Italy Faces War Threat as Workers Riot in Trieste
Rome reports rising tensions as Italian authorities warn of warlike moves amid worker uprisings. In Milan and Turin chemical plants were occupied. banners with Bolshevist emblems appeared. In Trieste socialist clashes with troops escalated until order was restored by evening. casualties reported on both sides.
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Wittitwide
Turin
Milan
Confederation of Labor
Gioliith
Peues
Genoa
Indicale
Italy
Chamber of Labor
Triest
Warrleaden
Moscvoni
Vibtorys
Claveron Miso
CIA
Diiatrict
Church of San Claceme
Tee
Nuracs
Meiicul
Explosion injures Red leader in Chita railway station
A report via Nip Jiji states that Gen Seminoff, a Red leader, was seriously wounded in an explosion at a Chita railway station. The blast injured 24 followers and occurred at a location in the Alepaiel salt area.
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Seminoff
Honolulu
Beminoff
Wasv
Chita
Biber
Nip Jiji
Woklo
Alepaiel Salt
South Dakota Educator 18 Called to Ohio
The article notes Prof. Charles M. Brady of Brookings, head of vocational education, being appointed director of vocational education in Ohio with a salary of 65,000 plus expenses. It references related improvement and travel details amid unclear fragments from Wael, teston.
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South Dakota
Ohio
D Brookings
Charies
Slaves to the Lang headline appears in old Chicago paper
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a controversial accusation about land ownership and government power. Mentions the word slaves and landowners, with unclear references to months, places, and parties. No clear names or dates are readable.
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Chicago Baal
Muyala
Pravania
Cormier
Mannix’s Mother Draws Accidental International Attention
An elderly Irish woman, Mrs Mannix, mother of Archbishop Mannix, becomes the unlikely trigger of international tension as her wish to visit Australia is blocked by English authorities over Irish political concerns. The episode stirs Irish sympathy in America and highlights the broader political frictions of the time.
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Mannix
Srelate
Swi
County Cork
Ireland
America
Knighted by Italian King honors American financier
William Guggenheim, noted American capitalist and economic expert, was recently knighted by the King of Italy for services to the crown. He long directed the Guggenheim mining interests in Mexico and resides in Philadelphia.
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William Guggenheim
Italy
Guggenheim
Mexico
Philadelphia
John Digre Held Without Bail In Matheson Murder Case
In Sioux Falls on September 11, John Digre farm hand for Sherman, charged with participation in the killing of Martin Matheson, is held without bail after the preliminary hearing. Mrs. Anna Matheson testified from bed, detailing the homicide and recording a written confession alleging Digre suggested the murder.
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Sioux Falls
John Igre
Sherman
Anna Matheson
Martin Matheson
Digre
Bergh
30 Hurt In Car Smash Across New York City
A major accident near Ebbetfeld involving two trolleys sends about 20 people to hospitals. Amid labor unrest in steel, shoemaking and other sectors, factory output drops and prices rise while officials consider wage and sale adjustments in the city.
Mrs Villa to join ex bandit chief soon
Word from Bi Vasa Texas reports Mrs Villa wife of the former bandit leader plans to join her husband. She will travel to Villa's ranch in a few days, ending years apart and signaling a reunion despite ongoing danger.
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Mrs. Villa
Bi Vasa
Tex
ByenMry
Villa
Han Lees
Antonig
Villas Ranch
Vila
Cermanicus
Prohibition Scene as Cox Campaign Denounces Opponents
The report describes a campaign stop where Governor Cox of Ohio and Democratic candidate George Cat listed as a rival speaker, attacked the Republican nominee Hiagil Fog for thirty years of ties to local brewers and voting against the wet side. Cotterill also claimed Cox's Ohio record includes a Sunday closing law and moral leadership.
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Friendse
Covernor Cox
Cotterill
Hiagilfog
Sears
Milliton
Ohio
Kept Daughter in Basement Prison 17 Years
Joliet authorities investigate the discovery of a 19 year old girl kept prisoner in a basement for 17 years. The girl, crippled and feeble minded, lived in a crib and spoke only odd sounds. Her mother Mrs Maury Kolwisaki claimed the girl deteriorated after age two due to a spinal disease.
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Jotet
Joliet
Boy Hero Dies Saving Baby Sister in Fire Tragedy
Albert Kaminski 3 years old rushed into toxic fumes to rescue his mother and infant sister as a fire consumed their home in Rept. 14. Albert’s father, believed fatally injured, followed in a vain effort. Neighbors pulled the mother and child from danger. Albert died at the scene.
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Albert Kaminski
Albert
Hawarden Farmer Die in Auto Crash Near McNally
Theo dore Schiefen a Hawarden area farmer died in a car wreck while returning from Treton with Jack McNally. The vehicle rollover caused Schiefen’s neck and back injuries and facial cuts. he died shortly after reaching Hawarden hospital. McNally sustained a fractured hip and other bruises. Schiefen was survived by his wife and children.
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Hawarden
Theodore Schiefen
McNally
Jack McNally
Treton
Wen
Sellefen
Harriman Guilty of Contempt of Court
New York on Friday Judge Mitchell found Pi W. Averill Horeman president of the American Ship and Commerce Company and HH M. Robinson president guilty of contempt of court. No sentence was imposed.
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New York
Sept
W. Averill Horeman
Amerean Ship and Commerce Company
HH. M. Robinson
Mitchell
Man Held After Wife's Death Near Tampa
A man identified as Steinhouse, once linked to Chicago, is held under surveillance near Tampa after his wife was found dead in water near their home. Investigators seek the contents of her stomach to determine cause and possible timing of death. The defendant denies knowledge of any fortune or property left behind.
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Tampa
Mia
Chicago
Chiron
White
Tie
Denver Indictments Taint Primary Fraud Claims
A Denver county ground jury reported in court that 16 additional true bills were returned. Henry Borpey faced a new charge for ordering alleged frauds in primary elections to be held near Tuesday. The details remain unclear amid the courtroom proceedings.
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Denver
Volo
Ratinas Erie
Wille
Dude Henry
Borpey
Vienna Sees Light Humor In Odd Morning Exchange
A fragmented report from Europe describes a humorous exchange near the Vienna opera house. The piece mentions locals and a playful scene with casual chatter about plans for the day and a quirky cookery moment.
Little Amenities. Poe Poneh London War Query
Fragmentary note mentions a gun and war role despite enemy complaint and phone heat. Readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, dates, or events with certainty.
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Poe
London
Will
Indenuity Aids Blind Pedestrian In Crowded Streets
A new device by Mr Murphy allows a blind man to walk fearlessly through Fifth Avenue crowds at speed. The invention enables a blind person to move independently without bumping or stumbling amid pedestrians and traffic.
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Mr. Murphy
Fifth Avenue
Lord Mayor's Condition Worsens in Dublin Report
Bulletin from Sinn Fein says Lord Mayor MacSwiney is gravely ill and deteriorating after his hunger strike. Irish raiders were active in County Cork on Saturday night targeting several areas and notably the mail lines, per Dublin reports.
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MasSwiney
Cork
London
MaacSwiney
Sinn Melo Society
County Cork
Dublin
Colby Says He Has No Authority Over Georgia Primary Vote
Secretary of State Colby informed Atlanta resident Mary L. McLendon that he cannot act in the dispute over women voting in the Georgia Democratic primary. The primary committee had ruled women could not vote, claiming they had not met the six month residency requirement.
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Alanta
Cin
Georgia
Colby
Mary L. McLendon
Atlanta
Millerand Confers With Giolitti On Policy Aims
Premier Millerand holds talks with Italian Prime Minister Giolitti to discuss rapprochement and joint aims. The conferences aim at aligning policies and planning future steps between France and Italy amid shifting European alliances.
Fatal trolley wreck shocks New York
A serious trolley collision in Brooklyn injures multiple riders and sends twenty seven people to hospitals after a second major wreck reported in the same area. Police and transit officials investigate the crash and control traffic as ambulances respond.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ebert
Marcel
Lee
Montana Demos Platform Debate at State Convention
Fragmentary report shows Montana Democratic delegates debating party platform and presidential alignment at a state convention. The discussion touched on reform of the party structure and alignment with national trends.
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Montana
Hegular
Atis
Eppeemibena
Suminens
Gilattorn
Artion
German Gates Congress aims to influence German voters
A secret German movement planned to mobilize German Americans to sway the 1920 presidential race. Vehemently opposing Cox and Wilson, leaders claimed 40000 to 50000 voters could shift support to Harding, with aims to deter a Democratic president for a generation.
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New York
Muresa
Sylvester Vierowk
Mir
Alihioiets
Alrectiv
Teidors
Somuetor
Viervek
Ria
Harding
Vierentk
Viereck
Cermain
Cermin
Republican National Organization
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Cox
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Citrene’ Oalliance
Chicago
Irehind
Nugene V. Debs
Soolslat
Primanand
Piv Ats
Helms
Lew “Dev
Hariing
Geemans
Detroit heiress dies in Potomac drowning inquest held
A coroner's inquest in Detroit is held over the death of heiress Miree dlertrude Viger Woebling who drowned in the Potomac. Witnesses say a boat overturn near the ferry spot. a bruised leg of Kuetling is found by the river, and five wine cases wash ashore from the incident.
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Washington
Corumeris
Poincare Refuses to Return to Presidency
Paris reports President Poincare refuses to return to the presidency even if the nation faces a presidential crisis. The public letter outlines his stance and timeline, signaling continuity in leadership.
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Poincare
Woman Named on J. C. Commission Appointment
In Washington a woman, Mabel P. Hourdiman, is named to join the executive committee of the Hed Chrome tale commission on the Dietrie of Columbia. The move follows the retirement of Commissioner Prawnlow and aims to place a woman on the member slate who will oversee the entire government of the etelen.
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Weehington
Wilson
Mabel
P. Hourdiman
Dietrie
Columbia
Commineianer Prawnlow
Pyeolitaneeret Tali
Poirdiman
Elton
Etelen
Question About Ouija Use for Patient Front Procedure
A snippet discusses whether a Ouija board and sppected séance can aid in front of a patient, naming Mattie Gye and a local doctor. It references a possible wartime setting and a period figure, with vague claims about outcomes and authority.
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Mra Lille
Olive Thomas Death Accidental, Say M D S
The body of Olive Thomaa died in an American hospital in Nullly lost Peldus was examined Monday by Dr Pant official physician of Paris. Dr Joseph CNiate led the inquiry and cited lack of evidence of foul play. The matter now goes to advisement and probate of the will.
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Pant
Phealedan
Paria
American Deelers
Joseph Cniate
Manas Dier
Camils
Haman
Stolen bag of jewels shocks small town
A garbled report describes a theft involving a bag of jewels and valuables valued at five dollars. The text mentions a Missouri location, a business man, and several unclear names and details.
Infant Body Found Caught on a Fish Line in Cola Tapids
A disturbing incident in Cola Tapids details an infant body discovered in the water. workers report the line and device used, while investigators note the case as a drowning. Local authorities and witnesses provide fragmentary accounts as the scene is secured.
Mexican President May Be Army Head No Longer
Fragmentary text suggests a report on a change in leadership or position involving the Mexican president and the army, with references to civilian placement, war departments, and memorials. The readable parts indicate possible shifts in command or title and discussions of military influence.
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ARMY
Cox Forced to Quit Open Air Speaking
Article reports M. Cox compelled to cancel all open air speeches including rear platform events at Oreton and surrounding areas amid unrelated local notes.
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Cox
Gee
Chow
Dome
M. Cox
Oreton
Philio
Nevada
Forge Mcormage to Quit Singing
Adelade Austriliea reports on a dramatic event where Forge Mcormage, a singer, is said to quit singing after a televised incident. The article notes public reaction and mentions associated figures and country names, with unclear details about motives and outcomes.
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Forge McOrmage
Harding Ready to Tour Entire West in 1920 Campaign
The text suggests Harding plans a broad Western tour to campaign across many states. It mentions locations such as Ohio and New York, with references to travel and political activity, indicating a nationwide effort ahead of an election.
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Ohio
Merakh
Pete Condallie
New York
Moving Tons Of Gold In New York Story
A garbled report discusses vast gold shipments and a shipyard or market context in New York. Mentions names and dates are unreadable, but suggests a dramatic accumulation and public attention around treasure or bullion. The text lacks clear individuals or organizations to anchor a full summary.
Fragmentary notice yields unclear names and events
OCR text fragment provides no clear persons places organizations or dates. readable portions suggest scattered words without a coherent event or notice to summarize.
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