FIGHTING REPORTED IN PETROGRAD AS SOVIET REBELLION GROWS
Reports from London and Helsinki describe street fighting in Petrograd as workers and sailors surge against the Soviet government. Kronstadt and other naval units reportedly join the revolt while loyal troops and cadets contest rebels in the streets.
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de al Patch
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Naval Fere
Nightigah Central Trainhen Blamed For Sunday Wreck
A Sunday wreck near Nightigah Central involved multiple fatalities and injuries among passengers and crew. Investigations focus on train conditions, with officials promising action and possible suspensions for those found at fault.
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Nighigah Gentral Trainhen
Man Returns to Disprove Wife Murder Charge
An apparent death report prompts testimony clarifying the case as the husband seeks to counter allegations against his wife. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but the core event involves a disputed death claim and ensuing legal contention.
German reparations offer faces Allied rejection plan
The Allies prepare a reply as German reparation proposals are deemed unacceptable. In local news, Middlemer launches a campaign against Wilk Station boom, the Tenth Ward booth sees long crowds, a farmer reports a sold-out market, curb sales lag, and a new milk station opens on West Avenue
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West Avenue
Freight Cars Derailed on Burlington Road Today
Derailed freight cars blocked Burlington Road with emergency crews responding to the scene. Reports indicate disruptions to nearby traffic and potential damage to a few local properties as investigators begin examination of the derailed rail cars and switch points. Weather records noted nearby may be impacted by the incident.
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Burlington Road
Elan Hearings On Banger Tax Bills Late In Month
Madison Wis committee hours on Wisconsin tax bills amid delayed hearings. Four main bills to be considered with one Rover bill and a general tax measure drawing support from major sponsors and opposition.
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Canvarnor Labs Hotaienciier
City Figures on Lenco Fowler Plan for Union Station and Marketing
A long fragmented statement outlines a city plan for industrial growth and public works. It emphasizes cooperation with workers, revives calls for immediate stimulus, and argues for reorganizing city affairs to boost progress and public prosperity through coordinated marketing and labor engagement.
Candidate F P Fowler Announces Mayoral Run
Local figure CANDIDATE FP Fowler declares candidacy for mayor in upcoming election. He outlines priorities for city governance, including infrastructure improvements and public safety, while rallying supporters at a community event.
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H. Fowler
Respect for Dry Agent Rising Declares Belaney
A disrupted speech surface shows Belaney praising lawful enforcement as officials route to Sparta for a campaign meeting. He claims growing respect for the Wilstead act, cites cooperation with county and city authorities, and notes looters and rule breakers are being restricted while educational outreach continues.
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Burglars Enter Kidder's Office In Bank Building
Burglars forced entry into the office of W Kidder in a bank building during the night. They ransacked private files and left signs of a forced break in. Police investigated and noted missing papers and possible motive tied to recent patent records. Eightteen parolees reported in Wise County housing mayors and agents connected to related cases.
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Committee Recommends Congress Impeachment Probe of Landis
The House Judiciary Committee voted unanimously to pursue impeachment inquiries into Federal Judge Landis over alleged improper employment ties and related improprieties. The panel, with Chairman Volstead reserving minor points, framed the investigation as part of broader concerns about federal judicial conduct and executive accountability.
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Carolina
Champ Clark Dies After 26 Years in Congress
Former Speaker Champ Clark, long-time Democratic leader, dies at advanced age after a brief illness from measles complications. Congress votes a year's salary to Mrs Clark, and the House adjourns briefly before resuming to honor his memory. The death note lists his wife, son Bonsmott Clark, daughter, and James M. Thompson of New Orleans as survivors. Funeral arrangements to be announced and likely sent to Bowling Green, Maine.
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Prisoners raid jailer and steal moonshine load in Tracy
Disorder erupts as inmates seize the jailer then hijack a car to flee with a store of moonshine. Lawmen report agents raided an illegal moonshine operation, seized liquor, and chased the suspects who stopped briefly before authorities recovered the vehicle and some evidence.
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Minn
Speech Purist Warns Americans On Lip Laziness
A distorted obituary-like note from Atlantic City cites a speech disorder society urging clearer diction. The unnamed speaker advocates better articulation, claiming it benefits public communication and national image.
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Paris man charged with carving initials on girl's breast
A Paris man was charged after a year old girl suffered injuries when initials were carved on her chest. Police said the incident occurred in the home of the suspect’s family, with investigators gathering details from witnesses at the scene.
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Another Mile Station to Open Next Saturday
The newspaper notes a new mile station opening Saturday at West Avenue oil, with details on timing and arrangements for supplies and local officials.
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Public Council Note on Mandates and Pacific Possessions
The Associated Press reports Paris notes the League of Nations is not involved in allocating former German Pacific possessions including Yap. The council says it will administer mandates and welcomes American support while inviting the United States to participate in future Council discussions, stressing administration over political control.
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House Holds Cent For Army Wastuseton
A parliamentary body votes to fund a substantial army appropriation amid disputed figures and unclear exchanges. Officials cite security needs while opponents warn of fiscal risk and unclear deployment timelines.
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