Newspaper Ad Sparks Mob Threat in Harlem Court Case
A fragmented article describes a stage scene promoted by ads calling for men to join a mob in Harlem. The piece details how Nathan and others allegedly advertised recruitment for a mob, promising wages, and sparked public unrest before police intervened. It notes involvement of service members and a chaotic court setting.
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New York
Napan Saso
Natty
Herlem Court
Nathan
Scott
Taye
Een
Tairrand
Seco
Sathan
Carter
Viunige
Tae Mothe
Jove Miey
Three Balloon Represent U S In Bennett Race
A garbled description mentions seven balloons representing the United States in the Bennett race. The text references Birmingham, pilots, and international balloon context, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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U. S
Birmimutam. Ang
Get
Tekvium
Birmidha Ng Getober
Deters
Fe International
Cep
Momeywell
Thie Sins City
Railroads set new freight record for week ending Sept 25
Washington report states big gains in freight traffic for the week ended September 25. Railroads carried a higher volume than previous figures with cars led by HILGST, surpassing 287,041 tons, marking a new record for the period.
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Washington
Oct. D
Big Tall Tanis
Avert
Kansas Town Bomb Plot Mystery Opens Inquiry
Authorities in Hutchinson investigate a bomb plot tied to a powerful charge found near a viaduct in the city. Officials report absence of threatening activity but nearby radiographic probes and a heavy police presence indicate a serious potential danger to the town and surrounding areas.
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Kansas Town
Hutchinson
Tay City
Bors
Orioles Defeat Saints Again In Eight to Five Clash
Baltimore tops St Paul 8 to 5 in the fever league series game two. Ogden pitched for the Orioles as Merritt started for St Paul and was roughed up in the fifth inning. Key fielding shines, and Cobb and Coombe close the game with strong relief. Series note set for Saturday.
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Baltimore
St. Paul
Toi Vred
Orioles
Williams
Innins
Queiog
Coombe
Boley
Republicans Plan to Visit Harding on Special Train
Wisconsin delegates plan a large visit to Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge at Marion Ohio on October 18. A letter from the state central committee invites La Crosse residents to join a delegation, with a round trip estimate of 35 dollars and a potential private train from Milwaukee on October 17.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Raat
Milwaukee
Warren G. Harding
Calum Coolidge
Manon
C. S van Anken
Rosse
Wis
State ‘Central Committee
Catrin Conlidge
Marion
Ohio
Plaby
Harry B. Cristlow
Viting
State Central Committee
Harding
Coolidge
Michukee
Sitty
Keven Saits
Marios
Cox Campaigning in Kentucky and Tennessee
Governor Cox, en route with his campaign party, will wind up the day speaking in Kentucky and Tennessee. He addressed Nashville crowds and referred to Senator Hardings denunciation of the league, signaling willingness to advance the issue as the Republican nominee. Wild asses area hunted in Persia.
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Cox
Kentucky
Louis
Kens Lucky
Tennes
Oday
Ut Lerson
Stallong
Nashville
Hardley
League
Superior Merchants Fight Over City Market Control
In Superior Wisconsin Mayor Baxter and several city officials face a lawsuit alleging neglect of official duties as they were linked to the city market. The plaintiffs seek a court order to bar the defendants from using city property and resources for market operations while the case proceeds, with J Risjord of Ashland listed to testify.
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Superior
Wis
Guage
J. Risjord
Ashliad
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Aine
Fay
Poy Son Candy
Wradnasan
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Klagenfurt
Carinthia
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Upson
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Persiaee
John M. Sinclair
Pearl St. la Crosse, Wis
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Postum Cereal Co,Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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Regal Shoe
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