Illinois coal freight rates cut to near equal levels
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered rate cuts on bituminous coal shipments from Winds Vitaes to several Illinois and Midwest destinations. The action reduces charges from the Third Vein mines and privyticdd districts to hostite routes, aiming to curb undue prejudice against southern districts and align with other origins in Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, and Missouri.
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Commercy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Assorian
Pultan
Springfield
Ilinois
Lew
Wisconsin
Michigan
Xebusas
North Takora
South Dakota
Missouri
Suiherns I
Vellevilly
Harvey meets Ally Delegates to Debate the Silesia Question
The article reports on the first meeting of the supreme Allied Council delegates to discuss the Upper Silesia issue. France Great Britain and Italy present divergent views while Gorge Harvey the U S ambassador to Arewe Reiwin arrives, boosting interest and signaling U S involvement.
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Harvey
Ally
Silesia
France
Great Britain
Thaly
Gorge Harvey
United States
Arewe Reiwin
Waris Love
Specially Trained Crew To Bring Big Dirigible Overseas
Specially trained crew including Key Homer of the American crew aided the dirigible’s voyage, with 4 percent progress toward the United States. Most workers at the Me Wir Shin contributed to construction while at the Sune, where extensive courses in clinical subjects were undertaken. Tables of meals to be served, with sample menus issued by the navy department, outline planned provisions and conduct at sea.
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Wasiting Tan
Homer
Atmerial
United States
Wren
Saninle
Vessel Sinks in Half Hour After Rescue Near
A maritime accident leaves the Alaska sinking within half an hour after a sinking alert near Vanourn dr. A 18 year old Prone Erker of Cornelius Oregon is hospitalized with critical injuries after being hit by debris during the disaster. Rescue efforts were hindered by rough seas and a missing mother, while several crew members are reported missing as the derelict vessel sinks.
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Tip
Alaska
Erker
Cornelius
Oregon
Fae Surios
Shige
Filo Dyer
Ornzen
Wroehanen
Wide division in committee on new taxes marks dispute
The document outlines tax estimates with a 48 million income tax return, 754.5 million in later figures, and 462 thousand in profits tax. Corporate taxes are projected at 1.125 billion, suggesting a substantial budget shrinkage. The snippet notes Bryant’s poem Thanatos topsis from 1814 and lists about ten thousand war prisoners in internment camps on Sunday.
New York Reserve Bank Governor Denies Financing Speculation
The New York Reserve Bank governor disputes charges that Williams steered funds to New York for speculation and argues that credit and money policies were not used to favor speculators. He defends the bank’s actions as necessary to stabilize finances and does not concede improper guidance of lending.
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NEW York Reserve Bank
Williams
New York
Waskington D. Co—-archer Sie PeWer
Fede Poe Sen
Ben Frat Strain
New York Reserve Bok
Palley
Wilson Upgrades to Packers Boosts Packing Business
A survey by Wilson highlights rising demand for Packers services as upgrades accelerate. The report notes increased activity around packing and logistics amid industry shifts, with attention to potential costs and regional impact on Houston and nearby hubs.
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Wilson
Thortax Wilson
Huston
Zeus Tillian
Two Thirds of State Farms Burdened by Debt Says U S
A garbled report claims two thirds of state farms are indebted per a U S statement. The text references economist or writer Jane Mande Pavotved and mentions various scattered names and places, but the central claim is financial strain on state farms and debt levels.
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U. S
Madison
Retgemer SR
THEIL
Jane Mande
Jis Srtbonnet
York
Sud
Mysterious Message From Local Translator Pitfalls
A short cryptic text appears to be garbled OCR from a local page. It mentions names and places in a jumbled sequence with unclear meaning. The readable fragments hint at a scattered report without a clear event, date, or outcome.
3000 Apply for 50 Jobs Start Fire When Disappointed
Fragments describe 3000 apply for 50 jobs, distress over unmet labor needs. Mentions Hiran, Lannion, Dorvalu, and eyeing stove fire as a protest, with CVs, sileraite damage, and notices about laborers in a harsh scene.
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STHSN
Lannion
Dorvalu
Four Speeders Fined in Police Court Monday
In Ta rene Saeed ude Wout fy Palio cart Monier monihage ren auttmen Ad on charges of speeding. The court found Tobert Malaeste and others guilty of speeding as well. The case document references fines and the Monday court session.
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Monbay
Tarene
Saeed
Monihage
Amie
Passports Not Required to Visit Some Regions in 1920s Text
A fragmented wartime style notice discusses passport requirements and travel restrictions for various places, noting exceptions and inquiries about Germanic regions, the Bahamas, and distant locales. It mentions altered rules, employment guidance, and the need for documentation while warning of misprints and unclear instructions.
Lloyd George visit denied by U S officials
Fragmentary worded note claims no plans for a Lloyd George visit to the United States. Ambiguous text mentions an astute visitor and a mailed event, with unclear names and dates.
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Lee
Young Men May Join New Band
Fragmentary OCR notes show a call for young men to join a new band with unclear names and context. mentions Pepperoni of He and a few garbled phrases implying a recruitment or organizational mood, but no clear event, place, or date.
Blaine Declares No Approval for State Overdrafts News
Governor Blaine states he will not approve state overdrafts and will not convene the Emergency Board. He informs department heads no meeting will be held to consider new appropriations unless emergent needs arise. He urges agencies to manage within their budgets for the first year.
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Blaine
Madison
Wis
Bisine
Tom Leteor
Ernor
Boarrd Elliot
Hig Pfi
Ressan
Ullesen
Willibe
Sovertar
faMaresn
Prater
Fifth District Feud Reopens With Suit for Libel
A political feud reignites as Miss James, backed by Sherman Smalley, sues Bancroft for $10,000 alleging libel and forged her father’s name on a will. The dispute follows earlier electoral tensions and remarks during a district center rally.
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Politi
Tudse
Levi H. Bancroft
Sherman HL Smalley
Riceland Center
James
Banerett
Will
Moors Close In On Last Spanish Stronghold in Morocco
Reports say Moroccan tribesmen press the last Spanish holdout at Melilla. Civilians seek safety aboard ships as Spanish forces struggle with mounting pressure from Moorish forces. Uncertain fate of Navarro and nearby Londred troops surrounds Mount Arruit as warships shell advancing tribesmen.
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Morocco
London
Aml
Molilla
Mount
Arruit
Tadrid Alliees
Navarra
Konc
Melilla
Obituary list and a Manitowoc burglary report
Obituary notices for Mrs. May Beyer and Mrs. Martha Johnson list surviving relatives and funeral details including interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. A separate Manitowoc report details burglars entering three businesses, stealing about 400 dollars and a Berlin bond, with no clues for suspects.
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Mart
Am Wai Aye
Charles St. Roheran
Wis
Manitowoc
Iaviehvfie Au Ridlus
Berlin
Germany
Kadow
Schmidt Lumber Company
Junction Station Burns Near Kenosha in Sudden Fire
Fire destroys the junction station of the Chicago Milwaukee and Northwestern lines near Kenosha Wisconsin after midnight a detective wire fault is blamed for the blaze. A separate thank you card expresses gratitude for condolences after a bereavement signed by three children and mentions Father Condon. Cuba’s pineapple crop valued at 4.5 million dollars reports in crates totaling 60 thousand.
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Kenosha
Wis
Rancey
Chicago
Uhron
Pauline Bide Sowisi
Father Condon
Chok
Cuba
Governor Blaine and Badgers Lead Wisconsin Day Parade
Governor Blaine leads a Wisconsin Day pageant and automobile caravan into Chicago for the Big Exhibition. Visitors from Wisconsin begin the Pageant of Progress as gates open at the Munir pier, with herds of spectators and a formal opening. An aircraft display continues after a fatal parachute accident near the pier, with wind complicating the descent and about 100000 people in attendance.
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Chicago
WT Blaine
Wisconsin
Storyl Mosdas
Badger
Blaine
Whyle
Thomps
Bev Pat. Gove
Army Air Teryice
Airemen
Wes
Lore
Exberts
Trains to be Discontinued Between Madison and Montfort
The Chicago and Northwestern Mailway petitions the railroad commission to discontinue two trains running between Madison and Montfort citing reduced usage and necessity as the reason.
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Madison, WI
Chicago and Northwestern Mailway Company
The
Railroad Commission
Madison
Montfort
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