lineup and opponents are hinted, with negotiations and a potential line of huts referenced.
Crowell Opens New Milk Route For Former Customers
Crowell, owner of a milk route, announces a new service to his former customers. He promises morning trips and reliable delivery, asserting dairy tasks are thoroughly prepared and in good order for the route.
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Crowell
Taborculoe
Postponed Meeting In Mire Berchbolt Nursing Committee
Owing to illness the community nurse Cheee will be no meeting of the nursing activition committon Priday hight. Mis a Borotitokd raeented him bn acount of the Jitneky of her sokhey ant regant rliniey and rottive puiyt Pescat sino matt wee ok z wet.
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Mire
Priday
Misa
Two Cities Threatened by Large Miner Rally
Nearly 1,000 striking miners are massed near Rosiefare as armed guards and deputies position to guard the town. Miners and families await the expected action as authorities recall Walter Toward to rally the caution.
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Buzavenimown
Spt
Adeordine
Cis
Witizomis
Kirher
Rfilan
Uday Johoike
Merampow
Ue Thywling
Rosiclare
Winder Come Rennil
Walter Toward
Towa Amar Hak
Rosiclare Town Guards Brace for Union March
In Mosiclar d Illinois sept rumor says several hundred union men march toward Rosiclare. Guns mounted along the road from Rosiclare to Wheubethtown five miles northeast. County seat anticipates threat as most residents arm and guard roads.
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Mosiclard
Amathrourth
Rosiclare
Rosielare
Wheubethtown
Miles Noretheast
Here
Hantin County
Breen Still at Large Sparks Police Explanation Doubts
A chaotic morning scene on Gorter and South streets ended with a large crowd, as authorities explained Breen’s continued flight. Frank Broon’s alleged complicity drew attention, while police said most details remain unclear and won’t be released yet.
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Aon
Broon
Bryon
Gorter
Ge Police
Frank
Muppersburgger
Ani
British crisis dominates Irish public agenda
In London and Dublin, reports outline potential for a dramatic shift toward a special mutational policy amid the Irish situation through May. Commentary and public sentiment reflect uncertainty about government plans and the path forward.
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