By-Election Turmoil Tames British War Office Burden
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic report on a by election and cabinet resignations. Mentions include Viscount Morley of Blackburn, Drig. Gen. Gough, and policy battles over Ulster opposition to Home Rule. Notes hinted changes in the War Secretary post and cabinet drafting.
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Wiltho
Burden
Indyat Stag
Bn Jahn
Sehdayy
Hsb
Hemi
Tjenaril Wipossiole
TP. B
Sapty
Drig
Gough
Home
Mis
Piel
Wrhs
Morley
Blackburn
Tor
Council
Wnt Gal
Seely
Sands
Lyaywal Yrom
Smith Wins Sioux City Polls in Tight Race
A. A. Smith was retained victor at the polls by a majority of 408 amid a close contest. Jonathan Wy Brown and Res dulf Beerend with E. O Wisler were also elected, as were Joe Bt Lewis and Jehu Dt rea in the final sweep for the present administration.
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Hin Fant
Hox Thal
Strane
Batine
Toca
A. A. Smith
Vietor
Joe Bt’ Lewis
Jehu Dtrea
Pardon Refused in Missouri Murder Case
Jefferson City reports Major refused to pardon James Schrum who is serving a X year term for the murder of Monte Gell in St Francois county. The denial complicates sheriff duties and underscores ongoing state parole debates.
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Jefferson City
Gary
Major
James Schrum
Monte Gell
St.Fraels County
Sheridal Sul Pranrig
Hans
Redfield in Seattle Secures Fisheries Office Post
In Seattle the secretary of commerce leads a firefight over a Pagite count bureau of fisheries and a vision for extending foreign trade. Officials debate the appointment and the scope of duties at the department in the spillover from Tortinnda.
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Redfield
Seattle
Willie J. Bearfield
Enitimerce
Bureau of Fisheries
Mystery Shrouds Death by Self-Inflicted Shotgun Wound
In Tripp County mystery surrounds the death of J. Hackuka a homesteader who ended his life with a shotgun. He was in good financial circumstances and had shown no obvious cause for worry, leaving investigators to sort through unclear circumstances.
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J. Hacuka
Chicago Exposition Plans For New Structure Unveiled
Plans for a new Illinois pavilion at the Palia-Pactie exposition were adopted by the commission. The design features a three-story structure with a frontage of 96 feet and a depth of 48 feet, estimated to cost about 50 000 dollars.
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Vildats
Chicago
Illinois
Palia-Pactie
Cie Beate
Eoutheast
Gorwon
Wavelttaint
Nybraska Steenks
Ace Uo Anderson
Pate
Yelleh
le Frank
Tullingwalla
No New Case of Plague Reported in City
Favans, on Ian Gullertas, chief sanitary officer at Huvaow, officially announced May EWE Merle In Treled Bponfards are out of danger. No new cases wave seen reported.
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Favans
Ian Gullertas
Ainitary Offlcar
Huvaow
Merle
Debates Over Toll Repeal Bill Divide Congress
The article recounts a heated floor debate led by President 1st Victor and Speaker Clark on the tolls repeal bill. It notes arguments for and against the rule governing debate, remarks from President 1st Victor about party platform, and a roll call showing Republicans and Democrats split on the previous question.
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Rouse
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Additech
Georgia
Clark
Congress
Combisres
Derenter
Boring
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Ilya
Nara
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Legistate
Agr
Adamson
Cark
Bempereis
Praviegs
Aizen
Brockton
Brocssora
Bruckner
Representativa Hittin
North Carolina
Morthilét
Browner
Gardner
Seidel Wins in Milwaukee in mayoral race
Milwaukee reports Seidel, ex socialist mayor, winning amid fusion forces. The tally across 111 precincts shows Seidel with 15,656 votes, Hadley 16,887, and Rose 13,201 as contenders compete for the mayoralty following earlier fusion efforts.
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Milwaukee
Rose
Gyo Urhes
Theofore Oueh
Tenvex
Kretl Seidel
Afayar G. A. Tdadiy
Vietory Oaver
Seidel
Hadley
Aia Kose
Bowman Resigns as President of University of Jews
March 20 report states the state education board accepts the resignation of John G. Bowman as president of the University of Jews effective March 3. The motion was taken at Bowman's request.
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Conese Head
Guy
State Card of Education
John G. Bowman
Uniyrvalty of Jews
Effectiva Mure 3
Tekep
Bowmat
Crow to Prison for Wreck in Melun France
Report indicates a disaster near Melun France where a vessel named Masts Express wrecked. Thirty nine people were killed and four injured as authorities say. Engraver and conductor Waren 30 Jall terme were implicated in the incident.
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Crow
Melun
France
Masts Express
Witel Mae
Liar
Pwrges
Jerge Umber
Army Head May Go Shakeup in British Government Crisis
Fragmented text reports resignations and political turmoil in Britain as officials including Marshal Sir John French and Colonel Sealy face pressure to quit. Premier Asquith contemplates forming a reformed cabinet with Liberal leaders ahead of general elections, signaling a dramatic shift in authority and potential army disruption.
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Dasidan
Lilliah
Realgng
Sealy
Goneh
Gevly Wae
Aswits
Mali
Colonet Seely
le la Gull
Tandon
Miegul
Toyed George
Great ‘Britain
Fragmented wires report multiple distant incidents and errors
A garbled dispatch lists various locations including Raleigh and Los Angeles with events such as a building fire in West Raleigh causing significant loss, a Chicago aviator looping the loop four times, and a fatal or disputed quarrel involving a merchant in Made. The text mixes dates, places, and names in unclear order, reflecting damaged OCR.
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Welens
Mon
Raleigh
N.C
Caroling Cale Jega
Agriculture and Mechavlent
West Raleigh
Joss
Los Angeles
Cal
de Lioyd
Tharmoyon
Chicago
Atinnate City
Imynterinus Cortis Tyeimorn
Wildwood
Deny Destruction Of Ship On Pacific Route
A report notes claims of a ship destruction near Alausi and off Pearl Morbup with many lives lost. Searches failed to locate the liner, which reportedly blew up after an incident at sea. The Navy vessel Sunken Steamer Bown Up is referenced in initial accounts.
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Uawaii
Myre
Peart Morbup
Bown
Nerfarl
Way Mare
Old Dominion
Bianrao
Minera
Viner Naitucket
Tie Rosa
Nore
Gaveutlon
Garbo Figures In Plow Willemstadt Story
Fragmentary text mentions Garbo and figures in Willemstadt with political and military terms. The passage references a Vermanelan government, Cipriang, and movements following rover actions. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR and nonsensical phrases.
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Garbo
Willemstadt
Caratan
Marelo
Tse Rovers
I Vermanelan
Cipriang Caethi
Aebels in Torreon Chief Sees a Big Victory
A chaotic report from Torreon describes federals and rebels clashing across the city. Generals Vila and Velasquez led forces, with Villa praising his troops for disciplined defense and courage amid heavy street fighting.
Ship Sinks Off Sandy Hook Killing Eighteen
A blue water disaster report places a French vessel 140 miles east of Sandy Hook. The ship sank after a collision, with eighteen lives lost and the vessel wrecked. Rescue and salvage operations are underway as authorities investigate the incident and assess maritime safety measures.
New Japanese Cabinet Formed Amid Navy Shakeup
Tokyo reports that Starqula Halong has been tasked by Emperor Youhulite to assemble a cabinet aimed at differentiating the old Yamamoto ministry. The move seeks to unite the old and new political factions and stabilize the navy leadership, with Vice-Admiral Mataumate retiring from Kuramaya command and a replacement named as his successor.
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Tokyo
Starqula Halong
Praymler
Japan
Youhulite
Yamamoto
Wt Mataumate
Kuramayalan
Queen Eleanore of Bulgaria to visit United States
Queen Eleanore announces plans to travel from Sofia during the May week to study American institutions and people. The visit aims to foster understanding and has been welcomed after American wartime sympathy activities.
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Sofla
Bulgaria
Eleanore
United States
Nueen
Alyo
Amerlcans
Belmont on Stand Hits Son in Sham Trial
Belmon t on stand describes alleged financial and marital issues in a case involving a woman linked to Ms. Maytiun. Witness Mr. Lulmant testifies the son spent a large sum since marriage. Judge and defense challenges detail and timing, with uncertain paid days and duties noted amid the testimony.
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Nelmont
Son Maytiun
Karel Lorraing
Mit
Weyerhauser linked to winter home project in Minnesota
Pasadena and Galveston report detailed notes on Frederick W. Weyerhauser and a palatial winter home project in Guk Knoll, with mentions of Arthur TD and former Judge Ewing in Uniontown Pennsylvania. Deaths and expected statements surface as authorities outline public service figures and bids.
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Pasadena
Gal
Frederick W. Weyerhauser
Nomilltonniva Lutheran
Bt Tau
Mion
Renartal
Guk Knoll
Artur TD
Nichiala
Ewing Very
Uniontown
Fuiga Nathanial Wing
Chateman
Varrice Cemimlantian
Truge Investigation Report Delayed In Los Angeles
A March 28 dispatch from Los Angeles outlines ongoing probes into an alleged ethane incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate inquiries by authorities and potential grand jury involvement.
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Las Angales
Fire damages large Nebraska mill worth big loss
A 300000 fire swept a southeast Nebraska town, damaging a large mill near Wavelttaint. The blaze involved workers and several companies, with about 1250 men reportedly laid off as production paused and the firm sought recovery.
Parrot Leads Class in Morning Roll Call
A trained parrot named Professor Tom teaches a school class, mimicking roll call and eliciting responses from pupils. The bird, once owned by travelers in South America, helps the teacher test regular attendance and memory, earning crackers as rewards and becoming a curious feature of daily routines.
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Dredhorn
Tex
Diise
Dorothy
Tventy
Tam
Wetdal
Dupila
Tha
Wiyn
Lima
Wimsett
Wirie Jones
Fragmentary Crime Notes From Obscure Report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a gun explosion and names several individuals in a disjointed sequence. The text references a homicide like event and locations such as The Tegwaa wood and Hugo Old Lacy Bear, but readable details are minimal and unclear.
Fragmentary obituary notes on Mary and family
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the Wpary e Brother Ally Hawensles Ove Eber WK Power and a celebration for a Mary who has died. Details are unclear and fragmented, but the piece references a wake or memorial context and a family group.
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Hawensles
Power
Mary
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