State of Siege Declared in Recklinghausen Area
Ruhr tension rises after the murder of two French officials near Buer and clashes between French and German groups. Berlin reports German casualties and a heavy curfew as French troops intervene. Maginot warns German brutality will not be tolerated while Franco Belgian talks press for stricter measures.
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Recklinghausen
New York
Ruhr
Buer
Coltin
M. Joly
Berlin
Dortmund
Poincare
Maginot
Brussels
Trance
Belgium
Germany
Grand and Glorious Feeling Comment From Gen Allen
Maj. Gen Fenty T Allen, commander of the U S army of occupation in Germany, was glad to set foot on US soil again as shown in a photo. The general arrived in New York after finishing official duties in Germany following troop departures a few weeks ago.
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Fenty T Allen
U. S. Army of Occupation
Germany
New York
Merger Approval by Bethlehem Stockholders Reported
Stockholders approve a merger between Midvale Steel and Bethlehem. Bethlehem stockholders vote to merge with Midsale, authorizing an increase in common stock to fund the acquisition. Existing bonds and stock adjustments detailed with new par values and fractions.
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PX United Peres
Midvite Steel Company
Pethlehem
Canersan
Wmavale
Will Senior Senator Save the Situation
Ambiguous AP report from Matdson discusses civil use, legislative action, and potential changes as the Senate and House contemplate reforms. Mention of Governor Mile and ongoing drafts signals political maneuvering ahead of a possible administration shift.
Washington raid prompts action from dry officials
A garbled Washington dispatch reports that dry officials must act following a raid. The piece mentions a list of names tied to cabbies and several authorities planning further steps, hinting at enforcement actions and possible charges tied to a broader incident.
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Washington
Wausiington
D. C
Waoshington
Anmtrary
Marine Corps
Asprimentos
Anil
Fever Girl Tricks Medics In Noted Case
Miss Eyert Lyons, 20, feigned fever over twenty one days to fool doctors and nurses. Dr Harry D Dennett led an investigation with A M Mishhein and F B Woodsatt, calling it one of the most clever medical tricks observed by The American Medical Journal.
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United Fisns
Canaba
Todiy
Harry St Dennet
Finn Mo
Wernet Shourth
Taxminba
Leone
Denner
Tomrse
Samy Sueh
Rate hearings for 43 cities set for April 4
The article reports rate hearings for 43 cities in eastern Wisconsin to resume April 4 under a reform plan. It notes discussions will align with state court decisions and outlines the process for determining rate adjustments.
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Madiann
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Oystern Wiecen
Maren Ag
Rales
Embalmers' Exams Set For 27 At Peatt Amert
The transcript shows an annual examination event for embalmers to be held on the 27th at a venue implied by the garbled text. The article references the Wisconsin camera inrece and related preparations, with details lingering in incomplete phrases.
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Mindivon
Evainis
Wiereonain
Wiheconssia Camera Inrece
Sidney Population Debate Sparks Continent Wide Interest
An unclear text fragment mentions Sidney and population concerns across a continent, hinting at a debate or data on population growth. Names and places are partially garbled, but the item centers on demographic discussion and potential geographic scope. The legible bits suggest a public interest in population trends affecting urban or regional planning.
Arraigned for Kidnapping Judge's Son and Drugging Girl
Angelo Lavano is arraigned on kidnapping charges in Albany as police hunt a suspect said to have drugged a girl and lured her away from Paterson Street to the Minkin home. The case involves the 18 year old defendant and the son of Judge Leopold Minkin, with investigators noting numerous injuries as they pursue leads across the state.
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Angelo Lavano
United Press
Albany
Seer
Oll
Lea Minkin
Leopold Minkin
Mann
Hillss
Sheers
Paterson St
Allany
Minkin
Severe Wisconsin Blizzard Paralyzes Oshkosh Traffic
A major late season blizzard across Oshkosh Wisconsin snarled traffic and isolated areas. Rail and interurban services halted while snowplows cleared Main Street. One resident died after being overcome by the storm. hospital condition not serious. Full details on page four.
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Fond du Lac J
Neenah
Omro
Wood County Court Faces August Trial in Rape Case
The Wood County Circuit Court convenes for a high profile case charging a local farmer with multiple rapes and related thefts. The trial, led by County Attorney W. Teem, follows a recent juror turnout and precedes deliberations set for early August.
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Wis
County 4 History Center
Inibkely
Man Creek
Clether
Tian
Breen Allen
Wendy
Confesses He Killed Miner and Dumped Remains
A suspect admits to fatally harming a miner and disposing of the body in a creek. The confession includes details about the crime scene and subsequent actions.
France seeks Australian trade as government signals policy shift
A garbled text fragment indicates France pursuing trade with Australia, mentioning government ministries and possible policy changes. The readable bits suggest discussions by French officials on expanding commerce, though precise details and entities are unclear due to the OCR quality.
Flogging Advocated For Wife Beaters
An unclear text fragment discusses flogging as a remedy in domestic violence cases. It mentions a predator and references punishments, age, and legal action, but the readable portions are fragmented and lack a coherent narrative or identifiable names.
First Case in Trials of Communists
Fragmented OCR text shows a convoluted and garbled passage about early communist trials and various names and phrases. The readable portions suggest legal proceedings with charged individuals and references to oaths and political context, but specifics are incoherent. No clear events, dates, or outcomes can be reliably extracted.
Coal Operators Gouging Consumers Charges Spark Union Action
A report notes union coal operators facing charges of gouging consumers during a period of dispute. The article cites investigations and heightened tensions between labor groups and management, with calls for fair pricing and enforcement measures amid ongoing industry strain.
Wholesale Rum Running Chief Hinted at Prohibition Era Details
Fragmentary notes describe a chief suspected of directing unlawful liquor shipments during Prohibition. The garbled text mentions fleets, ships, and authorities connected to midwestern and eastern ports. No clear names or dates survive, but the tone implies a police inquiry into organized bootlegging networks.
Boundary Line to be Drawn in Red River Area
Boundary line work slated for Red River region by commissioners. Report notes authority and planning steps, with officials listed and anticipated scheduling details. The note mentions Washington based oversight and a court evaluation upcoming.
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Boundary Line
Red River
Fascists Unite With Nationalists Clash Threaten Power
Fragmented text details rising alliances between fascist and nationalist groups amid political tension. Mentions appendices, annexe five, and escalating efforts shaping potential power shifts. Names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate coordinated activities and strategic moves between factions.
Tornadoes devastate Pinson Tennessee and region
A night storm across the central U S left Pinson Tennessee hardest hit with many homes demolished, twenty killed, and two score injured. The gale swept from the Rockies to the Appalachians, causing widespread damage and disrupted transport as snow, rain, and high winds affected Tennessee Illinois Indiana and Michigan. Rescue workers carried bodies to Jackson while officials warned of continued unsettled weather.
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Bs Uivited Press
New York
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
Pinson
Tenn
Richmond
Willam Hall
Tennessee
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Valley
Jackson
Weather Watch: Colder Temperatures Move Into Wisconsin and Minnesota
A rough OCR readout notes a cold front sweeping through Wisconsin and Minnesota with colder conditions expected tonight and Tuesday. Winds are brisk from the north, bringing a light snow chance and a chilly air mass across the Upper Midwest.
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Dahl
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Homer
Mle
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Sidney
Oman
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Milwaukee
Eosthalde
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Ormond
Fla
U.S. Shipping Board
Harding
Edward B. McLean
Edward
Florida
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A. D. Lasker
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Charles G. Dawes
St. Johns
Indian Rivers
Wood County Court
Sakoewie
France
Cps Agmoclaten
Sydney
Bert Pesentt
Leyay
Stoengihen
Ory Lawmer
Ministry of Colonies
Witham
Foster
Willen
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Dh United
Maguire
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Hamburg
Abel
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Eastport
Maine
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