Child Labor Amendment Battle Delayed by States Vote
A long article outlines the stalled child labor amendment battle as states vote, with Oklahoma and others opposing. It notes moves to have a constitutional amendment ratified, and mentions attempts in various states to reconsider or postpone action amid a referendum era. Also covered is a New York announcement about 3,800 reels of child-friendly films to be shown with theater cooperation on Saturday mornings.
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Emibla
Hastings
Elihov
Bath
Oklahoma
Boshcal Congress
Colliorata
Arkansas
Degliauires
South
Nort
Carolina
Georgia
Vanisiana
Texas
Norh Dakota
Kansas
Weekington
Delaware
Senate
New York
Wil If
Motion Ple
Tanke
Omaha Stayer Foundanigns Obaba Ned-J Warren
Omaha rektor facing murder accusation was examined by county insanity board after alleged strangling at home. He and Mae Hohne, late of Colorado Springs, were reported to be committed to the state hospital for treatment, with no prose curing to be pursued, per County Attorney Beal.
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Omaha Stayer Foundanigns
Obaba
Ned
Cold Halle Al Traffic Weather Report Confused
Glimpses of a chaotic weather bulletin describe temperatures around 60 degrees and 70 below at Main. Reports mention street traffic issues and residents sourcing water from the river or a nearby building, with disruptive conditions affecting daily life.
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Halle
Jansen
Y. T
Main
Tarkington Wins Damage Case in California Court
Tarkington, a father, won $4,500 in damages after a suit alleging a plot against him and his family. The Superior Court dismissed the case, with the decision reflecting unclear testimony and prior claims.
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Fog Angeles
Heath
Tather
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Sven Uipearing
Coun
Abel Hs
Mada Greenmood
Molewlint
Texaio
Tu Bod Wien
Cancer Sufferer Undergoes Remarkable Operation
A report notes a cancer patient, Dr Sen Yat Avad of the South hire government, underwent an operation related to the Phiese républe formation. The piece mentions the trial of illness and a related medical note, with cryptic references to explorers and a fatal railway incident near Staley Like, nine miles north of Meniaip.
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Sen Yat Avad
South
Iendére
Phiese Républe
Keffering
Guysiinas
Severe winter storms cripple Midwest roads and cities
Frigid temperatures plunged to 19 degrees below zero in Fargo while heavy snowfall caused widespread travel disruption. Snow drifts blocked rural roads and major highways. Observers warned of a dangerous cold wave with Mayor Reed predicting a sharp fall and residents bracing for continued conditions across Minnesota North and South Dakota communities.
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Amlilnesdlé
boFon
Fargo
Ainkoa
Tut Wey
Falirontia
Four Worksite Deaths In Gas Filled Shaft Tragedy
A series of fatal accidents at a Colambid construction site left four workers dead in a gas filled shaft. Witnesses describe a perilous rescue attempt as crews lowered and retrieved body after body, with authorities reporting the incident under investigation. A separate Bronx burglary saw $95,000 in jewelry stolen from a store safe, while a cyclone battered northwest Australia, causing significant damage to Rochournd jetty and surrounding stores.
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New York
Bronx
Fox Warehouse
Poland's Funding Bill Ratified in Warsaw
Polish chamber approves funding bill for continuing payments through 1934. The measure, debated amid fiscal strain, confirms extended payments tied to wartime obligations and government support programs.
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Poland
Warsaw
Chamber of Deniitiae
Cundisg Vetand
Galleg Beatey
Paymenta Wit
Prince and Cauntesa Wed in London Surprise
A society surprise ties Prince Metry to Cauntesa Cainide da Silva daughter of the Murgata Arebicallar of Spain in a quiet London wedding. The ceremony drew gleaming attention while remaining intimate and low key with notable attendees.
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Prince
Cauntesa
London
Metry
Tountesa Cainide da Silva
Murgata Arebicallar
Spain
Chicago Journal Dead Editor and Weather Prophet Dies
Chicago Vatty Joveoil editor and publisher Kastuan died suddenly in Kla Adiie of apoplexy. Vieckencack New Jersey weather prophet Andrew Inckaga Devor, 80, also died at his home. For years Inrecka sought methods to view the sun’s eclipse and other celestial events. The article notes Nerree’s long career and mentions pharmaceutical profits amid a copyright dispute.
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Qwner Chilcago Journal
Chicago
Taba
Kastuan
Amner
Vatty Joveoil
Kla Adiie
Vieckencack
N. J
Andrew Inckaga Devor
Hearts
Eavn
Neree
Bergdoll aid surrenders in U S escape case
District Attorney Learoy reports that Charles Bergdoll surrendered after a long evasion linked to a Germany return narrative. The case centers on illegal harboring, flight from justice, and charges of conspiracy. Authorities describe attempted evasion, with relatives and associates named in the record.
Japanese naval expansion and destroyer program details
The report outlines Japan's wartime shipbuilding push including construction of new destroyers and submarines. Washington officials note ships will operate with long range, aiming to project capabilities across vast distances, including a claimed 6 009 mile range without refueling and cruiser class designs with large cruising radii.
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Japan
Informa
Washington
Agua
Aideleun
C. Hywnater
Japanite
Mary Eltenmilter Dies Amid Contested Woking Tragedy
In a heartrending case near Shoritt Neubau and Tazoweileowity, Miss Mary Eltanmillenii dies after a violent incident involving Fred Lichtanbtiger. Police report that Lichtanbtiger shot the girl and then killed himself after authorities pursued weeks of pleas to end her suffering. State's Attorney Dunkeldursater notes unclear motive and ongoing investigation.
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Mary Eltenmilter
Woking
Shoritt Neubau
Tazowe
Dunkeldursater
Mary Eltanmillenii
Fred “Lichtanbtiger
Howkelem Steel Reports Year End Earnings and Surplus
Howkelem Steel Corporation posts New York net earnings of 5,550,715 in IAIE’s final quarter, lifting yearly total to 433,996,498 versus 27,970,228 in 1924. President G Grace announces a 3 percent surplus of 365,027 compared with 2,288,894 last year.
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Ates
New York
Howkelem Steel Corporation
IAIE
G. Grace
Will and family tragedy in Illinois and New York estate notes
Fragmented OCR reveals a tale of a 40 year old man named Nordine in Pana Illinois who shot his wife 15? and killed himself while attempting to protect a child. The report also mentions Kelg's estate slated for daughter in New York with small gifts to friends and veterans and a large bequest to Abs Naughter and Mrs Khoa Rel Topping of Greatrigy Connecticut among others.
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Kiting
Illinois
Pana
Bert Nordine
Lene
Anil Kling
Ir. Marshall
Kelg
New York
Sasall
Aix
Uantel di Metit
Sunny Anilllona
Abs Naughter
Khoa Rel Topping
Greatrigy
Conn
Invitation for Geotidge to Fall Address at Iowa State Mir
President Coolldad extended an invitation for Geotidge to visit the town and deliver a speech at the Iowa state fair. Government officials and Senate members were notified, with Craimming tasked to coordinate GOP attendance and related ceremonial duties.
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Coolldad Wee
Iowa State
Mir
Ber J
Iecrutiva
Vow
Klnvull
Craimming
Athine
Exchange Bealering Record on New York Finch Market
Exchange Bealering reports a valuation around $110,000 on the New York Finch Market with a sale noted near that figure. The document references a figure close to $6,000 of the stated amount and mentions historical context dating to 1820.
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New York
New York Finch Exchange
Unclear OCR item on New York and legal figures
Fragmentary text mentions Rantom, Witham J. Reon, and Charles B. Whit ch as legal allies. References a miswritten sum of 3248,600 from Mozer Turina and a confession of 1 1,300,600 of TorRartea. Names and details are garbled. no clear event or outcome discernible.
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Rantom
New York
Witham J. Reon
Public Service
Sd Wily Coufl Juntico
Axcloy
Charles B. Whitch
WAM Inem Monege
Mbstreet
Capain
Amaty Revalue Shoeka
Mozer ‘Turina
Hanson
Assiilout
Thaiclet
Focara
Iowa State News Briefs Highlight Local Developments and Debts
A compilation of Iowa events reports farm loans, road work, and city finances. Notable items include street improvements funded by state programs, a property annexation decision, a gas tax debate, and statewide agricultural output notes. Authorities reported 2 million dollars in jute improvements and rail updates, with municipal budgets reflecting significant expenditures and tax considerations.
Fragmentary Message From An Unknown Coast Line
Fragments describe a coastal scene with names and places such as Altona and Kalekerhoukers, hinting at a wreck, water, chairs, and a strange narration. The text blends distorted names, odd phrases, and unreadable segments, suggesting a late era message or garbled transcription without clear news.
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Helglan
Srilly
Tviestet
Hamden
Wari
Altona
Dew Ne Nintwarnd Kee Cole's Cattiailantve in the house
The text appears as garbled OCR with names and phrases that do not form a clear event. It mentions individuals and places in a fragmented way, lacking verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Cole
Renee
Renee Amaiers
W. Cath Cay Rackford
Mother Gros’s Syect Lowdain for Children Adverts
Mothers urged to keep Mother Gros’s Syeel Lowdain for Children at home to ease sickly schoolchildren. The ad promises relief from fevers and coughs with a tonic claimed to stimulate vitality, targeting parents seeking a remedy forongoing child illnesses.
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