Downtown Building Fire Threatens City District
A major fire broke out in a downtown building at First Street, damaging Riggs Engraving and several nearby firms. The blaze started Saturday morning, spread through the second floor, and caused extensive property losses. Insurance cases are being reviewed as fire officials assess the damage and determine the cause.
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Mandell Bunting
Weat
al In
Rlvek
Firestone Hyper Company
Refadansh-Brown Ley Corts Conmunny
Pacond Moor
Nia
Bamipmvent
Anak
Anderd Engraving Company
Wil Falker
Conan En Feroived
Gervon
Fragmented 1920s city notices mix fire and treaty talk
A garbled late 1919 era dispatch reports a fatal fire in a Chicago attic, a note on Treaty of Versailles ratification in Portugal, and scattered references to New York machinery and U S training efforts. The jumble mentions a fatal ignition, a fire extinguisher, and political summaries with unclear dates.
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Ligbon
Portubal
Yeaterday
Girls Escape City Jail by Setting Walls on Fire
A report details multiple inmates at a city jail who caused a fire and breached their cells to escape. The incident occurred after a trial in municipal court in May with police and guards attempting to recapture the fugitives.
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Thei Etl
Thematron'e
Herity
Jones
Raya
Meverai
Rakurdany
Olan
Rharee Or Veeraney
Inatron
Orien Lye
Weverel Paileetinn
Mharka
Riverbed Guard Withdrawn Amid Boundary Report
Adjutant General seeks unarmed guards for the Riverbed area as a boundary dispute prompts withdrawal. Officials discuss jurisdiction, police powers, and possible civilian oversight while courts review the case and determine the proper guard presence.
Wealthy Widow Weds Brother of Former King of Greece
An American widow married the brother of the former King of Greece in a ceremony attended by notable figures. The wedding took place at a Montieus church with religious rites observed. The groom is an uncle of the reigning King Constantine, but the Duke of Spars was not present.
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Greece
Leeda
William
Montieus
Grent
Constantine
Spars
Barbers Ready for Prolonged Strike in City
Local 148 barbers union members discussed a long strike as shop managers expressed determination to oppose non union workers. Advertisements seeking non union help were noted, with opinions split among managers about sustaining the conflict.
Wife's Plea Gains Permission to Admit English Girl
A wife secures clearance for her English sweetheart to join her husband in the United States, prompting a legal and social flap. The case centers on immigration consent and family ties, highlighting tensions in transatlantic relationships and the authorities' role in approving a fiancé or wife’s relative.
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U.S
Unable to parse due to damaged source text
Fragmentary OCR text references migration authorities and a friendship, but the line is garbled and lacks coherent events, names, places, or dates to form a factual newspaper card. No clear人物, organization, or event stands out for a concise summary.
Hamon Forces Victorious In Meet At Enid
Local race coverage reports Hamon winning a meet at Enid amid strong public sentiment. Nominee Watrous withdrew from his own event as supporters praised Hamon, while campaign organizers urged unity and further rallies.
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Hamon
Enid
Sr Se Orernational
Cen
Hamer
Reds Offer Peace Terms to Rumba
Romas terms unclear due to corrupted text but mentions Reds offering peace terms to a group named Rumba and a Soviet troupe. The piece appears from Vienna with a reference to a meeting on a Wednesday.
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REDS
Rumba
Vienna
Wednendey
County Convention to Method This Art
County convention details are unclear in the fragment. It mentions equal representation and wireless sergies with unspecified context. No clear person, place, or event sufficient for a full summary.
Thirty seven I W W chiefs indicted by U S grand jury
Chicago reports thirty seven I W W leaders indicted by a United States grand jury for activities aimed at overthrowing the government. Bill Haywood, former leader, is named among those accused, with other key figures identified in preliminary charges.
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U.S
Bill’ Haywood
Chicago
Romuendtiiat Party
Fores
Treaty views may put Wood out of Army
A fragmented report outlines opposition to General Wood and the Army plan, noting a Cabinet conference and proposals that could sideline him. Key figures debate the secretary of war, ongoing discussions about policy, and possible implications for Wood’s military leadership and candidacy.
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Amvetioun
Milian
Becmina
Peerin
Cinemratl
Methaw
Tnhnina
Bia
Eiathwest
Jan
Louisville
Contet
Mother Denied Custody of Child Indefinitely
A historical notice reports a mother losing custody of her child for an indefinite period. The fragmentary text references a court action, guardianship, and related legal steps with mentions of local names and places, though OCR garble obscures many details. The surviving lines indicate a formal custody decision and ongoing legal implications.
Train Wreck Kills One After Lake Plunge
A sleeper train derailed and plunged into a lake after leaving Rutland, Vermont to Montrose. More than a score of passengers injured, several treated at hospital. did not mention identities.
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Iremete
York
Gallon
Runatie
Rutland Reifetr
Horlet
Montross
Dhetaaasoe
Hapitale
Housing Corporation Speaker Not Available
The Chamber of Commerce reports Mt Leute chamber cannot provide a housing speaker. The housing plan is discussed by Chamber members amid telegraph exchanges and Washington rates, with manager Charles Mall and others arranging communications while awaiting a speaker for the event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mt Leute
Charme
Charles Mall
Weahington
Delton
Furchah & Apra
Warships Will Take Prisoners To London Jail
A British naval action reported ships to transport captured personnel to London jails. Involved rounds of nominations and political maneuvers among party members, with several districts participating and discussions over authority and custody of prisoners.
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Groupe
Indietenei
Meeretiy
Crowe
Waters
Pat's Court
Unuer
Jovne Capeote
Ate
Bagn
Howden Marwind
Whitebrad
George Fiend
TW. Wen Csbve
Navies HL
Rosch 7
Jaakor
Vai Tin Ca Nhe
London
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Olga Barnes
Inez White
TATE
Texas
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Angies
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Watrous
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M'Graw
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Dublin
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Kei
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