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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1920
Page
5
A scribal fragment describes a poet praising sailors mutiny and declaring a holy war. It claims a leader calls for opposition to a government and notes ships and frontier routes disrupted by attacks and telegraph cuts. The piece mentions a looming conflict and religious overtones in rhetoric.
A garbled passage notes an official involved with the Lowse oo December 22 timetable. It mentions extending a term to July 1 next and references the White House, the interior prints for report, and prompt actions by the student body in a legislative or administrative context.
Damaged text describes a potential murder plan and a confrontation involving several individuals. Names and specifics are unreadable, but references to threats, a weapon, and later actions imply a fatal outcome being investigated.
Damaged OCR text shows a fragmentary court note with names and charges. It mentions a second of four tugate events and a co defendant, with unclear details about timing and outcomes.
A garbled report describes aid shortages and funding from various departments. It references a 3 percent figure and mentions recall or reserve topics but lacks clear names or dates. The text remains incoherent and cannot be fully interpreted from the OCR snippet.
The fragmentary note reports ongoing work by Wedigtera and Lonthia with unclear details. It hints at a long process, mentions TOLERATE Wisk Del and Wy paesentabs, and references an eventual aim tied to Tiefindl and a possible 2 Ores Ory milestone.
In a tersely reported event, civic observers note a gathering involving prominent figures from Houston and Detroit. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a formal meeting and committee activity.
A garbled report mentions a Kentucky liquor matter and a government action involving a collector named Ellwood Hamilton and a person sought by authorities. The fragmented text references a lake and public interest in the case.
A diver recalls a dream during a salvage attempt as skeletons and danger rise from a wreck. The tale follows a crewman named Budden and the peril of diving near a submerged ship, with a tragic twist involving treasure and a fatal collapse.
Report on an experimental airship method to locate and drive seal herds in Newfoundland waters. England plans a joint venture with British and Newfoundland authorities to use dirigibles scouting from the coast, gathering data on seal locations and testing a new driving technique.
A violent event described as a huge eagle attacking a boy and injuring multiple members of the Snagkling family near an unspecified location. The report mentions casualties and a chaotic scene with figures like Walter Snagkling and others, noting severe injuries and a hazardous encounter.
In Cleveland a hotel fire killed Joseph B. Sfr- Graw a Pittsburgh merchant aged midlife. Fire responders reported clothing and smoke injuries to others as investigators searched for cause and possible motives.
Mr OW Srolih of Altoos Pa faced charges after allegedly stealing chickens from the jail yard following a released sentence. Court records indicate he was accused again of theft involving poultry from the jail premises.
The Lisbon based article notes Dr Jose de Arciaga, brother of the late President Alonwel 22 Arriaga, a long resident of Brazil and Portugal. It mentions his scholarly lineage, travels, and a failed publication plan on Fiogil, with references to editorial struggles and a troubled fate.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe two kittens and a dramatic scene involving Betoued and a watcher near a westward ent, with references to a destroyer and a tense confrontation. The text is highly garbled and lacks clear events or sources.
An item discusses harsh charges against an individual named Bargaroug Agto for alleged anti Japanese actions and burning villages. It reports court dates and mentions political figures in Washington and a wide array of conflicting claims about wartime behavior and loyalty.
Reports from a European session note the indemnity bill faces hurdles amid talks on conversion measures between Germany and India. Experts say a potential marshalling of allied positions may shape the outcome as the Versailles terms loom.
Fragmentary OCR text references murder charges to be filed in court by a local precinct. Mentions Philippian case status and January, with scattered names and places including UTEP. Details are unclear, but point to legal proceedings and arrests connected to a white tour incident.
The event outlines a political contest involving multiple figures and a letter of acceptance. It references state and local officials and an upcoming election process with a focus on the federal bot and regional roles.
Wyenng Chief Justice died December 1 after a severe illness. The death follows a lengthy feud and internal strife within the leadership circle. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
A garbled report mentions a Texan named Meb and a confrontation involving a white man at Fort Weed Gegge-eien. The fragment references a legal or disciplinary action with a person named Vick Bron and a hitl ing of league ert & Co and weathered lines of a Sed ere fined.
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered words and names without a coherent event or context. No identifiable people, places, organizations, or dates are clearly readable to form a fact-based summary.
A garbled description mentions a kukluxklan related incident Wednesday with fighting and flames. Details are unclear but reference is made to captains and a patrol, suggesting a disturbance with violence or public disorder in a locality named South Jachaonvite.
A report notes an explosion during a medical or industrial event at Bienes Wong tal involving a person named Rhee-Wes ALS and a delivery or equipment mishap. The fragmentary text references a burn injury and an accident occurring on a specific date and location with limited context.
A garbled note reports a missing clarinet with unclear details. Residents are urged to assist in recovering the instrument and identifying the thief. Police ask anyone with information to contact the local station.
A garbled OCR fragment contains scattered names and words with no clear event or context. It reads as a jumble of terms and partial sentences lacking coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a cafe or eatery and references figures like $103 and a dropped item. The legibility issues obscure names, places, and dates, leaving a hazy snapshot of a dining setting and an unsettled sum. No clear events or individuals can be confirmed.
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