Bulgarian capital reels after cathedral outrage and martial law
Reports from Sofia describe a deadly cathedral disaster linked to a broader anti communist purge. The government declares martial law, curfews, and summons police chiefs and prison directors as refugees cross borders seeking safety amid accusations of Soviet and Bolshevist influence.
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Hilgarias
POS
Germany
Popatt
Bala
Moscow
Sofia
Boris
BBG
Arian Communista
addl-Zanko
Zacibrod Disyc
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Britain
Bulgaria
Austria
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Gas Utility Construction
Fragmented OCR text references costs and a "gult" claim related to the On 'efit construction diag. The readable bits mention 000 and 000 figures and a mora 000 context, with unclear attribution or entities. Further readable context is needed to identify persons, organizations, or places for a fuller summary.
Fragmentary OCR Note Names Contested Fate Mentioned
A garbled OCR line references Stewart and a contested fate involving a marshal and an Ayat but the text is unreadable and incomplete. No clear event or entities beyond scattered proper nouns can be determined from the fragment.
U S Fleet Heads Toward Hawaii for Massive Pacific Exercise
The steamship Seattle carries Admiral Robert B Coonts and Maj Gen John Z Utz as senior umpires for a large scale Pacific naval air and land maneuvers. The fleet, commanded by Admiral S B Robison, sails from San Francisco to Hawaii for the war game expected to be the most extensive in the Pacific.
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San Francisco
United States
Seattle
Hawaii
Wetera
Hieleland
Pacific
Robert Boontz
Wenmdas
Navy
War Departments
Wiliam H. Stantey
War Plans Division
Joint
Army and Navy Board
Leroy Eltinge
Nastarant
Était
Grand Feet
Bay
S. 8
Robison
John Singer Sargent Dies Noted Portrait Painter
London he died suddenly at his Chelsea home after a stroke. Born in Florence, Italy, in 1850, he was the son of Boston physician Dr. Petrus Sargent. He spent most of his life in European capitals and kept only brief returns to the United States. One of his best known portraits is Theodora Roosevelt.
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London
Ohn Sargent
Chelsea
Dines
Theodora Roosevelt
Bancroft Burns Incense at Shrine in Shimoda Japan
An official ceremony in Shimoda commemorates the landing that opened Japan to world commerce. The event marks the anniversary of Commodore Perry's arrival, with Bancroft and Burns Incense at a Buddha shrine as part of the observance.
State Starts War in Illinois and UK Conflicts
A fragmented report cites clashes or tensions involving Illinois and the United Kingdom. The text mentions wolves, weather, and spring, with unclear timing and participants, but highlights international or cross-regional conflict context. The readable lines point to escalating hostilities or dispute moments amid a broader geopolitical or domestic security frame.
Woman Admits Poisoning Three Children in Crown Point
Anne Cunningham, 49, confessed in Crown Point to killing three of her five children with arsenic and poisoning her surviving son David. Speaking calmly before her 17 year old daughter Mane, she recounted the killings with chilling detail and claimed others died by natural causes.
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Mia
Anne Cunningham
David
Columbus’ Memorial Hospital
Willy
Anna Cunningham
Sone
Tallowa
Mae
Polson
Harry
Nsuthite
Teabette
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Acta
Isaballe
Harey
Poleon
Little Walter
Walter
Geo
Elie
Ele
Shea
Cheona
Mie
Dad
Field Maeso
Doctor Watts
Alck
Olghe
U S Selected for Home of World Radio League
The United States is tapped as the home for the World Radio League offices and the Paris congress seeks harmonized standards for radio ordination. Hartford offices of Amertview Relay League coordinate with international amateurs while a cross country committee urges government action to extend authors rights protections to radio transmission equipment and literature.
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U. S
World Radio League
Paris
Oost Ivorld Congress of “Herendse
Ented
Union of Amateurs of
Aockted
India Oflces
Aimervienn
Traffic deaths in U S rise, 26 thousand killed in year
Department of Commerce figures show traffic fatalities near twenty six thousand with ten thousand children among the dead. The report cites damage estimates from seven hundred thousand to one billion dollars and notes a nationwide safety campaign directed by Secretary Hoover this summer.
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U. S
Agi Property
Heeldentaldet
Department of Commerce Ogures
Tia
Cuban Congress Proclaims New Cuban Leaders
Cuban Congress proclaims Machadom as president and Curtos as vice president at a joint session of the senate and house of representatives. They will assume office May 20. General Ipoch Si Crowder, the American ambassador, attended the session.
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Cuban Congress
Machadom
Havann
Gerardy Machaiom
Curtos’ de la Hoan
Republic ‘of
Cuba
Sanate
House of Representatives
Ipoch ‘Si
Crowder
America
Adbresador
Seaaion
Bull' Bringé: A S A I0 000 to Prince Aggla of Beryl
A fragmentary notice reports an amount of I0 000 pledged or paid to Prince Aggla of Beryl Pedlutaed, with unclear context or recipients, in a historical local record.
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Prince Aggla of
Beryl
Market Quotations by U S Government
Washington for the week ending April 11 shows live stock prices in Chicago with Picom at 10.26 and bulk at 13.20, with various grades and values for cattle, calves, and feeders. Dairy, fruits, vegetables, and grains follow with closing prices and regional notes for butter, cheese, potatoes, onions, carrots, and corn, including quotes for No 1 and No 3 wheat and corn across Chicago St Louis Minneapolis and other markets.
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Washington
Chicago
Picom
New York
Philadelphia
Winconsin
Pittsburgh
Uyern
U. & Nod
Middle West
Louis
Flas
Minneapolis
St. Louie
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Chicawa
Min- Beppelia Wee
AL Louls
Bandits Rob Express Guard and Flee With Cash
Four bandits hijacked an express guard taking about ten thousand dollars from a bank truck loaded near Rock Inland rally. A guard was shot as bandits fled in a nearby street, escaping with roughly 310,000 in currency before speeding away. Local authorities pursue leads and review surveillance.
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Chicago
Autlon
Blue Blind
Lhe Mitneis Merctanis’ Weast
Caimuiercdiat Huticth
George TM
Presley
France forms its financial war cabinet initial posts
A fragmented report notes the creation of France s Financial War Cabinet with key posts. Premier and War Secretary Paul Palhleye leads along with Foreign Affairs Minister Aristide Briand and States Minister Joseph Callintx among the principal ministries.
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Parla
France
Holly
Inkdbighe
Revenia
Paul Palhleye
Minilater
Aristide Briands Minlater
Staunes
Joseph Callintx
Lukemian to Succeed Borglum at Mountain
Augustus Lukeman of New York has been employed as sculptor for the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial project. The executive committee denounced the appointment and says Lukeman replaces Gut von Horgliwn, who was discharged. Lukeman is a native of Hemdonsd, Vermont, and currently in New York City.
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Atlanta
Augustus Lukeman
New York
Ktone Mountain Confederate Memorial
Lero
Gut. von Horgliwn
Alt
Lolenan Ib
New York City
Young Coolidge Seeks Training Permission At Fort Devens
President's son Bosloi John Coolidge requests permission from Maj. Gen. A W Brewster to attend a cit izena trial log camp at Fort Devens in August, outlining his aim to train under command of the First Corps.
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Young Coolidge
Bosloi
John Coolidge
Firat Corps
Wren
Citizena’ Tralolog Crup
Canip Devens
Aupuat
John H Springer Ries New York.
Fragmentary notice from a New York connection names John H Springer Ries and Dotti claims a theatrical or literary link. The readable text hints at beginnings and a well known figure Jolin, but specifics and context are unclear.
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John H. Springer Ries
New York
Jolin
Her
Fo Yie
Dotti Anetlon
Iowa State News May 17thly Arvar day in town
A garbled Iowa year content mentions Cloay Lake resort drawing vacationers, a curfew law at Mount Pleasant Ladies Library, and a new high power radio facility in Des Moines. It notes rabies treatment in Humboldt, pasture plots in Davis county, and Simpson College attendance records. It covers state college and county projects, highway plans, and May meetings.
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Cloay Lake
Four Corners
Globes
Argondie
Battle Ground
Indiana
Mount Pleasant
Sioux City
Charles City
Wear
Dew Moines
Eagle Auto Supply Company
State University
Aser
Utun
Humboldt
Davis County
Iowa County Hs
Agricultural Economics Extension Service
Iowa State College
Simpson College
Teglktrar Roporta
Eurells
Uyo
Frank War Cner
Atyta
Rubuqua
Monroa
Allin
Marabull
Mortieth General Assembly
Pav Aion
Franklin County
London
W. H. Stacy
Med
Town State College
Byéry Garou
Stivy
Alin Ussely
Sguyes
Hoagie
Misa Bath
Migs Anny Drake Paddy
John Wy Pook
Whitch
Wehway Aia
Aca
Stlentivo
Carter's Little Liver Pills Help Perry Cure Bad Breath
New York City resident John A. Perry credits Carter's Little Liver Pills with ending his habitual bad breath and stomach troubles. He urges others afflicted by these conditions to try the remedy, noting rapid relief from digestive discomfort and related symptoms. The advertisement claims the pills relieve constipation headaches and indigestion with mild, gentle action and no harsh aftereffects. Distributed through drug stores.
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Carter
John A. Perry
New York City
Explanation Freed-Mit Why Win Adam First Father to Give Him a Chance
A compact note discusses granting Adam a brief chance to speak, suggesting a sentiment that a father figure or mentor should allow him to say a word or two. The author preserves a press-style cadence with restrained, single-idea focus.
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Mit
Adam
Lonsdon Ausivers
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