Unclear OCR fragment on Chinese naval incident and executions
Fragmentary report describes naval movements near China, mentions marines aboard ships, and references dispatches about General Kuo and a grave punishment. The text is garbled with missing names and unclear actions, making precise events and dates vague.
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Preble
Toh Fricht
Tolin DB
Por
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JOA
Kuo
Cuank Tao-Lin
Inv
Digiyife
Dnc
Genexe
Miners and Operators Open Talks on Peace Plan
Leaders from Ming Workers and mine operators show willingness to meet in Sergutos to discuss a peace plan. Mayor Scranton and Governor Pinchot were informed by telegram and telephone of the readiness to negotiate, with conditions to discuss settlement terms.
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Jol Li Lawis
Ming Workers
J’ Scranton
Sergutosceipt
Lewis
Tn- 8
Childman
Swata Committee
Chicago Daily News Sale Unclear Ownership Transfer
A fragmentary report indicates the Chicago Daily News faces a sale or control transfer involving Walter A and executor T. Lawson with long affiliation to the paper. Details are obscured, including exact buyers, trust, and official announcement timing.
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Chicago Daily News Pany
Will T.lawson
Walter A
Wi Daily News
Onéanatina
Not On! Eat
Fragmentary note on attire and timing from Opie fur inquiry
A garbled OCR fragment mentions attire and timing related to Opie fur inquiry. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event, preventing a fuller headline or summary.
Ten Die In Auto Crashes With Trains Across U S
A series of fatal crashes reports ten people dead after automobiles were struck by trains near Wiener Nebraska Scottsburg Indiana Columbus Ohio and Vernon California. Victims include Fred von Segeern and family and three hunters John MewWilllame Curt Burch and Ward Burch plus Martha Brown Weber Eva and Vernon Bishop siblings.
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Wiener
Neb
Fred von Segeern
Guetave
Louren
Aban
Chicago and Northwestern
Buttarfield
Lere
Fred, Jr
Scottsburg
Ind
John MewWilllame
Curt Burch
Ward Burch
Columbesg
Ohio
Reindgea
Martha Brown
Weber
Columbus
Eva
yVidong
Cat—Vernon Bishop
Fresno
Lloyd
Los Angeles
Seven scientists to receive medals from geographic society
Announcement lists seven scientists awarded medals by the American Geographical Society under director Isaiah Bowman. Recipients include Harvey Hayes of the navy, Pedro Sanches, Lucien Gallois, and others for contributions to ocean measurement, geography history, and topography.
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Geographic Society
New York
American Geographic Society
Isaiah Bowman
Ralvan
Harvey
Hayes
Navy
Tegoareh
Philadelphia
Pedro ‘Sanches
Lucien Gallota
University of Paris
Hayae Cya
RICHES FOR KINDNESS Story of a benefit and charity efforts
The item describes a long ago fundraising effort for a city resident, noting contributions totaling around ten thousand dollars. It mentions a local organizer in Worcester and a benefactor from Nevada, detailing a plan to support a cottage associated with Proster for a four week period without pay.
John Looney Guilty of Murder in 14 Year Sentence
Galesburg reports John P. Looney found guilty of murdering W. H. Gabel in Rock Island. Jury verdict rendered after hours of deliberation. Looney to serve fourteen years in state penitentiary. Defence plans appeal. state hints at further evidence in a vice case connections to the defendant.
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WaApiper
Rock Laland
Urwut Hambiin
R. Woeson
Poorin
Tf Am
Supreme Court
Wasson
Rock Island
Gabe
Cution
Gabel
Federal
Ballviony
Looney
Vice Ring
Newport Society Woman Dies From Auto Injuries
Mrs Grosvenor, 31, widow of Grosvenor, of Newport and New York, died from injuries after an automobile accident in Detroit suburb. She had previously suffered a spinal injury in May 1908 when a runaway horse struck her wagon near Newport.
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Newport Society
Detroit
Mich
Nmra
Stohert
Grosvesnor
New York
Newport
Aertelly Frost
Chicago
Grosvenor
Ulster
Joseph It
Fenver
Crivae Volote
Albert C
Ayer
Abra
Albert G. Verost
Nawport
Pure Milk Law Passed by Chicago City Council
Chicago city council approves a Pure Milk law requiring every milk shipper to hold a county or federal veterinary certificate confirming herd health. The ordinance, effective April 1, aims to prevent tuberculosis testing gaps by ending blanket testing and mandating certification from authorized veterinarians.
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Chicago
Cometan
Guy Cough Dale
Ordiningy
Tneure
Fred Nilit
J. Eltnar
Automobiles Registered Surpass Twenty Million in 1925
New figures show over 20,200,000 motor vehicles registered nationwide in 1925 with 17,068,400 powered by gasoline. The year also saw more than 1,000,000 cars scrapped, and vehicle counts by state include Ohio 1,400,000, Pennsylvania 167,000, and Illinois 1,206,000 amid continuing market growth.
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New York
Tia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ulinuly
Ship laws violation leads to heavy fines in Boston case
A $25,000 fine was imposed for breaching ship regulations. Lamport and Toltine were fined $20,000 for transporting 600 members of the Ul admissionic Dike to Boston in violation of coastwise laws. The group reportedly landed there during a convention four years ago.
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Bouton
Ttt Lamport
Toltine
Uul+ adoliphic Dike
Boston
Iowa
Mikes
Fiere
Unclear personnel notice involving Col Boyce Thompson
Fragmentary OCR text references Col Boyce W Thompson and a New York office with mentions of copper mining and a London contact. Details are garbled. no coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
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Boyce W. Thompson
York.Inc
Ly Foyend
Willian Boyes
Annie Miney
New York
Mnompton Ta
London
Claims settlement report from U S British talks adjournment
The Department announced that talks between the United States and Britain on claims settlement have adjourned. Details on the scope and next steps were not disclosed, but officials indicated work will continue toward a formal accord on compensation and remedies.
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Washington
Teibynal
Clalnys
Byte
Lady Citt'zod Wed Amid Odd Ordained Union
A unusual union in Okeron unfolds as Rayolatok and the couple formalize their bond amid ceremonial rites. Leaders and guests from nearby realms witness the spectacle, marking a new alliance through this wedding.
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Ful Auinguneemoent
Indy
Okeron
I Pitta
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