The Vulture Rivalry Ends In Aerial Rescue
Jimmy Brandon battles Rogers in a perilous midair contest over Roosevelt Field. The Vulture and Graham’s plane suffer heavy damage as Rogers’ crew moves to seize Crane, while Brandon races to shore seeking a last chance to save his rival and secure victory.
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USA
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at names and events
Fragmentary text mentions people and actions across water and stern, with garbled phrases and possible names. Difficult to determine a coherent event or location from the readable bits.
Fragmented OCR excerpt prompts unclear historical note
The readable text appears as garbled OCR, mentioning streets, islands, and a professor dialogue but lacks coherent events or clear entities. The fragment references Venic e streets, barbarians, and Germany, with stray phrases about baths and clothes. No identifiable incident or date is present.
No Love No Quarrels Aead Fay in the Yals Rev
Fragmentary note discusses a relationship dynamic and a suggested shift away from conflict. The text mentions love and harmony, with hints of reconciliation and a hoped-for agreement. No clear names or locations are readable in the surviving fragment.
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Yals
Not Good Far Aviston Prom Porii and Gosgomine I
Fragmentary text describes a vague regulatory or commercial issue involving South Yaicg and men of commerce. Mentions an army time and a possible accident or incident with unclear details and names. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
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Aviston
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Fragmented Note Yields Little Clear Context
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various words and names but provides no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize. The text lacks discernible action, place, date, or involved persons to form a proper news item.
Norris and Mellon clash in a nation split
An Omaha World-Herald column casts Norris as a fading idealist pitted against Andrew Mellon and a rising corporate power. It likens Norris to Jackie Coogan facing Babe Ruth, portrays Mellon as a dominating financier reshaping government and society, and laments the erosion of Jeffersonian democracy while praising enduring American tradition.
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Debate on President Power to Fix Prices Sparks Dictatorship Talk
In Milwaukee the Tariff Commission favors extending the flexible clause to raise duties, arguing Congress should grant the president power to adjust tariffs. Critics warn such authority could enable a presidency to control business and crush opposition, reviving fears of centralized tyranny.
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Milewaukee Journal
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Tariff Commission
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Pennsylvania
Hardins Tyne
Sex Reachet and Selwyn Move Notable Figures
A garbled passage references Dr Sayles Taylor and associates, noting movements between institutions and roles. It mentions the SSDeTt, BAS, and a transfer to Selwyn from an unnamed national base, with scattered phrases about bedside care and uncertain outcomes.
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