Malai Hafid Declared Sultan Amid Fez Turmoil
Reports confirm Malai Hafid proclaimed sultan at Fez Morocco as Abbé El Axka acts as vice regent. Abd El Aziz, allied with France and Spain, is portrayed as traitor by factions while international powers weigh policing Morocco. The move sparks fanaticism and could widen international tension with Spain and France maintaining forces in Tangier and surrounding ports.
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Abbé el Axka
Mostem
Malai Hafid
Mualsi
France
Moorecco
Forma
Sultanate
Principe
Mursi Haha
Abd el Aziz
Soain
Algeciras
Morocco
Abd El Aziz =Wes
Paris
Fez
Afulal Mafd
Spain
Midabi
Hafid
Maidi
Casabiance
No clear headline from fragmentary text
Fragmentary OCR shows a 20th century banquet speech with Judge Gross and references to President Roosevelt and Beta Theta Pi at Congress hotel. Incomplete quotes mention over-ideal and calls to avoid mere ideals in commercial age.
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Ad Press
Peter
Alia
United States Court
Roosevelt
Beta Theta Pi
Congress Hotel
Gross
Ives
Logan
Caliph Will Be Mounted Article Heads to Arena
Assocated Prass reports a planned mounting event featuring Caliph set for a public arena. Officials announce preparations, security measures, and anticipated attendance as the project progresses.
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Caliph
Unclear fragment hints at a press meeting
Fragmentary text mentions assassination and a press conference with disjointed dates and items, leaving the main event and details unreadable.
Ranch line acquisition noted in brief item
A short note states a party acquires a ranch line and mentions long association with Great Northern over several years. The fragment focuses on ownership change and ongoing relationship with the railway.
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Hina
Great Northern
Wisconsin fishing license test heats up in court over seizure plan
Special from Green Bay reports a heated clash between Wisconsin and the Beber Jimena over a license set at 3,460 as fishermen rally funds to hire attorneys for a trial. The move reportedly aims to arrest fishermen using nets or seize property, signaling strong enforcement actions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Green
Eas
Phere
Wiscumcia
Mets
Indiana and New York Republicans Endorse Fairbanks and Hughes
A Seventh District Republican convention in Indiana endorses Vice President Fairbanks for the presidential nomination and commends Overstreet and Ne, while Monroe County Republicans in New York endorse Governor Hughes for president and urge statewide support.
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Associated Press
Ind
Riepublicars
Way
Fairbanks
Overstreet
Harry S. Ne
Indiana
Kirtsy
Republlican
R Hughes
Rochester
Republican General Committee
Monroe
Hughes
Bigamist Sentenced to Four Years in Waupyn Case
A man labeled as a bigamist received four years in prison after being arrested by Geitzen on a southern afternoon. The trial followed the arrest and involved wife No. 3 Louize Fexzy, whose district case led to a municipal court hearing. The scene included a distraught mother holding a sleeping two year old baby as charges were pursued.
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Northwestern
Ers
Meter
Waupyn
Geetzen
Louize Fexzy
Furch
Gill Resolution Adopted in Washington D C
A Gill resolution was adopted in Washington on January 11. The measure concerns naval crepe orders and reports to the department of Surgeon Charles F Stokes regarding command of hospital ships.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ton
Navy
Charles F
Stokes
President Roosevelt to address joint session March 14
Report notes President Roosevelt will speak in a White House address on March 14. Other congressional sessions will be held at the Metropolitan Avenue Episcopal Church in Washington and conclude on March 15.
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Sy Associated Press
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
White House
Congress Wall
Washington
Insurgents Surrender as Corean Quieted by Ed Peace Move
Unclear dispatch reports insurgents surrender amid a new edict. The era of unrest appears to ease as western authorities share word of arms laydown. The former monarch of Corea plans a visit to Japan.
Fought Duel With Wife In Domestic Incident
An Associated Press report notes a man fought a duel with his wife during a domestic dispute. The incident involved armed confrontation and escalating tensions at home. Authorities investigated but details remained limited in the summary.
Stars Wife Death Reported In Current Year
A troubling note reports a wife of a public figure or star has died by suicide. The incident appears connected to personal distress and a sudden loss affecting the star and family. Further details are not provided in the available text.
Parker Building Fire Kills Four Men and Traps Rescue
A blaze at the Parker building on Fourth Avenue and Nineteenth Street in New York killed four men, three of them firemen, and left one missing. Firefighters battled rising flames on six floors, hindered by weak water pressure as walls bulged and trains were halted, while rescues and searches continued through the ruin.
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Associated Press
New York
Parker
Foursh Avenue
Nimetermth Street
John Fallon
Thomas
Phillips
Robert Beyer
Ithe
Fourteenth Street
Crand Central Station
Forty-second Street
Vorst
Parker Burg
Nineteenth Ftreet
Fourth Avenue
Robert Fs
Seten Acinek
Parkes
Water Pressure Fails in New York Fire Tragedy on Fourth Avenue
A fire on Fourth Avenue exposed inadequate water towers and low pressure from the Broadway mains. Six inch side streets and a thirty six inch main near E Madeway contributed to limited water supply as firefighters battled flames at the Warren building, leaving many occupants injured or dead.
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Fourth Avenue
Ceorrm Park
New York
Ashtabuk
Warren
Ploston
Kitzler
Whitmore in Grand Jury Inquiry Over Lena murder
In Roxbury Massachusetts January 11 1926 Harries X December 26 Frank Engiert and Mam Bartlett were held as witnesses in a grand jury investigation into the murder of Lena Whitmore whose body was found in a swamp. A go k found by police near Cambridge is linked to the case and Jane Dickinson is examined regarding jewelry possibly belonging to Mrs Whitmore.
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Raza Jury
Thesjore & S Uakay
Amar
Lena
Harries
Frank Engiert
CL Bartlett
Besien
Mass
Jani
Gianna Dickinson
Cambri
Roxbury
Surgeon’s neglect leads to patient complications in Red Lodges
A gastin surgeon Dr Gus P thanen operated on Charles Joakinen, a miner, for chest pain and an abscess. After release the patient weakened, and reports say pieces and talcing failures followed. The case highlights possible surgical negligence and lingering health decline.
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Tubidz
Red Lodges
Most
Gus P Thanen
Charles Joakinen
Red Laine
Man derscheid Acquitted In Embezzlement Case
Special to The N Pond du Lac reports the jury’s verdict found Le charged with embezzlement not guilty after deliberating through the morning session. The acquittal ends the case and returns the defendant to freedom.
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Pond du Lac
Storm Sweeps Sulf Predictions Reach East
A storm system moves across the region causing widespread disruption. Reports indicate rain and wind intensities rising over eastern locales with potential damage assessments to follow as officials monitor the situation.
Work for a Thousand
A terse item notes operations in Bethlehem Pennsylvania on February 7 with figures suggesting earnings near 3.09 or more. The fragmentary text mentions Jon Teth and Cement Carmen as possible names or terms linked to the event.
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Inlehem
Jon Teth
Carmen
Index of Today Paper Page 3 Item Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists a page section with a name Adam Zents and a Po item, but details are unreadable. The text appears to be a torn index or brief notices and lacks clear events or dates to verify.
Berlin Quiet as Police Clamp Down on Manhood Suffrage Protests
Berlin reports quiet after yesterday's demonstrations for universal manhood suffrage in Prussia. Police stationed at key points deter formation of groups. many arrested protesters released. Social Democratic leaders condemn Chancellor von Buelow's rejection as a declaration of war and vow to pursue universal suffrage despite government opposition.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Prussia
Herr Hebel
Herr Singer
Social Democratic Party
Prince von Buelow
Vorwaertz
Uncy
the Tareml
Prince von Raelaw
Tagebintt
Prince von Tei
Vossische Zeitung
Pnay
National Liberal Party
Orialis
Chan ¢Ller von Buel
Recognition Ride Honors His Services
A Washington dispatch notes a push in Congress to honor a recently died figure for his aid to the nation. The piece mentions efforts to secure a pension and public acknowledgment amid wartime demands and veterans’ support.
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Washington, D. C
Gormat Neevy
Congress
Leeney
Child Burns to Death in Tragic City Fire
Brief report notes a fatal child fire incident in the city. Details are limited due to damaged text but authorities investigated the blaze and mourners gathered as the case moved to official channels.
Rose Will Make Race
Fragmented OCR text from Mioinaciee Wisconsin hints at a race decision involving Rowe and Ang Fryer. Readable parts point to a local election or race event with unclear details and names.
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Rose
Mioinaciee
Wisgan
TE Tash S
Rowe
Sen Ang
Fryer Eeartse
Fragmented OCR Weather Notes Describe Roving Conditions
A garbled OCR passage notes roving conditions and mentions cold weather. It references Wisner, Fen, and a Sunday, with unclear dates and places. No coherent events or details are recoverable beyond the general mention of roving conditions and cold temperature.
Fleet to Puget Sound
The navy plans a possible visit by sixteen battleships to Puget Sound after leaving San Francisco in early summer. The announcement came from the Navy Department amid many requests for the fleet’s coastal visit, backed by public support.
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Puget Sound
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Jan. d
Evans
Puget
San Francisco
Secion
Navy Department
Death of Adam Zentner at 38 Ends Long Business Career
Adam Zentner senior partner of Zentner Mueller firm, aged 38, died at 3:45 AM at his home 2 Mo Vernon Street after a five day illness with pneumonia. Despite a recent bout of illness he had continued work until last week when advised to rest. his passing follows a brief illness and a sudden decline at home.
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Adam Zentner
Zentner& Mueller
Vernon Street
Richard J. Mueller
Pneumonia Ends Life After Week of Illness
A man fell ill with a violent chill and pneumonia after Sundays of care. He showed initial recovery signs but worsened Friday evening and died, with relatives noting his lingering weakness and the long illness.
Stampede Disaster Report Opens as Crowd Tramples to Exit
A deadly stampede at a performance in a crowded venue leaves sixteen dead and many injured. Panic spreads as patrons rush toward exits while authorities struggle to control the chaos and restore order. Strong crowds trample the weak amid a chaotic exit attempt.
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Paule
Missouri debate on strikes and labor rights in reform talk
The tally of remarks centers on unions asserting contract rights to strike, challenged by courts and statutes. Critics argue capital power suppresses labor efforts while proponents doubt the Smith Amendment's constitutionality and seek legal clarity on corporate employment limits.
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Cal Press
Missouri
Hughes
New Thought
Taft Secretary Taft and Posture Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmented OCR text hints at Secretary Taft and political maneuvering around the White House and Congress. It mentions returns today, verified persons, and doors opening for a formal address, with gate arrangements noted.
Certificates Called It in Savannah Monday
A fragmented OCR item notes certificates and a practice event at a Savannah location on Monday. The readable fragment references organizers and a local date but lacks full details.
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