Lloyd George Presses Ireland Peace While Warns Of Delay
British premier Lloyd George urged continued negotiations with Eamon de Valera but warned prolonged talks could wreck the truce. London papers largely supported his stance, urging Sinn Fein to accept union under fair terms and warning against separation as civil war looms.
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Mondon
Ireland
Dublin
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Morning Post
Sinn Fein
Union
de Valera
London Times
Fein
Bermsey
England
Bramier
Felf
Scotland
Wales
Am I reading the fragment correctly in this prompt
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment mentioning a hearing impairment and a relative, but lacks clear event details or identifiable names, places, or dates to form a concrete news card with a coherent main action or outcome.
British India Situation Grows Grave Amid unrest
London reports indicate severe conditions in disturbed districts south of Calcutta with mobs clashing police in Tirur and Leinster platoon dispersing rioters by machine gun fire. Looting continues in Bombay as a Moplah riot officer is murdered and a European named Eaton is beheaded at Pullengode estate. Malabar district declared a military area as government vows action against key agitators.
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London
Calcut
India Office
Madras
Tirur
Leinster
Canopus
Calut
Bombay
British India
Associated Press
India
Special Reserve Police
Moplah
Pullengode
Eaton
Prena
Malabar
Edward Spencer Montiugue
Despondency Over Wife Triggers Man's Death Act
Mohall North Dakota August 27 despondency after divorce and quarrels with his wife led coroner's jury to find Ole Swanson age 40 a farmer east of Mohall responsible for his own death. A pistol was found near the body and the former wife had returned for belongings a few days earlier.
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Herald
Mohall
N. D
Ole Swangon
Farmer
Swanson
Ife
Bound Over In Swindle Ring Case With Davis Arrested
Davis and eight others were bound over on bonds of 25000 to stand federal trial in Chicago on charges linked to a swindle ring led by Charles W French. The group, including Hawken and Gerber, faced arraignment as investigators note 10 million dollars in notes tied to Cleveland based Ideal Tire and Rubber. Davis, a 76 year old Canton / Cleveland manufacturer, was arrested on charges of defrauding with forged notes. he claimed vindication and denied involvement.
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Chicago
Charles W. French
John 8. Banken
Cleveland
Ideal Tire and Rubber Company
French
Charles W. Hawken
Elmer Gerber
Charles K.strobel
United States
Glass
Davis
Milwaukee
Wes
Ciaco
Farmer Wil Receives Over $3,000 Prairie Dogs Bounty
A garbled clipping notes a farmer named Wil receiving a sizable bounty over three thousand dollars related to prairie dogs. The text is incomplete but suggests a campaign or financial incentive tied to pest control in a rural area. Names and places are partially legible, with several garbled words.
One of the longest tennis matches in history.
Boston, Aug 27. The national doubles lawn tennis championship saw a marathon match worthy of record pace as Tilden and Richards, a strong pair, faced east rivals Washburn and another partner after 24 games with a score that counted to 13 01, marking a historic struggle in the tournament.
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Boston
Aig
Tilden and Richards
Pastorions
Wittieres and Washburn
Grimes
Marshal Foch Answers American Call To Visit U S
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Foch arrived at the American embassy in person to confirm his upcoming U S visit. He told Ambassador Herrick he was deeply touched by American echoes and expressed delight at meeting the American Legion and attending their convention in Kansas.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Fochan
Ambassador Herick
Retary
Marshal Foch
Herrick
United States
America
American Legion
Kanunas
Boy Who Falls Sixty Feet Will Recover
Ranborn North Dakota August 27 A 14 year old boy Paul Bradenburg son of Chas Bradenburg fell sixty feet inside a grain elevator The counterweight 180 pounds shot the boy to the top with force The cable upwords broke and caused the fall The boy weighed 78 pounds physicians say he will recover North Dakota weather generally fair with no Sunday heat
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Ranborn
N. D
Paul
Chas
Bradenburg
Physiciana
L | Uft
Formal Inquiry Into Wreck Of Airship Begins
Howden England August 27 By the Associated Press formal investigation of the disaster that wrecked the dirigible ZR-2 Wednesday afternoon and killed more than 40 aboard began today with Sir Hugh Trenchard in charge and American officers present. Public sessions were not planned and findings were expected to be communicated later to the British government. The wreck was being lifted from the Humber at Hull and two more bodies, Albert I Loftin an American mechanic and Flight Sergeant A P Martin a British crew member, were recovered yesterday.
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Howden
England
Associated Prems
Hugh Trenchard
Humber
Hull
Albert I. Loftin
A. P. Martin
Auto Bandits Take 120000 Dollar Safe In Hollywood
Police report auto burglars entered the Hollywood residence of F. L. Mosher and hauled away a 400 pound safe. The safe contained notes bonds silverware and jewelry valued at 120000 dollars according to Mosher's declaration to officers.
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Los Angeles
F. L. Mosher
Hollywood
Mosher
Confessed Leader of Million Dollar Post Office Robbery
New York Aug 27 A confession states William Treffry known as Canada Bill was the leader of the gang that robbed the Toledo central post office and a jewelry store, an alleged $1,000,000 heist attributed by police to him while in jail awaiting trial.
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New York
Toledo
William Treffry
Canada Bill
Triia
Compensation Bureau Sues Bismarck Firm Over Compensation Claim
The state Workmen's Compensation Bureau sues Hughes Electric Company of Bismarck seeking $1,464.76 for compensation due plus costs. Suit filed by the attorney general and Philip Hilcott, pauper member. Albert Lea Minn reports T W Haines of Minneapolis, a conductor on the Minneapolis and St Louis train, was injured when passenger train No 7 struck a broken rail near Bear Lake Mills, 18 miles southwest of here. Wrecking crews remained at work.
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State Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Hughes Electric Company of
Bismarck
Bureau
Jand
Philip Hilcott
Purreau
Trains End Crisis as Marmet Marchers Return Home
A large Marmet march group halts plans and begins return toward Charleston after Keeney urges stop at Mingo county line. The journey ended quietly with families advancing, while Keeney and Bandholtz supervise the dispersal and transport arrangements for the miners and supporters.
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Keeney
Charleston
Sry
Russia faces famine and transport crisis cites official
Moscow dispatch reports Leo Kamanoff head of the famine commission says the crisis is more than feeding districts. He warns the government may need to seize grain from hungry for sowing and outer aid is unreliable. He cites a gap between 270000 tons needed and 162000 available for fall sowing and a lack of locomotives despite box cars to move grain to famine areas.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Leo Kamanoff
Russian Famine Commission
Yeaterda
Thin Fall
M. Kamaneff
Rociet
Prohibition Agents Murdered in Kentucky Moonshine Raid
Paintsville Kentucky August 27 state and county officials awaited further development in the case after two prohibition raiders were killed when a band of moonshiners opened fire as the raiding party moved up Mud Creek. A deputy sheriff and an alleged band member were wounded in the confrontation. Five arrests were made and names including John H Reynolds James Melvin were reported among the wounded and dead.
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Paintsville
Sherif
Mud Creek
Mtille
John. H. Reynolds
James Melvin
What Was Expected To Be Long Court Term Shortened
Superior Wis August 26 The federal district court term closed with jurymen dismissed. The term, once seen as lengthy, was shortened due to postponements of trials of Harley Wis ex-saloonkeepers. Only four men were indicted by the grand jury. petitions to suppress evidence on defective search warrants are under advisement by Judge Claude Z Luse, potentially affecting 67 ex-saloonkeepers nabbed in the December 8 1920 raid.
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Superior
Wis
Federal District Court
Harley
Grand
Claude Z. Luse
Baseball scores and lineups from a busy American League slate
Fragmented OCR shows multiple games with partial line scores and player pairings across the American League. Mentions Washington Cleveland New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Minnesota partials include O Neill Haines Clemons Parrott Carr, Sehang, Oldham, Kruger, Ponder, Farrell, Cadore, Kruger, Gherdel, Clemons, Gowity among others with incomplete inning results and batters.
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Peg
Danl Eireann
Eamohn
Ielanta
John Philip Sousa
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Gas Company
D. Eliott
Seversl
Pubsei Hainelacnala
Ae Saat
PP & Paymastar
Ps Spamsenger
la Harpe
Gilles
Bur- Ungtan
Portal
C. W.french
Charles W
Aes
U.S
Ambassador Herrick
North Dakota
By Morris
Trenchard
Auto Bandits
SPRL
Herald Special Service
Fmth
Tioga
Mantly
Williston
Alifimith
Stanley
Bandholtz
Logan
W. Va
Ang
Tesmon
Marmet
Iegan
Boone County
Madison
W.va
Chesapeake and Ohio
Mingo S County
C.F. Keeney
Charles F
Geoecat Bandholte
Thas & Arpa Ag
American League
Washington
Zachary
Gharrity
Thle
O'Neill
Bowen
Chikares
Walters
National League
Brooklyn
Ponder and
Farrell
Cadore
Kruger
RH. E
Haines and
Clemons
Watson
Scott Ane O'Neill
Rieiabiaeah
New Yorkk
Carlson
Sseaith
Necht and
Smith
Gtneinsatiat
Philadelphia
Denshue and
Wingo Meatows
Fieming
Gherdel
Ceschger
Gowity
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