Congress And State News Mixed In Briefs From Across The Nation
A jumble of regional notes reports Congreeman Routelle of Maine recovering from a brain illness and Texas Governor Sayers estimating storm losses. It mentions U S minister Conger on occupation, Nebraska legal action against a transfer, a bank in South Danvers, Minnesota election law in Hoeniepin county and a 35 000 vote tally in St Paul. Pedro Morales, deputy sheriff killer in Los Angeles, was captured and killed after a gunfight near Real Del Castillo.
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Congreeman
Maine
Chicago
Xion
Sayers
Texas
Galworth
Conger
United States
Pokin
National Bank
Vlcandite Dour Ny Ordor
Board of
Dinwtors
Hanks
Hoeniepin
Minn
St. Paul
Gatner
Isis
Congress
Pedro Morales
Wilson
Los Angelus
Real del Castillo
Sete
Morales
Rowelurg Night Fair Marred by Violence and Odd News
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a Rowelurg street fair with large attendance and bad weather. It notes the shooting death of Warren F. Harrison, a Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone foreman, by Danes Hurke in Bryghan City, plus scattered items about local events, a Pow Wow, and various honors and meetings across Oregon communities.
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Rowelurg Hhoroid
Washington
Warren F. Harrison
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Bryghan City
Danes Hurke
Eugene
Wallowa
South
Albany
A.D. Barker
Shangl
Mire
J. FF. Stewart
Ashland
John Werley Thorntorry
Garvate
Marion County
Eat Tenner
Dantes
Tleean
Oregon
Deal
Anl
Wilvere
Oregon M. KB
Astiland
F.J. Strange
Prynhyterian Church
Wad
Mredeesenr Hitchcock
Astiland High
Wella
Hianiaend
CIA
Idaho
Meierwelt
Dudge O. W. Powers
Salt Lake
Aelia Neboker
Behote
Hometitilion
Forewarned Forearmed Blood Purifier Advised
An old advertisement promotes a blood purifier tonic claiming to cleanse blood, strengthen circulation, aid digestion and nerves, and be safe for old people and children. It touts herbal ingredients, offers free medical advice, and invites readers to request a free book.
Strike Troubles Begin in Shenandoah District Amid Mob Violence
Mob violence disrupts Shenandoah district as workers flee and attackers target those heading to work. Police disperse crowds while strikers drive foreman from Kepley colliery into a creek. Officials in Mahoning City and Scranton report continued unrest and mounting sentiment for arbitration and federal mediation.
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Shenandoah District
Mahoning City
Shenandoah
Hirte
Fungus
Kepley Kan
Kepley Kan Colliery and Drove the Beaker
Smith
Lakeside
Onlloore
Shenantenah
Scranton
Cabinet Deliberates on China Policy Secrecy
Washington dispatch reports the cabinet decided on the core of China policy with a public statement withheld until tomorrow. It is said the unity aims to keep the United States free from entanglements by leaving action to powers pursuing territorial gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amtirut
United States
Werlin
Cain
Chernin
Judge Bronson for Governor Heads Democratic Ticket
Judge Samuel J. Bronson of New Haven tops the Democratic slate for governor in Hartford as the party announces its choice after a formal acc wmwtion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
Hartford
First Congressional District Tour Reported In Local State
Fragmentary notes describe a tour of the first congressional district in the state with mentions of officials and a speaker named Laxmi Reneeninine. The readable text is sparse and unclear about dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanan Han Ji
Unclear historical report with disrupted text
A distorted OCR excerpt mentions Cinlodeton, Sept. 21, the feat train Hite the star, the Santa Petele, and names like Russian Addie and Admiral Alowlotfal Tawa. it contains numerous garbled phrases and unreadable segments, making the event and participants difficult to identify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinlodeton
Santa Petele
Mob Law in Louisiana Exacts Brutal Hangings
In New Orleans and Pontchartrain areas on September 21 violence flared as white mobs seized and hanged four Black men after breaking into homes and terrorizing residents. A vigilante committee pressured authorities, and rumors of further raids sparked Black residents to seek refuge in church, with fears of more killings as mobs hunt for Black suspects.
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New Orleans
Toemlay
Mre
Hetfelter
Ponehtalo Village
Hollins
Nathaniel Bowman
Charlee Elliott
George Mickham
Fire destroys steamers War Eagle and Carrier at St Lotle
Fire swept the Wharfage between Olive and Loowat on September 21 damaging the ships War Eagle and Carrier. Five prisoners are said to have died or disappeared, with fear colored Hever and Clerk Jioeegl Sehults among the victims. A watchman reportedly cut the cable doors and released the passenger.
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St. Lotle
War Eagle
Olive
Loowat
Hever
Holt
War Age
Jioeegl Sehults
Raton
Hare Row Cecaper
Kaghe
Kitelner
Dallas and Port Worth Floods Reported in Sept. 21 Patrol
Western Union Wolloties note a flood event near Port Worth with three feet of water in the Trinity River and a thirty foot rise. Dallas reports widespread fire in basements from electrical storm with Grand Avenue Congregational Church damaged. Telegraph lines indicate railroad bridge damage near Kleburg and extensive cotton hay damage.
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Dallas
Grand Avenue Congregational Circh
Tenaw Wid
New Deloane Railroad
Klelburg
Jury Declares Seth Abbott Insane in Chicago Case
A county court jury in Chicago adjudged Seth Abbott, father of the late Emons Abbott, insane and ordered his commitment to a Milwaukee facility. A conservator was named for the estate, with Abbott accused of mismanaging his daughter's income and property in Southern California and other assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obicago
Seth Abbott
Emons Abbott
Com
Willel
Milwaukee
Dwtate
Abbott
Leon Lipwant
California
Roosevelt to lead parade at Blatene and opera house
A historic figure named Roosevelt headlines today with a parade and formal events. The coverage notes a cordial reception and public appearances beginning this afternoon at Blatene followed by an evening performance at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Lake
Roosevelt Rox
Blatene
Cleaning Tie Streets in Cintrowton Under Martial Law
Martial law is declared as volunteers vow to clean streets in Cintrowton with two bands and local regiments joining the effort. Officials urge residents to cooperate and report hazards while authorities pledge support and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cintrowton
Boon
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Schoo
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Howe Laskets
Vinipers
Miewer Liekite
General News
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Tamer
Levbion
Jt Goste Noahing
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Reeve
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Washington & Columbia River
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Wir
Mit
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A.C. Shaw & Co
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Mer
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Chas. H. Fletcher
LEO
Pready Radioud
Joe Basler
THE
East Oregonian
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Bas
Girasehar
Pacific Northwest News
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Noe
Eam
Ailamia
Wen
Mitchell
Hoth
Nen Eta Fem
Juarta
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Sumlay
Phillips
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Ani
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Banakm
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Saget
Pottsville
Reading
Ubekn
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Toni
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Wight
America
Peopele
Chipaman
Lomlon
Poitang
China
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Moscow
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Anwar
Soo Koule
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Dewey
Vancouver
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Mhoonvis
Arta
Vheiaity
Cipten Te Borate
Etartistie
Sloyn
Windburg, Oratue Colony
Laxmi Reneeeninine
Eaidie
Denke
Galveston
Addie
Miinowhal
Chang
Alowlotfal Tawa
Tien Tein
Louisiana
Trinity River
Emma Abbott
Chlcago
Hoosevelt In
Utah
Moeppens
Bod Bug Destroyer
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Tte
Figaia
Revolrato
A. C. Koeppen
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
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Gourt Street
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