Peace Appeal Made In Mexico Talks Involve Major Latin Nations
A conference with Secretary Lansing and Latin American diplomats agreed on an immediate appeal to Mexican factions and noncombatants to end four years of war. Signatories include Brazil, Bolivia, Uruguay, and Guatemala, echoing Wilson's June note urging a constitutional government. A second New York meeting is planned to seek official endorsement before possible tougher measures.
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Wallington
Mexico
Bolivia
Uruguay
Guatemala
Wilson
Walt
Forc’ & Men Skge
Bambring
London
Lansing
Austria
de Pressdent
Rewde
Vncurratity
Ayethy
Railroad Wreck Injures Sixty-One Near Qeark Arkansas
Sixty one persons were injured when eastbound passenger train No. 1t and westbound train No. 164 of the Strouts Iron Mountain & Southern Railway collided near Poping, forty miles west of here in Fort Smith area. An aged resident of Fortnerixty, Irisan, suffered a back injury that may be fatal. Nearly all the injured were bruised or cut and lay across the cars. A dozen were taken to Van Buren for treatment. Officials say the wreck was caused when train No. 1 ran past a signal.
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Qeark
Arkansas
Fasseneir
Strouts, Iron Mountain & Southern
Poping
Fee
Here
FPF
Irisan
van Buren
Ark
Sultan Completely Cured After Turkish Operation
Berlin reports Prof. Ins. Ternel, who operated on the sultan of Turkey, has returned from Constantinople. He says the aged sultan suffered from gall stones and other troubles and his condition was too volatile to decide on an operation. Political and medical factors weighed heavily due to potential repercussions for Turkey.
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Berlin
Germany
Ins. Ternel
Turkey
Khas
Constantinople
Israel
Blue Points to Be Fat Again Planters Say Rain Help
New York reports 青 blue point oyster stock in Great South Bay recovering as planters and shippers attribute the fattest condition in years to an unusual rainfall abundance.
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New York
Blue Point
Great South Bay
Dente's Exile Home Destroyed Near Roverto
Rome reports Austrian artillerymen destroyed the historic castle of Liezans near Roverto where the poet Taate endured exile. The Nazionale cites wanton damage to a landmark tied to literary history.
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Rome
Liezans
Roverto
Taate
Five
Nazionale
Navy Secretary Tracy Dies in Brooklin at 85
Benjamin F. Tracy, secretary of the navy under President Harrison, died in Brooklin New York at age 85 after injuries from an automobile collision near Decoration Day.
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Harrison
Navy
Brooklin
N. Y
Benjamin F.tracy
Benjamin Harrison
Persian Banker Reported Slain in Teheran
A dispatch from Frankfort reports M. Paquet, manager of the Persian bank and chief of the reform board for Persia finances, was assassinated in Teheran. The incident marks a critical blow to ongoing financial reforms in Persia.
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Laucanne
Frankfrot
M. Paquet
Reform of Persia
Gnances
Teheran
Masked Mob Hangs Man After Lynchings Across States
The report recounts a series of mob killings where a Black man was hanged after being taken from a penitentiary by masked gunmen and questioned about alleged crimes. The victim, linked to white women in each case, was executed at a bridge as part of vigilante justice amid broader wartime political tensions and inquiries into U S policy and diplomacy.
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Shawnee
Pfan
Dthick
Weteen
Terry
Millester
Tenpd Street
Berry
Lynching and mob violence reported with disputed details
A fragmentary report describes hangings of two Black men and a separate lynching of a girl attacker in Florida and a mob action in Starville. The text includes hymn singing, jail breach, and references to punishment by hanging, with unclear names and places.
Teachers Must State Details for Reelection
A local education board requires all 15 city school teachers with a steady habit to publicly declare their intimate associations before Sharon’s reelection to her old post. The policy insists on full attendant details and must be disclosed to the autocratic board on Wednesdays or Sundays.
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Sharon
Board of Education
Inet
Treaty draft outlines Holivia Para guay borders set to be published
Lapaz Tolivia reports a draft treaty between Holivia and Paraguay delineating shared borders. The La Paz Diario publishes the document outlining agreed boundary lines and potential joint administration steps pending ratification.
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Lapaz
Tolivia
Holivia
Paraguay
The
la Paz Diario
Squirrel hunt ends in tragedy at Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon report says 20 year old Lee Osborn was accidentally shot and killed by 17 year old Harry Lawson during a shared squirrel hunting outing. The incident is under local investigation and details remain scant.
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Mount Vernon
Lee Osborn
Harry Lawson
Hounds Close on Negro Near Liberty Missouri
A posse with bloodhounds tracked a suspect who attacked the wife of Ned Stafford at her Liberty area home. The hounds kept the trail clear as farmers trailed the dogged pursuit through the countryside.
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Kansas City
Ned Stafford
Liberty
Flying Boat Hite a Rock Off Sands Point
A failed Ardroplans flying boat sank off Sands Point after striking a submerged rock during a test at 50 miles an hour following a prior incident near City Island. One month earlier the craft had submerged in a previous trial.
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City Island
Sands Point
Dynamite Found Aboard Liverpool Liner Arabie
Officials of the White Star Line confirmed dynamite was found aboard the liner Arabie before sailing from New York to Liverpool. Two packages of explosives wrapped in oiled paper were discovered at 2 o clock on July 27, handed to private detectives, and then to police. The Arabie carried 187 passengers and docked at Liverpool yesterday afternoon.
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New York
N. Y
White Star Line
Oriverpool
Liverpool
London Paper Patrons Agree to Page Reduction
London newspaper proprietors sign an agreement to cut the number of pages due to decreased advertising revenue and a shortage of essential chemicals for white paper production.
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London
Two Chicago Youths Get Life Term
Chicago youths Walter F. Weed aged 15 and Wilburt A. Hard aged 21 were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of jur ist William Well whom they strangled on April 6.
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Chicago
Walter F. Weed
Wilburt A. Hard
William Well
Pioneer Merchant Alfred Woolf Dies in Kansas City
Alfred Woolf a pioneer merchant aged 60 died in Kansas City Missouri He arrived with a brother in 1875 and founded a men's furnishing goods store in the city.
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Kansas City
Woolf
Million Dollar Land Deal Sealed in Houston Texas
John de Soria completed the sale of a large tract in the Panuce fields, Mexico, to White and Binclair of Tulsa Oklahoma, for a purchase price over 1 040 000 dollars. The deal marks one of the largest off land transactions in the southwest.
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Houston
Tex
John de Soria
White & Binclair
Tulsa
Oklo
Panuce
Mexico
Hidden riches and oddities emerge from London homes
A Twickenham spinster's accidental death uncovers vast wealth including deeds, stocks, cash, and four life policies totaling around 140000. Intricate interiors reveal paintings by Jheremoldts Roe and thousands in jewelry. In Chilwick a deserted house hides a treasure trove guarded by a safe. A Belfast dray accident yields heavy coin hoards. A giant lobster claw headlines a Barterstand find.
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Twicken- Sam
London Answers
Heath
Post Ofer Savings Bank
Ufe
Coltage
Chillewick
Sir Joshua Hernoldts
Nightingales and owls in a baffling nocturnal scene
A fragmented reflection contrasts Europe’s elusive nightingale with the dull hoot of owls. The text then shifts to surreal vignettes of submarines, officers, and a misfired procession of images, revealing a dreamlike meditation on sound, rank, and odd tableaux from a troubled page.
Universal push for stainless steel cutlery in future dining
A fragmentary note discusses the advent and benefits of stainless steel knives and cutlery. It praises a figure named Sir Absorvza Monteave and argues the stainless steel option should be universally adopted. It mentions ongoing manufacturing efforts and the need for clear communication on new dining utensils.
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Absorvza Monteave
FIRST VIEW OF PORTUGAL FROM A VOYAGE TO LISBON
The narrative describes entering Lisbon’s harbors and streets during sunset, noting the old Tower of Belom, the Ajuda palace, and the Tagus river. It portrays the broad Avenida, blue and white facades, and early impressions of a vibrant, hilly city with famed water fronts and people in breeches alongside the riverfront.
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Belom
Vasco da Gama
Ernest Pellott
Seriber'a Nowag
Lisbon
Ajuda Palace
Tague
Kon
Europe
Erie
Breck
Unclear OCR reads like garbled note entry
Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions a New Vers Word and references a telephone dial tone and numbers. It is a disjointed jumble with no clear event, date, or identifiable persons or organizations.
Fragmented lines urge gentle, honest listening and cheer
Readers are urged to remember lines about modest living and sincere behavior. The text emphasizes kindness, frank talk, and patient listening to uplift others. It hints at a hopeful moment to set an example for mindful conduct.
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Iron Mountain
Sultan
Dente
Ancona
Oklahoma
Missission
Florida
U. S
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Taneme
Waehiverom
Yoye
Lansine
Starville
Trithy
Dalle City
Wil Jieach
Neeto
Hunter
Companion
Dallymena
Ireland
Leon Tibbatta
Woolwich
Kenoeler Journal
America
Arnove
Asa
Jaws Brokers
Portugal
Vigor
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