Greek revolutionary government endorses defender role for Venivelass
Ambiguous dispatch from Athens reports Venivelass accepting a pivotal role to defend the revolutionary regime. He travels to London to confer with Viscount Curzon, then pledges support to the new Greek leadership while emphasis is placed on trials to occur under future national assembly. The piece notes foreign ministers warn against rapid revolutionary tribunals and stress national interests guiding the process.
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Paris
Tarcees
Guy Hats Sheri
London
Viscount Curzon
Honai
Ats
Tim
Cangiintinar le Mas
Greece
Ani
Creely
Tom
Ihe
Constantine Tang
Palecma
Snsembly
Trench
Cogrlish
AR Revolutionary Tribunal
Furane
Caillane
Pray Propia
Ria
Revolutan
Sipervasin
Cabinier Inc
Sultan of Turkey vows to keep throne
Constantinople dispatch reports the sultan writing to a friend that he will not abdicate and will remain on the throne. He says he has acted for his country and admits mistakes while noting he would be allowed to stay in a palace if forced to abdicate.
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Turkey
Constantinople
W Hose
Hoxhoras
Sultan Abdul Hanud
Beitishocheas
Setiretigny
Roetin
State's Oldest Resident James Bell Dies at 105
Green Bay Wisconsin 105 year old James Bell widely believed to be the oldest resident in the state died yesterday afternoon at his Abrams home from old age. Born in Ireland he came to America at 21. He is survived by his wife Louise 103 and several daughters and sons plus grandsons.
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Associated Pross
Green Bay
James Bell
Condition Of Banks Shows Excess Reserves Increase
New York agencies report the clearing house banks and trust companies hold $58,536,730 in excess of legal requirements for the week. This marks an increase of $15,057,900 from the prior week.
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United Press
New Y York
Clearing House Banks
Dart Week
Harry Poulin Not Guilty by South Bend Court
The court cleared Harry Poulin, father of the Wherd child, of the accusation. Judge Tiernin and Notre Dame professor’s wife, Mrs Aggueta, faced the case with testimony. the court declined to challenge the child's legitimacy. An appeal was planned by Poulin despite the verdict.
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August
Gero
South Bend
Tod
Tinsnan
Sailors of Great Lakes Union Ordered Out
The Great Lakes sailors union plans a strike to protest wages and conditions. About 208 seamen will walk off ships affecting iron ore freighters and other vessels, with naval stores and three‑watch schedules in question.
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Great Lakes Union
Neti Ouk Froeze
Bane Carnondaginettion
Mr Nolan
The Ways of a Widow Serial Starts in Northwestern Paper
The initial instalment of Grace Phelps new serial The Ways of a Widow appears Monday in The Northwestern. The story promised is a keen humorous tale by the author of The Unsolved Wife and receives favorable mention for wit and engaging style.
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Northwesterns
Grace Phelps
Northwestern
Arm supplies vanish in Siberia amid turmoil
A Soviet region faces a mass disappearance of arms as authorities report large losses. Reports cite military equipment and weapons slipping away toward unknown destinations, raising concerns about security and control in the area.
Receiving Today Amid Turmoil Over Rail Toll Plans
Vague OCR fragment references railroads and a panic over fees and tolls. Mentions Northwestern Miadisco state Treasures Velie and several unseen parties. Context unclear but signals public concern about proposed charges and railroad operations nationwide.
Beached by Berg Phe duties Hit Deep Sea Trek
Beached by berg wreck off Seattle shores hinders crew as rescue teams search the waters during a deep sea trek incident. Authorities report limited visibility and strong tides complicating recovery efforts. Local officials vow full investigation and safety reviews for maritime operations.
Fragmented OCR notes on postwar conferences and ministries
The text compiles scattered references to postwar diplomacy and ministries, mentioning Britain and Italy, conferences at Genoa and The Hague, and a new ministry appointment. It merges garbled phrases about reparations, postwar policy, and political shifts with stray names and places, producing a jumbled archival snippet.
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Washington DC
Alps
Mipyange
Britain
Fanna Vrcbs
NERDY
Washington Garhecin
Genoa
Fusca
Hague
Tusalan
Unclear excerpt hints at postwar political maneuvers and figures
Fragmented text mentions elections, candidates, and policy talks involving Franklin and others. It alludes to a political debate, reform efforts, and anticipated decisions related to postwar governance, with references to media coverage and public sentiment.
Onstad to Lead Central Committee Secretaries
In a draft document, Onstad is named as secretary of the central committee with plans to guide the group. The article details surrounding figures such as Senator Hallie and other regional actors, noting shifts in leadership and expected duties.
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Onstad
Greek royal line faces uncertain succession
The article outlines a troubled Greek royal family with ex King Constantine and ex Queen Sophie. Crown prince George has reportedly ascended the throne after Constantine abdicated twice. Prince Christopher was mentioned as a potential alternative if George refused the duties.
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Constantine
Sophie
Greece
Wice
George
Christopher
Princess Telen
Princesa Irene
Princesa
Anastasia
Olga
Forces of Britons Land in Contantinople Theater
A garbled wartime report describes large Briton forces approaching Constantinople. The text mentions enemy and allied troops, naval routes, and cautious movement toward the city. It references strategic tension and the threat posed by opposing forces, with emphasis on military readiness and deployment.
Aquitania Faces Worst Storm in Forty-Two Years
Shipyards and coastal towns report the strongest storm in forty-two years hitting the Aquitania region. Officials warn of high winds, rough seas, and flooding as crews brace for continuing severe weather through the week.
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Aquitania
Third Assembly of League of Nations adjourns sine die
An international assembly ends its sessions without a fixed resumption date. Delegates from member states, including major powers, concluded deliberations on pending treaties and organizational reforms. The move leaves ongoing discussions on disarmament and security guidelines in a state of ambiguity.
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Assembly OF League OF Nations
Protests Across Allies Over Alleged Atrocities in Thrace
Fragmentary text reports protests by various groups and officials against alleged atrocities in Thrace. The note mentions reactions among allies and several possibly garbled names and places, suggesting a contemporaneous dispute or condemnation effort.
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Thrace
Torso of Man Found in Duluth Bay
A reported torso of a man was found in Duluth Bay. The fragmentary OCR text references a discovery and mentions possible identifiers or related details, but the readable material is unclear and does not provide a full narrative or confirmed names.
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Duluth Bay
High Court to Rule on Dry Powers Dispute
The Supreme Court will decide the scope of federal authority over dry enforcement as cabinet plans a limited probe into the legal controversy. The decision hinges on the balance of powers between national government and states amid prohibition era tensions.
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High Court
Boughton Renamed to Compensation Insurance Board
Fragmented text mentions Boughton and a compensation insurance board with unclear context. Names and places are garbled, but reference to a board and a naming action appears amid noisy OCR.
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Boughton Renamed
TQ Compensation Insurance Board
First Coal Saving Point Campaign Prompts Worker Strike
The notice describes a coal saving campaign with a threat of a strike. It notes workers may be encouraged to halt shipments and a broader stoppage could occur. Readiness for action appears tied to October and a schedule for possible work stoppages.
American Soldiers at Bridge in Mexican City Breaks
In a Mexican city the withdrawal of U S troops followed a prison escape as prisoners seized rifles. looting began along a main street while several murder suspects and American women were freed from jail with guards killed or wounded during the revolt.
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Lagnoza
Progdal
Sinetaaen Seldinis
United States
Mitdls Netheriiee
Mexican General Hero After Rebel Attack In Texas
A Mexican general is praised for personal bravery as rebels attacked near El Paso and Juarez. Reports describe gunfire on the Federval yards and civilians sheltering on Santa Fe street as troops held positions. Weather outlook notes partly cloudy skies and a chance of local showers across Wisconsin.
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Santa Fe Street
Senegal
Bond
Wisconsin
Washington
Wonias
Wiawlaipp
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