U S Claims Polar Land and Sixty Isles
The United States asserts ownership over polar lands and sixty islands in the Caribbean and South Pacific regions. It cites discovery rights and long-standing claims, noting the need for a formal proclamation and a standard to govern potential territories, with attention to the Panama and Nicaraguan canal gateways and historical archived claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyelatyn
Aniavelte
Vartoug Islands
Caribe
South Seas
United States
Hight
Discovery
Senatur
Marsan
Aenate
Kalde Alita Tis
Islama
State Department
Islaus
Noncuilur
Colow- Ma
United String Archives
Dead Son Returns Home After 20 Years In Absence
In Mississippi a man believed dead for two decades, Conger, aged eighty seven, surprised his father El Conger at the family home. He arrived with his wife in a stylish car from Los Angeles, claiming to be a husband and son as his relatives who died during his absence were not there to greet him. The prodigal tale mirrors a vagabond past, with the mother, sister, and brother having died during the estrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulesville
Conger
Terlytire
el Conger
Eigity
Wings
Valet
Hev
Aytien
Los Angeles
Calif
Joe
Ester
Texas
Chicago Woman to Boss Far North Trading Post
A twenty two year old Chicago woman and former Des Moines reporter travels to Mile 214 on the Hudson Way line under construction by Canadian National Railways to run a trading post. She will be assisted by Mics Towers, a school teacher and stenographer, who will also take charge of the Mile 214 post and later joins a prospecting expedition.
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Chicago
Far North Trading Post
Winnipeg
Agnes Powers
Des Moines
Iowa
Hudson Way
Frontier Call Moe
National Railways
Vas
Ghurentt
Tidewater
Elrete
Mics Towers
Willrove
Dream Restores Hearing to North Carolina Man
Goldsboro, N C a man who lost his hearing years ago regained it through a dream incident. He woke from sleep and found his hearing restored after the dream described. The report notes the event occurred in Goldsboro and involved an accidental jump from bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Old Coie Unearthed Panvifle Hamsonin Artifact
A buried relic described as the Une 1597 Das heel was found three feet underground. The discovery site is noted as Coie with hamsonin bearings detected nearby. No further provenance or dates are provided in the fragment.
Turkey One Year Old Lays Her 87th Egg Help
Naney the Jersey turkey celebrates her first birthday at Bien George Kekwan's home by laying her 87th egg. The owner notes unusual breeding vigor and high egg output for a turkey of this age, with the bird said to be unusually prolific for hens of this type.
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Turkey
Bien
George Kekwan
Vel
Hove
New York Socialites Spark Garden Party Mystery
Masini of New York hosts a lavish resort gathering where guests mingle amid hotel gardens and floral displays. A mysterious garden theft unfolds as a young New Yorker, Mietargen, is accused of stealing flowers. the scene shifts to Central Park and a curious wager among guests. A NY lawyer frames the intrigue with socialite names and a tale of rings, railroads, and a playful yet revealing court of social conduct.
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Long Island
New York
Camans Aos
Walter
Geltiig
Swuirtse
Beth Ant
Gests
Higmenth
Dhe
Giel
Ehler
Doug Island
Gist
Trent
Origin of Tariff Systems Not Known
Fragmented OCR notes discuss early tariff ideas and historical taxing practices across Greece Rome and Egypt. It references trade routes in Asia Europe and Africa and mentions duties ad valorem and specific per unit taxes. The text notes evolving customs and fiscal methods shaping modern taxation debates.
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Australia
Tal
Lyme
Greece
Cain
Cortlinge
Corinth
Yenloe
Local court fines man for assault at yard incident
A local court fined a man after an incident at a yard where he harmed a person and damaged property during a confrontation. The case centered on improper behavior and the resulting penalties were imposed by the judge.
French Yeggs Adopt American Ideas in Car Theft Case
The article reports a rise in French gangs copying American methods to steal cars. It notes 8,000 autos stolen in France in 4920 with 408 recovered. thieves repaint and alter cars, avoid vehicle IDs, and sell quickly. Police note criminals exploit lax inspections and forged licenses, with up to 1200 fraudulent licenses in existence.
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da Polleg
Seth
Wadyfancy
France
Cithey
Hadi Bron
Nist
Fenner
Syadienta
Billy the Kid Resting Place to Be Marked
The grave of Billy the Kid in a south western cemetery will receive a marker. He is buried beside Charley Roy Grey and Tom OPhalifen. A concrete enclosure will cover the grave with plans to add a marker later. DS Silva, 72, a coroner’s juror, recalls the summer night when Garrett killed Billy at Maxwell’s ranch after Billy was driving a steer away from a ranch stop.
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Bort Damiot
Hla
Charley Roy Grey
Tom Ophalifen
Bly
Dosua Silva
Sherit Pat Garrett Sa
Silva
Toto Maxwell
Maxwell's
Death by own action Pace Continues Unabated in Germany
The article reports a surge in suicides in postwar Germany, noting 26 percent per year in Prussia and a total 0,530 suicides in 1923 across Germany. It cites 2,840 female victims, a high share of male and female deaths, with most linked to waning vitality, alcohol, and disorders, while a portion stemmed from physical or mental illness and other factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Herita
Suleides
Gurmany
Prussia
Dintesia
Thysu
U S Per Capita Wealth Put at 37 30 in Cash Wistingtor
The text reports a distorted financial figure claiming per capita wealth at 37 30 in cash with scattered monetary values and dates. It mentions a U S context, foreign money, and references to allocations, but the garbled OCR obscures clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Rose Bush on Coast Has 40,000 Blossoms
The Pacific coast bears a giant rose bush planted 31 years ago by Wacker of Chamilioga Call. The red rose bush, grown from the Churchroe variety, was pruned to a mature bloom, reaching an impressive count of blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Washington
Olympia
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Bill Booster
Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Renwick
W. H. Long
Rock Wood
Epes
Renswick
Towa
L. R. Turner
First National Bank
Renwick, Lowe
A. H. Stafford
Renwick, Iowa
C. A. Packard
Mikes
Popular Mechanics
Lane
Pular Mechanics Company
Ontario
Tonite Lae
Younes
the Tererat Commission
Tarbersiptlan
Pra Mantane Ryery
U. S
Polar Land
Isles
Byrd
Masini
Haseball
Winton
Madison Square Garden
Wits
Grantoe
Cores
South Amertea
Carey
Central Park
Witteberd
Guriton
Winnkng
Arthur Houghton
DI M Agham
York
JX Dts
Stig
Hha
Tring
Adarforshanks
Derby
England
Kgypt
Arabia
Tilla
Europe
Monsoli
Vasco da Ciniau
Rist
Chalipur
Marco Polo
Itavetsig
Gmina
Hese
Gla
Miravel
Ars
Rytry
Fedith
Wstel Gates
Wighgates
Tocal
Yeggs
Billy the Kid
Mickie
Romeo Winolt Walsey
Gant
Webster’s New International Dictionary
Enyanace Few Amimpl
Red Star Air
Fahey
Ayana
Popore
Pre
Wat
Kyites
Ahareet
Farvatslat
Pate-Lewis Arms Company
Chicopee Falls
Massy
Miles
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