Freight rates clash over Intermountain ties
Examiner Disque reports freight rates generally not prejudicial to Intermountain territory and not preferential to coast cities. He recommends denial of the intermountain cities and whippers petition for graded rates and urges through joint through rates from Intermountain territory to points beyond Mississippi River. Findings not the commission's, but Disque often aligned with the commission on key points.
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Halda
Wankington
Wanminer Wiwluh
Chilvaga
St. Paul
Hxnininor
Compussalon
Russians retreat as Suwalki falls to Polish troops
Polish forces enter Suwalki nineteen miles north of Augustowo after a stated decisive defeat of Russian Bolsheviks led by General Budenny. Aviators, including many Americans, lauded for support as the front along Sokola to Brest-Litovak remains quiet.
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Suwalki
Auguatowo
Budenay
Galieia
Sokola
Brest-Litovak
Appeal for Debs Release Amid Labor Amnesty Plea
A letter campaign presses for the release of Debs and broad amnesty for political prisoners. Activists rally under the banner of the American Federation of Labor and appeal to public officials, citing justice and democratic rights.
Settlement Plan Rejected in Brooklyn High Priests Trial
The report details a rejected settlement plan tied to a Brooklyn incident involving veteran organizations and political figures. It notes casualties and injuries among several named individuals and mentions a court or legal action affecting seniority rights and compensation. The piece portrays a tense, post conflict atmosphere with references to financial implications and local leadership.
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Bew
York
Brooklyn
Poland Shaped Europe Before Partitions and War
A National Geographic summary recalls Poland as a once vast European power with large area and population, three partitions, and boundary shifts. It notes Polish territory stretching from Berlin vicinity to the Sea of Azov, its plains, rivers, climate akin to New England, and Warsaw’s eighteenth century splendor amid a largely agrarian economy.
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Washington
Poland
Europe
National Geographic Society
Russia
Rusia
Germany
German Empire
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Great Britain
Italy
Greece
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
France
Rusaim
Prussia
Austria
Eloy
Berlin
Sea of Azov
Gulf of Finland
Khanate of
Crimea
Prussias
Galicia
New York
Winnipem
New Jersey
Baltic
New England
Vistula Ia Anderce
Warsaw
Paris
Robber Finds Secret Pocket of Cheater
Two men stopped a motor car. one held up Millard A. Toler with a revolver while the other searched his pockets. Finding little cash, the robber accused Toler of cheating and mocked his honesty. The thief finally found a purse containing $58 and returned it, lecturing Toler not to cheat.
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Laws
Millard A. Toler
Toler
Bathless Bath House in Vrajne Brings Red Cross Bath Education
In Vrajne Serbia the old Turkish baths lie abandoned as Red Cross envoys teach villagers the practical meaning of bathing. The town, once famed for a centuries old bath complex built by Turks, now lacks regular ablutions while youth learn hygiene from aid workers as elder residents view washing as a burden.
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Vrajog
Serbia
Vrajne
Red Crown
Vrajnc
Serbly
Vrajng
Red Cross
Births Marriages And Deaths Hit Kansas Six Months
In Kansas the six month period ending June 20 saw 18050 births up from 16008 last year and 17054 in 1917. Marriages totaled 11108, up from 8457 in 1919 and 10059 in 1917. Deaths reached 11207, higher than 10642 in 1919 and 11462 in 1917. Card games prompt Greenfield firemen to resign unless allowed to play.
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Topeka
Kan
Kanaae
Greenfield
Fred Sitton
Prohibition in Virgin Islands Amid War Time Shifts
The Virgin Islands remain under mixed enforcement as World War II changes curb shipments and local laws. Prohibition efforts resumed, rum trade faced cost pressures, and shipping to St Thomas continued under wartime rules, affecting Thomas and St John industries.
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San Juan
Thomas Wad
Teva
Mile
Troy
United States
Donaldeon
St. Thomas
Fragmented Caption Reflects Unclear Event Tone
A garbled caption paragraph describes a chaotic scene with misread names and phrases. It mentions concern about popularity and a tense moment involving a fellow and a tense confrontation. Readable elements hint at a dramatic incident with unclear details and damaged phrasing.
Food Value of Corn Silage for Farms
Agricultural note explains silage advantages for corn and other crops. Corn yields more usable food per acre when silaged, with less loss of dry matter and lower feeding costs. It notes processing steps, fermentation concerns, and references Farmers' Bulletin 678 from the United States Department of Agriculture in Washington, D C.
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Wich
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Scrub Sire Not Economical in Stock Breeding
The article argues scrub sires are uneconomical for stock breeders, stressing future adaptation and uniformity. It notes purebred sires with merit stay profitable as inferior cattle sell for nine cents while better grades fetch 10 to 11 cents, and that better cattle often gain more efficiently.
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Lve
Paylog
Change Pasture for Sheep in Spring Ration
Article argues sheep require frequent pasture changes for fresh bite and to reduce worm infestations. Claims spring Dew feeding for lambs improves intake, digestion, and mineral access. Warns continuous pasture leads to tainted fields and higher parasite exposure.
Rise in Horse Prices Eases Market Strain
Market notes show a price uptick for horses affecting buyers and sellers. Observers cite elevated costs tied to demand and limited supply, with traders noting longer wait times and cautious bidding.
In Case of Fire Panic Advice For Business World
Forbes Mugasing warns that a stampede arises from alarm and urges rational exit. He notes wartime boom cools and prices may fall slowly if producers cut output. Caution against forced sales and false price drops as raw costs lag. Theater exit guidance echoes prudent behavior for the business community.
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Forbes Mugasing
Senith
New York
Recognizes Value of Peat in Fertilizers and Absorbents
Peat is widely used in Northern Europe and the United States as fertilizer and an absorbent. Europe uses peat moss and by products for dressings, wool, and cloth. the United States uses peat primarily as fertilizer and animal litter. Analyses show about 2 percent nitrogen, with decomposed peat favored for fertilizer due to density and fibrous content.
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Europe
United States
Volcano Threatens San Salvador as Teotepeque Erupts
The article describes San Salvador’s repeated earthquake and volcanic risk from Teotepeque. It notes the city’s history of disasters, surrounding calderas, and the volcano’s fumaroles and steam clouds, threatening the capital and coast of Central America.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Sayte Ane Yalcana
Amer Belching
Fasnes
Central America
Detpalt News
Unclear Planting Terms Stir Tomato Grafting Debate
A garbled OCR item discusses grafting tomato shoots and fruit ripening before ground contact. It features a quoted exchange about naming the plant as either pomatu or to tala, with reference to Punch cartoonish framing and a state comment on naming conventions. The fragment preserves few concrete facts beyond the naming dispute and grafting topic.
Unrecognized Genie The Geet Kierery
Fragmented OCR notes describe a failed recognition of a liner book and printed pages. A stray line hints at a character named Oh Cheike Nesembianos and a shouted line about paying bills, suggesting a disrupted scene and incomplete dialogue.
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Poruis
Wihioh
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