Railway President's Trip For Trouble
Dean Morton vice-president of the Santa Fe and his tracchieta completed a trip to every major shipping point on the Santa Fe in this section. They invited patrons to meet them and file complaints and the president examined issues with local agents and freight managers. A Greek vendor was arrested for peddling without a license, claimed it was in his overcoat pocket, which had been stolen.
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Kanbas City
Dean Morton
Santa Fe
Hia Tracchieta
Wulgie
Fallwey Arinal
Sant Fe
Gavilly
Alvision Offterre
Peter Coiden
Wienerwurat Vender
Frmail Ruslan
Fammy
Esate
Tapangse
Willale
Hirose
Japan
BRILL
Detroit
Ed Savant
Khepp
Mich
Ingres
Funeral for Commander Hirose Draws Massive Japanese Tribute
A massive funeral in Japan honors Commander Hirose, with about 200000 grateful mourners attending. The ceremony includes a somber procession to Aoyama cemetery, a gun carriage bearing the coffin, and emotional tributes from naval officers, diplomats, and Hirose’s family as the nation recalls his death and loyalty.
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Tioiyrk
Hirose
Wilken
Catin
Thachlet
Mise Kuory Tirose
Hinge
Avopatt
Miss Thome
Girend
Attrac
Regret 10 Report Soldier Lieutenant General Sakheraft Details
A fragmentary wartime note reports Lt Gen Sakheraft, brother of a key minister, and his retained troops. The text hints at charges and possible reprieve related to actions near a front, with scattered references to commemoration and punishment. The passage appears garbled, yet centers on military command and potential consequences.
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Ieut
Sakheraft
Kuraian
Old Negro Burned in Pearham County Killing Threat
A badly burned elderly Black man in Pearham County was attacked by a male assailant. The incident left the victim with multiple wounds and possible death, with witnesses citing a menacing confrontation near a local establishment. Police, including Thomas A. Bell and J. J. Wetmore, are investigating alongside residents Robert Ketter and others as details remain unclear.
Neighborhood Fire Blocks Street, Sparks Detention Debate
Fragmentary account describes a juvenile issue linked to a detention event. Mentions Arthur Staith and Grace Cros and a fire incident near Senate Avenue, with disruptions on a Wednesday afternoon and a Wednesday night fire related to a rear opening and a barn at Little Fire.
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Arthur Staith
Grace Cros
Nelda
Senate
The Little Jap Prisoner Sings for Fear in Village
A fragment reports a Japanese prisoner in a Russian village who sang a war song under guard. Local peasants gathered, with women keeping distance, as a fearsome display prompted by a czarist order and a communal vote. The scene ends with the crowd's loud squeals fading.
Prisoner Sings National War Song and Ta-ra-ra Boom
A prisoner named Sam Sing sings his national war song, followed by the well known Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay tune heard across Europe a decade earlier, eliciting amusement.
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De-Ay
Sam
Europe
Guests in Bay Ridge sewer tour end in violence
New York May 1. Guests of a long island city couple for a women’s club event tramped 40 feet through a Bay Ridge sewer in rubber boots. After the exploration, a 7 ft chamber was illuminated by electric light and a ten year old boy beat the drains with a poker in a crude disturbance.
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New York
Boroush
Taeuiewa
Longland City
Bay Ridge
Electre Nghia
Russian Women Mobilize for War Effort at Home Front
A wartime feature from May 1 highlights Russian women stepping into support roles as soldiers suffer in Manchuria. It depicts Alexandra feeding hospital trains, organizing clothing and bandages, and inspiring daughters, peasants, and nobles alike to aid wounded soldiers and sustain the front.
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Alex Andra
Trogen
Manchuria
Awateing
Alexandra
Sho
Lato
Howeht
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Hera Tosias
Joseph Taggart
Indianapolia
Henry. J. Huder
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