Attorney General Report Warns of Rising Ultra Radicals
The annual report cites increased activity by ultra radical groups and foreign propagandists in the United States. It notes defense organizations disguising as aid for movement abroad, reports arrivals of 427 foreign propagandists, and calls for continued enforcement of prohibition. It also highlights prosecutions, peonage concerns, and proposed federal reforms to ease court congestion and curb radical influence.
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Washington
Moacow
United States
United Communist Party
Boem
Pnst
Ontinuss
Siis
Agencs
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Department
Helvetine Rervion
Vail
Yaigberty
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Ammon
Moonshine Raids Crack Down on Lan der Moonshine Ring
Deputy sheriffs and prosecutors raided a Lander house arresting Newton, Nelv Palle, and Dick Witvou for selling moonshine. A separate Yellowstone Sheep Company raid near Halley led to two complete stills and barrels of moonshine with Ora Hoella named among arrestees. The liquor ring is said to involve multiple officers and ongoing investigations aim to dismantle the operation.
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Toomlag
Newton
Nelv Palle
Dick Witvou
John
Jasper Buroh
Lander
Distriet Court
Michels
Burch
Hayes
Eamie Thang
Yellowstone Sheep Company
Halley
Jasper
John Hureh
Bern
Bt de
Annie Arneate
Dewi
Sander
Dall
Dalye
Unclear text about Lovall Dect Vin and deputy event
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Lovall Dect Vin and a celebration or event involving deputy Me My time to six near a place called Wier nune widen by the nomlyient tian. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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Lovall
Vin Poplin
Storm Off Newfoundland Claims Dozens of Lives
The Newfound land coast endured a brutal two day storm that wrecked more than twenty fishing schooners and tugs. At least eighteen lives are confirmed lost with property damage around 20000. Shipmasters call it the worst storm to strike the coast. more losses may follow as salvage and checks continue.
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Associated Press
ST. Johns
Newfoundland
Eleven American Soldiers Hanged in France Reported
Washington reports eleven members of the American Expeditionary Forces were hanged in France after military court convictions. Senate investigations cited alleged executions without French jurisdiction. Witnesses described hangings for rape murder assault and other crimes, including cases involving black soldiers and a Belgian girl.
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Washington
Thee
France
Walter Bethal
Alyounto
Senate
Kenator Watson
Georgia
Iris Dn Franco
Hether
Mershing
Solien
Givhiwe
Bethel Wee Saied
Yas
Glovres
Sueview Med
Lawler
Watson
Bethel
Agwerlean
Ray
Olivet Chapter Elects Officers at Annual Banquet
The Olivet chapter held its annual election of officers with Mre, LL. Marneletger named conduct lew Ars and Mre BA Vallanger as treasurer. Captain Niekoree chosen as leader with a ceremonial toasts and a supper event.
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Olivet
Ban
Turk Star
Mee
BA Vallanger
Mre
Marneletger
Chicago riot shocks city as strike clashes escalate
Forty men are cut and bruised when a sympathy strike stormed an elevated train. Windows shattered. fifteen hundred police deployed after dawn as crowds attack. Earlier, two hundred officers fired on thousands of sympathizers near the plant. Nine seriously injured, one reported thrown into a creek. Police closed nearby saloons. Chief Pitzmoerla vows to stop the tram line at any cost. Women reportedly carry red pepper and challenge officers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pitzmoerla
Blind inmates evacuated as fire threatens Jersey City home
In Jersey City, about 100 inmates at Bt. Joseph's Home for the Blind were led to safety by firemen and police after a blaze damaged the building. More than 50 blind women, some paralyzed, were carried out while several inmates fainted as the fire was brought under control.
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Jersey City
Tee
Bt. Joseph's
Attempants
Chicago man charged in female employment scheme
An arrest from Chicago reports a man accused of defrauding women by promising office work and paying upfront fees. He allegedly forged bank documents and targeted young women across Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Providence, with losses ranging from 150 to 200 dollars per victim.
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Ctumcago
Tow
Amatorn
Chicago
Hlinvis Bankert Association
Philadelphia
Pitsburg
Providencet
Edward Arente
Hiya F
Lordere’ Peneration
Eloven Girle
Vitlus Mere Bevm Vietlnld
Arente
Democrat Named Lovell In Wilton Administration Nomination
A Democrat named Lovell, Wynryet Keethorne, Hilnyghuned, and powtinator Rare join the Wilton administration’s cabinet as Liebneints to receive high position, with reelection considered for another four years under Preakdoot Wieding.
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Lovell
Wynryet
Keethorne
Wilton
Submarine 15 Qunk Rammed Off Bridgeport Sinks
Submarine 15 Qunk sank off Bridgeport Connecticut after a tug rammed it and flooded chambers with chlorine gas. The crew escaped through torpedo tubes and thirty were hospitalized in New York for observation. The commandant said one end was lightened to rise and the craft perched for hours before rescue by a tanker.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Dee
New York
Assov
Jail Break Attempt Foiled at New Mexico Penitentiary
Santa Fe December 8 Deputy Warden Nugan shot Bull Parry a convict during a cell struggle in the state penitentiary. Officials said the incident aimed to trigger a general raid. Parry was wounded in the leg and not considered serious.
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Associated Preas
Santa FE
New Mexico
State Penitentiary
Nugan
Bull Parry
Parry
St. Louis Police Report Arrest Totals By Occupation
In St. Louis Mo a yearly police department report shows 42 152 people arrested last fiscal year with 4 740 charged with robbery and 340 on murder charges Laborers were the largest group arrested and laborers were next Stolen property valued at 1 188 was recovered
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ST. Louis
Dee
Police Department
Wartime Ireland Pact Hinted If Agreement Ratified
A late telegraph dispatch from Dublin notes a warning from military HQ that if the Anglo Irish agreement is ratified crown forces would be removed within a month. Washington reports Representative Henry Hood of Virginia died of heart disease. Berlin cites King George’s wine permit order for internees as riots erupt among prisoners. Former Emperor William publishes a book on wartime tables from 1474 to the outbreak of the war.
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Dublin
Ireland
Coal Prices Rise Amid Cheyenne Market Shift
A Cheyenne led market update reports coal prices climbing today as merchants adjust retail tees and supply lines. Officials cite rising demand and transportation costs driving the trend, with local buyers watching prices closely for further changes.
ICC Warns Rail Rates May Drop If Costs Stabilize
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports hopes for substantially lower railroad rates if traffic volume recovers and operating costs align with trends. It notes government guarantees paid about 430 million in six months after private return, with 105 million due, and 1.7 billion in certificates issued for refunding stock and bonds. The report covers the year ending October 31 and cites earnings below a 6 percent net return on invested value amid unsettled industry conditions. It urges Congress to revisit preferential export rates and strengthens anti bribery and consolidation provisions.
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Washington
Dec
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Carriera
U. S
U.K
Shipping Board
Commission
Foreign offer for eight geoulee Navajo Bug gift
Fragmentary text mentions Xmas gifts and a hardware company, with unclear references to shipping or availability. No clear persons, dates, or organizations are identifiable for a solid summary.
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Perviture and Hardware Co
Japanese Accept Inquiry on Quadruple Pacific Plan
Washington dispatch reports the Japanese government has accepted the plan for fourfold understanding in the Pacific and authorized it. British spokesman notes a 5-5-3 ratio related to capital ships, tied to a broader settlement, though Tokyo had not yet正式ly accepted the proposal. Conference committees await official Japanese assent, with some dispute over reporting from Honolulu.
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Associated Prena
Washington
Pacific
Honolulu
Tokio
Craig Makes Hasty London Trip Amid Triad Talks
Ulster Parliament members weigh the Triad agreement after a brief private session. Sir James Craig, Ulster Premier, will depart for London tonight, signaling possible negotiations or amendments. Belfast, Treland, Dee, and surrounding areas cited as context for rising political tension.
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Belfast
Treland, Dee
Ulater
James Craig
London
Weeks Takes A Crack At Our Congress
Associated Press reports Secretary of War Weeks addressing the Association of Life Insurance Presidents in New York. He criticizes Congress for centralized power and argues for clearer thinking and reform to restore balance and world-wide stability. He warns against outdated methods and calls for decisive action to return to normal.
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New York
Dec
Congress
United States
Weeks
Association of Life Insurance Presidente
Howe
Washington land deal reported with large pre December figure
A terse wire note records a land transaction in Washington with a substantial pre December amount cited as 7 640 870. The item notes the figure and timing but lacks broader context or names beyond the location.
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