Rival Candidate for Presidential Nomination Faces Doubtful Path
A disjointed dispatch from Nashville and New York outlines rival Democratic and Republican figures. It cites Cox as optimistic yet doubtful Coolidge can win, notes public sentiment shaping the November election, and mentions Wheeler's probe stance and security concerns as political tension rises.
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Nashville
Tenn
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Eliston
Cox Fotlette
East End
Cor
Senate
Wheeler Declanes
Rbgard Wheeler
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Piafers
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At Asnats
Monotony of Warfare Likely to Be Varied by Incidentals
The article notes that routine warfare is expected to be disrupted by incidental factors. It mentions observers Mika and Ales in relation to ongoing cases and laboratories, hinting at disparities in daily operations and potential shifts in strategy.
Impending Strike Amid Chinese Civil War Turbulence
Shanghai reports describe a labor strike threat and continued military redeployments as Chekiang forces reinforce harbor defenses east of the river. Field actions include rail disruptions near Hankou and strategic movements around Hankow, with tensions rising but no broad offensives confirmed.
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Shanghai
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China
Shangh
Kinagnan
Lungwha
New Classifications in Arkansas Offs Renamed
Obscure OCR text describes Arkansas oil classifications with mentions of Smackover and Amackover grades, noting degrees and prices like 60 and 70 cents, and references to heavy oil and lowest grade. The fragment lacks clear events or names beyond regional oil terminology.
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Arkansas
REVEY
Stephens
Boy Finds Mother in Morgue After Traffic Crash
An 11 year old boy Theodore Mara identified his mother among five victims after a car plunged into Fort Point Channel near Boston. The driver Michael Dobroval died. Theodore and his younger brother Perry had been visiting their father in hospital when the accident occurred.
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Fort Point
Michael Dobroval
Theodore
Perry
Mevtupan Ganday
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Neighshoe
Fiery Cross Barns of White Closes Address
A Kansas event in Falls, later described, features Mr White delivering remarks amid a controversial scene tied to white supremacist rhetoric. The address centers on political tensions surrounding governor candidates and party platforms.
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Giants Rally as Cespedes Homer Highlights Rough Game
In a shaky Brooklyn game the Giants missing Heinie and third baseman due to lineup changes. Grant Jay hit a long homer in the first after two outs, while Keen and Barrett pitched as the Cubs faced a wounded lineup.
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Brooklyn Ager
Keen
Barrett
Mriberz
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Baseball Today: Houston vs Detrowy Stoner and Woodall
In a compact score note Houston faces Detrowy with Winggeld and Heving also listed. The lineup features Stoner and Woodall in key roles as the teams meet on the field.
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Heving
Stoner
Woodall
Notable Law Firms and Partnerships Across Cities List
Fragmentary OCR lists law firms and partners by city including Cincinnati Boston Chicago Pittsburgh New York St Louis Philadelphia and others. It reads as a directory snippet with names such as Tague and Hargrave Graham and O Neil Keen and Hartnett Meadows and Smith McQuillan Gowdy Maw Clemons Mitchell Wendell.
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New York
Meadows
Smith
McQuillan
Gowdy
New Records Established With Industrial Edition of Monroe News-Star
The Monroe News-Star released an industrial edition printed on Brown’s No 1 Kraft paper, produced by Brown Paper Mill Company in Monroe. It used a high speed rotary press and Kraft paper, showcasing local resources and marking a world record for volume per hour.
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Monroe News-Star
Brovra
Monroe
United States
News-Star
Brown Paper Company
Fils
Britain Grants Full Backing to League Plan
British delegation announced complete approval of a proposed league plan. Officials cited strategic defense alignment and international coordination as key benefits while resisting major structural changes, with further discussions planned in the coming weeks.
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Britain
Lynching of Negro Man Sparks County Court Action
A mob overpowered deputies near Jonestown and shot to death a Negro man being escorted to jail in Quitman County after a charge tied to an incident at a Camp site near Lambert. Sheriff McArthur reported the arrest and subsequent mob violence halted by deputies.
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Canhoma County
German Drummer Ends Jazz Career in Personal Crisis
BERLIN Sept 25 Kurt Krangler bass drummer in a Berlin jazz band reportedly hanged himself after declaring the days of jazz music are gone. He had been discharged for domineering performances with his drumstick and cymbals and disappeared following a fit of melancholy. He was found hanging from a tree in Grunewald with a strap from his bass drum.
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Mysalc
Kurt Krangler
Berlin
Urandler
Dauce Inunele
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Gronewald
Germany to Seek League of Nations Entry
A cabinet communique issued in Burlin announces Germany will soon attempt to enter the League of Nations on equal footing with the great powers. The move follows a cabinet meeting summary and signals a diplomatic effort amid postwar tensions.
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Germany
Burlin
Geravins
Hadoo Talk Set For Davis McAdoo Looming NY Lunch
New York September 25 John W Davis and William G McAdoo prepare to discuss the presidential race at a democratic headquarters luncheon. The planned meeting follows the party convention that shifted support away from McAdoo to Davis amid Smith opposition.
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New York
John W. Davie
Wm. G. McAdso
Democratic
Davis
Bresk
McAdoo
Alfred E. Smith
McAd
Karage
California
Davie
Goa
Rhodes
Pollette Campaign Tour Contemplates Frequent Stops
A described travel itinerary ties Senator Lekoeilette to a heavy campaign schedule ahead of election day. The plan anticipates constant movement and multiple appearances as part of a broad presidential bid.
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Ferkona
Lekoeilette
Grim search for storm toll as Wisconsin faces debris
In the wake of a severe storm Wisconsin and Minnesota continue the grim task of locating victims. Authorities confirm 64 dead in Wisconsin and five in Minnesota as rescue teams work through wreckage around Thorp and Owen while relief efforts rush to affected areas.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Wissin
Minnesota
Thorp and Owen
Army Aviators Nearing End of World Flight
At Rockwell Field near San Diego observers expect fog to lift as three Army airmen Lieutenants Lowell H. Smith Erle Nealson and Leigh Wade prepare a coast hop to Santa Monica California. The leg covers about 160 miles ending at Clover Field as a small step in the around the world journey.
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Calif
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Rockwell Field
Wuhder
California
Hones Firmen
Santa Monica
Cal
Lowell H. Smith
Erle Nealson
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Wade
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Santa Moniea
California star Nita Waldi photographed aboard Europe-bound vessel
Reporters found Nita Waldi aboard a Europe-bound ship in California, where photographers pursued her. She said her vacation remained uninterrupted, but she consented to a snapshot. The pant was due to a Cleveland banker she met years ago while a chorus girl.
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Nita Waldi
Slim Star
California
Wien
Cleveland
Probe blast at Union Station shocks Fort Smith area
Officials opened an investigation into a blast at Union Station in Fort Smith station area. A discharge from a shell caused damage to a shed and plaster while debris scattered, triggering inquiries into possible accidental causes.
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Union Station
Fort Shite
Tale of Torture Brought Back 51 Mounted Officer
Suspicion fell on the south Ato as tribesmen invaded a shack at night. They found the man tied to a sapling head downward and left him to hang for days, eventually slitting his throat with a homing instrument after a slow death. An aged woman reportedly confirmed the killing.
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Vancouver
Pete
Atel
Distress Signal Sent From US Ship Cranford Off Spain
The United States shipping steamer Cranford sent a distress signal eight days ago and drifted about fifty miles off the northwest tip of Spain. The liners Orsova and Leitrim rushed to assist. Cranford, 6427 tons, was built in 1920 in Wilmington and left New Orleans August 31 for Bremen.
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United States
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Endian
Spain
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Leitrim
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Bremen
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Delaide
Trondon
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Cotton Jumps on Forecast as Market Reacts in New Orleans
New Orleans reports cotton rose sharply as forecasts turned in. The Gatling limit for one day was reached with October at 82.45 and December at 22.82. The market responded to a Bureau report showing 65.4 condition and an indicated yield of 12,696,090 bales.
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Bureau
Exchange Today
Man Rescues Girl From Train Wheels in Quick Action
Emporia Kansas reports Raymond Steinmetz miraculously saves a five year old girl by jumping onto the running board from his car and pulling her to safety as a passenger train bears down. He holds the wheel with one hand and the child with the other, narrowly avoiding disaster.
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Kans
Floraca
Raymond Steinmetz
R. W. Gearhart
Steinmetz
Ray Drop Case of "Bob" Shaw for Desertion
Deserter Bob Shaw was indicted with possible release terms discussed in Florida. Army officials, including Brigadier General Shanks, pursued his arrest while Shaw sought to surrender. Laurel, Pedro, and Teax figures are noted in a confused narrative of the case and attempted paroles.
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Army
Boller Yous
Toach
Shanks Av Athagia
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Youn Drom
Florida
Dee
Coe
Pedro
Calif
Shaw
Pittsburgh and Giants clash delay reshapes New York game slate
YRON Sept. 23 Pittsburgh to play the third game of a three game set in New York with Chicago and the Giants in a scheduling dispute. Pittsburgh failed in a bid for a doubleheader with the Giants and McGraw refused to sanction the extra game opting to schedule the third contest Thursday when both teams are open. The postponement of yesterday’s opener alters the plans and Pittsburgh now hopes for a possible doubleheader with Chicago Friday.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Panthers Begin Hard Work for Big Dixie Series Opener
Fort Worth Texas Sept 23 Warmer weather sees the Panthers five time Texas League champions hold a strenuous workout. The squad trains in hitting and field drills as they prepare for the forthcoming district series against Meophte. Pitcher Richer Head has recovered from a sore arm and the team plans to depart on a special train at 6 30 tonight with 300 fans. Shortstop Jack Tavenor and Miss Stella Lewis of Boyd Texas were married that night and will depart for Memphis tonight.
Sweetin Breaks After Nightlong Questioning Confession
In Mount Vernon Illinois on September 23 Elsie Sweetin confessed to participating with Rev. Lawrence M. Hight of Ina in a plot to poison her husband Wilford Sweetin and Hight's wife Anna so the minister and Sweetin could marry. Hight had admitted earlier in the day.
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Illt
Elsie Sweetin
Lawrence M. Hight
Ina
Ms. Hight
Hight
Here
Plausi
Wilford Sweetin
Anna Hight
Heming
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Carbondale
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