Miners Entombed Recovered After Rescue Effort
In Moose River on April 23 1936 Dr Edwin Robertson and Alfred Scadding were pulled from a water filled mine shaft where they had lain since April 12. Under Salvation workers direction the two men were brought to the surface after a tense rescue as others remained underground awaiting escape.
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Moose River
Edwin Robertson
Alfred Scadding
Salvation
YALE
Uh Robertson
Euny Taney
Magia Bods Wing
de T Moebertson
Aden
Stellarian
Mont Mins
World News Gist: Lead actors in global power shifts
incoherent OCR fragment outlines a mix of events: emperor Haile Selassie era plans, Ethiopian frontier reports, Italian and German rearmament hints, French frontier Fortifications, and political maneuverings in Washington. Mentions of a foreign minister Flan, Di Beaks, and Senator Holtagan hint at relief probes and campaign openings.
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Torelen Moose Miser
Rescuera
Andover
Mingra Addin Ababa
Amperor Haile
Biliopiand
Addin Ababa
Army
Tl Duce
Dardenalles
State Cannot Tax Personal Property in Fort Peck Opinion
Montana Attorney General details that the state cannot tax personal property on lands at Fort Peck not purchased for public buildings, due to exclusive federal jurisdiction. The opinion supports continued construction of the Fort Peck dam and clarifies tax limits on lands acquired by the United States for dam purposes.
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Fort Peck
Montana
Tate Pock Dim
Raymond Ragteves
Abelaion
Proms
Valley County
Tonyings
Sanfunn
Valle
Pon Parsons
Corporal Flom
Sven
Coneral Nagle
Mamlion Anthar Ty Murisdhettan TC
Uni United States
Tanda Ft
Tina
Port Peck
Itr
United States
Tha
Pork Peck
Riven
War Department
End of long drought cycle eyed by Weather Bureau
Washington reports the Weather Bureau weighs whether a six year drought cycle has ended while noting severe drought in Oklahoma and western Kansas with little rain in parts of Texas and Colorado. The wet winter across the northern Plains and western regions is cited as potentially shifting climate patterns.
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Weather Bureau
Miperia Today
Oklahoma
Kansay
Waa
St Watremely
Ackahans
Texas
Hevorthelown
Scientiate
Torna
Kansans
Colorado
Girl of 6 Under Roller Escapes with Life in Farm Accident
Mary Keating, six, was crushed under a 2,000 pound roller on a farm near Herr. she was carried under the roller twice, lost consciousness briefly, but survived with no broken bones and expected to recover. Her straw hat imprint was noted on her scalp 24 hours later.
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Kan
Thun
Mary Boating
Phyaldana
Mary
Leo Keating
Herr Fihe Tell
Helena Assay Office Item 15 Eliminated
A partial report from the conference shows item 15 for an Helena Montana assay office is eliminated. The appropriation bill advances after committee review and will be considered further.
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Helena
Revolt of Negus Arames Reported Across Regions
Reports describe a widespread insurrection as Negus Arames forces declare revolt in multiple territories. Power shifts occur with crown prince trusted to govern temporarily while regional leaders reassess defenses and foreign powers weigh intervention.
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Trean
Wasplint
Traian
Moly
Dehn
Loathan
Addie Ania Linpetrot
Halle
Apfa Wosan
le Kihlontan Ring
Dorage
Total Garloadings Show Small Rise in Week Ended
New York April 22 14 The Associated Press reports total freight carloadings for the week ended April 1 rose slightly from the prior week but remained below normal seasonal levels The Landonhead totals estimate 726000 cars for the week versus 632178 the week before and 610005 for the year to date The report notes first 17 reporting roads contributed to the totals and the figures reflect a modest uptick amid ongoing seasonal constraints.
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New York
Georgians Struck by Mags Aysteria in City Hospital Scene
A fragmented report from a Columbus hospital describes a sudden ailment among local residents linked to unspecified magnets. The chaos followed a medical treatment event, with patients collapsing after a procedure as doctors and staff scrambled to respond.
Unscrambled Fragments From Austrian Meeting And Duel
Scant readable lines describe a 60 minute duel between Frederick Stuehmer and others in Austria over a girl. Wavre meetings of spring presbyters and women presbyters with 24 organized churches are noted, mentioning Conrad Wollen of Mayre.
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Amrit
Frederick Stuehmer
Uoners
Goa
Bisa
Aubres
Cherch Seistons
Wavre
Raat Fally
Erin
Conrad Wollen
Mavre
Indian girl flags train as timber wolves trail them
Sudburent April 22 A young Indian girl walking from Nalscott to Inlet used her red handkerchief to flag an approaching train after seven timber wolves trailed them. The girls ignored the strange movement until a second signal prompted the train to stop briefly. Conductor Woods Johnson escorted them to Hyng Inlet.
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Nalscott
Yng Inlet
Amber Wolyen
Woob Johnstan
Hyng Inlet
Disorder Flares as Students Protest at Campus Gathering
A campus disturbance disrupts a student assembly as blows, shouting, and thrown objects erupt. Police and emergency services respond as officials attempt to restore order amid chants and accusations of intimidation. The incident follows a larger protest with participants from multiple universities and colleges, including Cornell and Chicago, drawing hundreds of attendees and press attention.
Deadlock in New Jersey Legislature Triggers Food Aid Delays
A prolonged impasse in the New Jersey legislature leaves many citizens without access to food as lawmakers fail to approve emergency relief funds. The deadlock prompts governors and officials to seek quick action to avert a worsening hunger crisis while negotiations stretch into a special session.
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New Jersey
Tunde Johnsott
Legtala
Wilfond
Gharehes
Good Luck Piece Shows Democrats Hopeful in Election Battleground
A muddled caption depicts Democrats clutching a hopeful luck motif as they pursue victory in the upcoming election. Sloan leads President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner against an elephant emblem, the scene suggesting a pivotal campaign moment amid campaign visuals.
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Democrata
Halleva
Plecra
Hopeul
Little Lady Uses Fireman To Save Her Life In Wisconsin
In Waukegan on April 22 a fireman revived a woman after she collapsed during a basement incident. Neighbors witnessed the event as the firefighter applied artificial respiration and saved her. Local officials note the rescue reflects quick action by emergency responders.
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Waukegan Mt
Dolph Francke
Mary Latewright
Tubbrah
Norpartment
Vrancke
Battle over new tax bill haunts Washington session
April 22 report outlines a stormy house debate as backers acknowledge the bill will miss Roosevelt's revenue goal. Aiming for 207 million in one year, lawmakers push through marathon talks to meet three year needs, while warnings of broader proposals loom and future measures are hinted.
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House
Roosevelt
Tobiarrow
Menange
Seclusion for Marcia Tugwell After Public Dog Wash Plan
Washington April 22 A 12 year old Marcia Tugwell daughter of Revised G Tugwell was placed in seclusion hours after she tried to set up a public dog washing shop near the Tugwell home. The circular notes she and two friends distributed, listing rates for dogs and a signup notice, and mentions a maid’s account of her retirement.
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Washington
Marcia Pugwell
Daughster
Tugwell
Ashnialatrater
Jayca Helmick
Marcia Tupsell
Mary Frances Cottrell
Boston Iron-Worker Impaled on Pipe
Boston iron worker George Metsthal dropord was struck by an abutment pipe today and impaled on an iron pipe. The impact drove the pipe through his body. Pollan workers removed tim and from Wim to a hospital. Yr Gaorne McGrigor performed an emergency operation.
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Boston
George Mets
Tim
Wim
McGrigor
Snell Named Republican Chairman Candidate Selected in Cleveland
In Cleveland on April 22 the Republican convention group recommended Rep. Trevirand Winnell of New York to chair the Republican National Convention. The selection was announced at the close of the committee meeting which laid out arrangements for the convention to be held in June. Trader du Houge Snett will serve as minority leader in the House and Ag will be permanent chairman with the 1922 convention to open in Lincoln with Senator Frederick C Stelner of Oregon as temporary chair.
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Gils
Hit
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Andi
Polis
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Matt
Lashauetlowil
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Wananga
le Krowids
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Cleveland
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Trader du Houge Snett
Lincloas
Frederick C Stelner
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