Ireland Interoxional Cup race ends amid injuries and crashes
Bally Shannon Ireland July 2 reports a chaotic interoxional cup race with many injuries as cars crashed and broke down. F Edge led early with contenders Dokmayd Wintos and Krona. Jarrott suffered a dislocated shoulder and broken collar bone, while Keena and others retired or were damaged. DeKeot finished first at 5 46 M with alzy second at 5 30 M amid wrecked vehicles and a shattered caravan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bally Shannon
Ireland
Janes Gordon Beanstl
F. Edge
Ber Contestante
RK Dokmayd
F Wintos
Haro DeCartera
C Jarrott
M Farman
P Ovoo
Forhall Krona
W Stocks
Gabriel
L P Moers
Jen~alzy
Stockasa
Oaen
Forball Keena
Hasally
Jarrott
Chanlser
Shacer Ra
Bic
Jarrett Ansy
Figs
Jarrett
DeKeot
Joosalzy
Loedos
London
Bally Shacnsassys
Dekey
Jass'zz
Gabriel Faisked
Grand AGM Minutes Hint at Pressor Proceedings and Loomis Conflict
The document records a July session noting officials from the AJR department and a pressor, with Loomis as department commander and a discussion on a transcript by a stem grapher. It mentions Smith’s potential exclusion and Loomis’s belief the mass was mishandled. Also referenced are George I Cole and a Kansas Mugal trustee role.
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Rimest
Prudecassor
Vole Yoppen
Ulliciala
Awsmith
Loomis Aa
Goromander
Attcrney
Smith
Toneka
George I Cole
Moor Lita Reference Company
Gentral Weeiteo
Kansas Mugal
Cols
Kansan Mufia
Dis
Senitentiary
B. Jawett
Tastad
Weather and racing news from Steces band Bay
July reports describe goat weather and a fast track for the suburban race at Steces band Bay worth 3 522 101 dollars. Goldsmith favored early with Ino Lad second, odds 3 to 1, amid other notes on harvest labor and civic updates in Concordia and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stecesband Bay
Goldsmith
Ino
Glove Contract Criticized In Government Deal
A Louisiana industry figure, Loviasor, criticized over a glove contract between the government and Lyon firm led by L Littacur Brothers. The brothers claim they supplied gallatide goods to Lyon for delivery to the quartermaster. They say they priced and sold goods to Lyon and regret Lyon's bankruptcy, insisting they should not be blamed for his discharge.
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Gloveraville
Loviasor
Eugene
Lyon
Aim
Uni
Ted States Army
Quartermaster's Department
Discontinued Pork Theme and Miscellaneous Global Notes
The report lists varied items including a discontinued pork trade at Littsburg, Crawford County Kansas, pigeons released to travel to Cleveland, Ohio, and Berlin-US trade figures for the local year. It notes a police force formation around rural Europe, a large appropriation for costs, and a New York post office expansion plan. Additional items cover Interior Department appointments, mint silver value for three months, and local log rolling plans in Concordia Kansas. Warden McCroughry travels to Washington to discuss penitentiary ideas for the new year. The Society of the Cincinnati awards a music prize to Arthur Johnston. Presbyterians’ religious liberty concerns lead to government engagement, and resignations and promotions sweep through Ohio State University and New York Post Office expansions.
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LitsbGeld
Crawford County
Kay
Htaburg
Paso
Tex
Cleveland
Berlin
United States
Tho Czar
Peter
Alusander
Dragaia
Jobo W. Floyd
Predania
Kun
Elden J. Fisher
Sapupa
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Terior
Charles Mathewson
Nabranka
Hess
Omaha and Winnebago
Braska
Maths Annon
Juan
Fitch District Log Rolling Association
M WA
Concordia
Kat
McCtroghry
Federal Penitentiary
Fort Leavaeworth
Washington
Free State
Plaia
Livingston
Georgis
State Department
BC Prica
Basiicatiare
Lorgatey
Lone State Agricultural College
College of Agriculture
Ohio State A University
Columbus
Ohio
Trade of the United States Shows Enormous Volume
Treasury figures show rapid import growth in eleven months ending May 1973 across manufacturers materials and fibers while domestic production also rises. Core imports include raw milk products loom goods and textiles with totals near 875 million dollars anticipated for the year as export value declines slightly.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Barea
Fiona
Manufactucars Matarinie
Ince
Lodia Taubbar
Sbs Sans
Manila
Thor
Ozporis
Mavatactarerea
Congress
Orly Fife
Ric Yehew
Alger's Brother In Critical Condition In Detroit
Charles Alger, noted master at Haesios, lies semi conscious at his brother Senator Alger’s residence in Detroit. Doctors cannot tell if he’s suffering from a drug induced condition or a potent poison after encounters with alleged green goods men and theft of a large sum from his pocketbook.
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Charles Alger
Haesios
Alger
Vevesgelasaamias
Wein
Mixoor
Clead Ata
Detroit
Edward to Peter: Ragland king comments on Sarvia throne
Ming of Ragland leads a Cunriueds Notecote council addressing Edward II’s accession to the throne and hopes for stability in Sarvia. London reports Edward’s gains in Peter’s favor and that Great Britain-Sarvia relations won’t be normalized immediately.
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Ming
Ragland
Servis
Balgrade
Jolya
Englend
Pater
Rolga
Alan
Peter
Sarvia
London
Edward
Peter Hace
Hritwin
Telegraph strike and phone boycott in Guthrie Oklahoma
Disjointed local items describe a telephones strike in Guthrie Oklahoma where city committees urged removal of Arkansas Valley Telephone. A boycott targeted stores resisting removal and a fund gathered for a mysterious cause. Amateur operators and named individuals appear amid the garbled report.
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Guheia
Jooss
Arkansas Valley
Atover
Progecas
District Court Deliberations Extend Session and Divorces Granted
The short district court session adjourned to September 10 with numerous decisions. Divorces awarded include Lide Walser from W. T. Walker, Kate B McAdow from Ruth McAdow, and Janie Groar from Obio Greer. A contract for 23 acres at Linwood aims to replace destroyed land and construction plans progress. The Manitou hotel burned in a blaze causing estimated $100,000 loss.
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Duniese Medes
District Court
Swofised Bros. Va
Hagerdine
F. E. Brooks
D. Frexer
Lide Walser
W. T. Walker
Kate B McAdow
Ruth McAdow
Katia
RB Reed
Janie Groar
Obo Greer
Hiawood
Harris
Linwood
Og Cote Bow Towa
Linewood
Iris Osty
Asian Pacific
L'nwood
Tao Principeal Business Errest
Tooguccsie Mirror
Finland Oppression and European News Snapshots
fragmented OCR notes describe oppression in Finland amid political turmoil, a papal visit ban, a German ambassador appointment, and river or rail news. also mentions a Topeka mint case, a legal judgment, and railroad labor actions with Italian workers. scattered items include deaths, fires, and stockholder notices with limited clarity.
Arkansas City Woman Sues D C Soolt Over Husband's Drink Habit
Susan Kirk of Arkansas City filed a $10,000 damage suit in district court against druggist D C Soolt alleging her husband, who lives with her, has been addicted to drink since July 1990 and squandered their funds on alcohol, depriving her of support.
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Weman Baya
Scott
John Burroughs Story and Walking Lecture Incident
A fragmented retelling describes John Burroughs and a walking lecture with Famoona Xniure and others in Washington. It recounts Burroughs school of satire and nature inspiration along a Yellowstone trip, with mentions of Whitman era figures and a chaotic scene involving students at a doorstep and yard.
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Famoona Xniure
Visnhe Girth
John Burroughs
Yellowstone
Washington
Net
Hank Eramiave
Uketevin
Hawthorne
Grant White
New York
Walt Whitin
Flix
Hari
Vosgar Foundation
Lee Jury
Terry
Atty
Higgise
Perio
Local Officials and Names Include County Roles and Ward Allocations
A fragmented list shows county court roles such as Judge Durriet, Sheriff, County Attorney, Probate Judge, County Clerk, and Deputy positions. Names like Armstong, Lowman, Bowman, and Beane appear among various clerk, treasurer, surveyor, and supervisor references with ward designations and dates sprinkled through.
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Durriet
Judge County Court
Sherif
Uniler Sherig
Stack W
Keglarer of Deeds
Armstrong
Deputy Register of
Detds
Joan Lowman Goroner
PRIMI
Bowman County Surveyor
Reptile for King Edward Named After Carnegie Fossil
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports plans to reproduce a Bkeleto fossil skeleton for the Isrtt ish museum after King Edward’s interest. Carnegie and Marner discuss a Diplodocus carnegie likeness and possible duplicate displays in the British museum, with Rowlenger to coordinate with the Pittsburg Institute.
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Profesor GC
B. Marner
Cas Degis
Isrttish Museum
Expresa
Edward
Pittsburg
Whiladelphia Public Ledger
Andrew Carnegie
Skibo Castle
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
Pittsburg Institute
America
British Museum
G. A. Rowlenger
RIGHT HEIGHT FOR SKIRTS AND OTHER NOTES
A Missouri judge rules women may lift skirts higher in bad weather to avoid mud. Flora Williams is freed after insisting skirts can be raised as high as needed. Rutgers forms a Mathematical Society to study complex variables and Titsworth Prentiss Goerers Breazeale. Roosevelt flag greeting planned in Des Moines with 1000 schoolchildren. An electric railway proposal would run Paris to Brussels in two hours.
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Bays
Galant
Missouri
Joplin
Gaya
New York
Mies
Flora Williams
Miss Williams
Williams
New Mathematical Society
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
N. J
Mathematical Society
Professora Titsworth
Prentiss
Goerers
Breazeale
Morris
Brackett
Messrs
Baler
Collins
Dorege
Professor Prentiss
Mor Ma
Haman
Roosweult
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Markets by Wire Kansas City Live Stock and Grain
Kansas City market summary shows cattle receipts at 3 000 with steady demand and hogs at 9 000 with a stronger tone. Cattle prices include natives around 4.60 to 5.45 and cows and heifers near 4.40 to 4.60, while hogs sell heavy at about 5.50 to 6.70. Grain and produce in Chicago report wheat around 75 and corn near 59, with oats and rye also listed.
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Kansas City
Slecra
Janice
Chicago
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Business Directory
Atfcesrzews-At- Law
Feorney
Ore EB. Leaenard
Aptoraet At Law
QmMoe
Pees
de Atsoresy
Seeee
Turge A
Midridge House
H.outland
Beaohon
Fice
Hasidenca
Tennemes Bt
Manh Freleies
M.D. Frysician
Abd Burqbor
Henry Street
D. Morse
Woodwara
G. W. Jones
Hesarnes
Obig
Heatdence
Bates
Vialus
Carmelle
A. P
Bellasss
Ofice
Mass
Kentucky Street
BE. OY Phillips
Abd Stuubos
Merchar
Tw National Bank
Connecticut
IC Weghti
Uradvale
Okam T. Jones
Nynavallaakoen
Philiv
Lavray
MUSE
AAV
RAE
Ek Macuarch
Read Estate
Colremta Atie
Dental Ageny
Seaury Taroite Iy Settee
Te Mareaettr Avie Atreet
Lawrence
Kate
J.H. Gillham
Vermont
Boswean Henry
Hugh Blair
Massachusetta Street
Kansas
Wm. T. Sinclair Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Alcoanna
F.godding
Eis
Gig
Lawrence Rug Factory
Iepe
Cole Guba III
Ind Rani
Up Petites
Joby
Tepika
Wii Brgia
Pear
Altres
Werth & Winnies
Picla Concordia
Ken
Atchisson Rafsimis ‘Ory
St Louis
J. W. Maxwell
Dallas
Texas
Bes Bach
Misouri, Kansas & Towes
St Lois
Ansden
Baldwin
Mabel Sheen
Kesler
wBistoment
Avethey Isqerry
Root
Humphry
Col. Patties
EH. R. Lyon
Liutaear
Selo
J. L. Lareen
Falun
Sweden
Trleghmay
BIC Business
Mimeta
Hasos
Wya
Mina
George Shattuck Morrison
Labitas Casa Commission
Asd
Sidaeter Weel Ealis
United States Steel Corporation
Actrems
Bead
Carian Jordas
Mown Mote
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Nodettas
Han Kogen
Kengas City
Coas
Cffioen
Hack Island
Prisco
Thewa
Prasenger Cne
Memphis
Kanase City
W. L. Woodin
Plas
Kaceas
Kaunas
Woman's Relief Corps
Mee
Irwie
St Joe
Mes Iewin
Mise
da Dorsey
Wm H. Moore
Katherine
Moore
Thor. Braces
Bertha Kent
Peabody, Kansas
Nettie Newmark
Merchante Athletic Association
United Commercial
E. E. Stenfler
Englimb Cothoran
W. H. Lows Bhar
Ovisie
Orlawa
Carl Graabsr
W. Flictom
Port Scott
Kapane City
Haslay Topzka
Aly
Biatery
Sao Francisco
Mia Regort
Carmad
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Ed Wasttall
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Stockholm
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Eemi
Barom Spee von Sternberg
Germany
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Gaatt
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Forsca City
Aige
Gantt
State Supreme Court
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Mest
Sigeed
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Isle of Pines
Topeka
Ada Behnan
Pawter
Vflingh
Esai
Maghattan
Kap
Jalya
Asian Pacific Railroad
Sdina
Fort Riley
Mireherlse
Desa Deed
Ouly
Wee Charlie
Deana
Stere
Mex Dane
Allresvd
Blackwell
Oklo
Fort Seoith
Blackwell, Wellington & Northwest Railway Company
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Arkasses
Keopas
A. Graft
Gorge R Willett
Rose of
Blackwall
Ned Giorgi H Hontee
Wallington
Traasfer
Inez
Sagan Exchang
Coltivedd
Ari
Hamburg
Sherman Saile
San Francisc de Cubed
Sherman
Guam
Twelfth Cavalry
Bertekies
Joph Watkins
Lawrence Gan
United States Depositary
RL Moors
Fla Baley
WF. Varteldos
Grasbart
Verney
WR Whitaine Wisp
Wo. Sublet
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Bam
Onestore
W & Hasan
Raving Department
Teen Day
Britey Archangen
HH. Packer Caskier Wie Nevua
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Uaselor
Dsurgist
FOH Damaqew
John Burroughs Story
Smart
Admine
Borner
L’arnard
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F. Buasrteson
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Tremanyer
Cemeterina
Luxton City Compter
Bexton MG
Comets Lipratao
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R. S. Boyd
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