Death Toll Rises From Frisco Sunnyland Derailment
MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 28 United Press reports the Frisco Sunnyland Florida Kansas City flyer wreck near Victoria Miss left 19 dead and many injured. A blister in a rail caused the disaster with eleven cars overturning. victims include P J Sandy Amory Miss and Arthur Jordan Carrollton Ga among the dead and dozens hospitalized in serious condition.
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Memphis
United Press
Frisco
Sunnyland
Florida
Kansas City Flyer
Aday
Vieting
P. J. Sandy
Amory
Shel Yongue Jordan
Arthur Jordan
Carrollton
Caa
Henith
Jean Anderson
Hollywood
Tenn
Margaret Hummer
Mecon
Miss
David McDowedl
Latesville
Andy Minor
Datesville
V. Whomyson
Tupelo
Sidney Armstead
Came Ark
A. G. Worley
Pensacola
Fla
J. H. Frazer
Genvid
Fine Frises
Rai
Victoria
Here
Yesienih
Irty Fool
Greek Troops Withdraw From Macedonian Front
The report describes Greek forces retreating after invasions of Macedonia. It notes withdrawal movements and government actions as Allied troops reposition amid ongoing military pressure and political considerations. The account references leaders and strategic decisions shaping the retreat.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Damaged OCR yields unclear terms and broken names. Readable parts indicate a local public sale notice with official references but missing key specifics.
Tax Slash Bill 15 Shaping Up Across Governments
The article outlines a legislative push on Tax Slash Bill 15 across governments with debate on reductions and revenue effects. It notes public hearings and expected budgetary impact while identifying key officials and regions involved in the discussion. Aimed at shaping fiscal policy, the measure faces scrutiny over property and income tax components and potential shifts in local services.
Tennent and Company Campaign Funding Clash
Fragmented report outlines heated discussion over pay and political support tied to Tennent and his backers. Names and places are garbled, but the item centers on payment promises, contracts, and legal action surrounding campaign funding and alleged improprieties.
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Timah Cenktenetion A
Wannieat
unclear war report fragment with disrupted text
an OCR damaged item describes troops attacked during withdrawal with references to a river, a government, and a league, but essential names and events are unreadable, yielding a fragmentary military clash note with no verifiable details or dates.
Middlesbera Merchants Seek Outreach for Greater Paral Business
A jumble of names and phrases reflects a chaotic OCR passage from Middlesbera era commerce notes. The readable segments hint at merchants seeking outreach to boost regional trade, with scattered mentions of centers, websites, and varied local entities.
Women Voters Hear Pleas of Candidates in Meeting
Report from a local candidates meeting recounts speeches by numerous hopefuls addressing women voters. The event featured Q&A moments and calls for equity, with several speakers stressing policy on education, health, and community services amid a crowded turnout.
Untitled fragmentary notice from an old newspaper
Fragmentary OCR text describes a list of names and places with unclear context. Several personal names appear alongside scattered locations and terms, but the overall event or purpose is not decipherable from the readable portions. The piece resembles a brief public or society notice with damaged formatting and partial lines.
Colored Woman's Improvement Club Meeting Notes
A fragmented notice lists the Colored Woman’s Improvement Club meeting items and attendees. Names such as Lotte and Milan appear among scattered phrases. The text reflects a local community organization with plans and discussions, though many details are obscured by OCR errors.
Winn Mite Ny Margit Mystery In Old Town Notice
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a local notice or item with names and places but is largely garbled. It mentions Winn Mite Ny Margit and references to housing or community actions, with several unclear phrases about people and events. The readable bits suggest a brief local notice or community update without a clear incident, date, or outcome.
Fiery Colonel Draws First Blood In Army Trial
Washington reports the trial of Colonel Williams Mitchel opens amid clashes over court personnel. Prosecution challenges cause removal of key officials, while changes shift to law judges and a new presiding officer. The case centers on alleged military defense administration issues.
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Army
Washington
Qet
United Press
War Department
Col
Williams Mitchel
National Defense
War and Navy Departments
Mitchells
Voyt
Voyt Bragg, N. C
Second Corps
Surin
Courk
Robert L. Tlewze
Titth Coiqisnon
Garden Club Introduces New Division in Woman's Club
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Garden Club division within a women's club with lists of names and dates scattered. The readable portions indicate club activities and members associated with a spring planning period, though many fragments are unclear.
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Garden Club
Ar Woman's Club
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