Revolution S Complete WY Breece Provokes Demo in Athens
A large pro Venizelos demonstration floods Athens as revolutionaries push toward a republic. Crowds wave portraits of Venizelos and chant Vivi France. a Provisional Revolutionary Committee forms to assume power amid threats to punish disturbances.
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Athens
George
Vivi Frimec
Yovolidioni
Archard
Tzhintufitinkos
Provisional Revolutionary Committee
Itelongs
Italian Fort Destroyed by Lightning in Genoa Gulf
An explosion caused by lightning today destroyed Falemarn Port near Santren w on the Gulf of Genoa, wrecking the town and killing and wounding many. A fire spread to a nearby bridge over a stream near Harrison Nebraska, delaying east and westbound Chicago and Northwestern trains as wrecking crews worked to restore service.
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Genoa
Italy
Falemarn
Santren
Gulf of Genoa
Harrison
Nebraska
Ander
Fin
School hosts teachers for pleasant afternoon gathering
The Vocational High School welcomed high school teachers with a pleasant afternoon reception at the school building. The event took place in the after noon and showcased hospitality by the students and staff.
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Pia
Notice of Final Settlement for Agnes W. Bwinney Estate
Executor Marvin A. Mpelson announces the final account and petition for distribution of Agnes W. Bwinney deceased in Fremont County Wyoming. Interested parties may examine records and file objections by November 6, 1922. failure to object may lead to final settlement thereafter. Dated September 28, 1922.
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Agnes W. Bwinney
District Court
Fremont County
Wyoming
Ald
Auilly
Ea Tate
Marvin A. Mpelson
Rxorutor
Oil Production Increases In US On Week Ending November 20
Daily averages of crude oil production rose by 12.99 barrels in the United States to reach 1,007,000 barrels for the week ending November 20, according to the weekly Petroleum Institute summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vessels Leaving for Constantinople Ordered by Navy
Norfolk VA Sept 28 The navy department completes reparations for twelve destroyers to proceed to Constantinople. IX ships are ready for departure today as part of the dispatch.
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Associated Press
Norfolk, Va
Navy Department
Constantinople
Record freight shipments hit historic highs in rail system
Through at the railway shop mons strike began July in the railroads halt their kenviewt tenf fie ever recorded in their history, according to Charles Dillon assistant chairman of the Western Committee of Public Relations of the Association of Railway Executives who spoke today.
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Associated Press
Oklamama City
Okla
Mons
Halle
Charles Dillon
Western Comittee of Public Relations
Association of Railway Executives
Nave Toray
Venizelos Won’t Comment on Greece’s New Government
Paris dispatch reports former Greek wartime premier Eleftherios Venizelos declining to discuss his possible role in Greece’s postwar government. The Belville Petit Paris correspondent notes his reply suggested he wished to be ignored.
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Associated Pres
Paris
Eutherios Veniaelos
Greece
GIELS FRIENDLY MEETS DISCUSSES EVENTS AND CHARITY
The Girl's Friendly Society met in the library club rooms with large attendance. They planned a party for November 22 and appointed Pern Wella, Bliandell Martin, and Bernice Barrave to arrange it. The group also announced a December 27 charity ball and agreed to engage in Christmas charity work. The next meeting is set for Wednesday October 1.
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Girl's Peremity Society
Bove
Amiong
Pern Wella
Bliandell Martin
Bernice Barrave
Hweli
Girl's Friendly Society
New Minister Arrives in Lander
Rev. B. M. Bowser from University Place Nebraska and his life and daughter arrived in Lander last evening to take the Methodist pastorate succeeding Rev. B Tones. The family drove through Denver to reach the parsonage and bring household goods from Nebraska.
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B. M. Bowser
University Place
Nebraska
Lander
Bossier
B. Tones
tHirough
Oear
Rural church mission heads to Wyoming for new charge
A group including Rev Rov and Mira along with TM Jones and Mise Muthigor departed by car for Donglan Wyoming to begin Rev Jona’s first sermon on the new charge at Buniay. The new censor Rev Th A Thea sive from University Place Nebraska travels with Regster and family en route to Lander expected today or tomorrow. The multilator will show fleet service at the meal ebureh.
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Rov
Mira
Jones
Mise Muthigor
Donglan
Wyoming
Jona
Rou
Buniay
Lanterie
Th. A. Theasive
University Place
Nebraska
Regster
Lander
Tomorow
Hat Making Demonstration Planned by County Chapter
Demonstration meeting planned for Monday at 10 near the home of Mia Moyers to show hat making. Attendees urged to bring material. project lead is Mrs. F. M. Chopman, with Moore Keaton assisting the project.
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Mia PD
Moyers Hon
West Monday
Ld Ube
Mie
Roberrs Warnock
ATI Tailow Lathie
Projort Keaton
Mra
F. M. Chopman
Piv e rum Cuentebeid nudern house
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a call and address style lines. Preserve as a brief item noting a housing or call reference with obscure names. No clear persons or organizations identified.
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Pive Rum Cuentebeid Nudern House
Republicans Propose Widespread Pension Increase
Washington news reports a Senate passed bill by Senator Bursum would raise monthly Civil and Mexican War veteran pensions from 60 to 72 dollars. The plan includes widow and widowed survivor increases and aid for certain veterans, with House action expected after reconvening.
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Washington
Isam
Congram
Senate
Bursum
New Mexico
House
Lewis and Clark Celebration Planned in Idaho
In Gropino Holsho on September 28 officials say celebration events near Orofino October 2 and 3 honor Lewis and Clark and the Nez Perce descendants who aided the expedition. The two day program includes speeches by white and Indian speakers a bluff battle pony and foot races a scalp dance barbecue and a ball game between Orofino and Kooskia. A monument dedication is planned for the second day with a unveiling to occur at a later centennial commemoration fifty years hence on the expedition’s 167th anniversary.
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Gropino
Holsho
Lewis and Clark
Idaho
Orofino
Kooskia
Ladies Guild Meeting At Mrs Lloyd Tiams Home
The Episcopal church Ladies Guild met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Lloyd Tiams home with a good turnout. Members carried out the regular meeting procedures and enjoyed the hostess refreshments. They decided to hold another bake sale soon and may meet at the hospital in two weeks to do some sewing for the institution.
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The
Episcopal Church
Lloyd Tiams
Ladies Guild
Parent-Teacher Meeting Rescheduled at Junior High
The Parent-Teachers meeting postponed from last Monday night will be held tonight at the Junior High School. All parents and teachers should attend as business of importance will come before the election of officers for the coming year.
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Funiors High School
Musical Research Chorus Forms First Meeting Under Boothroyd
A new Musical Research Chorus held its initial gathering Tuesday under Peter Rick Boothroyd to plan study in chords and tonal work. About thirty members from the Misal Aceparel Club attended the event with future performances and rehearsals announced for a later date.
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Ustende Ened
Muake
Peederick Boothroyd
Twreiy
Misal Aceparel Club
Forest fires threaten Duluth area as flames reach town outskirts
North of Duluth Minnesota forest fires prompted forestry and railway officials to mobilize. Reports say about thirty refugees arrived in Duluth overnight from Ellamere after flames approached within one hundred feet of outer houses. Military gunnery units were not confirmed.
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Duluth, Minn
Here
Morty Thay
Truuth
Ellamere
Arco
Minnesota — National Gunn
Grand Army of the Republic encampment narrows plans
Veterans gathered in Des Moines for the 56th Encampment to pick a Commander in Chief for the coming year and choose a convention city for next year, after four days of parades receptions and other activities while drafting resolutions.
Move Town Ten Miles Up River
Sandpoint, Mlaho, Sept. 28. A lumber company plans to move a large part of the decimated town of Lanlede up the Pend Oreille river by barge to Dover about ten miles away. The move follows a fire at Laclody on August 17 and the purchase of the mill, houses, and grounds of a Dover lumber company. Lacredoly lies about fifteen minutes southwest of Bandpoint on the Pend Oreille river.
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Sandpoint
Mlaho
Lanlede
Pend Ozeille
Dover
Laclody
Dover Lumber
Lacredoly
Bandpoint
Pend Oreille River
Optimism Week Launches in Spokane Lions Club Plan
Spokane Lions Club introduces Optimism Week with a slogan Whistle as focal, aiming to show residents Spokane has emerged from gloom and to boost local business and morale. event set for October 1 and linked to broader community initiatives.
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Apokane
Waal
Spokane Lions Club
Eli Membare
Hart
Ren
Louk
Ladies Circle Meets at Mrs Munson Home
A good turnout of Lundion Chrele of the Congregational Church gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs A C Mun non's home. No special business arose and the ladies enjoyed refreshments. The next circle meeting is planned for two weeks hence at Mrs Saaweno's home.
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Lundion
Congregational Church
Mm. A. C. Mun
Turks Take Up Positions in Dardanelles Neutral Zone
Turkish Nationalists warned the Allied High Command they will not tolerate fortifications in the uural zones along the Dardanelles. Hamit Bey representatives told General Harington that troop movements would continue and the Turks violated the neutral zones for a fifth time taking positions at Dumfrok Lampaaki Yugjhulur and Sangheli as cavalry advances on Amali Tepe threaten British forces.
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Constantinople
Uural
Dardanelles
Hamit Bey
Harington
Dum Frok
Lampaaki
Yughjilur
Sangheli
Amali Tepe
Similar Accident at Argonaut Mine Echoes Idaho Rescue
In Maho Wallac e Sept 28, miners recall a 1919 rescue at the Gold Wynter mine near Mullan Idaho. Two men trapped in the Ryan slope for weeks were freed after a breakthrough hole allowed food and light to reach them.
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Wallace
Maho
Jackson
Calif
Mullan
Idaho
DP. de
Grant
Kimi Sayko
Hunter
Ryan Slope
Bayko
Baddlost
Mineta’ Parlanes
Temuco
Crewe
Saycha
Diasn
Rao
Wien
Aldertie
Woodlawn High School Poisoning Sickens 260 Students
In Birmingham on September 28 a roll call at Woodlawn High School listed 260 students sent home after food poisoning the previous day. Most were not in danger today, save a few. investigation points to cafeteria sandwiches made from ground beef cabbage celery and pickles. Many students fell ill in the classroom, others left for home.
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Birmingham
Ala
Woodlawn High School
Elas
Train Delays Reported After Bridge Burn Near Harrison
The latest advisory indicates the passenger train will reach Rig etten around 8 PM and return to Casper after a stop. Freight service will bring passengers and mail from Riverton, arriving about 4 PM. The regular passenger train in Lanier is five hours late.
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Harrison
Nebraska
Rig~etten
Casper
Juengers
Riverton
Lanier
Mayo Clinic Operation For Vivid Scoggans
Mra Scoggans received a telegram from Mr Scoggans at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester Minnesota, stating the operation was necessary. Mrs Scoggans traveled to Bonneville to take the Hurlingtn train to join her husband in Rochester.
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Mra
Vivid Scoggans
Miss Dickey Resigns to Become Maine Hospital Instructor
Misa M L Dickey resigns as superintendent of the Fort Colts Colorado Hospital to take a post as instructor of nur sing at Uno Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston Maine This promotion honors her professional skill and is remembered by many Land er friends who recall her role in opening Bishop Randall M Hospital decades ago
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Misa M. L. Dickey
Fort Coltines
Colorado
Uno Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Maine
Dickey
Bishop Randall M Hospital
Luncheon Called Off for Get-Together Club Meeting Change
The Get-Together Club will not meet today because the Noble Wovl dining room closes October 1. Afterward the club merges with the Kiwanis to hold combined luncheons on the first Monday of each month starting October 2.
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Minehoon
Home Grown Celery Notice Amid Bleach Concerns
A short cryptic item mentions home grown celery and bleach concerns involving Dupont and O'Neal. The readable text hints at a consumer notice or agricultural advisory, with names linking to the firms or individuals cited in the fragment.
Henry Ford Considered for Democratic Nomination
Bay City Michigan dispatch reports Henry Ford is being considered for the Democratic presidential nomination in 102. The resolutions committee of the state convention is in session debating whether to present Ford’s name. Two members of the central committee may weigh in on the forecast.
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Bay City
Mich
Henry Ord
United States
Resolutions Committee
Democratic Atty Convention
Bank Robbery and Jail Beating Reported in Hamilton County
A man named Kantinn entered the Hamilton County Bank in Cincinnati and struck the cashier over the head, taking about $14,000, according to police. Earlier, a detainee named Robt was beaten after being taken to jail and questioned.
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Bea
Mhatt
Stary
Tinke
Uinginnati
Olio
Boot
Rive Kantinn
Hamilton County
Nere Todas
Gava Pend
Ohio Supreme Court Blocks Beer Proposal Election Petition
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to halt the November ballot action on a beer and liquor amendment after a petition filed yesterday challenged the secretary of state’s ability to place the proposal on the ballot. The ruling signals the vote will proceed as planned.
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Columbus
Olin
Ohio
Unclear Text Correction
The readable portion mentions a prince presenting an award and a scene with a waiter in a dapai setting. Names and places are garbled, limiting reliable extraction of distinct entities or a clear event.
Local headlines recount fragmented notes from era
A garbled OCR passage mentions Beatty Dulioetia Eral Willon Melon and Montana figures like Joreline, with references to reality, finance, and jobs. The item appears as a jumbled report with unclear connections and missing context.
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Beatty Dulioetia
Eral
Willon
Melon
Ehlh
Montana
Mil l renominated at New York Republican convention
Governor Nathan L Mil-l renominated unanimously at the New York Republican state convention. In other items ships search limits extended near three mile limit by Melton. Leaders Plystiray and Got tas enter Athens amid revolution support. Explosion at Spezla kills hundreds. many wounded and dead recovered. Chicago report notes mayoral actions regarding local unrest.
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Albany
N. Y
Nathan L. Mill
New Yorke
Washington
Customs and Service Prohibition
Melton
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Venzelos
Giel
Douglas
Lewis and Glark
Ladins Guild
Mubical Research Chorus
Duluth
Asaociated Preas
Grand Army S
Hy Asaociated Press
Ladies Circle Meats
Miss Dickey
Dupont
O'Neal
Henry Ford
Associates
Prpes
Hirohira
Meyent
Mikeaie
Dapai
Suwuk
Job
Nina
Clonels Plystiray
Gottas
Spezla
Radui
Chicago
Dulin Williamson
William Hale
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