Embry Attacks Geissler Suit For Injunction In Supreme Court
Embry files an injunction challenge against Geissler, arguing the case involves voting rights and potential federal questions. The document notes potential appeal to the U S Supreme Court and references county officials, registration concerns, and the roles of state lawmakers in election procedures. The narrative mentions attorneys general, the secretary of the senate, and county officials amid legal dispute over voter eligibility and registration.
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John Carney
Fermen
Finierler
Tolay Petey
Hints
Territorial
Enteral Ton
Tom Fereman
Oil
Carney
Kmith Matann
Medatan
Juder
OWL Tax Five Percent Proposed Amendment Plan
A political note reports a Wednesday announcement by Senator Campbell Wilson? proposing a constitutional amendment to levy a five percent production tax. The article reflects debate on legality, acceptance, and anticipated public response, with references to petitions and potential legislative steps expected within about ten days.
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Carmpbeil
Emmy
Wilson Holds Up Diplomas Of Graduates
Diploma delivery disrupted as graduates from the state presides at a ceremony. Superintendent and local officials report delays and aim to complete distribution soon.
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Wilson
Sapps Found Guilty Of Killing Watts
An unclear report states that Sapps was found guilty of killing Watts. The fragmented text mentions a trial in a distant location and references to ages, dates, and individuals including a defendant and kin, but the exact details are obscured by OCR errors.
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Sapps
Watts
Sinn Fein Chief Is Found Guilty
A Sinn Fein leader has been found guilty in a court martial proceeding. The verdict follows a trial alleging complicity in a treason-related offense, with sentencing pending a forthcoming preeminent determination. The outcome impacts party leadership amid ongoing political tensions.
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Sinn Fein
Dumlin
Jihn Mac
Lyon Turns Down Democrats Opinion Version
The article reports Lyon's decision to reject Democratic arguments and pursue an opinion version on election matters. It notes the attorney general's role in referring arguments and the plan to present a formal argument to voters in the Newmildr election context. Aimed at clarifying the public stance, it describes supportive and opposing sides within the community debates.
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Keneral Win
Lion
Four Die in Nevada Mine Fire Reported in New May Dispatch
Virginia Cutty reports a mine fire in Nevada with four confirmed deaths. Rescue teams recovered several workers, and the incident is under investigation as officials work to determine the cause and total casualties.
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Virginia Cutty
New
Thursday Warm And Unsettled Weather Note
A local forecast note mentions continued warm conditions tonight and into Thursday with unsettled weather. Temperatures hover near mild lows and article hints at limited changes in atmospheric patterns.
Mrs Waite's Witness Stirs A Murder Case In State Court
A chaotic transcript fragment shows Mrs. Waite testifying in a murder case against her accused husband. The board's investigation continues despite revelations and conflicting statements. Local authorities weigh an inquest into the alleged crime amid public and legal scrutiny.
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A. & M. Trouble
Moseley Hogan Jury Considers Evidence
The jury weighs testimony in the case involving Dan Homan and Tom Mose, with witnesses detailing alleged actions and connections to a company in Centon area. Proceedings focus on presented documents and the conduct of key figures in the enterprise as part of ongoing legal action.
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Dan Homan
Tom Mose
Centon
Gellergh
Opposition to Love Shows More Strength
San Antonio reports a controversial stance on love and strength, with fragmented text referencing memorialization and political figures. Notable mentions include Menaior and Haverine James Bermiaan, suggesting a discussion of power dynamics and policy shifts amid unclear context.
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San Antonio
Teane
Powermilion
Ened
de Laine
Enpenenti
Ted Ty
Haverine James
Bermiaan
Menaior
Brandeis Urged for Bench in Senate Report
Senate report backs Brandeis for the Supreme Court seat. Advocates argue his legal philosophy and prior record fit the high court. Critics question potential conflicts and balance on the bench amid prevailing political tensions.
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Brandeis
Senate
Reluctant Guardsmen Get Another Chance
Fragmentary OCR notes describe reluctant guardsmen facing another opportunity to serve. The readable text hints at duty reports and a pending assignment but lacks clear names, dates, or places.
Building strike halts nearly all Omaha work
Unclear OCR text describes a building strike in Omaha, Nebraska halting most construction activity. Mentions unions and laborers and a three week duration. Names and places are garbled and uncertain due to damaged source.
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Omaha
Statements Begin in $50,000 Suit Gambling Case
Kansas City witnesses recount a $50,000 gambling suit as attorneys open arguments May 1. The United Mine Workers officers and leaders from Southwent Interstate Center Operate appear, while advertising monitors note tentative support from a key employer.
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Kansas City
Alena
United Mine Workers At Aneries
Charine B
Kanaan
Herman
Southwent
Interstate Cnet
President takes no notice of controversy
The article reports on President's stance amid ongoing disputes describing reactions from officials and a letter to the admiralty. It notes the president's lack of comment while aides and political figures push questions about policy and oversight.
OKLAHOMAN WINS HIS FIRST DALLAS MATCH
An Oklahoma athlete claims his first Dallas match victory in a puzzling report featuring garbled names and stray phrases. The fragment hints at competition results but offers few clear details or verifiable entities beyond the Oklahoma connection.
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Dallas
Explanation of Verdun Defense Summary
Fragmented OCR text discusses Verdun defense and related items with garbled phrases and names. It mentions military terms and possible questioning of explanations, but readable facts are minimal. No clear events, dates, or entities are extractable beyond Verdun and generic defense topics.
Hotel Not A Place For Hearse, He Says
Ada Oklahoma May 11 reports a wartime exhibition proposal at Hocking Hotel amid a discussion of a national movement. The piece notes plans for public display, urging consideration of transport and safety, with references to local figures and civic concerns about travel routes and accommodations.
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Lew Hocking
United States
Rome
Pamir
Rockefeller Smiles Despite Being Out of Pocket
Fragmentary OCR reads “John D. Rockefeller” and scattered phrases with garbled text. The readable elements mention Rockefeller and financial trouble while hinting at a public persona of constant poise and smile. The piece appears to mix unrelated words and distorted lines without a coherent narrative or clear event.
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John 0. Rockefeller
Fiery Protest By Baird Draws Viewers In New York
The protest by Baird drew attention at a public event in New York as speakers voiced strong opinions on the matter. Supporters praised the passionate display while critics questioned its timing and impact on the debate.
Great Offensive Plan of Allies Amid Confused Echoes
Fragmentary text outlines an Allied offensive plan dated around 18 Deeret and 9 18, mentioning various names and places in a cryptic wartime note. It references regiments, paths, and enemies, with scattered references to Lenin, Ak, and international names, but the meaning remains unclear.
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Wwe
Gota
Q.ineiourl
Amarin
Lane
Lenin
Lennon
Morar
Cornerstone for Maywood disbarment charges planned
Court dismisses Christian Thursday in a related matter as plans proceed for a cornerstone laying tied to Maywood disbarment charges. The report references a court action timeline, with location and dates noted for upcoming proceedings and background context on the ongoing disciplinary matter.
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Maywood
Notable women guests at imposing luncheon
A high profile luncheon drew prominent women including Seren, Mire, and Anne, with attendees listed such as Mire WCiHiane Jevan Atlee Mar Keptet Wilahin and Mie Cartie Cloapromn. The event showcased leading figures from varied circles in a formal gathering.
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Jevan
Atlee Mar
Wilahin
Cartie
Queen of Sweden Suffers Operation
Fragmentary OCR reading notes a royal health event with unclear details and partial phrases. The text references a queen, Sweden, an operation, and possible dates or locations but is largely garbled. No clear outcome or context can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Von Buelow on Way to U S London Report
Unclear fragments indicate a London dispatch about Prince von Buelow heading to the United States. The text shows garbled OCR, with scattered names and terms like pension, telepathy, and various disjointed phrases, lacking coherent facts.
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von Buelow
U. S
London
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Ada
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