Roosevelt Meeting In Rome With Pinchot Allies
In Rome, former President Roosevelt and allies including Mr. Pinchot and Mr. Pope, discuss conservation, charges against Ballinger, and the deposing of a friend. Roosevelt also meets archaeologist Bon, Ambassador Aiogtien, and other American and Italian friends during a busy sequence of calls and receptions.
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Porto
Marta
Pinchot
Epson
Nends
Roosevelt
Popebot
Ballinger
Celther
Giacomo
Bon
Ambas
Aiogten
Mra
Leishman
Vatican Courtesy Question in Roosevelt Audience
Article discusses Cardinal Merry del Val and Vatican attitude toward non Catholics in Rome. It notes careful handling of American President Roosevelt seeking audience and the Holy See’s desire to avoid provoking hostility while maintaining cordial relations.
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Merry
Nalival
Vatican
Episde
Rome
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The
Ossérvatore
Opélr Sym
Roosevelt
Fragmentary OCR Yields Incomplete Crime Snippet
An obscured extract mentions intruders in rooms and references valuables such as money and jewelry. The garbled text includes names like Skeat and phrases about overlooking items. No clear event, date, or location is discernible from the fragment.
Hold Up Men Trapped in Barn After Clash
Sheriff Britt reports gang surrounded in a barn after a failed bank hold up. Bombs weighing about nine pounds each carried enough dynamite to level a city block. The suspects were cornered and the pursuit continues toward the Beck Wall neighborhood.
Carnegie Merely Tired and Thin Eater Repeats
A fragmented report notes Carnegie status as tired and thin, with garbled OCR terms suggesting fatigue and repeated phrases. The readable bits imply a personal health or stamina observation without clear context or events.
Coal Wage Increases Stir Anthracite Region
Wilkes-Barre Pa April report notes a prevalent plan by large coal companies to grant wage increases to workers at their collieries. The plan targets housing and monthly pay, but excludes officers and some workers not eligible for union membership. The piece highlights conflict over who profits from any increases and the distribution of gains among deep mine workers.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mire Workers’ Union
Captured Man Escapes Norfolk Jail Then Recaptured
A man who escaped from the Norfolk county jail on March 30 was captured in the Drumond woods shortly after. Authorities reported the capture as swift and confined the escape to a single incident. Further details were not released.
Young Wife Hangs Jerselt Oxenrelder Story
Fragmentary OCR item reports a young wife involved in a hanging incident linked to Oxenrelder area. Details are garbled, but the event centers on a marital relationship and a fatal act. Names and locations are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Jerselt
Navy Vessel Sets Record Speed at Pensacola
April 7 reports the torpedo flotilla's Flusser aboard the seventh flotilla conducting speed tests of five new destroyers. The fastest naval vessel record in U S history is claimed for four consecutive hours exceeding thirty five miles per hour. Naval officers witnessed the final inspection and speed test.
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Pensacola
Fis
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Naval ‘Vessel
The
United. Staton
Norfolk Portmouth Traction Commits To Safety Standards
April 7 report from Norfolk Portmouth area notes a company pledging to address concerns about drivers conductors and uniform policies with focus on safety and discipline. Names and specific actions are unclear in the fragment.
Dress trends and hats in period fashion silhouettes
The article outlines evolving gowns and millinery with emphasis on sheer fabrics, draped tunics, and transparent costumes. It highlights black taupe and blue tones, chiffon trims, paisley shawls, and filmy wraps, noting new hat styles such as draped turbans, toques, and feathered, velvet, and lace embellishments.
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Persén
Irish Fashionable Poplitin and Variations in Silk Trim
The article notes old time Irish poplitin with modern improvements becoming fashionable for gowns. It discusses Irish Tintties like Coleen and Vourncen, price from $1.00 per yard, width and silk amount affecting cost. Describe surface silk work, color shading, and brocaded styles. Wool filling prevents wrinkling and enhances drape, with braidings and coarse embroidery as favored trimmings, suited to light-weight materials.
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Coleen
Vourncen
Schwab Purchases Newport News Shipyard
A National press report states Schwab has purchased the Newport News Shipyard. The firm is said to have spent many days in finalizing a contract reportedly exceeding 19 million dollars. The acquisition will enlarge operations and place Schwab in control of the yard under new leadership.
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Newport
Way Companys
Richmond
Schwab
Newport ‘News
Imorte
Huntingsper Abe
Morgan backs monorail financier drive in Dover report
Local financial chatter claims Morgan interests back the International Elevated Railroad to Washington. Charles G. Guyer of Wilmington refuses comment but notes large financiers’ interest in the $50,000,000 project aiming to build a rope-guided, dual-rail monorail linking boroughs with high speeds and an expansive Brooklyn line agenda.
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Conca
Wilmington
del. Aire T
Morgan
International Elevated
Washington
Dover
Charles G. Guyer
Guyer
Brooklyn
President cancels visit to Indiana amid scheduling turmoil
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a president cancels a planned stop in Indiana. Details are unclear due to garbled source text, with no clear names, dates, or locations beyond Indiana.
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Indiana
Billiardist Schacter’s Legendary Nerve Shines In Duel
The narrative recalls Jacob Schacter born February 2 1855 Milwaukee a German-born billiard prodigy famed as wizard of the felt. In a dramatic 190 point match in Eureka Nevada miners’ court Schacter faced Kraker with Bill Moclick as referee. Schacter refused to yield under pressure and remained steady until the 600 point game ended despite accusations of underhanded play.
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Tony Renker
Weil
Hillardise
Acter Waril
Los Angeles
Kraker
Nferlay
Apa
Wanger
Khem Ohs
Buf Medlok
Ocbin
Barly
Schaefer
Mar
Bill Moclick
Jake
Leollepeed
Jacob
Schacter
Milwaukee
Wis
Condy
Billiand
Memorial to Howe inventor of sewing machine planned
Fragmentary notice from New Hartford Connecticut recalls Elizabeth Kilbourne at about eighty who once lived there while Howe had a workshop. The memorial proposal centers on advancing recognition of the sewing machine inventor in the local area.
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New
Hartford
Conn
Elizabeth Mr. Kilbourne
Tlowe
Clean sweep across town shows denazification progress
Officials report rapid cleanup after widespread debris removal with hundreds of tons cleared by daylight and night crews. Work trains and Bell Telephone cast help clean main streets, yards, and sidewalks as schools and churches join in the effort amid ongoing citywide scrub.
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Sen
Burlington
Iea
Bell Telephone Ceemecast
Federal Street
Fragmented OCR: unclear medical health note
The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent facts. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present. The fragmentary lines suggest a health related note but provide no actionable details or context.
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