East West Romance Told By Varsity Coed
A fragmented tale recounts a university coed’s experiences abroad and at home, blending romance with travel, elite Indian settings, and postcolonial critique. The narrative mixes sensational fiction with hints of arranged marriage, captivity, and personal awakening amid cultural contrasts.
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Jtandead Estates
Tomance
Abdant Kumar Bose
Barodi
India
Ac Hipling
Cnn
East
Police Have the Last Laugh on Him
A murky fragment from Manitowoc County Wisconsin reports James Trueshins Prreiy was fined four dollars in municipal court. The piece references a telegraphic bulletin and a wary police force, with unclear names and dates, indicating a minor legal action and a cautious departure from public notice.
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Wis
James
Electors in Four States At The Polls
In four states voters head to the polls as candidates including Musgrove of Jasper and Black support Murgraph. Kilby of Anniston and Esth of the four material candidates back road-building plans. The campaign, spirited, features reformers and party figures debating plans and candidates amid party rivalries.
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Nebraska
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Express
Aabasia Democrats
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Jasper
Black
Murgrove
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Anniston
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Gincinnat Raales
Gooler Breezes Forecast Across Missouri
Weather report from the Midwest notes strong gusts and cooler air moving into Missouri. Forecasts indicate breezes to the southwest, with potential for heat relief along the plains, and indicate conditions may affect farming and transportation.
Disagreement Over Religion Triggers Girl's Death
A Wisconsin report states a 29 year old woman and her fiancée were involved in a religious dispute when she took poison and died. The incident occurred after a visit to the fiancé William Cowan's home where she had gone to see him. Prosecution details and exact motives remain unclear.
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Associated Press
Wis
Willam Cawen
Eurctheart
Gedav
Cowman
Gala Hall
Tha Pateen
Canans
St Paul Air Board Tour Highlights Municipal Airport Plans
A St Paul air business report notes progress on municipal airstrips and airplanes, with Ford tour results and a message on aeronautical equipment in good condition. The piece covers visits by several teams and the first arrival at the meet, describing limited delays and emerging interest in airport development.
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St. Paul
Des Moines
Associated Frass
Mini
Aviaseh
St. Paul Municipal
Mibwnanec
Press
Unfilled Steel Orders See Rise at United States Steel
United States Steel Corp reports unfilled orders totaled 424,850 tons on July 31, up from the previous month. The figure reflects ongoing demand and production backlogs in the steel industry during the period.
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New York
Vna
United States Steel Corporation
Cain
Fire tears through wharf as three story frame building burns
A blaze sweeps a three story frame structure at the harbor causing a jumper to flee toward a second wooden building near the steamer Eel board vessel. Damage estimated at 390,609 dollars.
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Portland
Famous Sleeper of Pound Dies After Long Illness
Associated Press report details the death of a woman known as the famous sleeper of Pound after a lengthy illness at a hospital. The piece describes a decades long case marked by periods of coma, medical operations, and complications including kidney infections. The narrative mentions the patient's struggle, attempts at awakening, and a legal action filed by her husband as her health declined.
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Associated Presa Matinette
Thorths
Tienis
Ambassadors and reports flag uncertain Washington brief
AP dispatch notes President Coolidge and officials discuss Ambassador Sheffield’s return from Alexa. No definite information on whether he will come home this summer. Executive offices indicate uncertainty about direct reports and timing.
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Associated Press
Taul Smiths
Cooledge
Sheffield
Alexa
Cuetey
Callidee
Fong Ou Las Business Bistrigt Raided by Federal Dry Officials
Federal agents raided Fong Ou Las Business Bistrigt amid reports of seized goods and suspected violations. The operation involved officials and law enforcement, with limited details released on the number of charges or individuals, while the community awaits further updates.
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Fong OU Las Business Bistrigt
Three Carloads Of Beer Seized From Kelly Wisconsin
Federal agents seized three carloads of beer linked to Kelly Wisconsin. The contraband beer was destined for Chicago and found in a warehouse by authorities. Several consignments and barrels were seized, with the Wortham Construction Company involved as an intermediary. Names and precise details are obscured in the OCR.
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Certaads
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Cheane
Iesier
Iard
Toda
Bt Federal Perehisting Aff
Cacy
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Taan Bo Smith Kaen
Lenroot and Blaine May Hold Debates in Wisconsin
A Madison region political flare centers on a Baraboo debate between Senator Lenroot and challenger Blaine for the U.S. Senate. Lenroot says both candidates should tell the truth on issues, while Blaine accepts the challenge and vows open discussion. The event could broaden the race as towns prepare to host further debates arranged by Governor Blaine, with the primary looming.
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Vwix
Schrefer
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la Follette
Reilroad
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Madison
Wis
Blaine
Lenroot
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Baran
World Court
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Sudden Bear Raid Triggers Sharp Market Declines
The Associated Press reports New York stocks tumble after a sudden bear raid. General Motors slides, major industrials and brokers’ loans rise to panic levels with limited daily context, while total broker losses approach fifty seven million dollars amid thin trading and unclear causes.
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Tumlay
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Iron Pipe
Clemenceau Details Why He Wrote War Debt Letter
United Press Star reports Georges Clemenceau, aging former French leader, explains his decision to publish a letter urging war debt terms to President Coolidge. He says he aimed to separate financial questions from banks, emphasizing frank critique of Britain and France’s roles.
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AL Bradford
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United Pries
St. Vincent Surdard
France
Coolidge
Georges Clemenceau
Tiger
Frenes
Itis
Mort
America
Unclear text reflects chaotic OCR fragment
A damaged OCR passage mixes names and phrases about Milwaukee, police, and personal references. The readable content is fragmented and does not form a coherent event or report.
Testimony Sought From Dozens in Bar Exams Inquiry
A recent session examined a broad list of witnesses as part of the bar exams inquiry. The proceedings named many individuals and institutions, signaling a wide scope for forthcoming testimonies and potential impacts on licensing procedures.
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Maxes
Mauiti
Mt Ite
Missing Sailors List Grows After Submarine Sinkage
A new name was added to the missing list after the H-29 submarine sank near Davenport. Rescue efforts continued through the night with searchlights and flares, but none of the missing crew have been recovered. Officials have not yet determined the exact location of the disaster.
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Eist
Devenport
Spa
Catholic Clergy Accused of Seeking Wealth and Power
A dramatic statement from an American commission accuses Catholic clergy of pursuing wealth and political power, stirring revolutions and bloodshed while keeping masses ignorant. The report notes church resistance to government regulations, economic stress, and rising food prices. Authorities form a defense league to back religious liberty, while many worshippers stay home as churches reduce public services.
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Associated Press
Afeaico
Tnesimar
Env Minent
Dent Catles
Fiver
Secretary of the Treasury
Pani
League For Defence
Dempses Denied License to Fight Tunney at Yankee Stadium
A New York boxing commission hearing denied James Dempses a license to face Gene Tunney at Yankee Stadium on September 16. Details indicate Dempses failed to meet conditions. the commission instructed him to appear again and seek permission to charge top ticket prices.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Jack
Ees
Pater
Richard Ropest
Yankee Stadmay
Dee
Im Permison
Der Noe General Bet Sete Fit By Associated Prose
Weather briefing fragment notes cloudy conditions and temperatures for Wisconsin with general forecast details. Mentions NorthCentral region observations and upcoming events, but text is fragmented and not fully clear.
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Wisconsin
Conler
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