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Germans in Poland facing forced eviction after plebiscite backlash, with Poland set to expel Germans who voted for Germany while Germany threatens retaliation by removing Poles who voted against Germany. Occupation ends as Ruhr French depart, but displacement and unrest continue near the Polish border and Westphalia.
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Poland
Prenny
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Upper Silesia
New York
Ruhr
Silesia
Inlde? Niga
Court of International Justice
the Hague
Essen
West Phalian Tatna
Sdreleas
Baroness Found Dead in Home of a Friend Author and Daughter of Countess
New Rochelle reports Baroness Emily von Uriel, a writer for New York papers and European literary editor, found dead in friend Countess Se Qohr Aredlagos’s home. Cause listed as acute alcoholism. Survived by mother and brother Haris von Trize of Milwaukee. Born Milwaukee, age 47, never married.
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Ny Associated Press
New York
Saranese
Emily
von Uriel
Franeas von Tetza
New Rochelle
Se| Qohr Aredlagos
Europe
Amos O. Squire Mae
Former preacher's murder linked to his own death action
A former preacher aged 43, named Georry Tinkder, reportedly died by his own action after alleged misconduct. The incident, noted by Wet Via Rev Ree howsekeener and others, is described with unclear details and dates. Authorities have not released full facts.
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Tralvea Press
Wet
Via
Georry Tinkder
Ute
Chris
El Paso Hit By Floods and Washouts Across Region
Flood conditions from Rio Grande to Las Cruces threaten farms and bridges. Texas & Pacific routes rerouted to Southern Pacific after washouts between Sierra Blanca and Monahans. Rail service disrupted from Alpine to Sweetwater. Detroit reports 2.09 million in damages as rainfall tops 4.71 inches between early Friday and early today.
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el Paso
Rio Grande
Hood Mack
Las Cruces
Texas & Pacific
Paso
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Sierra Blanes
Monahans
Tex
Kansas Ciy
Mexico
Orient
Alpine
Sweetwater
Detroit
Mich
Stoday
Four Men Drown As Boat Is Swept By By Storm
Four men drown when a fishing party’s boat capsizes on a lake near Eagle River Wisconsin during a sudden windstorm. A woman swam to shore while the rest perished. Names include Frank Johnson and William Welsh of Conover and John Wancon of Land O Lakes with George Manson age 17 of Racine. Bodies recovered amid high whitecaps and rough water.
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Eagle River
Wis
Hece Ynsterdi
Frank Johnson
Wiliam Welsh
Conover
John Wancon
Land 9’ Lakes
George Manson
Racine
Milwaukee
Wom
Rhinelander
Wie
Bielake
Mary Rulliton
Milwapkes
Postmaster General explores dead letter cash issue
A garbled report describes the Postmaster General’s concern over undelivered money in dead letters. It notes a Dorahawk reader offering $60,000 or $70,000 and confirms no legal path to return funds to the sender. Unclaimed money must be held a year then turned to the U S Treasury.
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Washington
Low
Dean
Dorahawk
Wisi
Wee
Sam
United States Treasury
Oshkosh Sial Retains State Title In Golf Match
Oshkosh Sial, Bernice Wall, defended her state women's golf title in a brilliant match against Miss Hadfield of Blue Mound. Wall led early, Hadfield surged, and the final holes produced a tense finish with Wall winning 2 up on the 17th and clinching the title in a tight duel.
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Oshkosh Sial
MATCH
Feipsba
Wit
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Misa Frances
Miss Wall
Miss Hadfield
Sirs Hadfield
Man Watt
Ofte
Matsim
Miss Will
Sven Har
Alan Will
Hadfield
Mie
Mise Waal
Miay Haafield
Mize Wail
Este
Cau
Dee
Mise Wally
Men Hadtia
Silas Wally Paris
Totmimsy
T Mies Fadfield
Wheat King Cutten Drives July Wheat Higher
Chicago market reports Arthur Cutten’s trading drives July wheat to a gain near 11.66 a bushel amid oversold conditions and short-covering. The board watchers debate a corner claim as Cutten held July wheat, pressuring shorts before selling.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board
Trade Today
Arthur TW. Culten
Equaton
Cutten
Kayten Wethé
Mex
Brand of
Corner
Mrs Kading Dies in Western Vacation Car Crash
Mrs Elizabeth Kading former president of the arare board at rentmt and a member at H state civil service commission Watertown Wis died yesterday in an automobile accident near Akron Colorado. She was driving the car with her 19 year old visitor on a vacation trip they left Monday. The telegram reaching her husband said she was killed instantly with her companion injured.
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Watertown
Wis
Elizabeth Kading
Arare
Rentmt
State Civil Service Commission
Akron
Colo
Kading
Kadine Wa
Tabie
Kara
Kim
Karing
Jenna
Yenzn
Mother of Boy Is Crushed by Grief
A Chicago mother mourns after her son, trapped in a fatal Lake Michigan incident. Investigators pursue the drowning case as a second person disappears. reports say a man vanished earlier, while rescue efforts continue with authorities examining evidence.
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Drea
Chicare
Pernitee
Mit
PSNI
British Subject Killed at Ranking During Wage Fracas
A British subject dies amid a wage dispute as tensions erupt at a public ranking event. Reports describe clashes between workers and authorities, with chaotic scenes and unidentified participants. Authorities investigate the incident and question witnesses as crowds disperse.
Secret Treaty Rumor Rocks State Politics
Reported secret treaty involving Governor Blume and candidates Mallett and Fenerdt dominates state political discussion. Contested claims about agreement details spread amid ongoing maneuvering for the upcoming election and party alignments.
Belmont Hotel Damaged By Two Night Fires
Readable fragments describe a Belmont Hotel heavily damaged by two fires over two nights. Partial text references local details and unclear names, but the core event is a significant hotel fire incident with property damage and potential investigations pending.
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Belmont Hotel
Mystery Ad Fragments Hint at Incomplete Notice
Readable fragments mention a pathos themed poster and a listing for Trinity Northwestern. The odd text references a reader, Mandag and Ange and hints at a dieting item in a Roten Mer location.
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Elfen
Public memorial event amid party tensions seen in Montana
A fragmented account describes a public memorial gathering for a late senator figure with supporters of the progressive party and independent candidates. The affair involved local district workers, a float parade theme, and references to related political operatives, including advisors and potential campaign figures in Montana and nearby areas.
Fire Claims One Life as Remainder Suffer Injuries
A blaze in Wan Marston Wisconsin leaves one person dead and two injured. Fire crews battled intense flames as neighbors watched, with authorities investigating the cause amid reports of high heat and spreading embers. The injured were transported to local hospitals for treatment. The scene drew attention from residents and local responders who describe the incident as sudden and devastating.
GOOLIDGE OPEN TO TAX REDUCTION PLANS
President negotiates with House Ways and Means. Madden projects 370 million surplus for tax cuts. Talks with Senator Pepper and Madden foretell broad reductions and estate tax repeal. International accord progress hinted in manufacturing and extraterritoriality disputes.
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Sby
Arsucdini Press
Mana
Ita
Treasury
House
Senator Fepper
Pennsylvania
Vlewa
Lewis Demands Operators Heed Gause of Miners
Atlantic City dispatch reports John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers demanding a three week sunset box and jury hearing before operators to negotiate a new working agreement. He warns that if recognized operators fail to confer on Tuesday, miners may strike. The conference chaired by Samuel Warriner and attended by W. J. Rivers and other executives faced a tense ultimatum.
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Lewis
Atlantic City
N. J
Sundow
Joha Ta Lew
United Mite Workers
Samuel TW. Vrlner
Anthracits Cyeritera Conference
Letty
Warriner
W. J. Rivhects
Philadelphia
Pnavar Teesday
Eoe
Fragmented text on unknown event and names
The passage presents garbled and mixed phrases with nonsensical names and terms. It mentions a covenant in Wisconsin, references to a date like Wednesday or Thursday, and scattered names. The readable content is insufficient to identify a clear event or outcome.
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Ruhr Valley
Indianapolis
Ind
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Dar
Jackson
Indiana
Wheeler
Mursion
Qetront
Iron Mountain
Mirle
John Lierd
Othe Fifin
Davalis
Sheboygan
Laited Press
Edward Prasan Sears Old
Crocker
Anthony Verdes
Harly Wan
Wan
Postmaster General
National Capital
W. 2
Bryan
Willi Dadiidliigs
Reyna
Chicago Board of Trade
Associated Trans
Washington, D. C
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Arlington Nuttoon
Sol Mer
Ara
Chonan
Han
Revan
Bryon
Aluna
Minnal
Jane Iran Auner
Windrington
Pleves
Faye Hern
Peimiiae Nk Keneetinary Atfiies Heer
Nécrat Renuy
Blune
Robart M. T. Mallett
Aligney Fenerdt
Herman Lekorn
Anita Ayypends
Wien
Silwiys
Uae
Ting
Ate Helle
Senator la Follette
City of Chicago
Pier Wh
Iate
la Fol Intie
Wingesalm Weiter
Politienalm
Wihainter
Haven
Mierlea
Maesiowida
Anite Ehatee Iin Iitute Prngrenaive
Gel Mingle
Mhimorm Cattle
Anite
Tinos
la Volttte
Jon Tromel
Sk Pat
Frayrant
WHEEL
Montana
Siva
Che
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M. Hayden
Ho Dweniy
Ak China Shins
Senoel
Whel
Buren Snalewy
Somuon
Kellie
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Moon
Omar
AKD
Essinagead
Marston
Lee
Goolidge 5
Major Glass
Appropriations Committee
Cina
Far East
Rye Ayn
Taranne Pratel Covennat
Wisconsin
Athille Narthuveaterey
Barth
Greta Ot
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