Blovin Defeats Smith to Retain Pin King Title
Jimmy Blovin overcomes Smith in a dramatic final game to win the bowling world championship. Blovin captured the decisive 50th frame, finishing 278 to 256, securing a grand average near peak levels amid a competitive match.
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Smith
Jimmy Smith
Chicago
Timmy Blovin
Milwaukee
Blue Jalyads
Ircat
Binwin
Linkelf
Matel
Hoth
Blouin
Hormabeairie
Vlonin
Gamrs
Tonia Crrerann
Hewline
Stock Market Close Amid Mixed Results and Wide Swings
The market ended mixed with several major issues notable for volatility as investors weighed corporate results and global cues. Traders watched price swings in tech and industrials, while financials showed modest gains amid cautious sentiment and ongoing economic concerns.
Norway and Norway Agents Declare War on Liquor Smugglers
Prohibition era tensions rise as Norwegian authorities militarize efforts to curb liquor smuggling. A patrol steamer, wth two guns, operates along the coast near the three mile limit to disrupt vessels laden with contraband. Revenue officials intensify searches and a new measure seeks to halt wine and spirit trafficking amid international pressure.
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Norway
Regal Crema, Mie Hiforts of the Smizetors
Olouk Diac
Chrightania
Tate
Salione
Saelzee
Siuewlets
Pius
Ieee
Mats
Norwar
Tallman Dies In Tangent Line of Duty
A garbled notice records the death of an individual named Tallman amid a tangential event. The readable text indicates a fatal incident with unclear surrounding details, mentioning a LEs Crmedn and other partially legible names and places.
A Cure for Consumiption and Medical Research Debate
Fragmented OCR reveals talk of a cure for consumption and a Red Cross driven serum project. Mentions M Apahinger and Sir Alfred Mond with government oversight, while critics question funding versus broader humanitarian gains.
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Crities
Red Cross Society
M. Apahinger
Breheriologiat
Sir Alfred Mond
Lilley
Fed Cross
Javenite Detective AoWirney Survey on Street Children
A survey directed by the Wa tlm Commission of Mental Higiane examined 400700 children near Wiscanstim re weed. It found significant deficits and suggested state written supervision for all serioal children and special classes. Only those on the Straight and farrow path should be defended openly.
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AoWirney
Thi
Wiscanstim
Te Wa
Tlm Commission of
British farmers warned to look for hard times in England
A British government figure warned that agriculture cannot remain propped by subsidies and protection. He cited widespread hardship for farmers and farm laborers as prosperity wanes, predicting devolution of arable land to fewer, larger farms and a shift toward intensive cultivation unless new support is found.
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London
England
Walle
Arthiner Waterearleaiy
Aerie
Tir Counstry
Hkies
Wind Lee
Generis
Eyra
Prrciinrossa
Offles
Aliwyn
Chinkiis
Arthur
Charveter
Bath
Reported bodies of two prominent men located
A chaotic report from Petty Parish describes two prominent men found dead, with investigators detailing motives and potential connections to local power struggles. Authorities and detectives pursue leads, while communities fear what the fatalities imply for regional influence and law enforcement.
Wojciechowski Elected President of Poland
Stanislaw Wojciechowski was elected president of Poland to succeed Gabriel Narutowicz, assassinated last Saturday. He won the 519 votes cast by the National Assembly electoral college. a Piast party member he leads the interior ministry in Skulski’s cabinet.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Stanislaw Wojciechowski
Poland
Gabriel Narutowicz
M. Wojciechowski
Skulski
National Assembly
Piast
Marewski
Cracow University
Radicals
Saat Gg
Survivors recount Herrin mob atrocities at trial
Robert Officer, survivor and University of Pennsylvania graduate, testified on the Herrin riots in which twenty non union miners were killed. He described mob attacks at the mine, surrender of defenders, and fourteen deaths at a barbed wire fence, with leaders and route of the march outlined as trials proceed.
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Associated Press
Robert Officer
University of Pennsylvania
Herrin
Officer
Piot Ornurved
Kentucky
W. J.ester
WBS
Joseph O'Rourke
William Carns
Hernard Jones
Hare
Jicaders
Aguestiaha
C. K. McDowell
Messid
McDowell
Bean
Arbuckle May Get Chance to Come Back Says Hays
Los Angeles reports Uf Hays chairman of the major production group says Roscoe Arbuckle may return to work after recent perils. Joseph Seherck, president, and Lasky, vice president, discuss plans to prove Arbuckle worthy of the trust and to release related photographs and statements.
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Arbuckle
Hays
Los Angeles
Cal- Will
Uf Hays
Prepure Industries
Pietires
Joseph Seherck
Fesee da Tusky
Pace
Punwas
Lasky Parttion
Farm Distiller Jailed In Madison For Prohibition Violation
A farmer living near Madison was fined 800 and sentenced to two months in jail by Judge Tadge A. Sroten in superior court after being found operating a distillery on his farm in violation of the prohibition law. The report also includes scattered humorous and anecdotal fragments about Christmas gifts, family life, and miscellaneous curiosities from periodical chatter.
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Madison
Madisen
Tadge A. ©. Sroten
State Road School January 22 in Wisconsin
Fragmented OCR text from a Wisconsin state road school item lists names and activities. It references Moses, a sedan, vendors, and a list of officials or workers. Details are garbled but indicate a local event or notice with names such as W. Perhetson and Woodhiesdias.
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State Road School
Madsleors
Wis
Moses Msi
Sedan Ventas
Ted
W. Perhetson
Woodhiesdias
Seaman's Union Officer Dies In Patrol
Fragmented OCR text reports the death of a Seaman's Union officer, with unclear timeline and scattered names. The readable parts mention patrols at sea, a ship, and multiple garbled phrases, suggesting an obituary or tribute note amid naval labor context.
Miner killed in Aranco mine accident at Norway Michigan
Joseph Franais, a miner at the Aranco mine in Norway Michigan, died instantly when a fall of rock occurred between two to eight feet. Authorities and fellow workers reported the mishap as a fatal accident at the mine site.
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Norway
Mich
Joseph Franais
Aranco
Travian Vik
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