Missing Lad Rumored Found After Bicycle Search Efforts
Natdart and Nuinaul US missing lad Tamer, 12, son of Mra Tainey, left on a bicycle during a search by townspeople, neighbors and police. A statewide hunt involved Atanford Hose units and Calambue County officials, with no clear lead and the boy reported home later that evening.
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Nuinaul US
Tamer
West Binith
Tly
Ila
Atim
Calton
Pd Tong
Wittaysito
Tamme
Tomextown
Alte Tifey
Mint
Oma
Hluyele
Tinariow
Memorial honors victims of ill fated U S dirigible disaster
A solemn tribute is held at a New York naval yard for victims of the ill fated dirigible disaster. Mourners and officials gather as flags fly and a chapel ceremony honors those lost amid wreckage at the Brooklet yard and surrounding areas.
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U.S
York
Hime
Brooklet Navy Yard
England
Britta Prutyer
Dluojaskots
Company A Veterans Hold First Reunion
Veterans of Company A from the Mextem border and World War I organized a reunion last evening in Paris New York area. Major L M Phillips gave a keynote address as the group formed a veterans association and planned annual meetings, with about 20 attendees reflecting on overseas service and unit honors.
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Jatorion
Parisi Iui
Wil ArIymen
Joyatlo
Charles Kromus
Blue Wind Row
Rejgime
Treut
Nelerman
L. M. Pliips
Iwowt
U S Proposes Yap Settlement Amid Pacific Tension
United States Secretary of State Hughes submits a memorandum proposing a settlement to the Yap issue. The Japanese government is said to be favoring the plan, with a formal reply anticipated soon as Washington weighs a compromise to ease Pacific tensions. The proposal aims to resolve the Yap dispute without direct confrontation.
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Jenene
Mughes
Jude Tawo
United States
Dry operatives raid exclusive Chicago club
Police raided a private Chicago club amid allegations of illicit activity. The operation involved undercover agents and targeted the venue’s managers and patrons, with authorities citing evidence collected during the disturbance. No injuries were reported.
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Chicago
Lloyd George Is Recovering From Illness
United News reports that Prime Minister Lloyd George shows signs of recovery after a dental issue and neuralgia. The brief dispatch notes improved condition and a cautious outlook for further treatment.
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Lloyd George
Woman Burned to Death in Home Tragedy
A woman, 30, died from severe burns at her home in AbaOhoe after an apparent domestic dispute. Her husband, Mishael, attempted to intervene and suffered injuries during the incident, authorities said. The fire investigators are examining the scene for the cause, with no immediate suspicion of foul play reported.
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United Preany
Hope
Mishael
A Boy's Body Reaches Spartansburg For Private Clayton I. Skit
The body of Private Clayton I. Skit, who died in World War I, is expected in Spartansburg Saturday around 1 o clock. A service with military honors will be held at 2 PM at the Methodist church, followed by interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. He enlisted from Corry in Community A, later part of the 12th Regiment, and was 23 at enlistment. He worked for Tusn buckle Company. He is survived by his parents and siblings in several area towns.
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Chatlow
Clayton i
Vilage
Will Ha
Rose Hill
Clayton B. Ski
Corry
12Th Regiment
Tusnbuckle
Nh 9
Mia
Oma Taylor
Watt Hmuch
Mayme Tilley
Wayne
Plasma Scoutit
Woman leaped into Small Lake in local crisis incident
In Lake Wenola on September 17, authorities report the body of Mrs. Anna Sobatski, 45, missing from a nearby home four miles away, found in the lake. A handkerchief covered her eyes and it is believed she blindfolded herself before leaping, following two prior suicide attempts.
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Lake Wenola
Annna Sobatski
Trish Peace Question Clears Amid Dublin Dispatches
Dispatches from Dublin quote Irish sources about Trish Peace, noting a Britiah cabinet mooring incident off Tavernish West Tiestay and a prior plea connected to the question. The Chron Dublin correspondent reports Valera saying AML will go well, per sources in Dublin.
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Dondon
Tavernish West
Gold Rush at Ickesburg sparks geologist probe
Report from Ickesburg details a gold strike near Crum’s Farm along with a geologist group examining the site near a house. Local buyer Mrs Ayadiente purchased a mine claim for $5,000 while Crum and others discuss the find. Alice Turner visits Conneaut, Ohio.
Arbuckle Scandal Probe Opens After Major Inquiry
A wide scale probe is launched into the Putty party fold details and state authorities name District Attorney Matthew Judy as leading the investigation. A manslaughter charge linked to Arbuckle and Hayles Broonan faces proceedings with plea negotiations and possible future trial steps.
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Unite
Sanp Franiisco
Jim Didsloouros
Citizenship and voting urged for schoolchildren
A civic appeal stresses teaching citizenship and the example of voting to children. It calls on schools churches and homes to set standards and questions why adults abstain, urging participation on September 20 and election day in support of civic duty.
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Walantard
Moreland
Avery Nflior
Paper Plant Booze Raid Shocks Brooklyn Factory Scene
Police raided a Brooklyn paper plant after a whiskey smuggling operation was found. Raiders overpowered workers and arrested a suspect amid a pile of liquor valued at a reported figure, with officers continuing inquiries into the incident.
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Dandte
Tadoy
Genpor
Brooklyn
Ikilbane Will Die Tl Ikilbane Will Die Tl
Cleveland Sept 17 Johnny Aeihany a long time champion defends the title against Danny Frau of Baltimore in a high profile bout reported with limited readable details.
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Ikilbane
Cleveland
Sohnny Aeihany
Tata Oh
Abie
Danny Frau
Baltimore
President urged rapid action on isolated U S invasion threat
A garbled United Press dispatch from Washington reports calls to quick action on a threatened isolation breach. President Harry S. Truman, Averell Harriman, and naval secretary James Forrestal were urged to address the danger as a large force reportedly approached England.
Upward Movement In Food Prices Shown In Report
United Press reports broad rises in item prices across foods and staples. The article lists increases in bananas oranges flour onions rice beef lamb and other staples, with percentages indicating notable price pressures on households and markets.
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United Press
Wardievuton
Bayt
ITA
Wasi
Gojeoe
Mowat
Waltoven
Simi Sfayye Jn
Imeon
Bodies of Two Corry Heroes Reach City
The bodies of Privates Len G. Allen and Manwaring of Company F Infantry, killed overseas in 1918, arrived from Bou Hoken by Private Honeycutt. Funeral services are set in Corry with American Legion attendance and burial plans, listing Delaware Street home details and tributes from relatives.
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Fervates
Len G. Allen
Cede Fy Manwaring
Bue Hoken
Honeycutt
Corry
American Legion
Niombhore
Ktaven
Mianwiring
Columbus
Allen
Lhiting
AL Pfotock
Tilwwville
Stambaugh, Lavery
Pearsbails
Wileteuih
No. Awl
Thruville
Akron Murder Mystery Baffles Authorities
Authorities remain puzzled over the murder of Murry Sivelah in Akron. The victim was shot through the heart while en route from a Cleveland area location, with no motive or suspects yet identified. Authorities note there may be multiple lead rays in the case, but no definitive evidence has emerged.
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Fressy Aishon
Murry Sivelah
Ori
Nore
Cleveland
Kay Rayolons
Last Chance To Register For Local Primaries
County officials urge unregistered voters to register today to participate in the upcoming primary election. Polling places open tonight and county commissioners remind residents to vote to avoid long lines.
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Renmin
Yankees Appear To Slip In Narrow American League Highlights
From New York to Sept 17 reports indicate the Yankees were edged in the American League while St Louis and Washington also scored. Major standings shifted as the Giants and Buccaneers games influenced the pennant chase.
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United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Nadorskiy
Washington
Ton Hest Pin
Ubteburgh
Tomy Inn
Boosters Rally for Major Phelps Draw Large Crowd
Campaign group for Major Phelps held a rally last night with W120 regimental band led by Lt. Avkerman. They marched to North Center Street where Phelps addressed the crowd amid several brief remarks and song.
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Major Poly
Couil Data
Reunion of Veterans of 11th Regiment
Annual gathering draws attendees from out of town with a business meeting at the Elks lodge and dinner at the Phoenix hotel. About fifty served. program at the Elks club followed by a Chauteauqua federation event open June 20 with 600 couples inspected and approved for commendations to the Dean.
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TTR
Elks’ Lab
Oldlooe
Phoenix Hotel
Tifany
Chautaugian Wavkly
Federation of Women'n ‘Ghata
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