Lloyd George Egg Attack Marks Welcome Parade
Former British prime minister Lloyd George arrived in New York amid strong welcome by crowds and a police escort. A group opposing Ireland's woes hurled eggs at him outside a theater, prompting clashes with police and arrests as the party proceeded to City Hall and beyond.
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Association For Recognition of the Irish Republic
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Duty Opposed by President Coolidge on Wheat Policy
Fragmentary OCR suggests discussions of President Coolidge opposing or recommending changes to wheat policy. Text is garbled but indicates a debate over a duty or tax and potential increases. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Igher
Coolidgaington
Germany credited with reparation payments figure
A historic report states Germany is credited with 2 050 000 000 in reparation payments, including 1 900 000 000 in gold marks and 280 000 000 in merchandise, with the remainder in shipping and cables, noting the Sarre Valley context.
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Germany
Sarre Valley
Unclear OCR Item on Armour and Europe Visit
Fragmentary OCR text混 with garbled phrases mentions Armour and Europe travel. No clear event, date, or entities to verify. Summary reflects unreadable source content without factual detail.
An0 synagogue panic kills several people
A chaotic incident at a synagogue left multiple persons dead and others injured amid a panic, with investigators mobilizing to determine the cause and scope of the tragedy. Authorities urged calm as emergency services responded to the scene.
German cabinet resigns as Stresemann forms new rule
Berlin reports the cabinet resigns at 11 30 with Stresemann to form a new government. The policy lineup includes seizure of economic values price control increased production and dropping the eight hour day. Socialists resist abandoning eight hour workday while Ebert leans toward preserving parliamentary government.
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Ebert
Herr Stresemann
Griider
Bavaria
Herr Ebert
Ambassadors Harvey and Child to Quit Posts
State department announced that ambassadors Harvey and Child will resign soon. Harvey will quit his post in London and Child, after arriving in the United States, will not return to Rome. Officials said they were not asked to resign and cited personal reasons.
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London Ghout
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Rome
California Man Kills Stranger for Insurance Scheme
A California man, A. A. Kela, wealthy butcher, confessed to Sheriff W. Peeks that he hired a stranger from an employment agency on September 12, killed him, burned the body, and arranged for identification in Kelego to make a widow claim life insurance near $100,000. The crime occurred on his ranch near Left, California.
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Eureka
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A. Kela
W. Peeks
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Mim
Kelego
Kel
Gale Bathes French Coast In Devastating Storm
Severe north to northwesterly winds, at times hurricane force, have battered the French coast for over thirty six hours. The storm has caused many deaths and scattered wreckage across the English Channel and the Atlantic, washing ashore along beaches and exposing wreckage.
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Aix
English Channel
Atlantic
First Bale of Gotten Ginned at Cairo Ceremony
The first bale of gotten cotton was ginned in Cairo on Wednesday with ceremonies attended by city officials and Southern Minnesota agricultural leaders. The cotton, grown near Vine Edge, was presented at the event by department officials in a formal proceed.
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Castro
Tinota
Southern
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Vine Edge
Mussolini says Paris interview cites path to peace
Premier Mussolini, in a Paris interview published Friday, asserts that allied unity and Paris discussions offer the only means to lessen Germany's burden. He emphasizes coordination among Allies as essential to achieving a successful settlement.
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Germany
Mussolini
Labor Leader Attacks Reds At AFL Convention
Frank Houger, secretary of the British Miners Federation, denounces communism at the forty third AFL convention in Portland Ore. He warns Western civilization must guard against an Asiatic mind of Russia influence and urges democracy and liberty for workers while applauding Gompers.
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Frank Houger
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American Federation of Labor
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United Mine Workers of America
Russia
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British Miners’ Union
Samuel Gompers
Denunel
Europe
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Five Die As Street Car Hits Auto South Of Mount Clemens
Five men were instantly killed when their automobile was struck by a Detroit United street car four miles south of Mount Clemens Michigan. The car was knocked about twenty feet. Names include A Shiffman S Levine and A Boker among the dead.
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Detroit United Railway
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A. Boker
Coolidge Demands War Debts Paid by Europe
President Coolidge insists Europe must settle war debts owed to the United States. He opposes cancellation and urges firm compliance in postwar financial affairs, asserting the U.S. should drive fair settlements with Great Britain and others.
Bombard Felons at Bay In Kentucky Prison
Three convicts hunted in the Edyville state penitentiary after fatally wounding a guard and injuring three others. Twenty National Guard men shelled the dining room in a bid to force surrender and end the standoff in Eddyville Kentucky.
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Eddyville
Edyville State Penitentiary
Mberty
National Guard
Cash Corn Hits Dollar Level After Three Years
Cash corn climbs to one dollar per bushel on the board of trade Wednesday, marking the highest price since October 1920. The advance tops spot by about 18 80 cents, with forecasts pegging this year’s crop around 8,000,000,000 bushels amid strong demand and supply concerns.
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Board of Trade
Republic to Be Proclaimed Soon in Turkey
Constantinople reports that after the 1876 reform movement, a new Turkish constitution will proclaim the country a republic. A single legislative chamber, the national assembly, will compose the government.
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Constantinople
Turkey
National Assembly
Hearene Has Phonograph and Talking Machine Featured
A New York phonograph with a $20,000 allowance and a deco rated display includes thirty five wooden angels and chimes. A device to carry sound to gravesides appeared in lower Tastalda Oklahoma. The legislature will reconvene October 17 after a petition by a majority of members led by William Dy McHee of Stevens County.
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Phonograph
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Oklahoma
Solona
Maet
Oklahoma City
Okla
Worth Knowing From A Century Ago Public School Reforms And Oddities
A garbled digest mentions Columbia public schools remodeled after U S patterns and St Bartholomew's hospital London celebrating a centennial. Notes on marine larvae and Atlantic depth, urban transport in China, conscience as jail defense, and juvenile names and manners end with a jumble of unrelated curiosities.
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Columbia
United States
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
London
Atlantic
Hayan Og Ia
All
Torch Spikes Guns On Georgia Destroyer Work
The article notes naval vessels condemned to destruction with a dramatic image of a worker applying a torch to one of the Georgia class guns as a dramatic act of preparation for demolition.
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Ura
Thia
Georgia
Fragmented Tale About Watches and Sleep on Guard
Robert tells a country tale about a boy named Dever and a sailor, hinting that watches would be small. His father asks why and Robert refers to a newspaper story about someone who slept on his watch, implying a cautionary lesson despite the odd phrasing.
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Robert
Pana
Reform and Respect Mark The Beginning Of Change
Fragmentary OCR note references a reformer and broad respect for reform efforts. The passage hints at collective encouragement for reform and a general sense of renewal without specific names, dates, places, or events.
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