Vacation of Congress Prompts Brief Recess and Rest
Congress plans a five week recess through Oct 3 to rest older members and reduce ongoing strain. Senate finance faces tariff and tax revisions with uninterrupted time, while anti beer legislation awaits. Prohibition enforcement costs loom large, with proposed annual funding around 50.9 million dollars to curb smuggling and enforce liquor bans.
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Obscure notices blend into a fragmented listing
A garbled OCR fragment references houses, features, cars, and counters with unclear names and numbers. It mentions a Curr female and Connery, plus wickets, but the text is incoherent and cannot establish a clear event, date, or responsible entities.
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American Industry Rises as War Economy Shifts
Reports indicate American industry gradually returns to prewar norms as supply chains stabilize and government backing expands. Observers note coping by manufacturers after wartime disruption, with increasing output and cautious price relief amid rebuilding demand and investment signals.
Demonstrations in Munich Against High Prices Reported
Reports from Munich describe demonstrations against high prices with participants protesting cost of living and economic conditions. The scene involved local workers and residents voicing concerns over inflation and government responses amid wartime pressures.
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Munich
Four Months in Jail for Unconventional Four
A Sioux Falls report notes a four month jail sentence issued for an unconventional four. Local court records indicate the defendant received a split sentence with time served in custody and potential follow up conditions. The case highlights unusual charges and regional legal outcomes.
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Sioux Falls
Plant blast destroys facilities. one dead, scores hurt
A blast wrecked facilities triggering a fatality and numerous injuries. The incident disrupted operations at the site, and authorities began investigations as workers and responders assessed the scene and secured surrounding areas.
Flier Feared Dirtgible Wad Weak-Jumor News
Fragmentary note reports fear and confusion over a flier and a dirtgible incident. Mentions creased papers and a trenchard charge. Includes garbled references to British figures and authorities. No clear names or places can be confirmed from the readable text.
Governor to address World War veterans in Detroit on Sunday
Delegations travel ahead as the governor plans to speak at the World War veterans reunion in Detroit this Sunday. The crowd is expected from Chicago and other cities as organizers outline the schedule for the event.
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Detroit
Prisoners Escaped in Flight From Nearby Landed Hold
In a chaotic scene a group of prisoners escaped custody during an attempted recapture. Reports describe a tense pursuit through urban streets ending with several arrests and ongoing investigations. Eyewitnesses noted a spouse defending loved ones amid the commotion.
Marshal Foch Says He Will Wait for America
Paris reports Marshal Foch expressed gratitude and said he would wait for the United States. He spoke calmly in the embassy reception room and told Ambassador Kerr that he remained hopeful for Allied unity as the war progressed.
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Malabar district British India military area report
Associated Press dispatch notes Malabar district in British India declared a military area due to unrest. Report mentions an unverified claim of a bungalow attack, a beheading, and the murder of a police official by rioters. Details are unclear and names are not confirmed.
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Burned by High Power Wire Incident Report
A heavily burned man named Retesha-Grattune suffered injuries after contacting a high voltage wire. Emergency crews responded quickly and transported the victim for medical treatment with the extent of burns under investigation.
Trade With Germany To Be Resumed In Future Talks
A fragmentary report notes plans to resume trade with Germany through anticipated treaty talks. The text mentions American interests since February, preparations amid postwar surplus product concerns, and negotiations between the United States and Germany. Further clarity is limited by unreadable portions.
Milwaukee Flooded by Heavy Rain and Storm Causing Damage
Readable text reports Milwaukee heavy rain and an electrical storm flooding the city. Mentions damage to the Green town business cluster and transport disruptions. References to canoes and wrecks in surrounding areas indicate widespread flooding impact and property risk.
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Thirty Days in Jail Averett od Madison
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Armed miners protest march disrupts West Virginia area
A large body of armed miners from Marmet near Charleston triggered unusual motion as marchers moved through Logan and Boone counties. State officials reported hundreds followed guidance toward Governor Morgan with a plan to reach the scene that evening, while others headed toward Monro.
Mine Workers President Arrives Amid Turmoil at Village
The arrival of the mine workers president this morning triggered tense scenes as strams, unclear phrases show confusion and concern over safety and policy. Reports mention disruptions, alleged threats, and shifting plans, with references to the Tug River area and local defense responses.
Annual Reunion of Red Arrows Opens at Detroit
Michigan and Wisconsin vets predominate at the Thirty-seventh Red Arrows division annual reunion in Detroit. General Pershing and Senator Lenroot attend. Lord Byng’s representative and Canadian governor general Sir Harry Burwell are guests. The day features registration, a baseball game with Frank Navin, and plans for a divisional parade tomorrow and memorial services for fallen comrades.
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Pershing
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Red Acres
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Juvisay
Decision on Debs Waits for Treaty Signature
Washington reports no pardon for Eugene Debs or general amnesty for prisoners under wartime laws until Germany’s peace treaty is ratified. The stance was relayed after a White House conference with Attorney General and officials, outlining an exhaustive review prior to any clemency.
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White House
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Girls Attend Charm School Adverts for Courses
Hundred women have registered for charm school courses offered by Ston Younagi and Cetarm School Raven, with sessions announced to improve poise and etiquette. The program emphasizes manners, appearance, and social skills for young women seeking practical training.
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Davis Arrested Declares He Will Be Vindicated
Wealthy Canion and Cleveland manufacturer Davis was arrested today on a mail fraud charge. He posted a $25,000 bond for federal court appearance, admits issuing negotiable notes totaling 346 546 but argues few men have less paper on the market. He claims his resources will discount with good paper.
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Bail Bonds Rise to Ten Thousand Dollars in Case
Bail was increased from 3008 to 10000 in a court ruling affecting Milarkee and associates. The record notes higher restraint on release while proceedings continue, with observers citing elevated charges and risk factors considered by the judge.
Weather Outlook For Week Ahead In Wisconsin and D C
The bulletin lists forecast for the coming week with mention of unsettled skies in Wisconsin and Washington DC. It notes chances of rain and variable temperatures as Vendax Medem approaches and highlights trends in daily conditions.
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