League of Nations assembly extols cooperation and national healing
Fragmentary report recalls President Wilson and delegates praising the League. The text notes an unanimous vote and hopeful messages urging unity, international cooperation, and support for the League's goals despite wartime strain. It references figures such as Lord Robert and Dr. Aston, with mentions of Harding and a woman’s death at sea.
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Fragmentary OCR Note Messy Clipping
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about prices and a Chicago connection. No coherent events or persons readable. Unable to determine a clear news item or subject for a proper headline and summary.
Democratic secretary to president candidate stint described
The article notes George B. Christian Jr. as a Democratic figure tied to a presidential convention and mentions his father as a clerk. It reports a separate crime case where Lee Hes, a Chinese laundryman, was found dead from exposure in his bed, with bank notes and currency totaling $6000 in his bed clothes, attributed to his savings.
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Sedee
Haran
Harding
Christian
Separate 40 000 From Joba in Congress Plan
In the coming short session of Congress Republicans say they expect to take legislative steps to eliminate more than 40,000 government employees under the civil service. The move aims to save about $100,000,000 annually. Washington, Nov. 18.
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Joba
Washington
Edwards Proclaims Thanksgiving in Trenton
Governor Edwards proclaims Thanksgiving day in Trenton on November 18. The notice urges prayers for the country and calls for justice and national unity amid the period's turmoil.
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Edwards
Trenton
Bank Robbery Heist Ends In Philadelphia Trail
A bold crime saw crackmen break into a bank using an acetylene torch and forced-entry tools. They fled with an estimated fifty thousand dollars in cash and valuables, with three men suspected. Police traced tire marks to a motor car and alerted the Philadelphia detective bureau.
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Philadelphia
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Jewel Theft at Wealthy Woman's New York Home
Police investigate a sensational jewel theft reported at a New York home of Mia Charlotte King Palmer on November 18. Authorities withheld many details but indicated the robbery disrupted entertaining guests, with doors and windows noted as breached.
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Rothery
Wealthy Woman’s
New York
Howe
Mia
Charlotte King Palmer
Seventieth Street
Indictment in New York Building Ring Case
Robert P Brindell, a central figure in New Yorks graft ring tied to extortion and contracts, appeared with counsel Martin W Litton in court. Witnesses described manipulation of union funds and corporate favors, with Brindell later released after surety company procurement.
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Rotert P. Bringed
New York
Robert P. Brindell
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Mitch
Blindelf
Kentucky mine disaster deaths and rescue efforts
Ten men died in a Kentucky coal mine fire at Barlington with five bodies recovered and one still missing after a twenty hour rescue. The event drew wives and families who watched the grim work as authorities and investigators, including George W. Sterling, were named receivers for Atlantic steamship lines in a federal equity case.
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Fire at Reading Dye Works causes big loss
Fire at the Reading Dye Works dye plant in Reading on November 18 sparked an explosion that aided the blaze. Flames spread for six hours before being controlled, with an estimated loss around 75,000 dollars.
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Reading
Reading Dye ‘Works
Sapphire in Gneiss and Clay Soils Tonic Bananat Tur
Sapphire is found embedded in gneiss and more often in clay coal, with a note on a French doctory invention and a form of bananat tur proposed for use as a tonic.
Stolen Cash in Auto Thne Alleged Postal Theft
In Henderson NC, postal inspectors report a large theft of registered packages from the Go postoffice. An alleged suspect, Graves, claimed to have had $15,000 concealed on him, but investigators say they recovered $17,000. A distant battle is mentioned as ongoing.
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Graves
Pastoroe
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Omaha
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Tonbile
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Pinkham
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Stalry
Lydia B.pinkhans
Uwe
Lydia
Pinithins
Tia
Unclear OCR fragment on academic regalia design
Fragmentary OCR text describes a mortarboard cap and a bishop like item for a person named Nis or Mettee. Details are garbled with stray symbols and no clear event or entities to anchor a full news summary.
Paper yarn woven into bags and packing cloth in Japan
Fragmentary report notes paper yarn resembling fabric is being spun into bags and packing cloth in Japan. The brief item highlights a shift toward using paper-based textile materials amid industrial experimentation.
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Amon
St Frederick, MD
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Tieton
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Demira J. Vane
Sacramento
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Seeger & Company
South Market
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