Denver Bandits Rob Mint. $10000 Reward Offered
Secret Service and police join a nationwide manhunt after a Denver robbery netted $200,000 in currency and caused the death of Charles Linton. Four bandits are at large as fingerprints, newly minted bills, and a bloodstained sidewalk point to their escape route.
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Armament Parley Plan Advances In Congress
The House gave preliminary approval to urge President Marling to convene another world arms conference to limit construction of dreadnoughts submarines and naval airships. An amendment to the Appropriations bill passed overwhelmingly. In Turin on December 13 two fascists and five communists were killed with 15 wounded in clashes between labor factions. The offices of Ordine Nuovo, communist daily, were burned.
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Weather report by Major Moorhouse observer
Major Lee Moorhouse reports a weather observation with a maximum of 44 and a minimum of 19 and a barometer reading of 26.20 inches.
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Red Cross Provides Aid to Needy Families in Pendleton Homes
Horst Vent and volunteers delivered Christmas dinners to Pendleton families aided by the Red Cross. Gifts from A. E. McCulley were distributed to each household, with additional support planned for several more families in need.
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Stellar
Christos
Pendleton
Thal Uc
A. E. Mcculley
Worl Cristini
Chinese parliament approves general as minister of country
A fragmented report says the Chinese parliament backed General Teron as minister in a move to place the pending government under military control. President HM-Yousa Hing is expected to confirm the appointment and a broader reshaping of state power, with actions anticipated to consolidate military leadership.
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Moiblitire
Chom
Orn Tanaiiin
Opin
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Teron
Anette Pepont
Blazing Truck Rushes to Fire Station in Los Angeles Event
A burning delivery truck en route to San Pedro overheated and sped toward a Los Angeles fire station. Captain McMahon of the fire squad ordered extinguishing equipment rushed to the scene as the crew battled a rapidly spreading blaze at the front of the vehicle before the line was brought under control five blocks from the station.
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Tyre Angelex
Powell
Syle
San Pedro
Arivine
Low Angeles
War Library Funds Use Chicago War Fund Report
The treasurer reports library service funds totaling about $4,000 from the war fund of the America Library Association and $19,244.97 from the war fund, with expenditures of $22 for preserving material. An amount of $66,455.24 is invested in Liberty Bonds, Thrift Stamps, and Canada bonds. Total expenditures and figures cover the first ten months of the year, with annual memberships and publication costs noted.
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War Fund
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Todtehtot- Drees
Canada
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Arine
Teeederien
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Skating Event Notes and Seasonal Ice Details
Fragmentary notes describe skating activities and events with references to winter sessions, venues, and participants. It mentions a phase feature and inquiries about suitable places for sessions, along with vague emphasis on winter practice and schedules. The readable content hints at recurring winter ice skating activity and potential locations but lacks clear names or dates.
Sarah Bernhardt Ill Seeks Return To Stage Illness Hamps Career
The report details Sarah Bernhardt's serious illness and determination to continue working. A doctor advised rest yet she urged producers and fans to expect her return. Her public statement emphasized ongoing performances despite health struggles.
Grand Old Lady Says Muskc Keeps Youth
A fragment from a 19th century court scene recounts an elderly woman alleged to possess youth through a mystic music. The tale centers on social gossip and references to family, reputation, and public curiosity, with names and places drifting through a convoluted narrative about age and attraction.
Secretary of Agriculture Walle's Midnight Tear Notice
The misspelled notice mentions the Secretary of Agriculture and a derailed Teel incident. It states a midnight action on December 3 with Teel and Cree tied to a tear, referencing Wit and COMPILITE MMPAGE.
City officers elect guests at luncheon
City officials hosted a luncheon to honor new and veteran residents, with Mayor-elect presenting remarks. Speakers included Dellard Leowrende and Hovaina, noting community service and upcoming council work. The event emphasized civic duty and schooling plans for the year ahead.
Four Men Frozen in Windy City Tragedy Amid Cold
Reports indicate four men froze to death in Chicago during a severe windstorm. Weather conditions worsened as temperatures plummeted and wind speeds spiked, trapping victims outdoors and delaying emergency responses.
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Missing Mail Pilot Found at Ranch Near Lake City
A partially legible fragment reports a missing mail pilot being found at a ranch past Lake City. The garbled text includes names and stray phrases about a plane and a search, but key details are unreadable.
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Wiley
Wartime alliance talks amid uncertain front lines
The report describes Allied project support and ongoing negotiations as Turkish and Western forces coordinate. It notes divisions over terms and possible commitments, with references to a military command and the Niematic directives guiding actions amid regional turmoil.
Sororities Limit Badge Hours at University
Fragmentary OCR details a university rule restricting sororities to a ten or fourteen hour badge period with associated scheduling notes. The text references infrastructure like bridges and meals, suggesting campus restrictions and enforcement at a dormitory or Greek life event, with informal mentions of enforcement leaders and timelines.
Untitled Legal Snippet From District Court
A fragmentary stale legal notice from a Washington district session references alleged tax issues and a named attorney spouse. The readable portion mentions the Department of Colubute and a party Mrs Froth, with unclear connection and date.
Pension bill passed amid hopes for rapid action
A hopeful vote in Washington terming the new pension bill approved as a Christmas gesture to honor widows of the war era and veterans, with lawmakers aiming for swift passage to aid soldiers and workers. The language reflects wartime concerns and postwar support for those who served the nation.
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Pil Weis
Pendleton drive boosts aid for Astoria relief
A Pendleton fundraising drive raised the full quota for aid to Astoria. Committees reported strong support from local residents and businesses, with key contributions totaling substantial sums. The campaign urged continued generosity through the holidays to back ongoing relief efforts and reconstruction.
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Fragmented OCR hints at historic trade and transit data
The garbled text references price ranges for coal or ore per ton, Ottawa Canada inputs, a December note, and automotive counts in a world context. It mentions migration, government action, and comparative figures for countries including Argentina and France, with scattered numbers and places.
Damon Lodge Plans Historic Bible Event
Damon Lodge will host a midweek gathering featuring Harry Layce as supreme Keeper presiding from Mindepedin with the Original Jinthhene bite weed. attendees to include Hartests and Walter Citeewon. Livestock market notes show steady prices and firm butter in Portland.
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Geand Chaveriler
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Wallace Reid Case May Bring Federal Action
Hollywood drug charges trigger calls for a rigid investigation by Methodist preachers in Southern California and New York authorities. Senators Borah and Shortridge urge federal laws to curb the drug trade as the film world faces alleged vice, while Los Angeles clergymen push Hollywood to cleanse its image amid claims tied to Wallace Reid and narcotics. A New York dispatch notes a Trevokion Street probe into morphine and cocaine seizures, with drugs valued at millions smuggled from Europe.
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Seven Rebel Prisoners Executed in Dublin
Dublin reports seven rebel prisoners executed at Mountjoy Prison after secret martial court proceedings. Names include Whitt, Joseph Johnson, Patrick Mon, Patrick Nolan, Brian Moore, Jane OConner, and Patrick Bagnell. The executions followed recent arrests for tearing up rails and threats to wreck trains. The event is noted in a chaotic wartime dispatch with mixed local and national references.
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Joeph Johnsen
Patrick Mitcon
Patrict Nolan
Brian Moore
Jane O'Conner
Patrick Bagnell
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