Montenegro Wins City After Long Battle Against Turks
Montenegrin army launches a decisive offensive, surprises Ottoman defenders, and breaches fortifications. By midnight they reach the fortress center and enter at 4 am, prompting a capitulation amid cheering crowds and a royal telegram. Turkish forces retreat with honors of war after heavy losses and ammunition depletion.
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Mrs Applebaum Ready for Trial
Mrs Applebaum stands trial for the alleged murder of Jevanie Applebaum in a Claga transit case. The inquest heard witnesses recount a quarrel the night before the shooting. The defendant, confined in county jail, faces ongoing legal actions from the inquest.
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Veterans aid event seeks early support from BG Center members
The BG Center members in charge organized tomorrow's Veterans Day activities with a parade and cemetery ceremony. They urged participation to secure vehicles and services for the veterans and thanked those who will lend aid, promising a meaningful community effort.
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Merchants Consider Early Closing Amid Light Costs
A run down note suggests clothing and general goods merchants discuss closing earlier in the afternoon on weekdays except Saturday. They fear low sales won't cover lighting costs and the clerk may need recreation or relief. A petition circulating locally within a day or two may drive the change.
Plans For International Peace Meet Approved by Senate Committee
In Washington today a three hour Foreign Relations Committee session approved Secretary Bryan's outline for an international peace conference aimed at reducing tensions and avoiding war. Aryan urged committee members to support a formal plan detailing steps toward pacific cooperation and canal regulation, while discussions touched on U S military posture and allied commitments.
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Wilsons Distribution Dissent Shapes Tariff Battle
Washington April 26. Report says President weighs patronage delays to pressure a tariff plan shift. High tariff Democrats in the Senate plan to inform constituents they oppose patronage use, framing the issue as a protest against the president. Southern and Western states voice sentiment against the tariff measure and for Democratic postmasters.
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Mont… School Land Money in General Fund Disclosed
Fragmented OCR indicates a government finance notice about school land funds and related revenues. Names and amounts are garbled, but it references transfers or obligations tied to the general fund and an April deadline. No clear person, date, or organization is readable enough to extract precise facts.
Burleson Plans a Bill Shake-Up
Burleson introduces a legislative shake-up as the state party, led by a commission, considers changes. The report notes the departure and arrival of key figures, with dates and locations mentioned in passing amid a crowded political scene.
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Home blaze ravages residence in unclear earlier report
A residential fire destroyed an unidentified home around 7 00 yesterday afternoon with flames spreading rapidly. Firefighters arrived and prevented spread to adjoining structures though the exact cause remains under investigation with limited readable details.
California-bound Bryan May as Wilson triggers Japanese issue alarm
Sacramento reports Governor Hiram Johnson delays on action as Bryan May and Wilson depart for California amid fears of heightened tensions over Japanese issues. Officials indicate possible implications for national policy and state diplomacy.
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River Flood Threat Near Mayeraville Sparks Widespread Damage
Reports from Greenville and Mayeraville describe the Mississippi River cresting over levees as the Red River and tributaries flood, submerging towns. Large areas suffer rapid erosion, with thousands evacuated and hundreds of homes at risk. emergency crews rush to assist as water rises across counties and communities along the river system.
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Fined businessman faces federal charges amid jewelry case
A man named Jornson was fined $1,000 and pleaded no contest to charges involving jewelry misdeeds. Federal authorities continue to pursue a broader probe, with additional counts anticipated as the case unfolds.
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Fragmented OCR prompts haunted by garbled locals
The readable lines describe a theatrical or concert event with figures Audie and William Teumgutt mentioned, plus a shown schedule from 7 to 19 and 10 to 16. The text is heavily garbled, preserving few clear names or places, and does not provide a coherent report.
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