Fatal shipwreck narrative from a distant river voyage
Survivors recount a disaster on a Mississippi river crossing with fourteen dead and about fifty aboard a 160 foot government vessel. Names like Walter G. Rickpatriot and H Norcross appear among missing and injured, while Captain Ten. Wibiowt and engineers from the Army Corps are cited amid chaotic scenes as the craft struck and capsized, with efforts to preserve life described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Idebly
Walter G
AL Gardner
Engineer Corps
Twalted
States Army
Memphis
E. H. A ‘Pal
Wibiowt
Bpiit
Fragmentary note on president Coolidge policy stance
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled line referencing Coolidge and national stance. No clear events, dates, or named entities other than the president, making precise summary impractical.
Budget Cut Prompts Reductions in Federal Expenditures
President Coolidge pushes for economy with a plan to trim the annual budget substantially. Officials project total estimates near 8 billion dollars for the next Congress, with current year outlays around 3.207 billion excluding certain offices. Treasury expects a possible 100 million surplus and outlines tax-cut possibilities linked to future receipts and war debt retirements.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Test Office
Treasury
Mellon
Women Burn Pacifist Pamphlets in Washington Rally
Officers of the International Council of Women burned pacifist literature at an event in Washington. The destroyed pamphlets urged immediate disarmament and nonresistance, including prohibiting arms spending. One pamphlet by Mrs. Henry Villard of New York was among those destroyed. the action occurred during a Women's Peace union ballot in New York, not affiliated with the international council.
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Washington
International Council of Women
Algo Mude
Henry Villard
New York
Woman's
Pence “Union
The
International
Connell
Butler Aims Hawaii as World’s Strongest Military Outpost
Washington verifications suggest Hawaii to become the strongest military outpost. Butler of the House naval committee endorses Pearl Harbor reprognable with extended legislation. Mrs Butler arranges with Secretary Wilbur for Annapolis cadets to depart June 4 on the transport Henderson for a scouting voyage to the islands.
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Butler
Hawaii
Washington
Hawaiian Islands
Chaireman Butter
Wouse
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Wilbur
Ita Menibere
Annapolis
Henderson
Jalanda
Ex Husband Reweds Woman Amid Confusing Report
An unclear notice describes a remarriage involving an ex-husband and his former wife with mixed names and places. The details appear garbled, mentioning a governor’s daughter and a Curtis household in Minnesota and New York, with the ceremony reportedly at a home on a street in Birtystiched.
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Rewing
Gary Sees Good Times For U S
Chicago report of United States Steel chairman Mr Gary noting strong, healthy conditions across mills and plants. He says steel is a reliable business barometer, expects continued strength, but cites high taxes and building costs as near term pressures. Gary, in Chicago for Northwestern university event, praised overall optimism.
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Chienago
Gary Siga
Boulnesang
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Chicago
Northwestern University
Birmingham
Ala
Capnell
Basier
Ptato Ona Ecal
Garyon
The
Steel Corporation
Antitrust Suit Filed Against Ford for 12 Million
W. J. Miller, state revenue agent, sues Ford Motor Co alleging criminal conspiracy to violate state antitrust laws. The suit seeks to attach Ford funds in banks to guarantee penalties and alleges an agreement with district distributors and a Mississippi dealer fixing resale prices and forcing dealers to sell at pegged prices.
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Jackson
Auss
Ford Motor Company
W. J. Miller
Sai
Ford Comspany
Blur City Motor Company
Natches
Misa
Ford
Major General Bandholtz Dies at Home in Michigan
Maj. Gen. Barry H. Bandholtz, U S Army, veteran of World War I and longtime Philippines service, died at his Constantine Michigan home from heart disease. Born 1864, he graduated from West Point in 1890, served in the Philippines 18 years, and was provost marshal general in World War I before retiring two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Rivers
Mich
Barry H. Bandholtz
United States
Alley
Tle
Constantine
Bandholtz
West Point
Amy
Philippines
France
Bulgarian King May Spare: Plot in Sofia Outrage
Unclear fragments claim Bulgaria faces outrages and death sentences in Sofia with a possible royal pardon. Source text is garbled and incomplete, making precise details uncertain.
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Sofia
Miners Battle for Peaceful Means Amid United Mine Protests
Reported clashes at a United Mine protest show miners pursuing peaceful methods to pressure for better conditions. Organizers emphasize nonviolent action while authorities seek order as demonstrations continue.
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Ae Meera
Brunel Minister Magn Leads Tangled Wnt Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political or religious figure titled Minister Magn in a Brunel context. The readable bits mention Wnt and Q, suggesting a transcription error or garbled names. No clear event, date, or location emerges.
Market quotations by U S government weekly May ending
Market notes from Washington show week ending May with live stock prices for chicpwo hog origon top at 12.10 and bulk 11.80, calves 7.00, and various dairy, fruit, and grain prices across Chicago Minneapolis St Louis and New York. Quotes include No 1 hard winter wheat Chicago 1.88, corn mixed prices, and Klondike strawberries reported in North Carolina and Virginia markets.
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Washington
Ida Spaulding
Rowe
North Carolina
New York
Lentesaco
Arkansas
Cincinnati
Gorn
Minieapolis
Fred Winder
St Loule
Kanaaa City
Chicago
Su Louis
Kansan City
Kanda City
Minneapola
St. Louid
Transan City
Macordadler
Philateimin
Boston
Ise
Pricas
Wisconsin
Peimery Eheess
Young Americaon
Zier Lapxhuryd
Sauere
Canada Refuses Action on Great Lakes Armed Craft
Ottawa announces Canada will not act to stop a U S dry fleet on the Great Lakes amid tensions over armed vessels. Crown attorney John I Reid says Washington lacks authority to enforce moral or regulatory limits beyond its jurisdiction.
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Canada
Ottawa
United States
Great Lakes
Wuktiington
John I. Reid
Wheeler's Oil Client Guilty of Fraud in Great Plains Case
In a federal trial, Wheeler's Oil client was found guilty of fraud. The defendant, connected to the Kelgin-Survivat field and linked to a campaign event for Senator TK Wheeler, received a sentence and fines. The court also sentenced another party to prison and imposed a $1,000 fine.
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Wheeler
Mont
Bourquina Gyo
Florida Moves to Bar Eel Laborers in State
A legislative resolution aims to exclude certain workers from state jobs and public projects. The measure references racial or ethnic laborers and seeks to limit participation, while a related provision affects a business owner linked to the policy.
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Florida
Tythhuasey
Topunase. Com
Ministerial Appointment for Finland In Washington
The named minister to Finland in Washington is John 8 Stetion son of Phiddelpain, reportedly appointed to the post. He will assume duties as the current minister is relieved and scheduled to depart for Tah Caey.
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Finland
Washington
John
Phiddelpain
Iowa State News Highlights Rural Growth and Infrastructure
Local Iowa items report the Linwood project lease valued at 100000, hospital expansion at Blowcity, a new 500 watt radio station planned for Shenandeal, and the state’s two year spending totaling over 80 million dollars. Officials discuss dairy price shifts, market tests, and university grants while civic groups prepare community observances and economic development efforts.
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Linwiirdon
Luthar
Blowxity
Spealer
Choroken
Stinet
Vow
Ed MA
Shenandeal
Towa G. A
Iowa City
Gall Cnurac
A. Ly
Woolly
Cunsima
Dod Molnesling
Winmitty
Guilin
Provikia
Avery Boy
Sioux City
Cal Wiscongin
Cape Girardean
Legehara
Athels
Kansas
Wisconsin
Iowa
Mievour
N.C. Clark
Chile
Love Department of Agricultura
Mutterlet
Waetington
D. C
Martin &. Nordberg
Meche
Ames College
Calitarua Institute of Technology
Pusailena
Maenhora
Young People's Council
Polit County Sunday School Association
Reginn Suniay
Ethte College
Pullen Company
International Livestock Axpoul
Redhead
Twa Maigia
Ahltyniith
Lowe
Forentey Regiente
Cfvil Wer
Wayne Ceme
Salvation Army of
Duvonport
WW Hagid
Ila Amoune
Legiklsture
Fodarah
Discuselon
Lig Panty Itl Howe
Gener Nalemily
Htuia
Aiate Board of Cunention
Davenshort
Maytag
Oftlclala
Newton Innonneai
J. Y. Mabank
Hdarlows
Washington
Inala
State Board of Central Hug
Speth
Glenwood
Woodward
Becauue
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Antti 'Tulenheimo
Antil Tutentielmo
Twiniand
U. S
Ori
Thomas J. Preston
Grover Cleveland
America
J. J. Newberry
Detroit
U.S
Iowa State News
Pth
Monarch
Byrne
Anerlurun
Hata
Beenons
New University Bulldtines
SAAN
Heli Bniyt
Johannerleg
Saudi
Atriedt
Pullahon
Yvarn
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Quto Feheed Company
Elcott Firat Arne Dito, A. 1
MenaMotor
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