Indianapolis Franchises and Road Work Dominate City News
The piece surveys disputes over streetcar franchise rights and condemnation, noting Mayor Dunne’s push to use alternative routes. It highlights the National Good Roads Association convention in Portland, the Chicago experimental train tour, and the group’s progress in promoting better highways through new state chapters and coordinated information exchange.
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National Good Roails Association
Portland
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Chicago
Dubu Rise Over Thin Realize Anticomemic Value
A fragmented note references Dubu and rising figures amid thin gains and disputed value claims. The text hints at anticomemic concepts and provements shaping local commentary on finances and policy impacts.
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Dubu
The Voice of Peace Night Speech Echoes Through City
Fragmentary text describes a public figure or event with scattered names and phrases. It hints at a nocturnal speech or vigil, mentions independence and a notable place, and suggests a reflective or ceremonial tone. The garbled OCR includes varied proper nouns and terms, creating a mosaic of people, places, and themes.
Fleeing From Lodz Amid Turmoil Across Town
Fragmentary text describes mass flight from Lodz and rising concerns over wartime disruptions. Reports mention financial figures around 500000 and references to government actions and population movement as authorities anticipate broader impacts.
Italian Malcontents Rally at Consulate Under Siege
In ENOA on June 25 a hostile mob attacked the Russian czar’s consulate, shouting Down with the clay as windows were smashed. Police dispersed the crowd and restored order after the unrest at the consulate.
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Ion
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Electric car leaves track injuring fourteen in Chicago
An electric car on the North Shore railway near Grove street derailed while taking a curve, striking a pole and wrecking the front section. Fourteen people were injured, three seriously, as passengers were thrown to the pavement. the car ran onto the sidewalk before stopping.
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Chicago
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Chicago University Gifts $100000 to Fine Arts Academy
Announcement from Chicago on June 25 notes the University of Chicago donates 100000 dollars toward the American Academy of the Arts endowment fund totaling 3 million dollars in Rowe financing the arts program.
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Harvest Exposes Danger in Detroit Casualty Report
In Detroit a dynamite cane exploded in the hands of a ten year old, injuring five people. The boy suffered severe injuries to his left leg, while Walter Jociszewski will lose an eye. Three others sustained minor injuries as a result of the blast during a local festivity.
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Detroit
Mik
Paulszyenki
Walter Jocisowski
Franco German Crisis Signals New Allied Conference
A Sunday conference signals a serious phase in Franco German relations. British officials and the Brussels Gazette note struggle over responsibility for wartime actions and discuss potential Allied mediation.
Paris Await German Reply On Moroccan Talks
Paris reports speculative talk that German envoy Radolin may not interview before Berlin replies, with Berlin’s statement awaited on Moroccan affairs. French Premier Rou vier and officials press patience while Paris analyzes whether Germany would accept a two‑part discussion on coast trading and frontiers under Madrid convention. Public anxiety remains high as diplomacy continues.
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Concession Granted for Port at Azerud on Algerian Frontier
The Tangier correspondent of the Daily Chronicle reports the sultan of Morocco has granted a German company a concession for a port at Azerud, located at the mouth of the Wadbering river on the Algerian frontier.
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Daily Chronicle
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Kokomo Youth Drowns in Gravel Pit Bathing
Clarente McLain an eighteen year old who drowned while bathing in a gravel pit in Kokomo Indiana. Fire department recovered the body after about an hour of effort.
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Wis
Pool Selling At Race Meeting In Indianapolis
Executive intervention aims to curb liquor sales at the fair grounds during a contravention meeting. Governor Fetuly letters Mayor Holtman urging action, Sheriff Sourbier consulted on sending deputies if needed. Holtzman declines direct interference, pointing enforcement to Marion County sheriff.
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Holtzman
Abe Imirdan
Two fingers amputated in Goshen incident
In Goshen Indiana, a man identified as Charles Mivh reportedly amputated two fingers in an accident. Details are sparse but the event is noted in a local notice with brief facts and no further names or outcomes provided.
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Ind
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J. A. Stapy
Paris Banker Ends Life After Heavy Losses
A Paris banker Georges Toci amex, known as Jung, fails and commits suicide after heavy recent losses totaling around $2,900. The case reflects the fatal impact of financial ruin and the grim toll on individuals connected to a wider economic strain reported by Success Magazine.
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Jung
Georges Tociamex
Ted
Colorado Woman Causes Fatal Harm to Four Children
Grand Term Conn June 24. Mrs Watt C. Grere struck and fatally hurt her four children and attempted to take her own life today. The woman is in a hospital in critical condition awaiting further reports.
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Mre
Watt C. Grere
Serious race riot reported in Lawrenceville Minnesota
Riot claims surface from a June 25 event in Lawrenceville Minnesota. The report mentions violent clashes, bullets fired, and a chaotic carnival scene with a crowd dispersing amid injuries and arrests. Names and precise details are garbled in the text but imply a large, dangerous confrontation involving White and other groups.
Baccalaureate Address to Harvard Graduates
A garbled Harvard address delivered to the senior class in Woolsey Hall. The text, though corrupted, centers on the ceremonious speech and references Yale and President Hadley, reflecting early 20th century university traditions and rhetoric. Strong entities include Harvard University, Yale, Woolsey Hall, and President Hadley, with implied timing and academic context.
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Storm on the Lake Claims Muskegon Lives
A Muskegon wreck report details the schooner Lydia torn from its moorings during a lake storm. Eight men were aboard. seven were rescued and one died. Boat builder Gil here Mea aided by a Timbers crew to release the vessel, while a 108 crew helped attempt rescues.
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Muskegon
Arrested for Murder in Marion Under Sheriff’s Secrecy
Marion reports the arrest of Tul Nue Mitchell, 24, inFrankfork and transport to Marion this evening on murder charges in the Ervin case. Sheriff Mills withholds evidence details while investigations continue.
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Local Ghat Report and church farewell at Avilla
Local scene at C. J. Lamont station agent eventful day as a rescue occurs near Port Wayne when a young woman falls from a boat. Very Rev J H Bathe leaves Avilla Cathedral after farewell sermon as Rev J W Allen begins Trust night tent meetings at Fourth and Barthold Streets drawing large crowds and repeat attendance.
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City Packard Band Concert at Library Hall
City Packard Band performs Monday night at Library Hall alongside the St. Vincent Orphans' Fair. The event lists assorted goods from local shops and includes items from Rodenbeck in Lau Block at Catnono Street.
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Scottish Rite Masons Fort Wayne Lodge Meeting Notice
Members of Fort Wayne Lodge of Scottish Rite Masons are requested to meet at lodge rooms on Monday afternoon at 1 30 for the funeral of Hire Joan Dalmen. A full attendance is desired. By order WH. GEAKe Tt. PB. G. M. CHAS. &, READ, Secy. Jowensl Gaze the Want Ads bring results. Té has been proven iste and again. Try them.
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Electric engines enter England for Metropolitan rail use
The London Metropolitan Railway plans to deploy Westinghouse electric locomotives for freight and passenger traffic. Machines will haul trains between London and points like Aylesbury and will operate on the Inner Circle underground. Each locomotive features four 10 horsepower motors and smaller stators for terminal clearance. Additional electric traction equipment is being supplied for other British and foreign projects, including lighting generators and power stations.
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Electric power plant project in New Zealand area details
A report notes a Westinghouse representation in the Amalipodes for a large electric power facility. A coal strike has been secured to support construction of a substantial spawner plant at Murack, described as among the largest in New Zealand.
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Westinghouse
United States Steel plans large scale exports and expansion
A United States Steel Corp official states the company will soon turn out more than 17 million tons annually if needed and foresees exports possibly surpassing 1,000,000 tons this year. He notes anticipated growth despite rising material costs and ongoing competition in world trade as the firm expands its foreign participation.
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Untitled fragment hints at production timeline and naming
A fragment suggests a claim that output could be produced in twelve months, mentioningflow related terms and names in a garbled way. The text references Lonaze and CGU in a context implying project duration constraints, but the precise entities remain unclear and require source clarification.
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Oscar
Railroad man guilty of theft sentenced to prison
A railroad worker pleaded guilty to theft and was sentenced to from one to three years in the penitentiary. Police found brushes, tools, water tanks, brooms, cushions, sand, bicycles, polish, and many other articles at McGuirk's home related to the crime.
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Meatapany
Syolen
McGuirk
Blue Law Enforced in Austin Texas Causes City Shutdown
In Austin Texas a rigid blue law kept fountains shut from midnight to midnight and halted shoe shines and cigar sales. Barbers closed and theater doors stayed shut as city managers opened wide gates to all. Gandruds left the city by local trains to play outside the limits.
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President Alexander Improving After Grave Condition
At a June news briefing from the home of Alexander, former president of the Kustable Assurance Society, it was announced he is getting along nicely after a period described as grave. Further details on his condition were not disclosed.
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