Irish Fire on British General Burns Three Towns
In Cork a British Major General Strickland was fired upon while traveling with staff. Three Irish towns were burned in the last 24 hours amid violence. The British government says force will subdue violence, while Sinn Fein accuses Dublin Castle of orchestrating reprisals. The Irish office cites rising crimes amid ongoing crackdown policies.
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Dublin
Ireland
Stricklind
Cork
Lia
London
Fom
Sinn Fein
Dublin Castle
Balbriggan
Sinn Pere Bureau
Burke
Boerbriggan
Tauda
Sinn Mein Bureau
Nun
Mecdwiney
Board of Inquiry
Iriah
Indian Day Observed by 14 Tribes in Forest Reserve
Fourteen tribes gathered at Geer Grove Forest Reserve for the first annual American Indian day. Attendees arrived by auto and on Pellman supper, with Oklahoma braves in expensive cars and Aguawe women in silken frocks. Dancers wore moccasin paint and feather regalia as they performed war dances before transitioning to modern attire and gear.
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Chicago
Indiana
Geer Grove Forest P Reserve
Pellman
Oklahoma
Diemor
Sugar profiteers charged in South Dakota case in 1920s
Eight officers and directors of a Utah sugar company appeared before a South Dakota court on charges of sugar profiteering. The Salt Lake City firm faced a 62 560 wage figure amid ongoing court actions.
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Haliuke City
Wtahidaho Sugar Company
Salt Lake Ciy
Dang
Sduthi
WM. V. van Melt
Priday
Paul Over
Bouth Dakelw Cuurt Fons
Wach
Sim Ring Claes
Cum Tohab Lin
Unclear text fragment from historical page
The readable portion presents garbled dialogue and stray phrases about a club supporter and questioning remarks. No coherent event, names, dates, or places are ascertainable to form a factual summary.
Actor Lackaye accuses McGraw of home assault in New York
Wilton Lackaye testified that Giants manager John J. McGraw invited him to his New York home and knocked him down during a handshake attempt. Lackaye said his ankle was broken in the fight and that McGraw had previously been involved in a Lamb's Club incident with actor Boyd.
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New York
Wilton Lackaye
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Lamb
Lockaye
Canada
McGraw
Boyd
Lamb's Club
John Slavin
Lackaye
McChraw
Giants
Lackayre
MeGhraw
Pedallel
Denminde l
Lackaye Saga
Convict Palmer Escapes Train Jump In Iowa
Rich ard A. Palmer, a convict en route from New York to San Quentin, escaped from an upper berth on a Northwestern train near Cedar Rapids by jumping at 40 miles per hour. A soldier saw him leap, rang the bell, and Palmer was recaptured after grabbing the guard’s trousers and keys. He was badly bruised by the jump.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard A. Palmer
New York
San Quentin Prison
California
Palmer
Tower
Two U S Destroyers Collide In San Diego
The United States destroyer Bailey was laid up for repairs after a collision with the Swasey during maneuvers off port. The Bailey sustained a bow dent of about 35 feet while the Swasey suffered only minor damage. no crew injuries were reported.
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San Diego
Cal
Bailey
Bwasey
Weasel
Omaha Negro Ex-Slave Hully Byl Yeater Dies at 108
In Omaha Nebraska on Pri day Hully Byl Yeater a former slave died. She was 108 years old.
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Omaha
Neb
Hully Bylyeater
Priday
Russian Girl Scout Leader Visits American Camp
A young Russian Girl Scout leader travels to the United States to join a visiting program at a local camp. The outing highlights cultural exchange and the presence of Russian Scouts in America.
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Vetuaee
America
Not Guilty Amid Confusing Courtroom Exchange
A cryptic exchange in court leaves the judge and audience uncertain as defendants face charges of wrongdoing. The dialog hints at guilt or innocence but concrete facts remain unclear in this fragmented report.
Fragmentary Weathered Note Obscures Key Details
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a discussion about a man named Thal and a concept of being the last man on earth to hurt someone. The readable bits show uncertainty and stray phrases without concrete facts or context.
Old Faces Leaving Congress After March Fourth
Primary defeats reshape the 1930s Congress as long-time lawmakers from Gore to Small, Sells, and Smith fail to win renomination. The article notes high turnover, with Republicans and Democrats alike unseating veterans, including 22-year House veteran John H. Small and Senate veteran John Walter Smith, amid party shifts and drys vs wets in nationwide contests.
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Thetus W
Thomas
S. Washington
Congress
Gore
Oklahoma
Kirby
Arkansas
Hoke Smith
Georgia
League of Nations
Colorado
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Volstead
Minnesota
Tyoe
Missouri
Wets
Nonpartisan League
Ims
John H. Small
Gore R. Selle
John J. Esch
John M. Eivankw
Montana
North Carolina
House
Pennsylvania
Steele
Dewall
Tennessee
Sims
Walter Browning
Sam R. Sells
Carrol Reece
John P. Wale
Wiseconsin
Mach
Cummins
New Transportation Act
Stafford
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Cooper
Randall
Maryland
John Walter Smith
Senate
Marshall Delivers Biblious Take On League of Nations
Vice President Marshall known as the Hoosier philosopher spoke in Decatur on the League of Nations. He urged rejecting the league because of article 14 and supporting a Hague tribunal with teeth, arguing governance by judges over statesmen and law over equity. He framed the talk as aiding the democratic candidate and urged Americans to seek a better day.
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Decatur
Marshall
League of Nations
Washington
Harding
Hague Tribune
League
Hague Tribunal
Wilson
Creal
Hell
Mira
Ae Lincoln
Fake Hold Up Confession Ties Bank Shortage to Melvin Kingold
In Grand Rapids Michigan on September 6 Melvin Kingold aged 19 admitted staging a bank holdup at Kent State Bank to cover a 6000 shortage in his accounts. He confessed two hours after the fake incident claiming he created the story to hide his financial shortfall.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Melvin Kingold
Candler
Kent State Bank
Hingold
Jnhortages
Lumber prices drop as house firm cuts retail lumber
Toledo area report notes a 20 percent reduction in retail lumber prices by a ready-cut house company amid auto price actions by Henry Ford influencing lumber markets.
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Toledor
Hio
Gcompeny
Henry Ford
Crime Report From Denver Shows Robbery by Woman
A Denver incident describes a female robber who assaulted Dan Hillard early today. She forced a cover under his nose, stole $6, and warned him not to work back or she would cause him pain. The wording reflects a rough, sensational police blotter tone.
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Denver
Indy
Deaver
Dan Hillard
Unexploded shell found on Paris sidewalk near hotel
An unexploded shell with a fuse attached was found lying on the sidewalk in front of a hotel after a arrival. Police and divers searched the area while authorities secured the scene for investigation into the ordnance.
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Paris
Feomt
Lautth
Deeehanek
Iroaue
Leygues Becomes French Premier in Cabinet Shuffle
Georges Leygues, former minister of marine, is named premier and foreign affairs minister. The appointment surprised many as Ariette Briand was expected. Leygues, 62 in November, has long served in Clemenceau cabinets and is a noted lawyer and writer.
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Ariatride Briand
Millerand
Gheorges Leygues
Clemenceau
United States
Dupuy Ribot Waldeck - Rouni
Sarrien
Republicans of the Left
Harding decries campaign vaudeville in Ohio stop
Marion Ohio September 24 Warr G Harding told cheering supporters that campaign issues are too big to be sung away by vaudeville. He did not name Cox or Cox's governor race but warned against appealing to party factionalism and urged focus on substantial political issues.
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Marion
Ohio
Warr G. Harding
Weal
Virginia
Grovernor Cox
Thia Campala
Raminders of Peace in New York Port
Fragmented OCR text discusses an American freighter from Moldova docking in New York, mentioning peace themes and garden imagery. The readable lines are garbled and include references to ships, supply lines, and distant lands with unclear specifics. The piece preserves a distant, period voice without coherent factual details.
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Raminders of
Christian Selene Monitor
AW Inhuba
Picuvnely
New York
Hyedlatha
Pardog
Ulin
The First Violin in a Civil War Era Tale
A fragment recounts The First Violin, born in Boston and trained in Leipzig and Vienna, who served in Europe and with a Civil War era orchestra. He later joined Theodore Thomas as a soloist, while a hospital scene mentions a patient and a caretaker.
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Chieveau
Aout
Lew Inow
Cook County
Lom Lal
Cel Raymond
Coli
Oak Forest
Oak Moreat
Ain
Thomas
Boston
Leipuie
Vienna
Europe
Muiussnehiusetta
Theodore Thoms
America
Flirt Arent
Mte
Maine
Hunger strike reaches forty fourth day as MacSwiney clings to life
Lord Mayor MacSwiney enters the forty fourth day of his hunger strike in a London cell while Cork supporters plan a 24 hour fast in sympathy. The government maintains its stance against Sinn Fein as hunger strikes potential endgame. A separate dispatch notes renewed Soviet offensives near Warsaw amid troop movements on the Polish front.
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Cork
MacSwiney
Mac Swiney
Sinn Fein
Ectin
Warsaw
Vonsiches Zeitung
Spencer Woman Seeks Divorce Over Slap Threats and Kidnapping
Mrs Cary Carrington of Spencer files for divorce from Roy Carrington after he slapped beat and threatened to shoot her and took their 43 year old son Kenneth away without consent. She seeks $200 temporary and $40 monthly alimony and custody of Kenneth. judge issues attachment against Darlington property and orders Kenneth brought to court. The couple, married at Royal Oak, separated a month ago.
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Spencer
Cary Carringion
Roy
Kenneth
Dudge
Lee
Darlington
Darlingtons
Royal Ot
The Book of Job by John J togalle
The work of Job stands as a high production of human intellect. It discusses immortality and the fate of the good and the wicked, noting no progress in solving these issues. The piece reflects on ancient struggles and societal constraints through quoted lines and dialogue fragments.
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Job
John J. Togalle
Street Car Workers Quit in Cedar Rapids
Local street car crews in Cedar Rapids walk off the job in protest. The disruption affected the city’s transit service as workers demanded changes and highlighted labor tensions during the period.
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Cedar Rapids
Booze Department Announces Inter-state Oversight
A new booze department oversight plan spans Acisora New Mexico and Texas with Kelwolish leading the initiative under Internal ow nes. The Sept 25 notice outlines the Hot vyente project and coordination among the three states.
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Acisora
New Mexico
Texas
Owen
Wife of Bolivian Diplomat Arrives in Washington
Mme Carlos Aramayo, wife of Bolivia's confidential agent in Washington, arrives with her husband to reside in the United States. Born in Paris and reared in Bolivia, she was a Tuckerman from Boston and Washington, and her husband M Aramayo is expected to be Bolivia's minister once the provisional government is recognized.
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Mme, Carlos Aramayo
Washington
Paris
Tuckerman
Boston
Bolivia
M. Aramayo
Republic
United States
Fuel economy urged for future cars to curb gasoline use
Wooliaan Review notes 3,000,000 U S autos waste fuel with heavy engines and excess power. Experts say lighter, lower powered cars with higher gears could achieve 6 to 8 miles per gallon on level roads, reducing rationing and preserving fuel amid shortages on the Pacific coast.
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United States
Nooner
St lx
Uhix
Pacific Coast
Lament Over Classic Verse Sparks Memory of “Bird in a Gilded Cage”
A columnist recalls the era of “A Bird in a Gilded Cage” and reviews reactions to its lines, contrasting it with “The Fatal Wedding” and noting debates over delicacy and heart in the verse. The piece discusses the poem’s fame, moral themes, and public reception among readers of middle age.
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Yesteryear
Enon
Jines
Patel
Germany plans socialization of mines amid cabinet shakeup
Cabinet session reveals policy shift as plans move toward socializing mines. Departure of key minister signals broader reform and possible intensification of state control over industry.
Irish Shipyard Men Bar Only Sinn Feins in Helfast
Unclear OCR text reports Irish shipyard workers declaring a bar on Sinn Fein members in Helfast. Mentions city officials and future of the area, with references to trade and local leaders. Details are garbled but indicate a protest or ban tied to Sinn Fein affiliation.
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Helfant Devertivs
Mont
Wien
Wanfeyence
Dbs
Queens Ieland
Alipyard
Meliguom
Wulong
Blea Wein
Amy
Lie Uhlan Cory
Wilson refuses longreso on marine treaties
President Wilcor will not carry out congressionally mandated steps to terminate 42 commercial treaties with foreign powers, citing constitutional boundaries. Secretary Colby announced the decision as preserving treaty obligations and the historical respect for international commitments.
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Washington
Wilcor
Congress
United States
Colby
State Department
Denton Murder Motive Sought In Los Angeles
Police in Los Angeles pursue motive and suspects in the Denton murder case as a body found in a basement is linked to the broker's June disappearance. Detectives report a likely early June crime and note a pending arrest within 24 hours as they probe a possible love interest and a Denver housekeeper in the case.
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Los Angeles
Jacob C. Denton
Denton
W. R. Wyatt
A. J. Cody
Pronces
Wormari
B.C Peete
Ln Che Denton
Denver
Peete
Bsusyday
Pater Denton
Valio
Javeb Ce Denton
Ota
J Cc
Crow- Foellint
Fe Peanee Croeshuret
le Hieao
Mire
Boc
Hientans Tenan
Daeravarr
Peets
Crowhurst
Crowhurat
Benton
Uinat
Mtr Ieeia
Deaton
Mas
Peet
Tim
Tie Mantel
Man Dies From Burns At Norfolk Hospital
An Omaha area company worker from Newport Nebraska died in Norfolk after an explosion while entering a furnace area. He was removed to the hospital but did not survive. The incident occurred at the plant and authorities are investigating the cause. Further details were not immediately available.
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Karlev
Suieiwend Ot
Newport
Ina
Wiest
Eile of Ceeive Dentine Be
Express Rates Rise Again in Washington Report
A fragmented note from Washington notes express rate increases and ongoing discussions about communications and web services. The brief mentions appointment delays and potential adjustments affecting carriers and customers.
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John M'Cran
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Dolly
Vic
Cole
Fia
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Uae
Ce Emery
NEW “Booze” Department
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Mme
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Wooliaan Review
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Cherny
Timate
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