Crisis passes in Spain after republican unrest
A government statement says Spain is calmer with reduced censorship and troop dispositions. Senor Iglestag, editor of EPMaggresse, is freed and civil authorities announce relaxed controls. Senor Solortega, a Republican senator from Barcelona, disputes claims of widespread brutality. Barcelo na libraries and scientific museum losses are noted as major tolls. A new civil governor is appointed in Barcelona amid Don Jaime’s influence.
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Nadrid
Spain
Biscay
Mediterranean Sea
Senor Iglestag
Epmaggresse
Ava Cunstiernd
Avi
Maren Ro
Senor Solortega
Barcelona
Fire Sets Wildland Blaze Across Twenty Five Acres
A Tuesday blaze on Henry T. Tamla land burned about 25 acres of timber and fields, damaging hundreds of dollars in value. The fire, started near three in the afternoon, spread via wind and smoke, forcing a nighttime watch and prompting railroad crews to combat flare ups on successive days as it jumped fences and threatened nearby properties.
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Henry T
Ty HT
Taplin
Fe Timtter
C. C. Litteneld
John G. Gay
Unclear text fragment hints at local notices and names
Fragmentary OCR yields many names and places with no clear event. The readable bits mention TGV ER DUNES Hie and various person names like Cicero Abeta, Minn, and Jian Ravhaster alongside scattered locations. No cohesive event or public notice is identifiable from the garbled text.
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Taverna
Tvs
Abel Vn AW
Colonih Wittipietin
Heer
Cicero Abeta
Weesling Tin
Minn T
Fran
John Kets
Local Grange Meeting Addressed by State Lecturer in Sturbridge
In Sturbridge Mrs New Exghunt spoke on the value and possibilities of a many in the Grange meeting led by George S. Ladd of Massachusetts. Plymouth state lecturer Miss Bargille Ty spoke on the same topic while audience members sang "America." Michael Norton, an escapee from Greatswood, was arrested for drunkenness and sentenced to four months in Strafford county jail. A burglary at a business on Broadway yielded copper, canned goods, and cigarettes with broken glass noted. Police described the early evening break as the work of youths targeting the Winslow storefront and a nearby residence.
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Manity
Sturbridge
New Exghunt
Ceorge S. Ladd
Mass
Elwell Cave
Miss Bargille
Peoree R Denke
Sheete
Winslow Fom
Iernable
Hener
Middeford Beats York Beach In Low-Scoring Duel
In a tense eleven inning game on Wednesday afternoon York Beach took an early lead but Middeford battled back. Diss Lingerton pitched superbly for York Beach, yet Milford’s fielding and timely errors helped Middeford gain the edge. Cynaingam Qeld performed well for York Beach while Cos and Bernard strengthened the Milford defense. The final scare came as Biddeford edged closer.
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Middeford
York Beach
Oon
York Tench
Wave Fm
Glaventh
Disslingerton
Milane
Yer’ Beach
Hiddeford
Cynminga
Missns Boy Returns Orkin Haheeek
Incomplete readable text describes a person linked to a place and event, with fragmentary names and places. The article lacks clear actions or outcomes but hints at a return related to a organization or local group. Further readable context is needed to identify the main subject and result.
Unclear OCR Fragment From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows many garbled names and phrases. It mentions places and peoples in a scattered fashion with no clear narrative or identifiable event. The readable elements include scattered geographic names and references to hospitals, towns, and regions, but lack coherent facts.
Epping Forest Fire Report Reveals Local Impact
A fragmented account describes a fire in Epping Forest affecting nearby areas and schooling. It notes emergency responses, evacuation considerations, and community disruption including paths and local landmarks. Strong entities include Epping Forest, local responders, and a high school.
New Hampshire Delegation Our Encampment At Salt Lives City
A New Hampshire party gathers at Salt Lives City for a Wednesday encampment with special cars and notable attendees. Delegates from Manchester and various towns attend while Dr Granville P. Conn is discussed as surgeon general candidate.
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Concord
Uae
Lehe Wana Iver Fox
Salt Lives City
Dover
White River
Tanerlon
Littleton
New Hampshire
Granville P. Conn
Concard
Ingk Good
New York
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Slaine
Minister’s Trolley Car Tour Sets Travel Distance Record
STOPPED IN PORTSMOUTH Minister Wie of Philadelphia completed a trolley car journey to Portland Maine, claiming a distance record for electric travel. The route went Philadelphia to New York City, New Haven, Worcester, Boston area, Worcester to Portland, with a long finish, sparking praise for the journey and plans to stay nearby for several weeks.
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Philadelphia
Portland
Buggerstatt
Wator
North Tenth Street
Electiies
New York City
New Haven Conn
Worcester
Muss
Wortsmiaith
Adyle
Rey Bingeaia
Better Postal Cards Improve U S Postal Card Quality
Washington considers standardizing postal cards with a new design. Five units in factoring, with contracts opened to bidders Tap and Paner Co of Lake Adi Universal Supply Co of New Sprigely and a Washington government printer. Goal to improve typography color and cost efficiency for postals.
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Washington
Porlanator Noweral Hitehcock
United States
Fumfard Talla, Me
Voles
Thore
Vinta Tap and Paner Company
Lake, Adi
Universal Snooply Company
New Sprigely
Printhay Cn
Washington, D. C
Pratinger
Favaenuen
Artea
Smash at Newburyport Coal Barge Disaster
A coal barge broke loose from its tow yesterday afternoon and crashed into the south pier of the Newburyport bridge. The vessel endangered the tow and required an oil-skimming crew to reach safety as crew fought to keep the barge afloat. Bridge timbers were damaged by the impact, drawing a large crowd to the wharves.
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Wewburyport, Ave
Newburyport Bridge
Forestry Assocation Elects Officers Amid Turbulent Year
Fragments show Forestry Association electing officers including president Matte, vice president Ruvkinghim, secretary Tatts, and treasurer Merrinan. Names span multiple counties and organizations, with uncertain spellings and numerous indeterminate roles, reflecting a crowded slate and regional scope.
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Standard ‘Om. Company
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Tolley
Driscoll
Heavehawp
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Beothamp
McLang
Lenny
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Rattery
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Richy
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Orkin
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Tentaytyal
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Ty Tule
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Las Satine
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Stackton
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Amd
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Epping
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Fanlinen
Kenney
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AnWall
France
Massachusetts Forestry Association
Warrene Tripp
New Honehire Lumbermen
Argacin
Hearst
Philip W. Ayres
Allan Hollis
Haws
Vermont
Pettis
Bassey
al- Qed Gashill
Tersey State
Boston
Xeevtlve Cha Association
Th Tega
Chicago
Federation’ of Wwomen’s Clubs
Forestry Department
Portsmouth
Hiteheusk
Newburyport
Dean
Hampton Beach
Joseph J. Fiyiti
Tom Whyte
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Joseph Gobbs
Alfred F. Howarb
John W. Emery Acst
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Ruvkinghim Caedy
James A. Tatts
Myeter
Sirnfond
W. V. Gils
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Carroll County
Daniel Merrinan
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Armen
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Terie Poin
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Frank
Reliingy Conrore
ATTA
John Sise
Exeter
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Tell
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Tverboa
Ster
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L & C Lake Lines
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Anc
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