Palmer Ready for Profiteers and Legal Reforms Debate
Report notes progress toward stopping profiteering, though requested laws are not yet placed on statutes. Conferees discuss weapon policy, food releases, and potential aggressive action by Attorney General Palmer as negotiations continue with reform efforts shaping a broader national campaign.
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Weshinai
Justion
Geert
Palarzco Montag
Monte
Congress
Ctidale
Palwwrle
Naber
Dantele
Howe Areney
Seine
Telnet
Camera does printers work in magazine production
A garbled note on a photographic plate method for setting type in magazine work appears in the October 18 issue of Literary Trigest. It describes photomechanical plates as a future of publication, promising reduced need for traditional type setting and faster production.
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Newt Veritiemetinnt
Idaho Hae Big Wheat Crop Outlook From Oct 1 Report
A telegraphic summary notes the United States Department of Agriculture projects Idaho wheat production for the year at a high level. The October 1 estimate, released by a bureau representative, places Idaho’s wheat yield near a favorable figure with optimism for the harvest and market implications.
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Idaho
Vocatella—ditahe
Tuline i Inout Oem
Bureau of
Cep
United States
Celebrates Feet of Columbus Anniversary Observances
Celebrations mark the anniversary of the end of American colonial rule with gatherings and ceremonies across communities. Participants reflect on the significance of Columbus and the broader historical implications for Hispanic American groups and traditions.
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Amerion
Gay
Milnews af ibevite suo Hieet from old paper
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wartime or civic brief with garbled names and places. It hints at a local issue or notice but lacks clear events, dates, or participants. Further readable data needed for a precise headline and teaser.
Clemensaay Leon Action In Cabinet Absence
A garbled report describes Clemensaay Leon amid a cabinet reshuffle. It mentions a motive, Peoria influence, and a premiere in a terse, partially legible note. The text implies resignation or removal tied to political maneuvering.
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Clemensaay Leon Te
Peoria
Unclear fragmentary item from Blew Wilhetas Hebemenn era
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pemrnitp, evplomage PL and Frome sLatemniit, unclear event under a Blew Wilhetas Hebemenn label. No coherent人物, date, or place readable.
Incoherent OCR Note from Unknown Source
Fragments describe a river direction and dated references not clearly tied to an event. Names and places are garbled, hindering coherent interpretation. No definite persons or organizations emerge to anchor a concise summary.
Giant Skeleton Unearthed Near Nenacamiba Village
Report claims a metal skeleton of a giant nearly three feet tall was found by workers near the Little village of Nenacamiba in Vera Cryst. The worded item notes the discovery on the American Steam Wire Skeleton project.
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Metico City
Nenacamiba
Vera Crys
President Wilson Faces Prolonged Illness and Inactivity
Report from Washington states President Wilson remains bedridden after doctors say an extended period of unable to leave bed is necessary. A joint medical advisory notes slow improvement but a long recovery ahead. Officials contemplate whether he can sign bills or issue orders daily as his condition evolves.
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Washington
Wilson
Grayoon
Powell
Tim
Flying Parson Wins Army Air Race Over 270 Miles
Lieutenant W. Maynard, the flying parson, wins the army air race from Mineola to San Francisco covering 2701 miles in 24 hours 58 minutes 55 seconds unofficially. Major Cort Spate credited with second place after Major Apate. Kiel lands just before Spate at Roosevelt Field.
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New York
W. Maynard
Amercan Flying Club
Army
Mineola
N.Y
San Franccisco
Kim Kiel
Moosevelt Field
Cort Spate
Apate
Henore
San Francisco
Kiel
Rumanians Seek Separate Peace Amid Treaty Rumors
Rumanians pursue a separate peace with Hungary as rumors swirl of a Franco allied conference effort. Allegations surface that Mir is pushing for more territory than the treaty grants, amid talks with the allied powers and RMungney Gm webatt.
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Paria
Pilots Reach Salt Lake After Turbulent Transcontinental Run
The Saturday event saw pilot Lieutenant Karl M. Manselman of car No. 30 reach Salt Lake City after a perilous crossing. He and his mechanic faced delays and risk during the air derby dash before landing safely at night.
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Salt Lake City
Karl M. Manselman
Salt Lake
Industrial Source Plan 15 Proposes Arbitration Board
The national industrial conference heard concrete proposals to end the steel strike and set up an arbitration board. Planes include arbitration with workers returning to work, a three-member public labor and employers committee to study living costs, and a national conciliation board. Names mentioned include Thomas Chadbourne and Gavin McNab.
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Washington
Thurnlay
Iobibers
Harting
Con Sreee
Tochuding
Mammenbers
Thomas J. Chadhourne
Me. Gam
Pere
Chine
Gavin McNab
San Francisco
Move to End War Time Prohibition In House
The House considers ending the wartime prohibition era with a plan to authorize the president to modify or abolish the act. A vote by Representative Jan W. Staines signals momentum, while White House and Attorney General opinions are awaited on the legality and implications of such a change.
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House
Washington
Palinr
Jan W. Staines
Aline
Hiv
Anne
Chicagoan Murdered in Arizona Mystery
A Chicago man named Arthur Desieunder was shot in the back near Prescott and his body partially burned. The case has sparked Italian council and peace conference debate over the fate of the city as investigators pursue leads.
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Arizona
Prescott
Anna
Arthur Desieunder
Chicago
Here
Tharstey
Flame
Rome
Council of Ministers
German Forces Attack The Letts Near Riga Defense Holds
Riga reports say German forces led by General Von der Goltz and Colonel Avaloff-Bermon d attacked Letts thirty kilometers from Riga, capturing Sholtsk and threatening Riga. Heavy enemy losses, a Baltic siege declared, Lettish forces claim to have repelled bombardment and destroyed an armored car while inflicting casualties on two German companies.
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Popenhagen
Heneral von der Golts
Tusat Wnder
Avaloff-Bermondt
Letts
Riga
Lettish Bureau
St. Olaf
Rhad
Sholtsk
Dubbelm
St. Citat
Ready for Scientific Voyage
Washington sails with provisions for two years and outfitting for a voyage of 6900 rallies. The nommagnetic ship Caragie prepares to trace magnetic pole curves across the South Atlantic and Pacific to study compass needle deflections.
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Washington
Caragie
Atlantic
Pacific
Fifth Fatality In Race At Buffalo N Y
The fifth fatality in the transcontinental air race occurred Friday afternoon in Buffalo New York. Plane A, piloted by Major A L Sneed, with observer Worth D Mcayure, and Curtin Geld aboard, was destroyed in a crash.
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Buffalo XN. Y
A. L. Sneed
Cy Curtin Geld
Worth D. Mca Yure
Trotzky Effects Arrest of Lenine Lett Outlined
Report from Helsingfors says Nikolai Lenine has been arrested in Moscow after allegedly ordering the arrest of Leon Trotsky. Lenine is reported to have been captured while trying to arrest Trotsky, with subsequent reports of Bolshevik terror movements in Moscow. Jacob Peters is said to have been killed in the upheaval, and Dershinsky is named as directing army movements from the Kremlin.
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London
Helsingfors
Finland
Nikolai Lenine
Musdun Bolacevik
Moscow
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Lenine
Aaid
Leon Trotsky
Min
Moon
Jacob Peters
Stockholm
Uuit Premmier Lenine
Kremlin
Dershinsk
Aviators killed in Salt Lake meet fatal landing
Salt Lake City report of Major D. H. Crissey and Sergt. Virgil Thomas dying after their plane fell 180 feet near Buena Vista during the transcontinental speed flight from San Francisco to Mineola. The accident occurred as the western entrants completed the first day of their 2700 mile eastward journey, casting a pall over the expedition with eight of eleven planes reaching Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake City
D. H. Crissey
Fliers
Sergt
Virgil Thomas
Buena Vista
San Francisco
Colonel House a Sick Man Returns From Peace Conference
New York reports Colonel E. M. House, confidential adviser to the president, returned from the peace conference on Sunday pale and weary. He is resting at home on East Fifty-third Street under strict orders to avoid work for some time after his lengthy European mission.
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New York
E. M. House
North Pacific
East Fifty-third Street
Colonel House
Europe
Wilson
Hts
Terrific speed of airplanes noted in transcontinental flight
A San Francisco report highlights Lieutenant Kelvin W. Maynard completing the journey in over 25 hours, marking a milestone in transcontinental air travel. The piece contrasts airplane speed with train records, noting the fastest train between San Francisco and New York covering the route in 11 hours 55 minutes westbound and 51 hours 40 minutes eastbound.
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San Francisco
Ty A. Com
Kelvin W. Maynard
New York
SanFrancisco
London Debates Possible Reimposition of Mecklenburg Blockade
London reports the supreme council has not decided to reimpose the blockade on Mecklenburg Germany amid German aggression near Riga. Officials caution the blockade may still be declared if tensions escalate.
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London
Supreme Council
Germany
Ager
von der Goltz
Riga
Five Workmen Die in Chestnut Hill Steamer Explosion
A deadly explosion on the oil tank steamer Chestnut Hill along the Delaware River near Philadelphia leaves five workers dead. Four others are fatally injured and seven badly burned with unknown long term outcomes. Authorities investigate the blast aboard the Chestnut Hill.
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Philadelphia
Alliet
Delaware
Prohibition Bill Agreed To in Conference
Wartime and constitutional prohibition measures were agreed to in conference and sent to the line for final action. In Chicago stockyards a riot between rival unions led to a police shooting that may have fatally wounded a man, with numerous shots fired.
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Senate
Chicago
Reds Clinch World Series Title Over White Sox
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago White Sox in eight games to win the World Series, securing earnings of $117,157.68 for Reds players and matching clubs’ shares of $880,522 for the league. Attendance reached 236,020 with total receipts of $722,414 before war tax.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
Reds
Cincinnati
National Commission
Cincinnati Nationals
Chicago Americans
New York Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Chicago Nationals
New York Americans
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