Fires Roar Through Northern State Forests Wreck Towns
Forest fires driven by fierce winds devastated settlements in the northeast part of the state. Dozens of homes were burned and thousands fled to safety as towns like Fairbanke Silver Creek Pinto Coxon Central Lakes and Eveleth faced destruction. One family of six was reported killed near Markham. volunteers battled the blazes while refugees were moved to shelters. Some areas remained under threat as smoke and fire forced rail and road disruptions along with ongoing emergency measures.
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Here
Central Lakes Alno
Pires
Wisconsin
Dromnsland
Selth
Leo J. Mootke
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Nix
Markham
Coxon
Daherh
Central Lakes
Cotton
Kelsay
Evelet
Pitts
Kelsey
Chicago
St. Pavel
Minneapolis
Qinaha
Fifty Injured in Wresk Buffalo No Three Trolley Wars
Fifty people were injured in a wreck involving trolley conflicts in Buffalo and another city. Several victims were hospitalized. exact counts and identities remain unclear as reports describe chaotic scenes and delayed casualty details.
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Buffalo
Washington
Attempt to Dynamite Tracks at Grineaia Rail Yard Incident
Reports describe an attempted dynamiting of railroad tracks near Grineaia during a clash between Che ties and tiller wing forces. Authorities say the event occurred near the rail rent area as tensions rose between rival groups already active in the region.
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Une Louis- Fitle
Nakavilie
Mairaud
Grineaia
Tiel Oifletnie
Hughes Daughter Healed Yet Tu Poronte Treatment
Fragmentary OCR notes report a health case involving a person named Hughes and mentions a secretary for state and two men connected to a medical treatment. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Four Escape From Seal Darkota Penitentiary
Four prisoners escaped from the Seal Darkota penitentiary after an incident involving a trunk and chemical agents. Deputy Wail Ambar Mut reported the breakout, with authorities noting the escape occurred amid confusion and ongoing pursuit.
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Slouk Falla
Wail Ambar Muthow
Darkota
Georie
Uecoka
Ste
Cate
Railway Strike Crisis Heads Toward Congress Resolution
Chaotic talks amid a railway strike push toward Congress as five brotherhoods and railroad executives meet in New York and Washington. President Harding may seek emergency measures while mediation continues. Officials weigh private operation with federal troop protection and potential legislative action.
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New York
Association of Railway Extensives
B.S. Llukerd
Washington
Congress
Harding
Iti Nif
Congresa
Guards and Strikers clash at railway yards in Ven Meren
Police and other officers rush to Beane as a confrontation erupts at the Nitasouri Facile railway yards near Ven Meren. Over a hundred shots fire, but reports indicate no injuries. Guards, strikers, and workers clashed in an early evening flare up with authorities responding.
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Fort Smith
Aye
Ven Meren
Ax Niles
Manaages
Beane Qver
Openators and Workers Settle Mine Tieup Talks
Cleveland reports a fractured conference with near breakout but hopes for a resumption of coal production. Operators and miners agreed to a framework including wage scale restoration and a Teel Mudley advisory committee to guide future actions, while a subcommittee will handle contract details.
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Eva Elrike
Yiurt
Pennsylvania
Lusitana
Illinois
Virginia
sMieldpan
Uth
Subromultea
John L. Lewis
Joneratora
Guy Dfarryfe Davis
Oho
Garcenory
Gye
Con
Freight Embargo Disrupted Local Rail Freight
An embargo on a transport route disrupted freight movement across the region. Local officials and the railway superintendent announced steps to mitigate delays and reroute shipments. The order aims to keep east and west city supplies flowing while awaiting resolution.
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Metiadey
Aed
Oity
Rediscount Rate Reduced Affects Freight and Markets
A Federal Reserve move to cut rediscount rates on all paper eligible securities is approved by the Ninth District chairman. The policy aims to stimulate live stock markets and trade across Utah Moriland and Minneapolis areas, with full effect upon federal approval in Washington.
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Nis
Utah
Moriland
Goesci
Minneapolis
aWwilel
Grynle
Federal Reserve Bank At
Washington
Jolyn Jinch
Ninth District
Federal Reserve Bank
Capalis
Employee Endorses Local Council Reform Proposal
An unclear local notice outlines employee concerns about council actions. It mentions the 08 date and a move toward reforms led by Hovis Wiaself and Montestry, with emphasis on improving workplace and municipal oversight.
Aged Pioneer Killed in Valley Car Crash
Aged pioneer John J. Sullivan, 72, died in a Valley crash involving a four car drive by WM Crauier. Alfred Johnson drove the leading vehicle in the chain of collisions near Moudainin. The accident remove a prominent local figure from the community.
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Miscourit Valley
John J. Sullivan
Aulainabily Arcident
Sawdust Fuel Substitutes for Coal in Water Works Plan
Sawdust is proposed as a substitute fuel for coal in a Luzacaba water works project. The plan envisions using sawdust to power the facility, aligning with cost and supply considerations. Local officials weigh the feasibility and impact on operations and emissions.
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Cadvapelis Fieb
Iecunse
Jlin Pland
Luyacaba
Townwide mishmash yields list of accidents and events
A chaotic, OCR filled report lists numerous local incidents and notes from Manchester and surrounding counties. Included are fatal and non fatal injuries from car and animal accidents, a wheat theft, a damaged windshield, a bridge and road bids, airplane advertising at fairs, and various public notices. Several named individuals and places appear, with dates and locations scattered across the fragment.
Bears and cow save boy from black bears in woods
A boy is warned about black bears but the night experience drives home the danger. A cow and a farm boy’s brother intervene during a tense encounter, milk spills, and the bear retreats as the herd watches. The scene ends with a sobbing boy and a cautious alert about bears.
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Mitek
Saab
Ute
Fred
Mombeukier
Mae
Joe
Elas
Imagination Wealth and the ParkMutast System Myth
An OCR fragment recounts a convoluted tale of a ParkMutast wealth system and a theorized invention by Gho and others. It weaves invented terms, dated references, and sensational claims about financial schemes, wheels, and a transformative but disputed technology. The text is highly garbled with many proper nouns and dates that are difficult to verify.
Ris Lapeer and Weather Notes Include Curious Phrases
A jumble of deciphered words and names appears, mentioning Ris Lapeer and Rinaas Ely Sear alongside weather notes. The garbled text hints at a period newspaper card with fragmented lines about time away and routines, lacking clear events or actions.
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Rinaas
Ely
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