Republicans Of State Meet On July 27 Call
State Republican committee meeting set for July 27 to decide on convention plans and the national ticket. Delegates urged direct action and unity as discussions centered on primaries and the convention agenda.
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Neeblecan
Eam
Hugpey
oRoenestek
Folier
Ilaer
Wilige
West Mistie
Gabbe
Pradies Sreleey
Rick Ning
Iesine
Ty Smetti
Brie
Strorney Sinttal
State Mine
Ayer
Tiffany and Co Pearl Diamonds Jewelry Ad Across Streets
An advertisement lists Tiffany and Co stores including Fifth Avenue Rue de Lapax Luxpoy Regent Street Pearl diamonds and silverware and stationery offerings. The notice emphasizes luxury jewelry pieces and related goods across multiple renowned shopping areas.
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Fifth Avenue
Regent Street
Typist Deported Fiance No. 2 Plans Wed in Canada
A convoluted tale unfolds as Helen Butler, stranded in Halifax after deportation, agrees to marry Captain Kitehin once her betrothal to Miller dissolves. The involved Canadian authorities and international suitors trigger a tense sequence from England to New York with ultimatums and shifting vows.
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Helen Butler
Bnetin
United States
Yasterday
Eilts Island
Milley Watt
Aplam Kitenin
England
Canada
Paul
Thin Miller
Srived
Halifax
Kitehin Qyas
Firother
Bmw
Mies
Arbor
New York
Doctor Trial Halted as Juror Makes Charges and Allegations
A jury trial in the case of Dr Harner is halted amid juror accusations and prosecutor remarks about possible foreman influence. The proceedings touch on claims of alleged statements and potential further actions tied to the death of Mrs Mysto Apinguill and related figures.
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Phy
Manslon Therial
Dred Haniner
Murtian
Minpie Ag
Fini
Mt Duttomnie
Alenes
Marty
Harner Macnn
Caysipe
Mysto
Apinguill
Priavines
Hamimar
Milan strike riot leaves three dead and fifty wounded
A violent strike riot in Milan ended with three killed and about fifty injured as protesters clashed with police. Authorities described the scene as chaotic with shop windows smashed and vehicles damaged. The unrest followed labor actions by a major workers’ union demanding concessions from employers. Police dispersed crowds as investigations began into the disorder and casualties.
Convict Bergdoll Taunting Letter Sent to Legion
The American Legion reports a taunting letter claimed to be from convict Bergdoll. The missive mocks rewards and hints at government experts examining the document. Postmarked Cincinnati and linked to Bergdoll’s alleged network, the letter mirrors language of earlier threats. Government agents probe the theft and security angles.
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Bergdoll
Legion
Anaricam Legion
Tie Catraltin
Cincinnati
Famine Riots In Two German Towns Turn Violent
Reports say 22 killed in Ravensburg and Ulm amid famine riots. Disorders escalated into pitched battles as clashes with authorities erupted. Swiss dispatches note chaos spreading from Vin and Mormany with scattered casualties and urgent warnings.
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Ravensburg
Ulm Rerne
Switzerland
Vin
Mormany
Ravens
27 Union Men Indicted in Grand Jury Conspiracy
Twenty seven walking delegates and leaders of bath time unions in Marleon Coup were named in a blanket indictment returned by the Tulison County Grand Jury on Tuesday. Sheriff John Madigan and others are cited in the record. The case is assigned to the local authorities for arraignment and possible trial.
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Hudson
Bath Time
Marleon
Tuilson County
John Madigan
Knickerbocker Ice Cold Iced Coffee Method
The Knickerbocker method for iced coffee saves ice and yields a tastier drink. Strain strong coffee into a jar, seal and chill, then shake with cream sugar and Knickerbocker Ite until frost forms. The result is a cool, pleasing beverage at low cost.
Harding and Proctor Backers Rally Support in Political Parade
A fragmented report traces Senator Harding’s allies and associates circling him for strong backing as campaign activity unfolds. It mentions figures like Tipney Elkins Sutherland and Ward, noting appearances by committees and parades in early March with references to Columbus and Harrisburg area events.
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Corps Durne
Alumi
Xelth
Sanatomia
Siew Tipney
Elkins
Sutherland
Harding
Ateyn
Nm Said
Mersin
Columbus
Manihiies
Kena Alineniy
Udon
Beard Yu
Winvernni
Steyrmap
Anton Tli
Peoershey
Senate
Fiat Svantor Haring Putnam
Mi Fein
Nome
Firehoat Saves 27 Boys Adrift in Waterhoat
Fire rescue saves 27 boys adrift after a water incident as bystanders shout for aid. The event involves unnamed youths and local responders, with survivors and bystanders aiding until authorities arrive.
Children named after Senator Harding trend in Marion
Marion, Ohio residents note a surge of newborns named for Warren G. Harding after his presidential nomination. Families consider a traditional gift of a five dollar gold piece as part of the naming custom. The pattern reflects national memory of Senator Harding.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Aight Simw
Harding
Fach Tew
Pambsake
Ie Frien
Blood Offer Follows Mother’s Plea in Tribune Appeal
A desperate appeal through The Tribune for Mrs. Fannie Levinson drew an anonymous donor to offer blood to save her life. The plea, linked to a public outcry, prompted hopes of assistance amid unclear medical details and mounting community support.
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Tribune
Fannie Levinson
Juin
Thor Alaye
Fannie Leyenanye
Pevapayin Peditery Quiyler Minny Cate
Lilaynie
Patel
Uae
Ghana
Right to Challenge World Court Discussed
A garbled OCR fragment references debate over the right to challenge decisions of an international court. The text is largely unreadable but hints at legal rights, international authority, and potential procedural questions. No clear dates, names, or institutions are extractable.
Britain to Call for Reserves Immediately
A fragmentary wartime item mentions Britain preparing to call up reserves at once. The garbled text references military planning and a figure 45087, with scattered names and places, indicating rapid mobilization and potential policy action amid ongoing tension.
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Britain
Favors Irish Nation Harding Sought Walsh Support in Senate
Fragmented text suggests discussion of Irish nation favor, Senator Harding, and Walsh voting on reservations. Appears to reference a public statement dated June from Washington with mentions of Irish issues, Irish nation support, and political figures including Warren and Tre Vail. The readable fragments imply a political memo or telegram about U S policy toward Ireland and reservations.
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Kansas
Wity
Frank Wash
Bedrel
Tre Vail
Pena Park
Sun
Nonpartisan Loses Minnesota Nomination
A fragmented report notes a Nonpartisan candidate losing Minnesota nomination while the Republican choice for governor gains momentum. The text references L A C President, state figures, and party factions, with incomplete figures and scattered names suggesting a contested primary and shifting support.
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A. U. Hydrastate Auditor
Indnesad
Manila
Reariste
Sirkls Werth
Henan
Note on Disarmament Intercepted by Germans
A fragmented report describes a note on disarmament handed to German operatives. The document is referenced amid Allied and German communications, suggesting covert exchange and potential espionage.
Soviet Has Nothing to Teach Delegates Find
London dispatch quotes British labor delegation members Mrs. Phillip Scowden and Dr. Guest who, after visiting Russia, report that Soviet Russia cannot coach Western Europe and that racialism would emerge in Great Britain sooner than in Russia. The message notes their return to Stockholm.
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London
Stockholm
Phillip Scowden
Dr. Guest
Russia
Great Britain
Gun Fires 11,000 Shots in a Minute
A damaged OCR fragment describes a rapid firearm test or demonstration with a gun firing 11,000 shots per minute. It mentions a setup with centrifugal forces, a belt or drum feed, and a high rate of fire. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
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Wasitington
Rotary League of Nations formed by world clubs
Atlantic City reports the creation of the Rotary League of Nations during a convention. Seventeen national delegations choose a new structure and board, replacing the previous national council. A street demonstration accompanied the event with soldiers present.
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World Rotary Clubs
League of Nations
Snesinh Paenoren Ea Pi
Atlantic City
Suny 2
Agere
Tor
Incussion
Rotary League of
Natio
Tnassin Vastos
Ireerars
Sears
Rte
Campa
Democrats Seek Liberal Dry Platform Draft in Washington
Fragmented OCR report shows Democrats debating a liberal dry plank tied to views on the Volstead Act. The messy copy mentions Washington discussions, party figures, and near-prohibition era policy framing amid crowded, unclear lines.
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Cummings
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