Collision Bends Navy Ship Tow Line During Harding Voyage
Wireless AP dispatch reports a collision near Puget Sound involving the USS Henderson on the return voyage from Alaska. The navy transport suffered a tow line mishap while escorting the destroyer Nicholas, with all hands reportedly safe after the incident.
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Puget Sound
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Vancouver
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enerTies
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Nichozas
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Tommerssemm
Prospects of Parley Between Russia and Japan Look Gloomy
Reported talks between Russia and Japan appear unlikely to yield a settlement as prospects for a formal conference fade. The Associated Press notes pipeline of diplomacy diverted by disagreements and postponed measures.
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Russia
Japan
Telkro
Saniaure
Fatal kerosene blast injures two in local incident
Two people were seriously hurt in a kerosene explosion that damaged houses and stores. Witnesses described a scene of smashed structures and a chaotic search for the cause, with authorities probing the blast at an unidentified location.
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Ganker
Five-Wigure Fine for Whisky Aboard Motorboat
A motorboat was fined seven thousand dollars after six cases of whisky were found aboard. The incident occurred near Sheepshead, with officials from local authorities and the customs service involved in the seizure.
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Asano
New York
Sheepshead
Inadie
Rheene
Concrete Block Crashes Through Stairway Causes Basement Hazards
A concrete block fell through an Efron stairway injuring a resident. The incident occurred during work on the stairway with debris falling into the basement area. Emergency crews responded and secured the site.
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EFRON
Government plans to move entire town
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a government plan to relocate an entire town. Details are unclear and names, dates, and locations are not legible.
Anthracite Trike Cloud Quuty Blagk Event Reports
Fragmentary AP copy describes a gravity crisis related to a new ship and containers in Atlantic City. Names and details are garbled, with unclear assignments and actions, leaving the main incident and participants unreadable.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Crisia
Bound Over for Trial in Circuit Court
Bound over for trial in the circuit court on charges involving Josephine Bazer and Frank Tries in Wisconsin. The proceedings include references to arrest and related court actions with details obscured in the OCR text.
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Josephine Bazer
Frank
Pioneer Killed When Car Fails Fast Train
A pioneer died in a crash when his car collided with a fast moving train. The incident occurred near a rural crossing, and authorities are investigating the sequence of events leading to the collision.
Chicago Gas Workers Threaten Strike Over Missing Raise
Chicago gas workers threaten to strike if their requested raise is not granted. The protest notes a prior attempt to secure higher wages as negotiations continue with management and city oversight.
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Chicago Gas
Berlin Food Stocks Decline Amid Shortages
News note reports dwindling Berlin food stocks and rising prices as prewar shortages impact the city. Details are sparse with garbled phrases but reference to shortages and price index.
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Berlin
Ka plage ga bate for fight beflares fapo
A cryptic line reports a fight challenge and accusations involving Asanciet and Rais Mig with a score of minus two, hinting at a tense dispute or bracket context. Names appear garbled, suggesting OCR errors but core terms imply confrontation and competitive stakes.
Former star blames state for her loss
Ailed by hardship, former grand opera star Pauline Lemand denounces state actions she blames for a career decline. She asserts a miscarriage of justice in Mendota and claims her victory would have altered her family’s fate.
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STATE
Wisconsin
Mendota In- Lance Hospital
Associated Press
Greenville
Pauline Lemand
Steve
Sen
Edgar
Mendota
Wis
Wei
Bie
Kills His Father to Save the Family Propaganda Report
A disjointed wartime column notes a farmer relief request and government action. The text references a plan to seek aid from the Harding administration via the Farm Bureau. It mentions a designation of a family grain area and extended measures to support farmers amid economic strain.
Harding speaks to Seattle on naval limits and world peace
President Harding used a Seattle press conference to urge international talks to limit naval armaments, arguing America should join a conference for strict restrictions while maintaining equality among powers. He urged Congress to support such international action and warned against unilateral armament.
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Assciated
Seattle
Washen
Vlad
Americ
World Baye
Arpetitios
Abled
Vital Statistics of Twin Cities Include Mary Traffic Mishaps
In St Paul Minnesota readers learn about traffic incidents as the Twin Cities report Mary as a focus. The piece references accidents, waterways, and local concerns with unclear details and several fragmented phrases.
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Twin Cities
Mary
Paul
Frere
Ander
New Janesville Pastor Appointed After Resignations
In Janesville the church announces the pastorate vacancy after the resignations of Rev Lai and Rev L Maren. The new pastor is named from the Asenegared Senese site with Wiese land and Neemai noted in the update.
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Neemai
Rhurch
Lai
L. Maren
Gyms of Guard at Camp Douglas Feature
A Northwestern feature describes Camp Douglas Wisconsin guardsmen during the sixth article in a series on field exercises. Cadets perform setting mitt drills after reverie and other routines under instructors guiding athletes through stamina and strength training amid sunlit practice.
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St Camp
Douglas
Wis
Robert SL Aller
Daughis
Exercicesi
Hourly Wages May Rise With Eight Hour Day
A New York report suggests hourly wages could increase as shift durations shift to an eight hour day. Analysts note potential higher earnings for workers, though impact varies by industry and company.
Grasshoppers Cloud Saskatchewan Sky
A garbled report mentions grasshoppers and clouded skies over Saskatchewan with references to wind, ground conditions, and distant locations. The fragmented text includes stray names and directions, making a coherent event unclear.
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Grasshoppers
Saskatchewan
Holstein Cattle Travel to New Zeeland Under Breeders' Care
A shipment of Holstein cattle travels from Dere Dist Lomnt enroute to New Zeeland. The group includes the Eman coach and ste Uist Maye of Uneir de kiss fourhey te they new home exfo ace the Antitodes. The Waukesha County Halsteth Cattle Breeders' association oversees fare arrangements with transport costs and handling details to ensure safe delivery.
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Mseykee
Milifeusies
Zeeland
Waukesha County
France Agrees to Part of Franco British Talks
The Paris reply to the British note on rationing will be delivered in London tomorrow or Sunday. The Franco British declaration calls for passive resistance before negotiations with Germany, with Premier mindful of the need for a swift settlement. Belgium’s position remains tied to London as diplomats examine the proposals for further steps.
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Premier Poincare
Paris
Associated Press
London
Mnense
Fee Dara
Belgiem
Wei
Ty Lendan
Wunl
M. Herbette
Methodist Ban on Cards and Dancing May Be Lifted
In Chita Tae Mehndi Er, wife Ripletae An Ws, reports indicate a potential relaxation of the longstanding Methodist prohibition on cards and dancing, signaling possible change within church customs.
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Chita -Tae Mehndi Er
Ripletae An Ws
Weather and Roads Update for Teeriawe Area
Weather and road conditions report notes five feet of snowfall near Teeriawe and Pa attend Monetsa. Funds beginning to flow to highway authorities as costs rise. Road conditions show 18 percent improvement in passability after snowfall.
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Teeriawe
Telasis
Comment by the Former President of Revolution
Former President Woodrox AVHson weighs in on democracy and the threat of irrational revolution. He argues civilization requires spiritual redemption to survive, and cautions about currents driving unrest and capitalist influence in Russia.
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Revolution
United Preas
New York
Woodrox Avhson
Herolicution
Commutation of German Engineer’s Death Sentence
An Associated Press report states that a death sentence for Dinenaridart Thedent h has been commuted to life at hard labor. The case involves German engineer Taut Geers of the Radische Ans zenalen, with dates linked to Mayence and June.
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Associated Press
Dinenaridart
Taut Geers
Radtische Ans Zenalen
Orl
Kemp Ane
Martial
Correc tion of George Harvey Weather Predictions Noted
Col George Harvey issues correction on weather forecasts across associations and branches. The report lists temperature observations for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and surrounding regions with Friday Saturday forecasts and moderates conditions.
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George Harvey
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