Restoration fears as Emperor Charles sought in Europe crisis
Amid Allied moves in Paris and Budapest, reports claim Hungary’s regent fled to avoid restoration efforts. Charles allegedly faced exile terms, with Allied representatives pressing Vienna for a provisional administration. Fronts brace for further mobilization as new shockwaves threaten the imperial line.
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Horthy
Rertan
sAdmira
Hangariak
Charles
Vi Vole
James
Auralia Harig
Mrs Brown Speaks At Rescue Monday Evening
Local event notes Mrs Brown is scheduled to address attendees Monday evening at the Rescue meeting. The program appears to include a brief talk and a small gathering, with plans for a follow up by organizers and potential related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Rescue
Believes Agreement Could Be Reached Amid Turmoil
Fragments suggest talks or negotiations with several parties are discussed but details and outcomes remain unclear. The text mentions names and places in a garbled form, limiting extraction of concrete actors or dates.
Fale Bride On the Primridy List Comversaliun
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a loaner, a dollar query, and a team with a number. Readers see unclear names and events. The readable parts hint at a prize or listing but lack coherent facts, dates, or entities to verify.
Fragmentary note on medical education and labor discipline
A garbled passage describes medical training and discipline, mentioning patients, clinical work, and a course of labor. It hints at a religious or moral framing, referencing Rome, a mentor, and a directional focus on enduring hardship. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or names.
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Rome
Smith Coulee Span Finished and Bridge Work Nears
The Smith Coulee span finished and bridge work near completion with a schedule noting next steps. Crews, county roads workers, and local officials coordinate January milestones and prepare for paving from Pacer to Lunger, with traffic routing on the Wet Conté. Construction progress includes completing planned approaches and safety measures as work continues through February.
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Itv
Smith Comtee
Raads
fLombton
Pyers
Isiate Dahl
Farmers Will Raise Their Own Beef and Peddle It
Farmers maintain beef self sufficiency and plan to deliver directly to communities. Price and delivery terms reflect local demand with concerns about competition from outside suppliers. Public notices emphasize farm gate sales and regional supply dynamics.
SURRENDERS AND PREPARES FOR LEAVENWORTH
A. Per, former head of the JeTunct Velecit Condensed MUR Pau Hey, surrendered to U S Marshal Wo in Madison and faced transfer toward Leavenworth Prison. The case, affirmed by the United States Supreme Court, places subject in custody as authorities plan the transport.
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Mores A. Per
United States
Recovery of Mrs Pgley Uncertain Physician's Report
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss recovery prospects for Mrs Pgley and mention a physician, A Gundersen, at a hospital. References to hernia, bullet removal, and uncertainties about Nes Polos and Whitey are noted with unclear connections and nonstandard spelling.
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A. Gundersen Hospital
Whitey
Hadwig Bseet
Ty Gundersen
Man Arrested Here for Check Swindling
A local man was arrested on check swindling charges in Winona amid a noisy, fragmentary report. The piece references a Windie Windia area suspect and cites police involvement, with unclear lines about a return or surrender and the Winona town police chief.
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Waller
Alts
Tyans
Hias Roy Thart
Windie
Wang
Avorrless Ehveks
Wingo
Special Meeting of Common Council Friday Evening
A special meeting of the Common Council is set for Friday evening. The clerk’s office urges timely introductions of any street or alley petitions before Tuesday. If aldermen have pending matters they should be brought forward. the next regular meeting is noted as imminent.
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Common Council
Camnon Spinel
Ganenneces
Plan Development of Port of Duluth Hearing Draws Leaders
Representatives from local government urban bodies business and educational institutions joined Monday to discuss harbor protection and development for the Port of Duluth. Speakers led by Stockton from the University of South Dakota and John J. Cyary, president of the American something addressed harbor committee plans and regional territory impact.
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Talletie
Mint
Toor
Leiding
Vorthwest
Dilaih
Feinreyes
Shiv Sot
Wisconsin
Owhe Inedur Stockton
Uiniversity
South Dakar
Oink
Tohn J. Cyary
Auanenes
Sechil Beieres
Moonshine maker held on charge at county jail
Skaar is held on charge of making and selling moonshine. He appeared before County Judge Tenn and was held under $500 bond for examination. Skaar admitted making moonshine but said it was for personal use. The district attorney stated that Skaar was selling moonshine. Skaar surrendered to the sheriff and gave himself up.
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Skaar
Helmer
North
Agens
Tenn
Hwavag
Edunnry
Brinchey
Sim Tf
Tad Aitidavic
Saar
Nkaur
Sheriff's Office
Hitte
Police Court adjourns cases involving intoxication and traffic
Thro of Gust Petersan anal and Plomerr Teverson, arraigned Monday for intoxication and a traffic line, had hearings adjourned to November 2 after pleading not guilty. Too Fister and L. T. Tatrson were fined 12.50 each for specuing and Sohn E Hanson paid 7 for interference.
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Gust Petersan
Plomerr Teverson
Arraigne
Twertren
Too Fister
L. T. Tatrson
Sohn E Hanson
Canadian Schooner Wrests Sea Honors From Americans
A damaged legible snippet from a Canadian schooner story notes tense competition with Americans at sea. The fragment mentions Lapewhuec and Glou min lespermnia with references to fishermen's rage and a near comparison where the Americans are described as outclassed in an off time at Pine Nose.
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Lapewhuec
North
Pine Nose
Msie
Lepsch Held After Bail Not Furnished Today
Mrs. Lepsch is held at the constable station awaiting trial Wednesday after a charge of violating city ordinance with ref to bail. The case was continued until then when bail was not furnished. A separate note mentions a cleaning to a toaster as a minor item.
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Mmary Lepsch
Marr Tlensch
Browcht
Censeal
Suation
Simmons
Constal
Lepsch
FAA
Dria
Woman Sentenced for Forging Theodore Roosevelts Signature
New York dispatch reports Mrs Emma Birdson Burkett of Willsdale Indiana was sentenced to the penitentiary for forging the endorsement of Theodore Roosevelts to a note for $69000. The judge limited the sentence to the director causing a high profile case in the financial fraud ring.
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New York
Emma Bl Irdson Burkett
Willsdale
Ind
Flay
Theodore Rongecell
Sage Tea Turns Gray Hair Dark Product Ad
An old advertisement promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural hair darkener. It claims sage tea plus sulfur restore a uniform shade, applying with a sponge for even coverage. one night’s use yields darker, shinier hair.
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Wyeth
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