US Inquiry Links Soviet Propaganda to Strikes, Borah Report
A congressional inquiry reports that Soviet propaganda influenced labor strikes across the United States. It cites evidence presented by Secretary Hughes and Attorney General officials, arguing that Soviet agitation aims to undermine the U.S. government. The hearing emphasizes industrial unrest and calls for vigilance against foreign interference.
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Rhode States
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Brest
Chauffeurs Trial April in Los Angeles Case
Greer a former chauffeur for Metis Normand is accused of assault with intent to commit murder. The incident occurred New Year's night at Nines' apartment in the outlying area, with two women Mabel Nermynd and Ting Purgiunee present. One victim was hospitalized after being shot. Greer Weing is charged with the shooting.
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Mabel Nermynd
Ting Purgiunee
Dines
Greee Weing
Unclear historic assault case with murder allegations
A convoluted OCR fragment reports Warn for Assault involving multiple parties including Chreseo Harry and C Theiss amid murder and robbery claims. The court critiques police conduct and notes limited evidence. one man could not be convicted of murder, while a confession hints at a broader suspect influence in the case.
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C.theiss
Judea Ce Jy
Murdar
Garver Reelected Mayor of Des Moines in contest
Garver wins Des Moines mayoral race by about 2,000 votes over former Mayor Harted who was backed by the Klan. Nes Maines Minor Carl Garver secured reelection after a hard fought campaign Monday's tally showed no clear majority.
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Klan
Des Moines
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Garver
Hf. Harted
Sioux City Elects Gitman as Leader of City Vote
Sioux City selects Stewart Gimany Piltergent, a prominent businessman with extensive property interests, as mayor by a clear plurality over opponent Frank Gresu, a noted brick manufacturer.
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Sioux City
Gitman
Stewart Gimany Piltergent Busines
Man Aid
Man killed in baseball game injury mishap
A man died from injuries after being struck by a pitched ball during a baseball game in France. The incident occurred at a local field where medical responders arrived promptly but were unable to save the player. Further details of the deceased, including name and affiliations, are being withheld pending notification of relatives.
Roosevelt’s Tall Wishingipg Senate Action Amid Resignation Talks
In Washington the Senate debated naval reserve matters as committees weighed resolutions on President Coolidge. Senator from Washington pressed for resignation of Assistant Secretary Kerr and urged the administration to appoint new secretaries, signaling party tensions and shifting support ahead of key votes.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Sventor
Squshington
Coolidge
Congress Urged to Speed Tax Cut Amid Quikened Inquiry
The article reports pushing Congress to accelerate tax reduction despite ongoing investigations into postwar reconstruction. President Coolidge presses for swift action as Senate and House leaders plan to complete the legislative agenda by June. Senators Watson and Republican aides back prompt measures, urging Democratic cooperation to restore legislative momentum and finish work before adjournment.
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Td House
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al. Coolidge
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Tanegon
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Hie Nomiry
New York Publication Plans for Woodrow Wilken Papers
A New York publishing house announces next fall edition of Woodrow Wilken public papers in an arranged edition with Mrs Wilson. The project, described as a joint effort, aims to publish multiple volumes and make the collection available to readers.
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Woodrow Wilken
Woodrow Wilaen
Unclear historical dispatch on weather and political news
Fragmented OCR reads like a late 1920s or 1930s wire. Mentions heavy snow, aid disruption, and warnings of drought risk. Refers to political figures Daugherty and Bergdoll, with scattered ligneous phrases about shortages, river activity, and failed communications.
Holda Eight at Day in New York Payroll Holdup
A payroll hold up occurred during the day as eight assailants with a revolver attacked a company in New York. Police reported the incident involved 4000 dollars in payroll funds and several employees were disrupted while the suspects fled dawn.
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Mittiee Company
Palle Munal
Yglaaz
Dawn Hye
Pollee Drelnee
Darite
Russian Explorer Discovered in Moscow War Context Noted
Fragmentary text reports a Russian explorer named in connection with a conflict and a city near Khaorakato. It mentions Moscow, government authorities, a hospital, and a medical capacity unit, with references to international channels and advisories about a potential return.
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Chinece
Bos
Wafora
Qmclant
Burtel
Khaorakato
Ebingse
Moscow
Felton Henze Kita Seven and others face charges
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Felton Henze Kita Seven among seven men connected to alleged drinking alcohol without permit during a recent week. Details on location, officials, and outcomes are incomplete in the readable text.
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Felton Henze Kita
Toleo
Eadi
Alfebol
Alcuhul
Bnowellde Kills Two Men in Provo Street Incident
In Provo two men, Prova residents Whillin Mark Figstog and Hew Alfred, were killed in a gang related attack. Police reported 48 others injured as the violence unfolded at a local gathering. Authorities are continuing investigations with a focus on identifying suspects and motive.
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Bnowellde
Prova
Whillin
Mark Figstog
Hew
Alfred
Lelfoy
Homecoming Week Plans Edge toward Citywide Festivities
The article outlines a large scale celebration titled Homecoming Week featuring a parade, grand procession, and nighttime pageants. Activities include decorated floats, a televised procession of jewels inspired by progress, a daytime parade, street attractions, and contests with prizes. Neighbors from surrounding towns participate, with emphasis on local pride and civic pageantry.
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Méinkoza
Slade Clus
Yunra
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Sioux Oly
Harsesh
Yarlods
Rum Chaser Sinks Near Florida Coast
A 60 foot submarine chaser named Rum Chaser owned by Sherlit Dowling sank off the Florida coast after a terrific explosion. Dowling H. L. Duncan and the crew managed to abandon the vessel before it went down.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Sherlit Wow
Dowling
Florida
Sheriit Dowling
H.-L. Duncan
Dee
Flavia
Posto
South Daxata: Jonndon Leads Mublean Victory Streak
South Daxata reports show Senator Thiram Jonndon of Californis winning the Mublean presidential intorneman. Unofficial tallies by General newspapers note 146 scattered practisun across 22 counties, with Jonndon holding a 13 point lead as results edge in from Tuesday.
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Stowx Falls
Thiram Jonndon
Californis
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Kunfstelalntatationns
tohAaon
Four Army Fierce Fatally Hurt Incident Report
Four Army personnel were fatally injured in a chaotic incident involving an infrared device and an explosion. Initial reports indicate lone pilot Hrmgivin was fatally hurt alongside others during the Martin bomber attack attempt.
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Hrmgivin
Prity
Nyvlogere
Martin Bamber
New York Wlahon Oley Allen Ne Tusnee Charlee Tyler Olmatead
In central New York a Protestant aytecont ineero named islands Mo Waslinra In 141 is noted amid scattered readable fragments. The text references several individuals with unclear spellings and locations, indicating a damaged OCR fragment from a local newspaper page.
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New York
Wlahon Oley
Allen, Ne
Tusnee
Charlee ‘Tyler Olmatead
Islands
Army Captain Convicted in Fraud Case
Army Captain John W. Fawcatt faced court martial proceedings over alleged government tire procurement irregularities. The panel found the officer guilty on multiple counts and recommended dismissal from service. Years of service and potential appeals were noted as part of the record.
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Convinted- Uoliniita
John W. Fawcatt
Atartarmanter’s
Landelided Disaster Strikes Italian Region
A large calamity hits an Italian area causing extensive casualties and widespread damage. Officials report numerous deaths with many residents displaced as rescue operations continue amid ongoing investigations into the event and its causes. Local authorities vow coordinated relief and rebuilding efforts.
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