Shuts Door to the Germans at Genoa Talks
Allied leaders push to exclude Germany from Genoa conference subcommission on Russian affairs over the Rus-German treaty issue. German Foreign Minister Raichenau protests the move as unfair. Officials say talks cannot continue with Russia or Germany while the treaty stands, leaving Central Europe as the potential focus. Tornado casualties rise with 2 dead in Illinois, 15 in Indiana, 2 in Missouri and thousands in property damage. Senator Ren Benjernt accuses President Wilson of insulting him and questions memory of the federal reserve act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germai
Fgainst
Germany
Tie Uui
Genoa
Clenaa
Rusaia
Fivope
Chicago
Central States
Missouri
Wilson
D. C
Rea Benjernt
Rhinn
St. Louie
Senate Republicans reach party conference vote in congress
Bonus Stl Sure to Pass is reported as Washington notes the senate Republicans reach a party conference in congress. The vote is recorded as 35 to one with motion offered by Benawwr Lanvoot of Whavonsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Mecistonio Pasa & Soldiers’ Sionns Dan
Congress
Senate Republicans
Benawwr Lanvoot
Whavonsia
Conference Reopens as Wage Talks Resume in New York
The arthractleansters and operators reopen wage contract negotiations in New York. The conference, which began two weeks before the strike was called on April 1, resumes amid dispute and mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detained Leader Seeks Trial in Leipzig Court
Dr Knape is detained as Gerlin-Dr Wolfgang Kangiy leads the 3u prishiis in Herlin. He has not yet faced trial and remains in Leipzig where the stock court considers his demand for a trial.
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Knape
Gerlin
Wolfgang Kangiy
Feader
3U Prishiis
Herlin
Flood Waters Rise and a Levee Breach Reported
Fragmented notice details rising flood water threatening lowlands, references to McClure, Esmond death, Henry Eamond aged 52, and a Yukon silver find. Mentions oil strike, Erickson, and ore sample in a brittle, garbled page. Includes obituary notes for Mary Lardin Bolles Brset and children’s author Lore.
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McClure
Yukon
Towson
Pena Win
George W. Egan Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
George W. Egan, a former South Dakota candidate, received a two year term after conviction for filing false insurance claims following a fire at his summer home. The case, initiated in 1919, led to appeals and a state supreme court review, and Egan was disbarred from practicing law in the state. Egan had a controversial career since moving to Sioux Falls 14 years earlier.
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Story Pala
Geore Kean
McNenny
Bean
Cora Pew
AL Savd
State Suepreme
State Supreme Court
Teied
South Dakota
Death recalls a tragedy at sea remembered in Paris asylum
A historic recall recounts a fatal incident connected to a boat near Geneva with Murata and Amertes II. Triotess Ditana Taontlett, a Russian nihilist and revolutionary known as a Russian princess, died under dramatic circumstances in an asylum near Dern. The tale involves Charles Hutler, mistaken identity, and a bygone period of political tension.
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Geneva
Murata
Amertes II
Dern
Triotess
Ditana-Taontlett
Fie Russi
Paris
Charles Hutler
Dirisso
Dempsey May Fight In London at Crystal Palace
Reported plan for a Dempsey bout in London at the Crystal Palace with a 100 600 seat venue. Promoter George McDonald aims to pit Dempsey against Beckett in six rounds and against Trumen in four. Ticket prices range from six shillings to five pounds.
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Dempsey
London
Crystal Palace
Ispeia
Wats
Jack Dempsey
Land
George McDonald
Dempsy
Beckett
Jack Trumenefel
Tenants Stand Firm in Chicuza Pledge May 1 Meeting
About six thousand tenants in the Chieneo apartment complex pledged to stage a maying on May 1, under the Tenants’ league with Chicka. They report notices of a 10 percent rent increase to take effect May 2 and vow to resist.
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Chicuza
Chieneo
Cilesgu
Laccionis
Omaha Church Treasurer Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement
Otways Nebr Manford Biggs, former treasurer of an Omaha church, admitted embezzling 12324 from his employer Omatis fee and Cold Storage company. He was sentenced to serve two to five years in state prison.
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Omahan
Otways
Nebr
Manford
Biggs
Omaha
Fortier
Omatis Fee and
End
Verve
Stele
Such as They Are of Mistrepieen Readers Busy
The excerpt appears to be a garbled relic from the Upeton Transcript. It references an aged reader and an odd phrase about keeping the average reader busy for a seat 106 years. No clear event or person emerges.
Brannstown Flood Waters Wash Away Landmarks
Flood waters swept away a 597 foot stretch near Brannstown affecting Chiouxe Barllizion Quincy and surrounding areas. Widespread erosion caused by the flood rendered several structures unusable and prompted local officials to assess damage and restart containment efforts. Police and emergency crews coordinated repairs as residents faced property losses and road closures.
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Brannstown
Hale
Golo
Chiouxe
Barllizion
Quincy
Chiienge Easter Crime Harvest Report
An OCR reading describes a local crime harvest with references to the Chiienge area, a police response, and several unnamed individuals. It notes alleged thefts and disturbances connected to an Easter period, with unclear names and places due to garbled text.
Beardstown Faces Water Crisis Disrupting Rail Link
In a Beards town area, Wtrobleus propecty Haimage and Gio Monti in a flood risk scene disrupt transport. Mayer Perry warns of restricted traffic as the Hiaie dyer floods, halting outside communication and threatening wheel traffic on the tracks toward Broadetowh. Existing supplies struggle. stockers and merchants face shortages as lines and bridges suffer.
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Gio Monti
Tts
Pety
Beardstawih
Beardstown
Mayer Perry
Quincy
Tim Lougyti
Morehauts
Apenetl
Ietload
McAdoo Plans Running for Democratic Nomination
A garbled 1924-era political note outlines William Gibbs McAdoo seeking Democratic presidential nomination. The draft mentions President Wilson and party dynamics, with references to other figures and potential slate shaping.
Crime Wave Strikes Russa as Moscow Faces Rising Street Banditry
A garbled report notes a wave of street crime sweeping Russa and nearby Soviet cities. It cites teen involvement and a surge in robberies across Moscow Petrograd Odessa and Kiev, with comparisons to New York and Chicago in perceived danger, signaling a growing security concern.
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Russa
Mooscow
Mursia
United States
Moscow
New York
Petrogead
Odessa
Kiev
Warrind 70 Years Celebration In Hetlefontaine
In Hetlefontaine O Lemael Silelda and his whe eelyprated tele seven Ret received felicitations from Shields home after a 70th anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Shields are past 20 years of marriage, marking the milestone with family and neighbors.
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Warrind
Hetlefontaine
Lemael Silelda
Minis Wang
Mia
Shieldy
Col Fuller to Retire From U S Army After Twenty Years
Col Fuller, longtime commander at Fort Leavenworth, will retire July 3 after nearly two decades of service in the United States Army. The retirement marks the end of a storied career spanning Civil War era duty and key postings at the Kansas installation.
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Col. Fuller
Tanvenworth
Kanal
Bizmut. Walter
Colkert Professor Oleg Dies in New York
Dr Edward Kellaun Daman aged 62, professor at Bellevan Medical Village New York, renowned authority on bacteriology, died of heart disease at his home after lifelong adversity and illness.
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Colkert
Oleg
New York
Edward Kellaun Daman
Prihaligy
Bellevan
Grand Jury Indicts Nineteen and Associates in Diversion Case
A grand jury returns indictments against nineteen defendants including Cinelanat and O-Georne Remus plus eighteen alleged co conspirators. The charges involve diverting assets from a shipping and warehousing network linked to Edgewater Company and Park & Sasetagaay in Cincinnati. The case cites a complex scheme across multiple firms and locations in the region.
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Grand
Cinelanat
Five Drowned Near Alexandria Paternity Case Tangle
Five individuals perished in an incident near Alexandria as a dispute over a paternity claim spurred a confrontation. The confusion involved Lawrence and his children, with allied parties attempting to influence outcomes by deception and self‑preservation. Washington authorities investigate the strange sequence of eliminations and misdirections.
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Lawrence
Paternay Oyer
Alexandria
Dawrenes
Washington Stoner
Police Halt Major Post Office Robbery Attempt
A scrambled report says police and post office inspectors foiled a planned robbery of a $53,000 payroll and an alleged $20,000 robbery line. The assailants aimed to raid the local post office during a nighttime transport, but authorities intervened before any loss occurred.
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Grane Cy
Love Bene
Blood Transfusion Operation Reported Near Columbus
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a blood transfusion operation or hospital procedure involving A. Peterson of Newman Grove and a hospital near Columbus. Details are garbled but indicate a medical effort in Matte county context and a transfusion arrangement.
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Columbus
Unclear OCR Text From Fedora Bank Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads as a banking notice with garbled names and dates. It mentions ECU Fale and a sua gente issue with investors and payments. No clear event, location, or outcome is identifiable beyond a financial context and vague timeline.
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Fedora
Rohn
Van
el Incuiniaat
Untitled fragment on jewels and figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions jewels, a sum of 50000, various names and places but is garbled. No coherent events or clear subjects emerge beyond monetary figures and potential names.
Fragmented text hints at a local message or notice
The readable portion suggests names and phrases scattered through a damaged page. It mentions Pershing te Fentinu and Mande Cy with unclear roles, plus other garbled names and a phrase about a visit. No clear event, date, or organization stands out.
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Pershing Te Fentinu
Mande Cy
Nedodlon
Bopanne
Local Money Exchange Report Off abroad
A garbled report from a regional bank about money transfers and an exchange operation is summarized from unreadable OCR. The text mentions water and national banks and a public affair, with unclear dates or names due to poor scanning.
Fragmented OCR Teaser With Hidden Names and Places
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a news item with names and places obscured. The readable parts reference a city or region and possible individuals, but the exact event or context remains unclear. The record preserves the fragmentary feel and local newspaper tone.
Fragmented OCR News Longs For Coherent Leads
A garbled OCR page from a historical newspaper yields scattered snippets. Names like Contos, Monsting, and Wells appear amid references to grants, elections, fires, and municipal actions. The text blends crime, civic notices, health topics, and local events with many unreadable portions, offering glimpses of a late era community bulletin.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial
An Indiana testimonial from Esta Baker praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a restorative for women troubled by illness. The letter claims personal benefit and urges other women to try the remedy, noting improved health and vitality.
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Baker
Muich
Lydia E. Plckham
Lebanon
Indiana
Jong Una
St.y Labanion
Lothara
Lydia el. Pinkham
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Fondult
Martin Varnish CO
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Teruel
Rockford
Hsia Mba
Elvis
Aati Geet Pvates
Doan
Inter
Skuekla
Anya
Kil
Wien Mill
Levila
Buffalo
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