Bomb outrages in Chicago shock the city on four fronts
Four bombs exploded in Chicago causing fires and injuries. One device wrecked a plumbing contractor’s home and wounded residents. another severely damaged a church interior linked to a self styled reincarnated god. A third blast hit a grocery district front area. the fourth shattered windows at residences on the far south side. Police suspect union sympathizers in the Lucus award dispute as involved parties.
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Chicaga
Chicago
Joseph Abbate
Goi
Tojrd
Esses Poline
Union
Disastrous Memphis Windstorm Damages City Structures
A severe windstorm battered Memphis causing structural damage and disruption. Reported gusts reached around 44 miles per hour as the Mississippi river steamer Mississippi encountered damage. Government offices and several barges were unroofed or displaced, with minor injuries noted.
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Memphis
Sophis
Ptug Leleht
Dolise
Mississippi
Packers Granted Extended Time by Government Approval
The Washington report notes a government grant extending the time limit for Gwitt & Co. and Armour & Co. to finalize stacking yard termination properties in Chicago with consent from Goeree, potentially affecting the District of Columbia Supreme Court ruling, now set to March 3, 197.
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Ashington
D. C
Gwitt & Co
Armour & Co
Chicago
Dublin leaders invited for talks to urge unity with opposition
Hollast Lord Meyer ONeill of Dublin extends invitations to prominent southern Ireland leaders from opposing parties to meet and discuss the overall situation. Tatnon De Valerit Cliavies Burgess Michael Colline and Arthur Griffith have accepted the Lord mayor's invitation.
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Hollast
Meyer O'Neill
Dublin
Ireland
Itas
Tatnon de Valerit
Cliavies Burgess
Michael Colline
Arthur Griffith
Jord
Tragic Bath Accident Claims Child in Huron
In Huron the life of little Leona Frybarear, daughter of Cr. Fryburger, is lost after she jumped into a bath in churchly surroundings but died before her aunt could intervene. The event underscores dangers in domestic baths and brings sorrow to the Fryburger family.
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Huron
Leona Frybarear
Cr. Fryburger
Bank Robbery in Sicily Targeted Local Branch
A bank robbery occurred at a local branch in Sicily involving suspects described as Meuk and Wyte Mey. Investigators report the stolen funds amount to about £456,404 with deterrence and security lapses under review. Police pursue two named suspects, Leo Walaknen and another individual, as part of the ongoing case.
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Sicily
Bato
Leo Walaknen
Duryea Family Links to Civil War Veteran
Fragmentary OCR notes link a Civil War veteran named Duryea to New York City. It mentions a Lewis Duryee and a son Wright Duryea, along with references to a regiment or company in a New York firm name and a distant naval or military context.
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Nis
Roo
Presidia Wilitary
Orvuth
Haut
Gunie
Midwestern Industry Improves as Employment Rises
The Middle West shows better employment with 2.5 percent more workers in mills and factories than a year earlier. Across 65 cities, 43 report March employment gains while 92 decline, most declines outside the region. Industry gains reflect rising farm prices and improved demand for paper and related goods.
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America
Tie Employment Service
United States Department’ of Labor
Middle West States
Bing
Midwest
Reward Offered for Stolen Gems in Brooklyn Transit Station
New Jersey diamond merchant L E Sherman of Nen eck New Jersey increased a reward to forty five thousand dollars for the two score and thirteen unset diamonds stolen on February 23 from the stairs of a Brooklyn Transit station at Croatway and Portieth street. He had previously offered twelve thousand five hundred dollars and now raises the amount hoping to secure information leading to recovery.
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New York
Hugh
Baker
American Taper and Pulp Association
United States
L. E. Sherman
Neneck
N. J
Hay
Brooklyn
Croatway
Portieth Street
Sherman
Helm
Ife
Western Canada
Wek
Canada
G. A. Cook
Eestertown
South Ben
R. A. Garrett
Jackson
St. Peal
Court restrains coal strikers and union activities in West Virginia
In a temporary injunction issued by the district court, coal strikers and union members aiding officers in Kanawha County are forbidden to interfere with free competition in the seal industry. The order also bars certain volunteer workers from maintaining activities after 30 days.
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Chartestes
W. Va
Unian
West Virginia
Worikers
Snee County
George WL McClinto
Courts Deny Enforceability Of Exclusive Contracts
A court ruling in Aene involving Standard Maxthon papers and the Mesrane f Hovatyn pany of Boston found that manufacturers cannot enforce exclusive contracts under white laws. The decision addresses copyright related restraints in manufactured goods and the broader implications for contractual exclusivity.
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Washington
Maxthon Edim
Mesrane F Hovatyn Pany
Boston
Gasolise Up Beetueia Price at Indiana Oil Club
Fragment reads about rising gas prices at a Standard Oil Company of Indiana station noting a price of 24.2 cents per gallon. The readable portion mentions a 4 gallon quantity and references a filling station in Indiana.
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Standard
Oi Company
Indiana
Snowbound Rocky Mountain Weather Warning Report
Heavy snowfall gripped Rockles Colorado and surrounding areas with high winds and frost. Reports from Lunder Wye and Cheycude Wyre noted strong gusts and steep temperature drops while Leavis recorded lower readings. Mercury fell as radiant frost formed across the region in a hazardous winter weather situation.
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Rockles
Denver
Colo
Lunder
Wye
Erie
Cheycude
Wyre
Leavis
Feofio
Amg
Telemyer
Slye Fadies
Federal troops debate as strike looms in Washington
In a tense session, Gov Weeks rejects calling New Mexico troops and federal forces, while officials debate how to handle the coal strike. Secretary Weeks warns federal troops cannot intervene in the strike, with the administration weighing developments and awaiting a warranted move. Mr Penns predicts collapse of strike without government pressure as union and operators clash over contracts and costs.
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Mom
Usg Federal
Weeks
New Max
Jeu
House
Aiut Sithoum Fe
Bens Wits
Netton
Tan OH
Menia Jorning Winters
Cleland
Dinada
Iy Eau
Searstary
White Hose
Gov. Mecham
Mexico
Peas Mide
Penns
Cottaa
Oiice
United Mine ‘Workers of America
Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
Afr
Penna
Uniterd
Navy plans reduce ship strength to sixty seven thousand
The Navy Department reported a proposed reduction in enlisted strength to 67,009 men, with 60,400 afloat and 19,000 apprentice seamen to be manned, under recommendations from the appropriation committee.
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Wastrupton
D. G
Harding
Navy Department
Ota
Mellon Closes Engraving Plant Amid Bank Note Reforms
Washington report indicates the division in the engraving and printing panel for bank notes is closed for an indefinite period to audit the plant. Officials cite removal of certain workers and ongoing inventory checks as reasons for the shutdown.
Unclear trial notes match Day in Willing case
A garbled OCR fragment appears to describe a trial jury verdict involving a person named Day and a person Day Mround Mes Day, with references to a legal setting, charges, and associates Carrier McWilliams and a party. Names and details are partly unreadable, limiting clear reconstruction of events or outcomes.
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Silulians
Halding
Jean
Altarnay
Gil
Paul Ward
Sorengrs
Ena
Dayehowk
Carrier McWilliama
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Oklahoma City Trial Report
Fragmented text recounts an Oklahoma City trial related to a deadly shooting. Mentions Beck Stig rom Ren, Colo-Lonny Abe, Forest Hughes, and a judge or official in a suit statement, with references to a Taunt case, Day, and a fatal shot. Photographs of the dead and a white Lie arnt officer are noted but unclear.
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Oklahoma City
Colo—Lonny Abe Tarney Forest
Hughes
Taunt
Gol
Dem P. Bay
Hasan
Gels $25,000 from Letters Confession Story
Murky police report details a man named George Stearn aged 27 who allegedly forged letters to gain 25 000 dollars. The narrative describes a violent episode where a man dies and a tank bursts, causing chaos as a mob gathers. The source text is garbled but implies a crime involving theft by letter and a fatal incident.
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Chicana
Leett
George Stearn
Tragic family incident in Concornia Kansas inquiry opens
In Concornia Kansas a father allegedly attacked his five sons with an axe or similar weapon wounding four and causing the probable death of three others. Officers say the tragedy appears to be self inflicted by the father and that one act may have led to another with neighbors reporting the scene.
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Kan
Fight Flood in Brantstown WM district levee breach
In Brantstown WM a flood fight reports levee damage. Mieiver levee was damaged by a force of workers, a new path formed where a crested waterway threatened Kin of Uns leven. Perry issued an order, neonlak Cinepttro ssapulation of Conutles netdigter, and 150 TemiMes were warned as crews combed the area.
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Tlinots
Brantstown
Tanin Lo Stratwlites
Leven
Perry
Conutles
Avenger of Daughter Pred. Nearoly for thny Woodcutt
A garbled report describes a legal action or threat involving a named individual and a court, with references to a trial, a jury, and local figures. The text names several persons and places in a fragmented manner, indicating a public notice or court proceeding with uncertain details.
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Avenger
Hall lets Hen Coane Mt Bay Luu fr SOON
Fragmented OCR text reports a local decision or action involving Hall and Coane with mentions of Bay Luu and Rabford. The readable items reference ownership, a plan or measure, and a future event indicated by the word soon. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes emerge.
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Hall
Mt. Bay
West
Nehiniging
Rabford
Houren of Alumina and the Eater Lt incident
A fragmented report mentions Houren of Alumina and references a May event tied to a protest or public gathering. It notes issues around attendance and safety at multiple venues, with vague allusions to planning and response from authorities.
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Eugle
Astonishing Nobel Night in Stockholm
An unclear account describes Anatol Provce traveling to Stockholm to receive a Nobel prize after recovery. The passage morphs into a surreal monologue with garbled phrases about coats, eyes, and distant warnings, leaving the core incident obscured by errors.
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Anatol Provce
Atockholm
Fragmented prompt yields unclear headline
The readable text hints at a corrupted ask about extracting a Wikipedia article type. It mentions names and partial phrases but lacks coherent facts or events to summarize into a proper news item. No identifiable individuals, organizations, or dates are clearly present for a factual summary.
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