Dirigible 212 Wreck Costs 2 Million After Hull Explosion
London dispatch reports the U S purchased airship ZR 2% exploded over Hull ending a planned flight from Howden to Lakehurst. It carried a crew of fourteen officers ten riggers sixteen mechanics and two file men with possible two extra chief winchmasters. Debris fell along the Humber. several injured and five dead were reported.
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Weather Outlook for Chicago Ang 24
Partly cloudy and somewhat unsettled tonight through Thursday. Little temperature change expected.
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Ang
Weather Details From Local Observatory Summary
The report lists daily loconservation readings by Dr Il M Stanley for the past 24 hours ending 7 am with highest and lowest temperatures and rainfall. Notable entries include Aug 18 with 81 high, 0 rainfall. Aug 22 with 0.7463 trace. Aug 24 with 70 high and 05 rainfall. temperature at 1 pm today 80.
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Ship Disaster Report From Hull Pier Fire Claims Survivors
A report to the AVY Department this afternoon notes six survivors from a crew of forty after a ship disaster near Hull. Twelve bodies recovered, one man photographed near the rudder as it swung, a main girder failed, the vessel broke apart and burned near Hull pier with crowds fleeing in fear of the blaze spreading.
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Hull
Peace Treaty Signed With United States At 1 P M
Vienna reports the peace treaty with the United States was signed at 1 p m today. Negotiations with Austria Germany and Hungary had been in progress for some time, signaling a broader settlement ending wartime hostilities.
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Vienna
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Associaton Press
United States
Germany
Hungary
Peace Treaty Presented to Senate in Washington
The peace treaty between the United States and Germany was laid before the Senate by President Harding and Secretary Hughes. Republicans and some Democrats questioned terms while Hughes explained the pact. Ratification was hoped for soon, with a thirty day recess approaching.
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Germany
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Fareen
Utn
Washington
United States
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Wealthy Farmer Denies Claims Over Hatchery Incident
Atlantic Aug 24. Nels B Christensen of Elk Horn asserts a scheme to gain control of his $300,000 Audubon county land led to his commitment to Hill's Retreat at Des Moines after insanity findings by Audubon county board. A writ of habeas corpus seeks Christensen’s release. Judge J Rockefellow will review the insanity findings. Mrs J Mohn of Lisbon died at a government fish hatchery near Manchester after a noon visit with a party of fourteen. heart trouble reportedly caused her death following a meal.
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Nels B. Christensen
Elkhorn
Audubon County
Christensen
Hill
Dew Moines
Board of Insanity
Peter Exbeck
Haneas
Christensiin
J Rockefellow
Cassoanty Distrct
Christian Renex
Rockefellow
Audubon County Commissioners of Insanity
Ger [Shom Hil
Des Motes
Manchester
J . Mohn
Lisbon
Open Parley Demand Sparks Senate Clash At Armament Conference
Washington Aug 24 A heated debate flared over open sessions at the arms conference as Senator Lodge led a Republican opposition to pledge American representatives to insist on open doors for the assembled powers. The administration faced pressure from high officials and a chorus of views emerged in the chamber as talks continued.
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Washington
Lodge
Senatorian
Sir Samuel Hughes Dead in Canada Minister's Death
Sir Samuel Hughes former Canadian minister dies in Canada at his home after a brief illness. The prominent Dominion figure, who held high defence and political roles, passed away early today leaving a void in national leadership.
Grain Trading Bill Goes to President
Washington August 24 The senate and house agreed to the conference report on the Capper Tinder bill to regulate future dealings in grain. The measure now goes to the President for signature or veto.
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Washington
World’s Champion Blood Drinker: Shaw’s Transfusion Feats
Philadelphia reports on Thomas Shaw a surgeon famed for blood transfusion feats with 24 pairs of patients receiving his transfusions. He claims long endured operations and blood losses, with several patients surviving against odds. physicians debate the efficacy and risks of his method amid descriptions of his controversial practice.
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Mamoone
Cave Shaw
British reply to Irish Parliament delivered to Lloyd George
Fragmentary OCR shows a British reply to the Irish Republican Parliament delivered to Prime Minister Lloyd George in London on a morning in August. The message appears tied to the Dublin courier and the Sinn Fein leaders. Readable nouns include Dublin and Lloyd George.
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Dublin
Trish
George
Fatton
Soldier Dead and Seven Sick from Eating Sausage
An army post reports one soldier dead seven soldiers sick after consuming sausage. Condition of the deceased is noted as severe and several others were hospitalized with food poisoning symptoms. Local authorities investigate possible contamination at the facility.
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Antonia
Tex
Agreement On Credits Bill Sparks Senate Clash In Washington
Debates over a credits bill heat up in Washington with tensions between the Senate and House. The measure faced procedural blocks and potential delays as lawmakers weigh compromises and holdouts.
Senate Puts OK On Ship Salaries Amid Deficit Talks
Ambiguous notes indicate the Senate approved salaries for shipboard personnel as part of broader fiscal discussions. The text references a $48 5 million figure and defense or naval budget considerations, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Senate
Yacht Fire Sparks Six into Lake After Collision
A yacht caught fire prompting six people to jump into the lake as the vessel burned near the pier. Rescue teams responded while bystanders assisted, and authorities investigated the incident and reported no further injuries.
Brotherious Prepare Ballot in North American Conference
Unclear OCR text outlines preparations for ballot in a North American conference. Mentions names and committees, but details are fragmented. Primary action centers on organizing ballot and official preparatory steps for event.
Horseshoe Pitching Event Draws Local Attention
A fragmented report notes a Sunday horseshoe pitching gathering in a suburban town near University Phare. Details are unclear but reference to Kenny and a desecration incident suggests lively community activity and a disputed event linked to November plans.
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Kenny
University
Phare
Today's Markets Cattle and hogs mixed as receipts steady
Cattle receipts hold near 25 low with mixed steer and heifer prices. Hog market shows 13 000 head with mixed advance though cash quotes unclear. Wheat and pork futures cited with minor declines and regional listings for Des Moines and St. Joseph markets.
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Hock Ateory
Hall Tat
Chicago
Urain & Provisions
Lamon Bron & Co
Hubbel Hilde
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Ruth Sy
Taro
Local Cash Markets Shake Up Daily Trade
Local market reports show price shifts and irregular activity across poultry and beef hides markets. Traders eye rising prices while buyers seek steady supply amid fluctuating demand in the day’s trading.
Swindle Uncovered Tied to Silent Group and Officials
Federal agents report a broad swindle tied to Charles Wo French and a silent group of academics. Investigators describe tangled cash movements, corrupted investments, and numerous confessions as bonds and assets are seized and more arrests expected.
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Charles Wo French
Achodlary
Wwro
Nees
Ff Suvantoan
Veiling custom in Asia Minor provokes Turkish view
A Turkish officer explains that veiling customs limit where unveiled women may appear, noting men should not stare. The report describes reactions among Turks and Western visitors, detailing how women adapt styles and garments, from gauze veils to workwear, amid shifting norms and public scrutiny.
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Mullde Haoum
Asia Minor
Teachlme
Cora Maine Hamu
Ferid Hanum
Wat
Ant
Ellie Winianhilde
Newiuna
Fonda
Orion
Warren Attends Farewell Party
A farewell gathering was held for a former president of the Board of Commissioners, who recently served as ambassador to Japan. The event featured officials and attendees from Hietroit, Sthoh, and other local groups, marking a departure milestone in his career.
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Hietroit
Acharies
Fragments Describe A Curious Kitchen Scene
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a scene involving a container, water, and cooking, with unclear actions and outcomes. The readable words reference a baste, a cave, and faces, but the meaning remains obscured.
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