Moore Named to Plage on World Court
Moore, an American expert in international relations, accepts election to the International Court of Justice. At sixty one, he has long served in public diplomacy and law, with tenure in the U S State Department and academic roles, and he is viewed as a strong fit to fill the post after the assembly confirmed the move.
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Moore
Associ
Loki Dassatr
TATA
Leazur
Rafael Altamira
Yo Creven
Spain
Ruy Barbosa
Brovils
Wobretigtay
Thily
Reformanion Hall
Viseanne Finlay
Doh
Tuskent Moore
United Btaths
Ponnad
Reece
Bibi
Bret Jam
Trewn Scott
International Court of Justice
Eleigman
Tim
Cotton Report From Washington Detours Roads
Fragmented report describes cotton consumption and market figures with references to bales and tinters. Mentions a census bureau announcement and a detour or road work near Beloit and Janesville with concrete replacement and a new detour opening.
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Washington
Tinters
Angeyst Bast Xean
Census Bureau
Weather notes mix of garbled forecast and names
Fragmentary weather record mentions Wisconsin cloudy conditions and some vague references to winds and temperatures. Names like Pete Lu appear. details are unreadable and inconsistent across the line.
Frisco Grand Jury Indicts Arbuckle for Manslaughter
Frisco grand jury returns an indictment charging film comedian Arbuckle with manslaughter. The case arises from a posttrial incident at the courthouse with a pending murder charge related to Miss Virgin Reyne. Prosecutors say a speedy trial is sought and a warrant for arrest of an implicated party is expected Friday.
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Frisco Grand Jury
Arbuckle
Viedentit
Virgin Reyne
San Franciscn
Jace “Lesding
Gay Inellen
Athornos
Brarky
Tarphe Kun Manretinn
Ihe
Aman Ingeker Olen
Il ‘He Reir Romping
Tye Abe Hibina Leboyene
Lriend
Miss Jape
Blake
Elfiety Geal
Lss
Irda
Senate committee to West Virginia to probe mine war
Senate committee plans to visit Washington Sunday for West Virginia inquiries on the mine conflict. An informed panel will convene in an executive session to consider evidence and discuss possible actions to address alleged murders and related proceedings.
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Senate
West Virginia
Moenshers
Washington
Tyner
Tare
Flip Flop Airman and Human Fly To Perform Thursday
A chaotic OCR reading reports Pip Flop Auta aviator and Wile limos performing Thursday in a series of aerial feats. The description mentions a dramatic air display with maneuvers, timing vague, and crowds expected to attend at a local airfield.
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Wile Limos
Duman
Figine
Willems
Irish peace talks hinge on plenary replies from premier
Irish courier reports returning from meeting with Premier Lloyd George amid Dublin fears negotiations may be interrupted. Officials say the Irish government approved plenipotentiary terms and aim to pursue talks, with Sinn Fein figures and Michael Collins among key participants.
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Tila Georen
Wisk Livans
Dai
Inverness
Lloyd George
Tig Diliephy
Fallawy
Artisrthy
Withie Ane Sin
Elelmin
Michael Collins
Fanaee
Robert. Tan
Umven J. Duggsun
Sinn Pein
George Gavan Netty
Sinn
Gtad Torsien
Tle
Fie
Boy Confesses to Double Murder in Wisconsin Garage
Police say Narvey WL Church of Adin Wisconsin confessed to killing Carl Asmos and another man in a garage. The 15 year old reportedly admitted the crimes during questioning, mentioning a plan to use forty thousand dollars to buy something. Lacy Darks and Clarence Wider Parks are linked to the case in statements.
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Ieee Police
Abbove
Adin
Wis
Carl Asmos
Dad
Daugherty
Daimoblt
Satesthen
Benien
Abattae
Ferd
Mane
Churel
Lacy Darks
Clarence Wider
Parks
Wiswari
Man Nearly Finishes Year In Prison Sentenced For Insane Hospital Transfer
Had nearly completed a year of a prison sentence, Hadad, a man from Trinidad, was transferred to a hospital for the insane after a board found him insane and unfit to continue confinement. Authorities say the disturbance led to the move and a possible attempt to remove him from the prison.
Sing Sing convict executes sensational river slide escape
Ossining BW reports a Sing Sing inmate in a dramatic escape that ended with him sliding down a wall, leaping a roof, and leaping into the river. He vanished into the darkness after surfacing near the prison.
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Ossining
Toseph Sorace
Mace
Enrtson
Polowye
Married at Fourteen Woman Ma 22 Children
Fragmentary OCR reads as a historic note about a teenage marriage and many children. Readable names and details are too garbled to confirm identities or locations. the text hints at a rural or local record pattern without clear event specifics.
Secretary of Labor States Unemployment Better Now Than 1914
Secretary Davis argues unemployment is improved from 1914 levels with 4.785 million out of work yet noting 12 million still employed. He cites $3500 billion in bonds for public works, signs of activity in cotton and wool markets, rising silk hosiery demand, and a worldwide recovery context while urging intelligent relief to suffering.
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Davis
Europe
McCormick
Police Quiz Third Man In Chicago Murders Confesses Motives
Reports say Lawrence Wilder, named by Church and Parks in signed confessions, is being pressed for a full confession after alibi gaps. Church and Parks detailed a plan to steal, sell two automobiles, and split profits, with Daugherty and Ausmus killed during the robbery attempt. Wilder denies involvement, claiming he and Parks worked at a shoe factory the day of the crimes and can account for his whereabouts.
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Chicago
T. Millon H
Walker
Bernardo
Daugherty
Carl Ausmus
Lawrence Wilder
Wilder
Church
Parks
Cheeagg
W. Churet
Leon Parks
Chirei
Bernard J. Danshorty
Carl A. Amsmkaitar
Wilitr
Story
Anade Tunsday
Jos Phijges
Che Dombe Mymior
Agian’ Parks
Income Tax Payable Delinquent Notice For Milwaukee
The third installment of readers income tax is payable on September 1. Checks must be delivered at the offices of the tax supervisor by the federal building in Milwaukee on Thursday September 1.
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Ferler
Bere Orn
Milwaukee
Thutsusy
Teamsters quarrel over place in line ends before judge
Jenn Spears and W. S. Baier, both Teamsters, argued over who should stand in line at the northwestern freight house Tuesday afternoon. Spears struck Baier, who filed 40 warrants charging assault. Spears was arraigned before County Judge Brindley Wednesday morning. He admitted an argument with Baier and later denied assault. Spears paid a $3 fine and costs of $5.07.
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Jenn Spears
Baier
Spears
Warranr
Brindiey
Pushert Falor
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