Arbuckle Begins Second Manslaughter Trial In San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle arrives for his second trial for the death of Virginia Rappe. Prosecutors seek conviction while defense chief Gavin McNab vows to prove innocence beyond doubt. Arbuckle’s wife Durfee wears a diamond brooch as juror selection starts and courtroom tensions rise.
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Associated Preax
Sr M
Trey
United Press Stair
San Francisco
Calif
Roscoe Patty Arpockle
Roddy
Morle Nemadian
Mrexen
Dite Norfolk
Kewrers
Pabicur Mn
Terks
de Camps
Roscot
Arbuckle
le Anse
Arbuckie
Stangheer
Airplane searches rugged shores of Lake Superior for James Mahar
A United Press note reports an airplane skimming the rocky shores of Lake Superior in a search for James Mahar. The air crew, led by Cal. E. S. Boerke of the rank corps, is coordinating with a motor truck squad from Port Hus to aid the rescue effort.
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Superior
James Mahar
United Press
Cal
E. JS. Boerke
Rank Corps
Tee Treakies Reys
Porthus
Masked Bandit Claims He Was Terrible Tommy
Police chase ends when a masked bandit, described as Terrible Tommy, robs a location during rush hour. A bystander, Leo Horeitz, reports a minor injury from the incident as officers exchange shots with no clear apprehension.
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United Press
St Pauli
Gms
Tammy Gcon
Leo Horeitz
Cere
FES
Rebel Staei
Open shop question looms before Wisconsin convention
The Master Builders association of Wisconsin opens its convention in Milwaukee today focusing on the open shop issue. Officials anticipate discussions on legal aspects and labor relations as about five hundred attendees gather from Wisconsin and the northeastern towns.
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Master Builders’ Association of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Roads in Central Wisconsin May Block All Winter
The article discusses severe winter hazards on highways between the city and Wausau in central Wisconsin. It notes sleigh traffic and potential road closures due to thawing and difficult conditions, affecting travel reliability.
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Wisconsin
Duel Details Captivate Readers in Blurred Report
A fragmented account describes a duel with blurred names and scattered actions. It mentions Hedelia Berens and Seaster F t amid a Butler room setting, with unclear events and a messenger signal noted. The text concentrates on dramatic details rather than precise facts.
Leap from Window Ends Tragic Milwaukee Incident
A fatal leap from a second story window near Beart Street in Milwaukee results in the death of an individual. The incident is being investigated by local authorities as a possible suicide. Further details remain unclear as reports focus on the event and location.
Federal plan to jail profiteers targets meat price rise
United Press reports the federal government will press criminal action to curb profiteering in the meat industry. Attorney General Dansherg, under a White House directive, orders a triple investigation as President and cabinet coordinate with the War and Commerce departments and the Secret Service.
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United Press
Ohtexxu
Caned Smit Bureau of Investigation
Korkingau
Alterney General Dansherg
James T. Robbert
United
Departments of and Commerce
Hoover
Ford Interests Backing the Lelands
A fragmented note reports Ford interests backing the Lelands in a political or business matter. The readable portions reference Dee Joo azeurs and a reported sec al context involving the Lelands.
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FORD
Lelands
Ars
Dee Joo Azeurs
Secal
Frozen credit thawing out amid rediscount move
A fragmented note suggests thawing in credit conditions as banks in Richmond Minneapolis and other centers consider rediscount options. The text appears garbled but hints at a easing in lending or rediscount policy affecting several regional financial hubs.
Resolution Declares Truman Newberry Not Entitled to Senate Seat
The document asserts Truman Newberry is not entitled to a Senate seat, noting campaign spending and legal questions about the nomination process. It cites state laws and federal implications, mentioning Republicans, primary elections, and contested finances affecting eligibility.
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Truman Newberry
Senate
Ramer Truman Newbery
Nat le le
Aatf
Aier Owen
Jemecrat Abrahams
New
Wring
Retail egg prices hit new low mark
Scattered market reports show egg prices sliding to a fresh low across several regions. Shoppers note cheaper cartons amid steady supply, while retailers warn of only modest rebound potential in coming weeks.
Dislike Tax Policy Sparks Senate Debate
Fragmented text shows a discussion over tax policy and funding priorities. It references a federation, figures like Raman, and mentions formations tied to seat assignments and percentages. The readable content is unclear but points to a political policy debate.
Fireman Killed in Chesapeake Coal Dock Incident
A fireman identified as Renesnit Kr Somidet died after an incident at the Scioto site near a coal dock connected with Chesapeake. Authorities report a fatal accident involving a render and three coal cars. Investigation ongoing.
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Renesnit
Chesapeake
Alliance Conditions for England and France Defensve Pact
A fragmentary report outlines terms for a defensive alliance between Britain and France. It notes consultation with French experts, a propose international conference, and a water scheme entente as core conditions, with approval reportedly pending in Britain.
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England
France
Presa Canmes
Brwel
Moe
Tang
George
Ue International Confer
Three Uncertain Republicans To Vote Against Newberry
The article describes three of six undecided Republicans planning to vote against seating Newberry. It notes committee pressure for further testimony and potential appearance of Newberry at the stand. Emery, campaign manager, claims losses and shifts focus to Senator Capper and Sutherland as key figures.
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Newberry
Mississippi
BFL Amery
Newberry Campaicn
Emery
Sensior
Washingon
Mtnraers
Arimasis
Debts of Russia on Agenda for Economic Talks
Fragmentary note outlines discussion of Russia debt payments tied to Kerensky era items. Mentions Kamenev and Kamene gear, United Press tax, and an agenda item for economic talks in March. Sparse fragments reference UDAR and Thetanie terms.
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Kerensky
Evar
Kamene
United Press Tax
Tienes Devis
Kame- Said
Anal Econ
Senne
Mar
Naval Big Five Push Ahead on Ship Limitations Pact
Washington reports the naval Big Five pressed ahead on treaty features despite minor dissents. Discussions centered on fortifications annexes and verification, with parallel talks scuttled over references to the Lor Attuns article. A plenary session may be delayed into next week as talks continue.
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Associated Presah
Washington, D.C
Tokyo
Psindao-Tsinantu
Lor Attuns
Narreaty
Wisconsin Plans for Motherhood Promotion Under Sheppard-Towner Act
State health officials outline programs to promote motherhood through institutes for mothers helpers training, public lectures, and prenatal care in counties with county-level education and clinics. Wisconsin seeks $20,008 federal funding contingent on plan approval with activities led by Dr. W. in Madison and related statewide administration.
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Vby United
Hegtthe
Wisconsin
W. Ie
Madison
Thie
George Harvey Honored at City Council Meeting
The council recognized George Harvey for a notable achievement while congratulating him on a narrow victory.
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George Harvey
Wire Causes Death of Valuable Cow
A farm reports the death of a valuable cow due to a wire accident on the tract. The animal named Bet Flesh was found by Wo Blakes on the pane 1' ey wee Tasn a eoge grel wart mere found on te eek Marte 0 Tuk apts lee ate we e Hyp mit Tee4 om wey juecedtiie Sore.
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Wien
Woo Blakes
Eastern Seaboard battered by snow storm warning issued
Eastern Seaboard hit by heavy snow as Weather Bureau issues widespread storm warning. Vessels at sea report gale conditions with significant icing and coastal towns lose electric service. Army transports with troops diverted amid severe winds and high seas near New York and Long Island.
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Seaboard
Weather Bureau
New York
Erin
Mamily Hook
Wight
Ter
Bercomes
Wil
Roca
Ayeltex
Virginie Aky
A. m. Fantie
Marth
Ginis Capes
Stear
Aspen
Army officers summoned as inquiry into Yank soldiers hanging
Dispatch reports a committee investigating the hanging of U S soldiers has called army officers. A Milwaukee man and another rider were injured when struck by a bridge while atop a passenger train near Chicago. Both men were treated at a hospital after the incident.
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Chicago
Gwelien
Martin
Walter Stick
Milwaukee
Sud Nex
Melwauker
Cl Cago
Iice
Bruck
Prince Yamagata Gravely Ill Last Genro Leader
Prince Yamagata, last of the genro, is gravely ill. The elder statesman, once a key behind the scenes figure in Japanese government, remains the sole survivor of the original group of dynamic leaders who bridged medieval and modern eras.
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Yamagata
Genro
Clarence Pibose
Apitan Press
Seaf
Tokyo
Hines
Bas
Abe
Ami
Japa
Blaraui
Okun
Tour City Schools Conference Opens Today
Hundreds of educators from the middle west attend the second annual conference of national education to be held here today and tomorrow. The first regular session starts this afternoon as the industry street Wiutathen section meets to discuss public school supervision of employed ents.
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Middle West
Teday
League Council Takes Up German Reparations and Inhabitant Status
The League of Nations council debated postwar Germany issues including the fate of inhabitants under French control and the question of reparations and neutralization. Ambassadors discussed enforcement and costs as the assembly weighs obligations at Versailles and Geneva.
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Prest
Geneva
Versailles
Sae
Esute
Ieee
Guntties
Cheese Makers in State Convention Report Confused Jargon
garbled OCR text from a cheese industry convention note yields unclear lines about participants and outcomes. The readable fragments mention a convention context and names that are not coherent.
Wisconsin looks to tourism as a state industry booster
An article discusses tourism potential in Wisconsin, noting advocates like Hal Martin and state leaders pushing recreation areas and parks. It highlights plans to recruit visitors from nearby states, promote Northern Lakes park, and a campaign to attract tourists to Badger State attractions.
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Presa Milnzuher
Jers . A. Cannon
Jane
Parks
Pat Weeonsin
Ami
Wisconsin
Miller
Palgn
Northern Lakes Park
Tate Park
Ctine Ie
Condition of George Harvey Improves
The brief notes an improved condition for George Harvey following an undisclosed incident. Health authorities and attending physicians relay cautious optimism about his recovery. No further details on cause or date are provided in the fragment.
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George Harvey
Regards Hungary as His Fatherland in Historic Quote
A fragmented historical note quotes Charles IV praising Hungary and its leadership. It references Count Andreasy, Count Are y, and Count Sigvar, with a claim of confidence in Hungary’s nation. The text appears as a garbled OCR passage on Hungarian loyalty.
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Hungary
Charles iv
Count Andressy
Arey
Sigvar
Army probes alleged executions at French prison during World War I
Washington D C soldiers and witnesses testified before a senate committee investigating secret World War I hangings at the French prison of Gievres near Gondrecourt. Cal C Simonds and others described the May 29 1919 gallows as secret with limited witnesses present. The hearing covered names, dates, and the handling of bodies and evidence.
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Washiorton
D. C
Army
Us Senate
France
H. E. Rossmarie
26Th Infantry
Gondrecourt
Harrison
Gondre
Watson
MacDonald
Younrstown
Passens
Priva Fitzgerald
Sevres
Noboir
Glevrest
Chminmin Grandexee
ISIS
Imig
Scarde
Gievres
Semitor Watson
Capel Symvends
Secrees
Ar Gierres
Burch Case Adjourned Owing To Illness In Family
The court session in the Burch case was adjourned due to illness in the judge’s family and related procedural interruptions. A temporary pause was ordered as the proceedings await the judge’s return and further instructions.
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Burch
Pombs in Belfast Take Terrible Toll
Bombings in Belfast cause heavy casualties as blasts hit city streets. Reports describe multiple explosions near bars and streets, with extensive damage and injuries across areas including the center and surrounding districts.
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Belfast
British Trade Figures Mention Ongoing Economic Wave
A fragment mentions British foreign trade and a rising economic wave. Details are unclear but indicate ongoing discussions on trade flow and recovery prospects amid uncertain markets.
Weather and Forecast Update Amid Confusing Local Reports
Fragmentary notes describe uncertain conditions with mentions of temperatures rising and potential rain. Readers are urged to monitor further weather updates as forecasts remain unclear and timing is uncertain.
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Itian
Arsh Ti
Hedelia Berens
Seaster
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lLee
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Beart Scamilleriu
Siemack
Richmond
Atizniz
Deijag
Minneapolis
Jas
Seatas
Raman
Exgland
Lemfon
Paris Press
Ashington
Teres
Greta
Russia
Pacific
Japan
Testuy
The
Yin Fesaricdey
Tour City Schools
League of Nations Council
Croeke
Tragisport
Sisip
Temurrox
Cheesemakers
Hal Martin
Abew
Merona
Omehie
Writea
Menrae
Roth
Ohio
Associated Presa
Geof
Asa Reyes
Jo Tod
Totk Ap
Tireen
Uteochain
Utenchain
Rurcus
Kfass
Tisturinare
Rene Scte
Calon
Neenhasieos Law
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