General strike supports Polish revolt across nation
Warraaw Libor declares a general strike to aid Gen. Pilsudski's insurrection as troops desert loyalists and Warsaw falls under Pilsudski control. President Wojciechowski and officials occupy Belvedere Palace while Pilsudski promises safety if neutrality is kept. Posen hosts exiled Witos who denounces Pilsudski as outlaw. Debates over government power, elections, and reforms unfold amid fighting and rail and transport aid for Pilsudski’s forces along the Vistula.
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Libor
Joseph Pilsudski
Lode
Elt
noUunel Officara
Pileydski
Warsaw
Hays
Stanislaw Wojciechowsky
Belvedéeré Palace
Thin Point
Pileudsti
Witos
Posen
Pilaudaski
Saiety
Pilsudski
J Sudslel
Knolla
Lodz
Darowski
Pilsudaki
Bosea
Vistula
Pilaudaki
Washington news briefs on budget cuts and legislation
Partial transcription shows scattered notes on army budget reductions, a cave national park bill moving to the house, agriculture measures, and a president’s signing of an appropriation. Other fragments reference Coolidge, a Mexico disease issue, and a Adirondack estate.
King Political Leader Dies in Connecticut
Fragmented OCR text suggests a political leader in Connecticut, with mentions of Bridgeport and charges of conspiracy. The garbled material references national movement ties and a figure named General Harry Daugh with unclear connections and missing details.
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Connecticut
York
Klay
Bridgeport
Conn
Fox Orney
Harry’ Daugh
Still Bi 71 Kelle Five Pa Bive Young
A garbled OCR note from a Pennsylvania page mentions a group or event titled Still Bi 71 Kelle Five. The readable fragments reference a local crew or season with possible youth connections and vague timings. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes emerge for a full summary.
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Kelle
Bive ‘Young
Senate panel backs amended dry bill amid warnings
The Judiciary Committee voted to recommend passage of the Goff bill with amendments to the federal prohibition act, removing provisions that would let Columbia police extend raids to nearby states and require evidence of liquor use on ships. It also bars warrants for private dwellings in liquor cases and narrows wording on personal consumption. Representative La Guardia publicized a letter to Secretary Mellon noting Pittsburgh brewing activity and alleged law violations tied to Hegewold Brewing.
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District ofColumbia
Judiciary Committee
bEg
Gelaire
Uguor
Casea
la Guardia
Hoc
Treacury Mellon
Mellon
Fitteburgh
Pittsburgh
Bn Guardia'sa
Hegelwood Brewing Company
Funds Allocated for Cattle Tuberculosis Eradication
Washington announces emergency appropriation allocations to states for cattle tuberculosis eradication from a $760,000 fund. Tulare submits $160,000. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Wisconsin receive $100,000 each. Massachusetts $40,000. Kansas $68. remaining $155,000 divided among eleven states. Funds available before May 1 for use and tied to future additional appropriations.
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Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Magaachusetta
Indictments over Beet Grading at Chicago Packlog Co
Federal grand jury returns indictments against Ignats Kota Chicago Packlog Co president for destroying government inspectors beet grading marks at the stock yard exposing possible irregularities. George Parmentey and John Trellly named as stock buyers charged with conspiring to violate the stock yards act of 1907.
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Chi¢ggo
Chicago Packlog Company
Ignats Kota
Agalnet
George Parmentey
John DB. Trellly
Gypsy King Dies in East Springfield Camp
An aging leader of a prominent caravan, Makis.-Bteve John, aged seventy five, died after a long illness at his camp in Red Vorsing near East Springfield. He was known as one of America's greatest figures among Gypsy communities and led a long, influential, though controversial, life in the nomadic culture.
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East Springfield
Makis
John
Peventyefive
America
Hissicamp
Red voRsing
Mrs Ella Hamlin and Mrs Lum in district race clash
Mrs Ella Hamlin and journalist Als Smith are noted in the Second district race. Hamlin denounces her congressional candidacy citing radical platforms attracting national attention. Lum criticizes women entering politics and endorses opposing views on world affairs and waterways development.
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Tila Bushnell Minin
Davenport
Congress
Lum
Tom
United States
League of Nations
World Court
Smith
President announces gummer camp location on Rainbow Lake
In Washington the gummer White Monee will be located on Rainbow Lake near the vile toga of Gabriel4 in the Adirondackd. The President will occupy a camp part of Irwin NR. Kirkwood’s immense estate in the tir, pine and birch Woods.
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St Ju
Washington
Rainbow Lake
N. Yi
Adirondackd
Irwin NR. Kirkwood
Kenwealty
Britain’s plan to end mine dispute in turmoil
A convoluted report outlines Britain's attempt to resolve a miners strike with government concessions and industry subsidies. Key figures include ministers, union leaders, and mine owners as talks stall over wage and shift hour reforms. The piece notes possible subsidies and the potential for a government arbitration decision if no agreement is reached within three weeks.
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Braun
Bing
Teungieck
Meblorattuin
Nation Dad
Iran
Matey
Jota Rongiderithai
Bynes VII
Negallater
Nik Herbere Smith
Minera
Veline
Taldwin
Wyayer Teil
Soviet Engineers to Inspect U S Plants in Canada and U S
Soviet engineers will tour Canada and the United States to study the largest hydroelectric plants from coast to coast. The Doleper project, backed by the Soviet government, plans a massive hydroelectric development with designs for irrigation and power generation, aiming at an ultimate capacity of 455 000 kilowatts.
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Cardinal Dubois
Paws
United States
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Paris
Cardinal Dubola
U. S
Montreal
Quesa Continbalon
Tour
Hydroelectria Ciglyceras
Soylat Union
Doteper
America
Coat
Cnet
Americans Plan to Win Flight Across Atlantic
Americans scheme to cross the Atlantic by air with Newark and New York as launch points. Aimed for a June 20 deadline, proposals include funding and political backing. Delegates and military figures are cited, with U S naval involvement and calls for public support.
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Atlantic
Newark
Biuner
Houston
Htnrk Bs
Wnnin
Monek
Wronede
Fee
Frank Amitchet
Siptes
Banker Sentenced to Three Years in Leavenworth Prison
A former assistant at a national deal office in St Paul was found guilty of embezzlement and ordered to serve a three year term in Leavenworth. The case involved financial misconduct and misuse of funds connected to the Austrian national deal project.
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St. Paul
Mhia
Iranke G
Wetthour
Naatitant
Astiar
Austrin
Min
Weeneed
Sinbeaning Bawgw
Phonic Rulliy
Fulea
Leavenworth
Privun
Des Moines Man Convicted of Bank Robbery in Anola Case
Chirence Eaton of Des Moines Iowa was found guilty of robbing the Anola National pile and received a life sentence to the state prison at Billingswater.
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Ansku
Minn
Chirence Eaton
Des Moines
Iowa
Biillwater
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