Tenor Caruso Dies in Naples After Operation
Naples dispatch reports Enrico Caruso the renowned tenor died this morning after complications from an operation for an abscess. He had resisted a relapse despite diaphragm issues and other procedures to drain pus. Crowds and prayers followed the news as his famed voice passed away, ending a storied career.
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United Press
Naples
Enrico Caruso
Altor
Caruso
Naver
Keeps appointment despite injured back incident reported
Fragmentary OCR describes a person continuing an appointment despite an injured back. The text also mentions a journey between places with unclear names, a group of four individuals, and a presiding figure in an automobile incident involving a rear impact. Names and locations are unreadable.
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Mr. Kr
Great Britain to Attend Washington Meet
Great Britain will participate in the Washington Meet as part of an international track and field arrangement. Officials confirmed the team will compete against American and other national squads in coming events.
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Great Britain
Washington
Little likelihood of injunction against dry law says Smith
Prohibition Commissioner states property owners may be liable with tenants under the new prohibition. The Associated Press report notes that no injunction is likely, while Morcart and Camels keepers are not represented. General Morus explains grounds for action and the law’s responsibility, as officials discuss enforcement for a year and anticipate cooperation.
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Associated Priss Action
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Wille
William Morcart
Generial BP
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Alec
American Relief in Russia Begun by Walter L Brown
Walter L Brown starts American relief in Russia forming committees to direct aid operations. Messages broadcast by commission depot directors outline where food parcels will be distributed and how supplies are to be handled.
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Russia
Walter L. Brown
Brown
Commission
Roundup of 20 named in robber gang
Federal officials announce twenty suspects connected to a nationwide robber gang, including operations in Chicago New York and Mount Vernon. The case involves forged government documents and multiple heists totaling over 2 million dollars with several indictments and ongoing prosecutions.
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Chicago
Sinclir
Wick
New York
Toledo
Worrington
Mount Vernon
Foresters Meet At Annual Conven Fight For Prizes
The Foresters gathering discussed prize allocations and event questions at the annual meeting. Milwashes and Codat were noted for potential winnings of $62 from a pool of twenty-eight signers, with talks on percent-based prizes and attendance.
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Ca Foresters
Sigier
Carafal
Congress Deliberates Tax and Revenue Revisions
Lawmakers on the Senate and House Agriculture inquiries consider fiscal policy changes. Discussions focus on revenue revisions and related agricultural funding. Speeches reference counties, farmers, and ongoing budget mechanisms amid procedural debates.
Lineman Gravely Burned By Live Wires In Minneapolis
Four hundred workers watched as Ora Tit charged with live lines was electrified on a pole Sunday evening. He was wrapped in blue flames for forty five minutes before a firefighter on a nearby tower rescued him. His condition remained critical as rescue teams battled the blaze.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Ora
Titus
Tun
Knights of Columbus Convention Attacks Oath Myths
At the Francisico convening of the Knights of Columbus Supreme Knight James A Flaherty denounces a fabricated fourth degree oath. He urges press and public to reveal the real pledge sworn by Knights to uphold the constitution, ballot integrity, law, and public conduct reflecting credit on the church and nation.
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Associated Press
San Franciseco
J | Anights of Columbus
Supreme Knight
James A. Finherty
Finherty
Flaherty
Combus
Congressional Record
Knights of Columbus
Knight of Columbus
City asset is boys and girls, says Chicago pageant speaker
A Chicago educational day address argues that the true asset of a city lies in its youth. A. F. Hennos cites training intellect while guiding emotions, praising music, literature, and art in schools as keys to progress and hygiene of emotion and industry. Jazz is criticized for appealing to baser instincts, urging better music that promotes peace and progress.
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Sec
Chicago
A. F. Hennos
Prin Joan Mf Jordan
Minneapois
Minnesota police seek gunman who escaped hospital
Minnesota authorities hunt a gunman who fled a hospital unit after attacking nurse and three companions. The escape followed a violent spree that left staff at risk as the suspect leaped from a third story window. An airplane sighting near the river prompted investigators to consider an escape aided by air cover.
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Minnesota
Peter
Nix McCoosl
Alice McQuillen
Paul
McCail
McCool
Aie Kasata
Patiee
Green Bay men receive three year terms for grand larceny
John and Felix Sutrith and others claiming Elin TL as their home were sentenced to five years in the Green Bay reform cy by Municipal Judge Monanan yesterday after pleading guilty to grand larceny. The brothers, brought from La Crosse, were arrested there following a tied to dispose of an automobile stolen in Green Bay on July 26.
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Associated
Two State Officials Alone on the Job in Wisconsin
Attorney General William Morgan returned to his office after a vacation in northern Wisconsin. He and Secretary of State Simeon Hall are the only two state officials currently on duty while Governor Hiaine son and State Treasurer are away on vacation.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wik
Willam Morgan
Wisconsin
Simer
Hall
Ono
Hiaineson
Gandy Jobbers Explain High Prices and Profiteering
Unclear OCR text discusses Gandy jobbers blaming high prices on profiteering and shifting demand. Mentions dewiness, a learning house, and wartime pricing shifts with references to labor and costs. Multiple garbled phrases hinder precise facts.
Sheboygan Newspapers Merge Under Telegrad Syndicate
Two Sheboygan papers unite as The Telegram acquires Farmers and Laborers Par from Frank and Ja months ago. The deal, announced last week, consolidates local print resources and signals a shift in the city’s newspaper landscape.
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Sheboygan Telegrad
Tie Seerpal
Frank & Ja
Milk prices set to rise in Milwaukee area
United Press reports milk price increases in Milwaukee. Retail quarts to move from 3 to 18 cents with wholesalers and distributors to share the larger advance. Farmers and producers expect broader wholesale price adjustments and equipment costs tied to the rise.
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Milwaukee
United Press
Money and wartime arms talk at Harding camp
Reported impressions from a 1928 United Press account show Edison Ford and Firestone warning that money shapes the arrest of a near war and that President Harding must lead a successful disarmament effort. The scene depicts a West Virginia camp talk where Ford and Edison debate funding and the nation’s power to influence arms limits.
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Ford
Firestone
Karl A. Bickel
United Pree
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United Presa
Betleston
W. Vya
Dane
America
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
HS Firestone
Angulwater
Fisher
Remiersly
Nomospore
Ries
Fragmentary Confusion Echoes in Musings of Men
A garbled, partial quotation reflects puzzling talk on motive and meaning. The text hints at deeper intrigue as characters discuss unfathomable motives and the fragility of understanding. The fragmentary nature leaves the exact source and context unclear.
De Valera Delivers Peace Proposals to Irish MPs
The Irish Republican leader Eamon de Valera has informally shared Lloyd George’s peace proposals with all members of the Irish Republican Parliament. Debate is expected to be secret and may last several days when MPs are summoned to discuss the Premier’s suggestions.
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Associated Press
Ianden
Eamonn de Vinader
Irish Republicans
Lioyd George
Tch
Seers of Future Wars Sown in Europe at Williams College
Viscount Bryce told Williams College that the Versailles conference sows the future wars in Europe. He argued negotiators showed bias toward electorates, with officials shaping terms to please voters. Bryce warned of resentment between victors and vanquished and noted Tyrol tensions threaten wider stability. He discussed Germany’s continued influence and the historic antagonism with France.
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Europe
Viscount James Bryce
Williams College iBy Associated Prensa
Williamstown
Maas
Viscount Dixmen Bevce
Institute of Polics
Williams College
Creative
Victoriole Potters
Paris
Bryce
Germany
Reich
Russia
Buren
Anstiria
Tyrol
Coures
Een
A. Hort Bryce
Rusia
Government Makes Inroad on Expenses
Special to The Northwestern reports that the U.S. government is curtailing spending with widespread payroll reductions. It notes dismissals from the Bureau of Engraving and details cases where spouses with combined salaries from $1,500 to $2,500 were let go while others less able to absorb cuts remained. The piece signals scrutiny by members of Congress and broad concern over fairness in the retrenchment process.
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Washington
D.C
Cade Sam
Secretary of the Treasury
Bureau of Engraving
Curtell
Con
Reax
Bureau
United States
Remau
Missing Banker Sighting Amid Texas Border Rumors
A fragmented report describes a man claiming to have seen a missing banker near the Texas border. The account is unclear, with garbled phrases and uncertain timing, offering few verifiable details beyond the alleged sighting and the involved individuals.
Derailment Delays Traffic on Westbound Route
A derailment disrupted westbound traffic as an unspecified number of cars rode off track. Three persons were seriously injured and four others thrown from their berths in the incident. Authorities investigated and worked to restore flow.
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