Ford Rolls Over Bank on Mormon Coulee Sunday
Raymond Rach driver of a Ford roadster escaped injury when he ran off Mormon Coulee road near the city limits about 11 Sunday morning. His car rolled over an embankment after another vehicle he met at high speed did not stop. Passengers Steve Bruzyniski and Frank Konetchy were hospitalized with back and head injuries.
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Steve Bruzyniski
Frank Konetchy
Moriman Coulee
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Yniski
Konetchy
St. Francis Hospital
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Toth
Price
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Marmion Coulie Roa
Ofienra Arneson
Lang Wen
Mormon Cailee Road
Rach Wat
Joul
Lenroot Rill Administration Answer to Farmer Convoluted Debate
The lengthy debated legislative record cites Lenroot and Representative Carrer of Oklahoma and others. It covers funding that should not be diverted from Indian lands, proposed building measures, and bills on papermaking and napkin production. Postal revenue rankings place Wisconsin 13th, New York leading with over 53 million dollars.
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Kate Wah Tex
Oklahoma
Crean
Madison
Andy
Wisconsin
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas town bonds on turkey sales amid record figures
A Texas town reports a turkey sales season reaching $10,000 with producers collecting $500 in sales at 80 cents per pound. The article notes strong demand and low additional costs, signaling a flourishing poultry period for local farmers.
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Texas
Hachma
Lis Neen
French Premier Survives Auto Collision Near Paris
The French premier escaped serious injury after a violent car crash as a presidential motorcade passed. An investigation by a commission is underway into the dispute over the birthplace of Copernicus and its memorial plan in the city of Vhron, with a new library proposed to honor the birth of Copernicus.
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Paris
Copernicus Théri
Caperticus
Vhron
Russia Promises Larger Army in Parade Show of Strength
The Moscow defense ministry proclaims readiness to expand the armed forces as a massive military parade unfolds. Officials claim over half a million people viewed the display, with artillery, machines, and troops marching past the reviewing stand.
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Moscow
Hemi
Garrisin
Tap Soi
Prominent Springfield Publisher Warren A Myers Remembered
Obituary notes Warren A Myers former publisher of the Springfield Sun for many years. The brief tribute recalls his leadership at Roche Myers factory affiliations and his involvement in civic movements.
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Ghidan
Warren A. Myers
Aminuietnrer
Qvola- Lister
Wren
Roche & pMyerd
Springfield Sun
Secret of Diving Birds Explained by Air Expulsion
A fragmented note cites researchers like I Merslit Heeeld describing how diving birds use expelled air to dive deeper. The readable text references aquatic lines and Mpmaelees heart, implying a focus on buoyancy and underwater scanning.
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Merslit Heeeld
Sweden Receives Major Gift from U S Library
Stockholm will receive one million six Dewey cards cataloguing pool subjects as a gift from America. The cards, stored in a vast index, will be distributed to five Stockholm libraries and the Royal Library, the Riksdag library, and technical institutes. The project, costing about 20 000 crowns, aims to aid Swedish scholars by providing access to the expansive Library of Congress catalog.
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Washington
Stockholm
Americas
Bevedon
Technical College
Canada
Oit
Omar Etkyste
Academy For Engineering Sciencg
Konks Usted
Brockholm
Munerr
Royal Librairy
Riksdag
Academy of Science
Carnilag Insrimite
Che Eata
James
Misa Hy Astodt
Eahlagin
Witell
American Library
Frogs cause fire during girls' dance costumes incident
A chaotic incident on Saturday led to three costumes burning as youths flicked a lighter. One girl, Miss Stella Wat, was injured and rushed to hospital with burns while others reported minor injuries. The event occurred at Avenue Pine and involved local youths and bystanders.
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Wong
PieiVen
Miss Steter Wat
Ns Vy Siniaun
Lila Lee Feeds 1000 Homeless Men This Christmas
Actress Lila Lee arranged a large Christmas dinner for about 1000 homeless men and others in Chicago. Charles Appel coordinated the gift, with help from the Hobo college and Miss Mary McCormick of the Chicago Grand Opera, who sang Christmas songs amid the festive scene.
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Lila Lee
Hobo College
Mary McCormick
Grand Opera
Chicagne Girgie Opera
Greatness Runs in Families Says Psychology Expert
Renowned psychologist Professor Lewis M. Terman argues that hereditary factors strongly influence genius, noting that the United States faces a decline in the emergence of exceptionally gifted individuals. He cites tests of thousands of children and contends that inborn aptitude, not formal training, drives extraordinary talent across generations. He warns that only a small top segment produces most great leaders, urging government efforts to cultivate the 4 percent who advance to the pinnacle.
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United States
Lewis M. Norman
Stapfert
Vorsill
Nore
Termin
oWe
Seis Rien
Woo
Abraham Lincoln
Oslock
Torman
Jvem
Dames Russet
Lowell
Terman
Erie Grammatic
Wienins
Womin
Statewide coal shipments face shortages and price questions
A Wisconsin statement on anthracite coal shipments to northern states prompts a reply from DP press secretary asserting high prices and limited supply. Wisconsin officials question lack of clarity on where shipments and stockpiles are, amid ongoing coal distribution concerns.
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Mardison
Wis
Chicago
Pens
Rodentel
Ceevertar
Renty
Rissentin
Wisconsin
Arto
Northgast
Pressetin
Murtig
Eunindey
Governor Halts Plan To Shift Guard To Bastrop
A halted state plan to move guard forces toward Bastrop is described amid scattered garbled text. The fragment references families, memorials, and a veteran’s ashes, noting emotional scenes and public service themes without clear sequence or full context.
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Bastrop
Funeral mob scene and rumors surge after arson attack
A tense funeral procession in a rural community drew fears of reprisals as Klansmen were seen among mourners and officials clashed over security. Sheriff officials defended the arrest as necessary while locals debated motives and guilt amid a charged atmosphere. The piece notes long-standing community divisions and mentions the Society of Daughters of the American Revolution, organized in 1890.
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The
Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
France Prepares Jan 15 Ruhr Invasion Move
Fragmented text notes France ready to march into the Ruhr on January 15 amid reparations disagreements. Mentions installments and a moratorium debate, with partial figures and references to German payments and Allied demands.
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France
Ruhr
State Treasury worker retires amid years of service
Ailing notes and unclear text from the source recount the retirement of a State Treasury employee after long service. The fragment mentions a Mr Totinsen and Mr. dobnxou and hints at departments, welfare, and a retirement in May. Names and exact details remain obscured by errors.
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Sotinson
Aeie Hengy Dehisin
Suete
West
Seale
Aaron Manpreetinion
Wha
Liverest
Moe
Tim
Mr. Dobnxou
New Telephone Stand Awey and Earth Spots on Sun
Fragmentary report notes a new telephone stand and a crane part. It mentions the earth's position and sun spots with unclear links to effects. Further readable details are sparse and names or places are not clear.
Christmas bill at the Rivoli pleases crowd
A Rivoli Christmas show featuring Orcawn Taps, Mor Will, and Babe Ine with foot juggling and barrel acrobatics delights the audience. Garfield and Smith offer a mid fire comedy gel with Viva Enietia and a one-armed pianist Charles Greamt.
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Rivoli
Carfield
Smith
Ushi
Kent
Staivle
Enietia
Vamerican
Ty Mary
Charles Greamt
Mr. Gerard
Phisiia
Selinaire
Aids to Virtue and Denver's Name Origins
Fragmented OCR text mentions Aids to Virtue and “Where Denver Got Its Name” noting the city of Denver was named for General J W Denver, a one time cavalry officer. The readable portions are garbled but imply a historical note on city names and virtue aids.
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Metill
Denver
Dorepr
J. WW
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