Unclear OCR fragment on wheat prices and famine notes
Fragmentary text mentions wheat markets and bread famine concerns, referencing Argentina prices at 1.25 per bushel and possible notes on Mexico and Brazil. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, limiting precise attribution or full context.
Soldiers of Sultan Stabea Revolution Debated
Fragmentary text shows a revolutionary period in Stabea with military figures and a sultanate ministry tied to nominees. A committee repudiates actions and hints at factional moves within the regime. No clear dates or places are readable, but the fragment suggests political upheaval and attempted restructuring.
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Traope
St. Sophia
Gram Vigier
Chamber
Canadian wheat pricing notes and global trade details
A historical market summary discusses wheat costs from Argentina to Liverpool and its impact on U S prices. It outlines unit costs per barrel, freight, storage, and selling charges, and notes possible price movements to ten dollars per barrel. The passage also mentions a political incident in Arcadia and a crown domain theft discovery in Lexington.
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Argentina
Liverpool
Barre
Theran
Marion Grey Must Go and Conviction Upheld
Marion Grey, described as a pid agent, led the Search Light Club at Elgin. The United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a District Court conviction of Grey for conducting a dodgy business. An appeal was filed by the attorney for the guardian agency proprietor.
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United ‘States Court of Appeals
Marion Grey
Pid
Searchlight Club
Elgin
Fon
Reet
Bridewell
United State
Gtrcuit Court of Appeals
Na Grey
Ood Wan
Dudie Landis
Tuatrinigoral Agency
Opening Day Baseball Draws Massive Crowds Across Leagues
Immense crowds filled ballparks as the season opened. The Cubs won 3 1 over 1 and the Sox fell 6 2 while Cincinnati beat Steds and Boston edged Philadelphia. Cleveland topped St Louis 4 2 as Washington Park hosted a record crowd.
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Cubs
Chicago
Sox
Didtsburg
Cincinnati Steds
Boston Doves
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Incinnati
Pittsburg
Wittsboros
Froomes
Cincinnaeti
Pirates
Washington Park
Tadianapolis
American Association
Tetedo
St Louis
Crawns
Desest
Bread costs rise by six cents says bakers
Bakers report a six cent rise in bread prices citing skyward costs for flour and fuel. Some insist the increase is temporary while others warn that prices for higher grade loaves have jumped from seven to seven dollars twenty cents a barrel, compared with six eighty recently.
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Amy
Black Hand Slays Tampa Merchant in Broad Daylight
A Tampa wholesale grocer and prominent Lilian colony member Giuseppe Picarotta was shot and killed by two assailants near his home. The attackers fled after killing him, leaving a man and a girl wounded nearby. Police pursue the Black Hand slaying tied to a series of murders this year.
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Walfan
Tampa
Birthday party divides fortune among five heirs
A birthday gathering at 437 South Orange Grove Panadena Cal honored Miss Ellen Tilia on her birthday when Edward Elliott died and left a fortune to be shared equally by his five children once the youngest reaches age. The heirs listed include Aliss Gilet Whot Mrs. Clover Notes Mrs. Lind Woikyns John Vischer Elint and another son.
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Fartana
South Orange Grove
Panadena
Cal
Ellen Tilia
Edward Elliott
Lind Woikyns
John Vischer
Fhabaat
Three Boys Freed Over Father Kill Case At Pelamar Detachment
Three youths who killed their father William Thomas were exonerated and discharged by a Pelamar justice of the peace after the Delamar desert incident. The case stems from a family tragedy where Thomas assaulted his wife before retreating to the brush, and a 13 year old son then fatally struck.
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Imation
Promoter Bart Promises Attendance at Tarnfest in Cincinnati
The article notes Bart hax promising to attend the national tarnfest of German Turner sociolicy in Cincinnati in June. It mentions Measiea California negotiations for operation of a race trek oat Tat Tsagna Reefer California and a disputed finish in the Rantaanita season at Los Angeles with Czar and Ciovio near in a tight finish.
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Bart Hax
Cincinnati
California
Tay Grater
New York
Secretary Wilson Predicts No Wheat Shortage in America
Secretary Wilson asserts there is no real wheat shortage and accuses Patten of staging an artificial famine for speculative gain. He defends the 145,000,000 bushels reserve claim as correct, saying information comes from foreign sources and ministers not merchants.
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Wilson
Patten
Secretary of Agriculture
Carmen
Wilson Anealy
Srid Turing
Pinalry
Slaughter Aftermath in Adana Alleges Broad Christian Toll
Reports claim widespread killings of Christians in Adana and surrounding towns amid Muslim fanaticism. Five American missionaries reportedly abducted. Armenians feared dead. looting and arson widespread. British consul injured. foreign consuls urge naval action from Mersina. Violence spreads to Tarsus. Paul birthplace area sees further rumahs as casualties rise.
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Adana
Fane
Tle
Mersina
Tarsus
Alersinia
Apostle Paul
Portable jails to house convicts on roads in Pettis County Missouri
Pettis County Court orders portable steel cells for nightly confinement of inmates serving from fifteen to sixty days for minor offenses. Tramps arrests drained county funds, now halted, with prisoners to be kept on public highways to reduce costs and reimburse the county.
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Convicta
Pettis County
Missouri
Roylean Indicted in Cleveland Case Details Incomplete
An indictment alleges charging schemes and related crimes involving a barber and associates in Cleveland. The fragmentary text references James TT Parla, Mrs Paleie, and locations near Sharon, with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Roylean
Cleveland
Isesland
James
Paleie
Menoet
Bagaff
Sharon
Congress considers curb on wheat futures trading
The article reports Representative Beall and others pushing a bill to ban telegraphic or mail purchases of grain and cotton on margin and to bar publishing market quotations, aiming to curb futures trading in grains and wheat prices rising. It notes past efforts, state action as possible solution, and farmer reactions amid soaring flour costs.
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Patten
Congress
Mr. Beott
Brent
Tam
Dess
Asia
Fle
Colored Moving Pictures Show in London
A London exhibition by Charles Urian and Adhere Smith demonstrates color film making unseen until now. The Etne mcator process uses two rotating color filters to split spectrum into red green and blue yellow groups, recording hues directly from sunlight. The inventors continue refining to fix brightness balance and improve the result.
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London
Charles Urian
Adhere Smith
Moefion
Dinmont in Crow Nee Found Pin in Crow's Nest
A SLO stick pin was found in the nest of Qoosey, a lame craw owned by John Gambin of Mast Norwalk. A missing item from Tarmes VP Morris caused neighbors to report the discovery days ago as William Jennings prepared to mount to the crow's nest and recover the pin along with other small items.
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