Beuthen Falls to French Tanks in Beurying Fight
French troops garrisoning Beuthen in Silesia clash with German forces aided by Polish insurgents. Beuthen's German population suffers heavy casualties as French tanks shell and repel German charges. Reports say Polish fighters support the Poles around the town while French commanders resist entry by Polish forces.
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Uppeln
Beuthen
Silesia
Beubhen
Benthen
al —Wite
Commenateul Tit Petro
Kattewits
Kattewitz
Toles
Federal Reserve to Move Toward Lower Rates This Summer
Washington announces a coordinated plan by the Federal Reserve banks to ease bank rates in the coming summer months. Treasury officials say credit conditions are improving gradually and a gradual decline in rates is anticipated as money conditions stabilize.
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Federal Reserve
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Wlvisalle
Treasury
US Disarmament Move Reported by Washington
Informal efforts toward an international arms reduction agreement have been outlined by the American government, according to reports received in this city. The development signals a new approach to curbing armaments at the international level.
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Washington
Jina
President Harding Urges Self Duty at Arlington
President Harding, amid a national burial ground tribute, urges Americans to reconsecrate the nation's ideals. He stresses that the first duty is to self and to preserve the Union, while inviting the world to aid civilization, humanity, and liberty. He warns freedom must be claimed by willing peoples and notes the cost of maintaining it.
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Washington
Ariington
America
Harding
Republic
Lta
One Thousand Rotary Delegates Sail to Edinburgh Convention
One thousand one hundred Rotarians from the United States and Canada sail on the Cameronia and Carona to attend the twelfth annual Rotary Convention in Edinburgh, Scotland, June 13 to 16. King George is patron and expected to attend some sessions. the event marks the 61st international meeting held outside the United States.
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New York
Rotary Clubs
United States
Canada
Cameronia
Carona
Liverpool
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Edinburgh
Scotland
George
Six Soldiers killed in Cork mine blast
Cork June 1 six soldiers were killed instantly and twenty badly injured when mines exploded under a party marching from Youghal barracks to the rifle range. The attackers fled the scene and mortally wounded one officer before escaping.
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Cork
Ciree
Youghal
Monsignor Marbeau Dead in Paris Bishop Died
Paris May 01 Monsignor Emmanuel Jules Marbeau bishop of the diocese of Meaux died here. He once faced German troops in 1618 when Paris threatened and took the place of the mayor of Meaux in full vestments.
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Paris
Mgr
Emmanuel Jules Marbeau
Diocesa
Meaux
Marbeau
Tulsa race riot death toll and martial law declared
Tulsa Oklahoma experiences a brutal race riot with an estimated 75 to 150 deaths and 600 wounded. Martial law is imposed after mobs burn seven blocks by twelve blocks of the Negro district and clashes occur near the Frisco railroad. State troops arrive and restore order amid widespread arson and arrests.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulea
Tulan County
Adjt
Charles F. Barrett
Scone
B.A. Robertson
Oklahoma City
Tulsa-hayvée
Robertson
Dick ‘Rowland
County
Joll
Black Belt
Sines By
Deeang
Pepe Ae Ih
Avery
Maetrict
Ball Park
A. Gilmore
Tulan Infantry
Adj
Frisco
Membre
Paper Mills End Strike With 20 Percent Wage Cut
The paper mill strike at Jonquieres and Kenogami involving about 200 workers concluded after the men accepted a 20 percent pay reduction and returned to open shop conditions.
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Queer
Jane
Price Bros
Jonquieres
Kenogami
Milip
Ford's 5 Millionth Motor Built in Detroit Museum Hint
Detroit marks a milestone as Ford Motor Company rolls out its 5 000 000th car. The vehicle likely stays in Detroit to join the Henry Ford Museum, standing beside the original Ford automobile from the early 1900s.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Railroad wage reductions reported by board despite protests
A historical excerpt notes wage cuts for railroad workers across several crafts. Maintenance of way and building department staff face pay reductions, with around 8 cents per hour lowered for most employes. Telegraphers, telephone operators, yard workers, and related roles see varied cuts. those with under two years experience receive 28 cents less. Engine crews, station staff, and baggage personnel face 10 cent reductions. Overall, common labor at stations has reduced by 6 to 8 cents per hour as boards weigh the decision and respond to wage pressures.
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Palenzo
Snnaiin
Seven Die In Army Plane Crash
A Langley Field crash near Hampton Virginia left seven dead including Lieut. Archie Miller and Lieut. Cleveland W. McDermott. Among the victims were civilian employees and aviation officers from Langley and Bolling Field. Weather and storm conditions were blamed for the disaster as the plane failed to stay aloft after takeoff.
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Got
Archie Miller
War College
Stanlay ” “Ames
Cleveland ‘W. McDermott
Syracuse
N. Y
Paneley Field
John M. Pennywell
Langley Beld Berg
Richard Blumenkranty
Channec
Bolling Field
Q. Batchelder
Washington
American Automobile Association
Maurice: Connelly
Curtis
Pianos
Langley Seld
Hampton
Fai
Packing Industry Largest in United States May 81
Washington reports the meat packing industry as the largest in the United States, based on Commerce Bureau figures. Total value of all manufactured goods in 1919 stood at 962,588,905,000 with output 14,246,495,000 in 1918, while meat packing valued at 714,040,000 in 1918. Automobiles and steel rank high in production.
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Washington
United States
Cermua Bureau
Antonio
United
Debts Behind Suicide Shock at Trede Hotel
A man fatally shot himself in the Trede hotel room after realizing debts of 500,000 pounds tied to bank investments. His daughter, now twenty one, faces settlement and guardianship concerns as investigations continue into his failed mining company and stock dealings.
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Trede
Fragmented Text Reflects Unclear Historical Note
The readable portions hint at discussions on the United States government, the Metherlanday group, and Dutch Indies affairs with references to note arrivals and refusals, but the fragmented OCR leaves the main facts and context uncertain.
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United States
Indies
King Boris to Visit America Highlighted by Bulgarian Premier
Bulgarian Premier Brambulinaky announced that King Boris would travel to the United States with a Bulgarian delegation to meet the American people. The plan aims to strengthen ties and celebrate Bulgaria's friendship with America.
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King Bois
America
Sota
Garta
Brambulinaky
Bulgaria
Boris
Borja
Airship Plans Mentioned by British Air Ministry
Fragmentary text indicates a May date about a British Air Ministry decision to operate airships on a commercial basis. It mentions a syndicate ready to run them and governments rounds of patronal economy.
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Tbidon
Air Ministry
Alaska appoints Beattie as governor in place of Riggs
Bone Alaska governor Beattie, formerly editor of Washington and Beattie newspapers, is named to succeed Thomas C. Riggs Jr. in Alaska per a Washington special dispatch.
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Beattie
Wekh
Bone
New York
Washington and Beattie
Alaska
Thomas C. Riggs, Jr
Washington
Bayer Medicine Brand Ad Fragments Capture Illusive Claims
An OCR fragment shows references to Bayer products and claimed uses such as cold, headache, throat/earache, and toothache relief. The garbled text mentions tablets and trademark, with unclear placement of product names and manufacturing hints. The readable bits imply a historical药 bottle style claim of universal relief from common ailments.
Fragmentary note on brothers and pet care observed by mother
A partially legible observer note mentions a mother and her two younger brothers in a scene involving a pet. The text is garbled but hints at caregiving or routine interactions. The readable fragments do not establish a clear incident or location.
Mystery Telegram Text Sparks Classroom Confusion
A garbled Telegram style fragment shows a dialogue about meaning and a polka dot dress girl, described as a figure linked to a coach and town setting. The readable bits suggest a scene of miscommunication and urban chatter amid a fitness or school context.
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LMA
Coach Dog Agnoee Town Telegram
Century's Caming-of-Age Through Ant’s Tale
Fragmentary OCR note references an aging journey across centuries and an ant’s perspective. The readable fragment hints at mythic themes and a late century framing, but lacks concrete persons, places, dates, or events to anchor a clear news item.
Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Health for Bladder Disease
An old advertisement touts a kidney and bladder remedy \"Swamp-Root\" by Dr Kilmer. It claims to aid kidneys and related diseases, urging readers to purchase a remedy in small or large bottles from any clean store and mention the paper when writing.
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Kilmer
Fragmented cry amid confusion on stage and crowd
A garbled audio note shows a frightened speaker expressing fear and uncertainty during a public event. The fragment hints at confusion and reluctance to comment while addressing recognition of a duck and a vague safety concern. The context remains unclear.
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