Veteran Representative James R. Mann Dies at Home
Washington reports the death of James R. Mann a veteran Republican representative from Chicago after a brief illness. Mann served 24 years in the House with a record of independence and knowledge of legislation. He died at his home with wife Mrs Mann and a physician present. Burial likely in Chicago beside his son.
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James R. Mann
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Mann
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Monn
Omnin
Chicago
Mr. Mann
Capitol
Babath
Niinols
Halla
Congress
House of Representatives
Jim Mannevar
Gillett
Massachusetts
Shop Workers Granted Higher Rates of Pay
New wage scales raise pay for skilled workers and adjust rates for unskilled labor under federal control. About 5,000 Northern Pacific railroad workers affected as rates range from 50 to 70 cents an hour for skilled mechanical work and 63 cents for figh t maintenance tasks.
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St. Paw
Che Ralio
Pepe
Apeekal Highly Allied Mechanica
Pacific Steamer Injured in Week With Schooner
Jase Angeles reports a Pacific steamer accident near Port Ban Luis involving the Newport Paul tote low Angeles and the schooner Aven. Captain George McKinnen and crew attempted to manage damage after a collision during a welcome event.
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Weeek
Jase Angeles
Steam
Newport Paul
Low Angeles
Feartew
Ecltaien
Luis
Ceorege McKinnen
Germans Planning War of Revenge Rumor in London
A Daily Mail report from London cites a secret German memorandum alleging plans for a revenge war chiefly against France. It claims Germany would coordinate with Russia to exploit resources, rebuild munitions, and deploy German crews into Russian facilities while crushing Poland via Russia. The memo also mentions German officers in Moscow and airplane shipments to Smolensk for military use.
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London
France
Rusia
Berlin
Munich
Daily Mall
Germany
Russia
Interpol
Itali
Cerman
Poland
Ita
Moscow
Kruppe
Thys
Smolensk
Seventeen Killed in Riot in Mexico City
Seventeen people were killed and dozens injured in a riot in Mexico City after confrontations between demonstrators and police at a public event. The crowd clashed using improvised weapons and machine gun fire erupted, with authorities enforcing curfews and investigating the cause of the disturbance.
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Mexico City
Metro City
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Vollee
Unsuitable OCR fragment on art content and contact note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a call to contact, but lacks clear event person place or organization. The readable lines suggest a sales or art piece offer but no verifiable details or outcome. No distinct entities or dates are present to encode further.
President Is for Farm Relief Act
Washington November 30 The administration unveils a unified farm relief plan aimed at immediate financial aid for farmers and smallholders. President Harding, Secretary Wallace and 12 Republican senators led by Senator Watson endorse rapid congressional action using the federal farm loan board to extend credits at cheaper rates.
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Washington
A. P
Harding
Walling
Watson
Indiana
Congress
Wataon
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Federal Farm
War Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Loan Board
Senator Lodge
White House
Three Irish Rebels Executed at Dublin
Dublin reports the Free State government continues executions of rebels captured during armed actions. Three men, John Murphy, Joseph Scober, and Patrick Parrelly, were executed by firing squad after arrests in the assault on Oriel House, the government headquarters.
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Free State
John Murphy
Joseph Scober
Patrick Parrelly
Oriel House
Univerities Tegwartieent
Town Motorist Damages Front of Battery Station
Fragmented OCR text describes a town motorist damaging a battery station front. Names and details are garbled. no clear actions or outcomes beyond the act of damage and a tentative arrest or inquiry.
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Corerp
Cle Deere
Ted Ran
Ted
Fragmented OCR Note From a Local Store Listing
A damaged OCR fragment appears to recount a store entry or notice with missing words and unclear names. The readable bits hint at a street, a person named Therese, and mentions of items or events with uncertain context and dates.
Forewoman Leads Minnesota Grand Jury Indictments
Justice Miss Constant Currie was named to a Minnesota grand jury in St. Paul. By noon 17 defendants including gangsters and robbers were indicted under her direction and all but two were sent to state prison the next day.
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Faye
Minnesota
St. Paul
Mild Thanksgiving Weather Draws Omahans Outdoors
Thanksgiving brought milder conditions and outdoor activity in Omaha. Florists headed to Lincoln for the Notre Dame Nebraska game, Union services were held across churches with multiple pastors delivering addresses. Provisions collected by students were distributed through 17 organizations as sunrise prayers took place in several churches.
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Notre Dame Nebraska
Omaha
J. W G. Fasat
Central United Presbyterian Church
E. H. Jenks Io
First Baptist
Victor West
Clifton Hill
Trolley Collision Injures Two Men Near Union Station
A northbound street car struck an American Esprena company truck near Union Station injuring two men. C. C. Kennedy suffered a possible skull fracture, broken hip, and bruised chest, while Ro DD. Pasnett had a deep cut above the right eye and facial bruises. Both were taken to St Catherine hospital.
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Esprena Company
Union Station
C. C. Kennedy
North Thirty-Tifth Street
Ro DD. Pasnett
Kansasity
Fire Causes Panic in Theater Crowd at Mears Theater
Fire broke out near the operators during a holiday performance as the audience panicked. Police say no injuries among spectators, but five firefighters were overcome by smoke and hospitalized.
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Noy
Severnhuty
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Death at Maddie hospital after breather Reniet complications
Reported at the point of death in a Maddie Wisconsin hospital, the patient suffers from secondary Reniet complications. James OF Taawilennie is named among those involved, with dates indicating service years 1908 and 1991.
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Wis
Fatier Eroor James
Taawilennie
Reinet
Luviten Hename Eeverner
Clemenceau Visits Lincoln Tomb in Springfield
Georges Clemenceau stood bareheaded at Oak Ridge cemetery in Springfield to lay a wreath on Abraham Lincoln’s sarcophagus and pay tribute to what he called one of the greatest men. He spoke of serving mankind and of following Lincoln’s path to freedom, then visited Lincoln’s old home before the tomb ceremony.
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Springfield
Ill
A. P
Georges Clemenceau
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincolln
France
Clemenceau
America
Sherman
Otis Scott Humphrey
J. Otis Humphrey
Humphrey
Oakridge
Chicago
Mary Edwards Brown
Clemenveil
Italian Fascisti Form Organization in Paris
A Paris section of the fascist group was founded at a meeting led by Nicola Ron, delegate of the central committee. The group aims to defend Stalin and spread Italian art and culture through propaganda and events planned for publication.
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Paris
Turcisti
Nicola Ron Wrviel
Macereth Party
Ane
Intative
Murder conviction after trial for Iver Boge death
A jury found Arie Neuve and 22 others guilty in the Witham case tied to Iver Boge's death. The defendants were charged with murder during a delity eration and await/face sentencing.
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Iver
Bribery Allegations Target Dry Director Amid Year in Office
A Dry Director faces bribery accusations claiming a five million dollar offer during the year in office. The text describes opaque procurement, in bond whisky handling, and potential involvement of officials, with unclear names and dates.
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Bond
Additional Suits Planned Against Army Contractors
The U S Department of Justice plans civil suits seeking between 40 million and 80 million dollars in damages for alleged overcharges and waste in Army cantonment construction during the war. They follow last week’s action against Camp Upton Sherman Jackson and Funteron contractors claiming over 20 million dollars. Attorney General Daugherty aims to recover 40 to 80 million. cases directed by special assistant Toacoe C McCulloch before a federal grand jury considering wartime frauds.
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A. Pr
Department of Justice
Department
Upton
Sherman
Jackson
Funston
Cantonmenta
Daugherty
Toacoe C. McCulloch
Passengers Injured On Presidente Wilson In Fierce Storm
A violent Atlantic storm battered the Presidente Wilson after Monday buildup, with 120 mile an hour winds. Waves swept the bridge and portholes, injuring about a score of passengers and crew, including Captain Ettore Zar and Lt Nemardelli.
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New York
Presidente Wilson
Roberto Stuperich
Weanel
Trieste
Ettore Zar
Weuwel
Grand Staircase
Nemardelli
Foyal Dialon Favy
Clare Mary Prank
Washington
Couzens Likely to Remain City Rail Head After Term
Report states Couzens may continue as general manager of municipal traction despite term limits. Mayor Lotge and the street railway commission reportedly agreed to keep him in charge, noting his administration’s achievements.
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Mick
Dietreit Tomy
Bigtee Senetar
Ite Municipal Traction
Mica Mayer
Ismet Couzens
Truman Newberry
Sreet
Arting
John Lotge
Douglas Street Stabbing Affray Shocks City
Reported Stabbing on Douglas Street sent a man to hospital with injuries. Police identified a suspect as Vincent Peatigin, with Winton and Hareiites mentioned in initial statements. The event occurred yesterday, prompting a push for further investigation and public safety concern.
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Douglas Street
Winton
Peatole
Both Sides Ready to Continue Fight Over Dyer Measure
Senate Democrats say they will resume Friday the filibuster against the Dyer anti lynching bill as Republicans pledge to press the measure. Leadership debates whether the extra session will end Friday or continue into Monday. Democratic leaders plan moves to block action and Senator Harrison of Mississippi states the fight has just begun.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Ia
House
Nephew of Rockefeller Dies of Pneumonia
William Goodsell Rockefeller died of pneumonia at his New York home. Born in 1970, he was educated at Yale and married to Mlee Bulloan. He served as treasurer of the Standard Oil Company of New York before resigning in 1891 to pursue investments in Nanking and other ventures.
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William Goodsell Rockefeller
Willam Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
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Mlee Bulloan
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Reminder of December 15 Income Tax Payment Due
Washington reports a treasury reminder that an additional income tax payment is due by December 15. The total intake is estimated at about 276 billion dollars, with options including cash or checks, treasury certificates, and victory notes, redeemable or not.
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Washington
Treasury
Atenent Exid
Irish Free State May Sit in Imperial Conference
The Irish Free State will be invited to representation at the Imperial Conference. Prime Minister and Governor-General indicated the government intends full participation in the annual discussions and moves toward including Dominion voices in the planning year.
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Irish Free State
Menar Law Told
Weather Update From Nebraska Report Not Clear
Readable facts are limited in this OCR snippet. It references Nebraska weather and potential town names but lacks coherent details or events to summarize.
Russians and Turks in Lausanne Talks Amid Turkish Straits Clash
Telegraphic dispatches report Tehacherin asserting Turkish straits must be closed to worship and restricted to trade. Russia pledged support for Turkey against any treaty violating sovereignty. Britain cites recall of Lindley as Greek relations fray deepens. Venizelos declares Greece ruined and unable to pay Turkish debts.
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Ruansta
League of Nations
Rusia
Turkey
Fiuneala
Lausanne
A. Pye
Lindley
Athens
C. H. Bentinek
Financial Commission
Trave
Monnday
M. Tehitcherin
Russia
M. Rankovseky
Deviel
Lord Curzon
M. Barrere
Marquis di Garrone
Husein
Straka Nagar
Greclin
M. Venizelos
Greece
Greek Army Chiefs Arrested in Turkish Operations Era
An official statement reports Gen. Donsinenis and Gen. Valettas, former chiefs of staff, arrested with warrants issued for Gen. Themoulos, plus a trial plan for Prince Andrew and King Constantine era generals. Ongoing inquiry cites new evidence tied to Anatolian disaster aftermath and arrests of Gen. Poupoulas and others.
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Donsinenis
Gener
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Asia Minor
Themoulos
Andrew
Constantine
Poupoulas
Washington Governor Faces Hanged Man Confession Rumor
The report describes the governor resisting actions to halt the execution of Mahoney as officials at the state penitentiary notified of a possible confession by Mahoney and related family statements.
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