Irish Question Deepens Irish Peace Talks
Reporting from Belfast and Dublin, a tense Irish question looms as negotiations with Sinn Fein, led by leaders including Michael Collins, press for a treaty settlement. The day’s major event was a hierarchy meeting in Dublin and the potential for political shifts affecting De Valera and Griffiths while party factions argue over the best path to unity.
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Iniister Fapmillinn
Belfast
Mlecors Aeriniite
Gulhotie Bierarchy
Fublin
Urmsiderer
Taney
Syers
Sinn Koinere
Rene
Wits
Readlin
Michael Collins
Sinn Pein
Sinn Pein Resuiing the Retiresment of Mr. de Valera
Brinsine
Chiffith
Tines Hitcher
Mr. de Valera
Simonds on Washington treaty and world peace discussants
Simonds argues that the Washington treaty seeks voluntary cooperation among Germany France Italy and Britain, contrasting it with the League of Nations. He asserts the value of mutual recognition of a stable Western European status quo and stresses good faith over coercive settlements.
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Washingon
League of Nations
Washington
Germany
France
Italy
Great Britain
Europe
Iny
League
Prince
Ariele
Otter
Gerdain
Feeb
Hemel
Existimes
Amberels
Hess
Hans
Ethan
Papp
Death car tragedy details fade in night report
In a fragmentary note the article references a deadly car incident occurring in darkness. The readable text mentions a person named Tutte and a goalie figure, with描述 of injury and a scene of danger but lacks coherent sequence or full names and locations.
Copper Industry Sound Days Signal Shift in Prices and Demand
The Babson analysis forecasts improved copper demand and higher prices over the next ten to twelve months as production resumes and stock absorbs surplus. It notes weakened purchasing power in Europe, a portion of prewar exports returning, and a long speculation case for copper stocks amid a recovering global market. Copper industry outlook remains cautiously optimistic with possible gains once armament demand rebalances and mutual confidence returns.
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Rog Tenn
Eissui
Dnl
Sreeger Park
Dhe
Germany
Fromer
Tallard
Europe
Arvana
Pekoroal
Hinoutl
HNL
Adda
Danare
Danary
Owenty-One
Babsonehart
LAU
fragmentary eyewitness account of a fatal accident and aftermath
A disjointed OCR narrative describes a boy named Mofimans and a series of soldiers, bystanders, and medical responders at a scene near a store. The piece mentions a skull fracture, a hospital, and police involvement, with references to family reactions and varying sightings during the incident.
Untitled sports notes with scattered names and lines
A fragmented OCR page lists various sports and political references with partial names and garbled lines. It mentions a possible game or event, Cyrillic-like phrases, and names such as Hyel and Mioghea, but most details are indecipherable and no clear outcome or date is established.
Bridge Worker Killed in Wisconsin Collision
A bridge construction incident in Wisconsin left a worker dead and injured others. Authorities investigate the crash involving several crews and equipment near Milwaukee, with emergency responders rushing to the scene and officials promising a thorough inquiry into the causes and safety measures.
Appeal to Harding Sees Strike of Pageais Liens
Fragmentary OCR reads with scattered names and events. Mentions appeal to Harding, strike actions, court involvement, and multiple individuals such as Julie, Meurer, Greer, Sackiee, and Delaner. The text is garbled, but centers on labor disputes, legal probing, and court sessions with various references to people and places.
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Harding
Pageais
Tota Atts Escra
Kiesnotsi
Julie Whyta
Brant Phi
Wits Greer Miber
Cole
Lotte
Travelers Equip Marching Club for Carnival
Fragmented text indicates a marching club setup for a carnival among travelers. Mentions equipment and organization steps with unclear OCR fragments referencing dates and names. Likely notes on costume or parade preparations and local group coordination.
Arbuckle Accuser Pleads Guilty to Bigamy Charge
The Arbuckle accuser pleads guilty to bigamy in a case linked to the surrounding scandal. The hearing, held in Madera, involved local officials and a report by Owl-trs detailing the legal action and its implications.
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Arbuckle
Madera
Owl
Trs
Peanbine
Ex serviceman cut off from compensation case continues
A long, fragmented report details an ex serviceman’s fight to receive disability pay. It references local supporters, medical testimony, and a stalled compensation process, noting friends and veterans groups in the community press for action while outlining steps taken and ongoing delays.
Senate Opposition Clouds Folk-Power Treaty Vote
Senate debate centers on the Folk-Power Treaty as lawmakers weigh naval limits and territorial safeguards. Supporters call it a step toward peace, while opponents warn it may affect U.S. sovereignty and require broader consent from the chamber for approval.
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Senate
South Dakota
Devin- Senate
Live Wire With Plow Company Analysis Noted
An unclear narrative discusses international affairs and figures such as Miss Vivian and Mr Balfoor, mentioning Anglo-Japanese talks and the four power treaty. The piece references American diplomats, naval concerns, and Pacific island interests with fragmented, jumbled phrasing and numerous proper nouns.
Funeral services for Wally Larsen set for Sunday
Wally Larsen’s funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 from the United from the Jey, Sletten and Dahl funeral parlor with Rev. Magelssen officiating. John Nelson of 7486 Charles Street died Saturday of lingering illness. Nelson born in Norway in April 1846 came to America in 1871. He settled in La Crosse area, later moved to Tan? Crosse, with surviving sons Ladwit Nelson of La Crosse and Wyton Nelson of Stoddard, Wis, a daughter Mrs DP Munyon of Minneapolis, and Peter Nelson of Cashion, two sisters Mrs Bland of Chaseburg and Mrs Martin Roy of La Crosse, plus five grandchildren. Services will be held December Wik at 1 p.m. at the church, burial at 3 p.m. in the cemetery. Reverend EF O Vi officiating.
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Horn Nelson John Nelson
Charles Street
Felas
Nelson War
Norway
Efe
Amerioa
Crosse
Tan? Crosse
Trivers
Ladwit Nerton
la Crosse
Wynton Neilson
Stoddard
Wis
Munyon
Minneapolis
Minny
Peter Kelson
Cashion
Blands Chaseburg
Martin Roy- la Crosse
Wik
Lower Coon Valies Rm
House approves bill creating twenty nine federal judgeships
The measure would add 29 federal judgeships across districts including eastern Michigan, Minnesota, and Montana. A conference would determine assignment and expedient handling, with the Attorney General and Chief Justice Taft involved in urging swift action.
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Ono Ty
Tedera
Senate
Ulief
Taft
Atonney
Uess
Wasties Jreau
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Dekive
Jastiou
Germany Unable to Meet Payments In December
The German government informed the Reichstag that the country cannot meet debts early in December due to a collapse in the value of mark notes. Officials say the depreciation makes converting the accumulated paper marks into gold marks impossible, risking default on scheduled payments.
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Germany
Oertman
Regirathets Commission
Butte Alderman Arrested on Violation Charge
A Butte alderman was arrested Saturday on a violation charge in a federal case involving several suspects. The event occurred after police raids at the Vealscend area, with parties connected to the city government named in initial reports.
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Butte
Sullivan City
Idsrman
Fattiers
Lan Federal Wrens Cliyeng
Etn Teteaang
Sullisay
Briand London Varris- Official Notice on British Minister
Fragmented report notes an official proclamation from London about appointing a British prime minister in response to a parliamentary question. Unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
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Briand Toondon Varris
London
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Snell
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Jess Boeken
Amk Bay
Wallin Bing Simmons
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Mormon Conlow
Peter Muenzenberger
Mtuenarhergrt
Iarmia
Doky
Ariel Bey
Mieghen Werner Ving
Adolph Lareng
Laoline Wercone
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Amerion
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Tina
Siriise
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Seton
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Frenty
Bertine
Agia Mioghea
Lief
Chiaida Ae
Soncin I
Saudi
Barker Freer
Hay
Dirvis
Tyis
Peerde
Eri Fede
Teovhs
Jaldei
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Watson
Stet
Oden
Friar Diay
Ohey
Roy
Gia Smasher
Lee Prac
R. Wold
Uae
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Mianenok
Enon Siz
Psu
Gal
Tor Austin
Mike
Larson Gene
Seumon
Heemberg
Yi Weeblaun
Fey
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Elb
Siar Cegian
Tate
Ewok
Hisersatt
Sri Lolonwsk
Bel U Jip Saw
Nershs
Nebras
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Urporiunes Soch
Svcretaary
Hughes Doux
Remublican
United States
Toklo
Bhutan
Hiv
Émpaa
Kame
Senators
Wtack
Yrespecs
Tha Ammar
Heiwren
Anttagg
Loads
Vuvaiar
Ameameia
Thiel Neibor
Lane Ti' Addr
Milogatox
Speelers
Franco
Ant Poncerd
Ape Piawec
Balfour
Lois NS
Bitte
Willy Baie
Piet
Fade Otte Powyworkis
Ahiad
Sana
Prigrdte
Prince Tokusawa
Lersery
M. Vivian
Alana
Balfoor
America
Iusetn
Paeifle Islands
Maine
Uvio Mowat
Artish
Wally Larsen
Slelten
Dahl
Rev. Magelssen
HOUSE
GALL
Russell
Columbia Batteries
Zenith
White Cross Electric
Lirker Electric CO
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