Northern Italy Earth Tremor Crashes Cities and Buildings
Earthquake wreaks havoc across northern Italy from Florence to Modena and along the Adriatic coast. Reports describe collapsed buildings in Salerno, Mantua, Parma, and surrounding towns, with casualties feared and villages like Vigetta heavily damaged as survivors seek safety.
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Flores
Modena
Ercurian
Ovey
Mailes
AL Meiwarin
Postatites
Salftra
Marit Lima
Bargain Excursion de Winona Leaves La Crogso
Bargain excursion departs aboard the steamer Capitel on September 9 from La Crogso, with a 6 p.m. departure. Giko noted for sale and trip details.
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Winona
la Crogso
Giko P.m. Bare
Veteran North Sea trawler stumbles on marked fish
An elderly North Sea veteran, after years at sea, reportedly found a large marked plaice near Lowestoft. Official records show the fish, aged about sixteen years, bore an identifying tag linked to a scientific fishery program. The discovery highlights long standing fishing activity and regulatory oversight in the region.
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North Sea
Prehaig Peor
Whiten
Lowestoft
Yael
Public Debate WANTS TO FIGHT Sep 2 1920 Wisconsin
A garbled item from La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press discusses a public debate on international affairs. It mentions British control, Reginald Towers, and American officials hoping to avoid a clash with Britain, with commentary on John Ball and Anglo American friendship amid tumultuous early 20th century diplomacy.
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la Grosse
Wis
Tribune
Baltic
Esthenia
Danzig
Fred Tily
Jhinaig
Reginald Towers
Gudvd
John Ball
Reginald
WCW
Fthc
Britain
Stanley Markopsri
Auto overturns on La Crescent Turnpike injures eight
An automobile on the La Crosse La Crescent Turnpike slid into an embankment and rolled, injuring eight including Mr and Mrs Herman Fessel their children and Mrs Porsels mother Mere i feld and Carl Kellem from Waterville axis John Donebower of Dakota aided by others. A physician was summoned and the car was repaired by a blacksmith shop reopening the trip in the evening.
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la Crescent Turnpike
Wi ‘Automa Hile
la Crosse-La Crescent
Tavlev
Tan
Did
Herman Fessel
Porsels
Mere, Ifeld
Carl Kellem
Chant Waterville
Sher
New Richmond
Axis
John Donebower
Dakota
Whnee Mathine
Nnd Tools
Marquette
la Crescent
The Workless Worker The White Collar Man
In Detroit the paper questions the fate of skilled workers who lost tools and jobs to an end job man. The piece contrasts the plight of the unemployed skilled worker with the rising pressure on white collar labor amid economic shifts.
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Detroit
News
Housing Crisis In New York Grows Sharply
New York City faces a critical housing shortage this fall with tenants marching on Albany for rent protections. Experts warn that demand for office space is driving landlords to raze apartments for commercial use, leaving only a fraction of the needed 166000 new dwellings in planning.
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New York
New York City
Aining
Albany
Buther
Manhattan
Alt Spring
Tanement House
Mann
Encouragement of Home Building Plan Outlined
Fragmentary text indicates a discussion of home building support, cooperative ventures, and use of city resources such as loans or bonds. Mentions Mayor Hyland pushing to establish legality and promote a housing act, with references to financing and municipal action.
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Ventura
Sifking Tung
Hyland
Actiog
Incoherent Paris Street Note Appears in November
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Paris and November with references to treaties and arms. Readable elements reference warnings and planning actions this fall. Names and concrete details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Tom
All
Ves
Jemen
Taly
Florence
Cieator
Will
Detroit News
Suarns
Itor
la Crosse
Herman Bros
Asoer Town
Chicago
Paris
Cornellia
Parl
Elway Bears
I. of Had
Schultz Dry Cleaning Shop
Geo, Schultz
Prop
Booth Street
Victor
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, New Jersey
Pat OF
Victor, Talking Machine. Co
Camden
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