Irish Rebel Leader 13 Held and Faces Deportation
Detroit June 6 A federal prisoner linked to the outlawed Irish Republican Army is detained awaiting deportation after crossing from Chicago. Authorities say Sean Ins acl, described as the IRA’s dead man, faces deportation with British and Scottish Yard pressure to monitor his stay. The case may be moved to Washington as officials plan deportation proceedings once his passport arrives.
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Detroit
Sean Insacl
Irish Republican Army
Ant
George
Queer Elizabeth
Windsor
Ont
Russell
Hare
Burnell
Hinach
Republican Army
Aritins
London
Chicapa
Thee
Scotland Yard
United States
Russell End
Chicago
New York
Ebark
Ireland
John L. Zurbrick
Immigration, Service
Dietrict
Hald Runef
Tng
Washington
Zurbriek Aul Aussril
English Subject Dies After Shanghai Clash With Japanese
A 45 year old Briton, M. Tinkler, an inspector at a British owned cotton mill in Pootung, Shanghai, died from injuries after a scuffle with a Japanese landing party. He was wounded in the abdomen and head and later treated in Japanese custody amidst a backdrop of tense wartime occupation. The Japanese embassy said his death was not the result of deliberate action.
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Shanghai
M. Tiwider
Pootung
Kiliathern
Tinker
Shanguai Gensua
Wy Wan
Mood Sword
Tirkiet
Mongkew
Tinkler
Praiung
Vacationer Fends Off Mountain Lion in Canyon
A vacationer, Aobert Lewallen, camping with wife and son in Railings canyon, fought a large female mountain lion that charged him. He threw a hatchet, climbed a tree, then fired two shots at the retreating animal with a shotgun when his party reached safety. Authorities report no injuries to humans.
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Lex Vegae
Aobert Lewallen
Railings Canyon
Lewallen
Bot Lawallen
Hia
Hon
Hitler doubles and a lone man saving his boss fate debated
The article questions Hitler death rumors and outlines claims of Hitler doubles. It describes a manuscript alleging Hitler died at Munich and a man named Bauer acting as his stand-in. It notes past sightings of doubles in Europe and debates the plausibility while discussing related biographical rumors.
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Bina Bereite
Adolf Hitler
Hiller
United States
Priot
Adale Withe
Wither
Faehtar
Munich
Maximilian Bauer
Chamberlain
America
Nice
Germany
Merlin
Uther
JfiWer
Wiley Op
Orantons
Streechea
Hitler
Bauer
Third Team Task Parried by President Continues
The article, likely from a 1930s era paper, discusses Vice President Garner being nominated at a convention near Yar and the president delaying decisions on the nomination. Observers consider whether the president remains committed to New Deal objectives before acting, with weight on his timing and possible withdrawal.
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Garner
Yar
Washington
Mtn
Muccord
Tim
Heat and Thunderstorm Fears Mark Royal Visit
Washington readers face humid heat and possible thunderstorms as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth prepare to arrive from Canada. Weather forecasts hint at rising temperatures and a chance of showers, threatening a grand garden party hosted by Lady Lindsay. Officials brace for delays while diplomats plan a dignified welcome in the capital.
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Washington
A& Alemayad
George VI
Elizebett
Tomarrox
Lady Lindsay
Jandias
Niagaig
Justice Fyler declared legally dead after disappearance
New York State Supreme Court Surrogate James A. Foley ruled that Justice Joseph Fyler, missing for nine years, is legally dead. The decision prompts a future Supreme Court action to determine eligibility of a $50,000 life insurance policy for his widow Stella King Towers and to resolve insurance liability.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Joseph Fylrater
Jamen A. Faley
Towers
Dre
Stella King
Bill
Supreme Court
Munski to Enter Tourney at Missouri Valley A A T
Four University of mis square track atarn entrants will compete in the Missouri Valley A A meet at Emporia Teachers College. Minsky to focus on the 1500 meter run with Hingins and Ault among pole vault hopefuls. Distances and names are partially garbled but reference Lewistown and Lewistown area athletes in Columbus Ohio context.
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Columbus
Juma
Dolin Atwuakl
Ruad
Richard Hingins
Hathh
Lewistown
Mout
University At Missquare
Missouri Valley
A.A. Tach
Feld Niget
Emporia
Kad
Teachers College
Minsk
Higgina
American Association game brief with scattered team names
Fragmented OCR summary lists multiple teams and players across first games, including Kanee City, Louisville, Milwaukee, Columbus, and Indianapolis. Readable fragments name several players such as Bean Tauscher Mash Dow ning Lacy Pri¢ Reid Mackie and others, but no coherent single event or score.
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Toledo
Bean
Tauscher
Mash
Downing
Lacy
Aaznes
Pri
Reid
BOD
Columbia
Cain
Pagel Firher
Bremer
No Politics at Wheeler Dinner Draws Mixed Guests
A Washington report notes a social Wheeler dinner for Ben Mor Wheeler planned for Wednesday at the Congrassional Country Club, with Minted committee members invited including senators and farmers from several states. The event, described as a social affair, emphasizes no politics or speeches amid bipartisan attendance and a note on the British Open golf championship lineup.
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Washington
Jung
Buttermith
BenMor Wheeler
Mont
Chatroa
Wheeler
Aftale
Sanatore
Dotion
Colo
Sthwarte
Wyte
Inhor
Wheeler Isnia
Questionable Regions Mentioning Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR lists several proper nouns and places including Louisaville and other unlikely names. The text reads as a garbled survey fragment with no clear event or outcome to report. Further readable context is needed to identify a concrete news item or subject.
Negro testifies girls used by communists to win recruits
Washington January 6 congressional investigators heard that American civil servants and sailors were targeted by female agitators. Charles J White of the WPA testified that while studying at the College of Professional Communists in Moscow in the early 1930s he and about 109 other Americans were instructed to focus on recruiting through the armed forces by leveraging grievances such as food shortages and uniforms costs. He said they were told to use young women to approach military men, arguing social issues to gain trust. White, a former Communist Party member (1930–38), linked a broader plan involving a planned gesture called a traitor front planted in Moscow during 1932–33 and named Herbert Benjamin as a key organizer in Washington.
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Washington
Jana
Congressional Investigating Committee
Moncow
Charles J. White
W.P.A
House
Relief Agency
College of
Professional Communists
Monrow
Armed Forces
White
Moscow
Herbert Benjamin
Workers Alliance
Benjamin
Communist Party
Merch
Wathington
Survivor of Thetis Tells Experiences From Tragic Night
Survivor Arnold recounts the Thetis disaster aboard a flooded ship. Officers and crew struggled to open a suction and pump out water as pressure rose. Some escaped through an air chamber while others remained trapped. Theories blame carbon monoxide or chlorine from batteries for the sinking while escape attempts continued for hours.
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Arnold
Mead
Oram
Cape
Ball Players Test Speed Device At Cleveland Park
Test of a photo electric speed device compares throws by Cleveland Indians and Red Sox players. Ces and June 6 reports show distances from 119 to 134 feet, with Ben Chepman Julia Doltera Jim Shirting among standout throws. Walter Johnson and Christy Mathewson mentioned as legendary marks. Mooney appeals for labor unity amid 1914 bombing era concerns.
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Ces
Foslon Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Bol Feller
Cleveland
Ian
Thtcher Johhny Mumpareys
Walter Johnon
Christy Mathewson
Appeals Fork Unity
New York
Tom Mooney
From
Ite
San Francisco
Night Chief of Police Former Deputy Victims
Night Chief of Police and former deputy sheriff died leaving a widow and a son Bodmin. He was born in Pocatello and spent years in Avatonds Tl and Idaho. He worked at Anaconde Conner Mining company and directed WPA road projects. Survived by a widow, son, mother, and three siblings.
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Pocatello
Mano
Red Wane Minn
Ite
Nm Tenitis
Iwide W.P.A. Road
Blenidan
Frank
Charlie Taldhaher
Avaconda
No clear event due to damaged OCR text
Fragmentary early 20th century style note discusses food control legislation and anticipated actions before an upcoming January session. Mentions a honey food council and pact augmentations with prayers to absorb expected actions during the next few days. Named individuals and precise places are unreadable.
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Nachington, Sune
Menihe
Toadera
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