SLAIN BY OUTLAW ON THE TRAINSIDE OUTRAGE
Police report the Sheriffs in Grand Forks to Wahipeton say a starar, 16 Rawin Rust, was killed when an outlaw attacked a prisoner on a trail highway train. The incident occurred as the train moved through Wahipeton NX. Immigration commissioner Henry Curran reports a limited number of aliens landed at Fille Island with 1,660 admitted adults.
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King of Trails
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Grand Forks
Wahipeton
Betha
Allene
New
New York Babies More Likely To Thrive Than Others
A survey found New York infants more likely to live healthily than those born in Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Boston Baltimore Pittsburgh Newark New Orleans Kansas City Milwaukee Washington Indianapolis and other major cities, highlighting regional differences in early child health.
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Humber
America
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Tutsburg
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Newark
New Orleans
Kansas City
Moz Indianauis
Deries City
Rochester
Dehiver
Knife battle over $12 ends in stabbing in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Iowa James Wolfe is in critical condition after a knife fight with Delmar Sperke over a $12 dispute. Wolfe was stabbed six times and wounded with a lung injury feared serious. Sparks received only a scalp wound as the altercation began when Sparks claimed Wolfe snatched $12.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
James Wolfe
Delmar Sperke
Wolfe
Sparks
Fiscal Years Surplee Carve and Budget Balance
Government reports fiscal year ends with an estimated balance of ordinary receipts over expenditures of about 316,000,600. Gen HM Lord, director of the bureau of the budget, says the figure is more favorable than two weeks prior. President Hard announces the year will close with a balance. Various global dispatches note resignations, a porch collapse injuring eleven, a major lumber fire in San Bernardino destroying about 8,000,000 board feet, and a murder case in Council Bluffs.
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Weekington
D. C
HM. Lord
Hardfmg
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe Railway’ ‘Company
U Nations Clash Over Foreign Ship Prohibition Rules
Controversy rises as the United States pressures foreign governments to enforce prohibition. Diplomats here warn explaining the policy will be difficult while U S insists foreign ships must not come within the zone. Statements from officials indicate a firm stance against evasion of the ban.
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U. & Lands
Moist
Washington, D. U
United States
Denver speech and party tension push prohibition debate
The article discusses a Denver speech amid Republican infighting over the tariff on prohibition and the 1924 nomination. It notes President Harding's likely renomination, opposition from some Republicans, and the stance of pro prohibition forces. It also mentions Senator Johnson of California and labor unrest linked to the United Mine Workers and related incidents in Wisconsin.
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Denver
Annouhelig
Champlor
Willa
United States
Niram Aghuson
Caliifornia
el Jatinson
Mardley
Andady
le California Sanmtar
Temblican
War on wet candidates drives labor unrest in 1924 protests
The article details a broad anti candidate movement led by the Industrial Workers of the World along the Pacific coast and the Pacific Northwest. It describes organized strikes, publicity in newspapers, and calls for rent and wage actions, with references to specific figures and locations highlighting labor conflict and political tension.
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Westtryue
O—Rians
and Autaon League of América
New Snanera
Partland
Industrial Workers of the World
Pacific
Stefke Eoon
Faint hints of a wide range in payments and staffing
Fragmented OCR mentions a $6,000 payment link and payroll questions. It references cities and organizations like Chicago, Topeka, Sania Farath, and San Moruarding with unclear roles. A telegraph-like message notes national construction, manufacturing, and fuel cost concerns without concrete details or dates.
May Earnings Report for Nall Elation Group in New York
In May 1922 an earnings report shows the Nall Elation Group in New York posting results centered on a May performance at BEAST ZN. The article notes a repeat of a cartilaga show and ties to TaL21OiW operations in Tacoma with the May timing.
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Nationwite
New York
Deisxatoso
Ageon
Stan
Facturars
Arta
United States
van Hrlog Alte Ag
Liebe
Elasion
T Het
Tacoma
Beast ZN
Oklahoma County Under Martial Law Announcement
A garbled report describes Oklahoma County under martial law with Governor and sheriff officials, navy and state authorities cited. It notes arrests, proclamations, and alleged threats to public safety, mentioning Campbell and Walton and court actions related to forgery and misconduct.
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Oklahoma County
Amendments Readied for Market Commission Safeguards
The document outlines changes effective September 1 1022 by the agricultural secretary to tighten provisions for individuals and firms under the market commission, including safeguards for market agents and restrictions on handling livestock to prevent losses to customers and ensure safer interstate business practices.
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Wrenington
Geman Amenumant LO
Whdor He Pachnrs
Slockyarda
Beniteg
Bie
Vosturk Commission Bialaese
Todlyg
Hondins
Membria
Amenimant
Asmures
Buainesa Ivlil
Areh Swindler Sentenced Over Forgery in Glendale Case
Areh Swindler of Glendale received a sentence exceeding one year and one month for forgery. The case involved alleged misrepresentation and an attempt to turn state’s evidence in multiple counts, with prior notoriety and mixed details from the material.
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York—Vonnid Verch
Glendale
Way
Porch
Big in Mangary Parade in Dublin Free State
A large parade in Dublin marked the Free State’s establishment with troops and bands marching from the government buildings. Richard Mulcahy led the head of the column as the event unfolded in the capital city.
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Dublin
Free State
Preadtent Coxgrove
Gomera
Richard Mulcahy
Miniater
Ontario Conservatives Win Ontario Riding Victory
Fragmented OCR text reports Conservatives securing a large majority in Ontario provincial riding results. United Partners Party appears defeated as Conservatives gain a dominant position across multiple districts, with party dynamics indicating a decisive shift in the legislature.
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Ontario
Terents
Onl
Ingompiets
Anh
Pha Conservelves
United Partners Party
Farmer Killed by Mower in Grand Island Mystery
An elderly man aged 72 was fatally injured when a mower malfunction occurred in Grand Island. Witnesses report the operator was working early dawn hours when the accident happened near a field, with bystanders seeking help but unable to save him. Police and authorities are reviewing the fragmented, unclear details to determine exact cause and identity.
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Grand Island
Charles Kate Tolsolin
Fupnier
Way
Fae Gsey
Wauhine
Harting Diseuaags Coal Problem in National Plan
A historic article discusses President's push to address coal industry issues with a national strategy. It highlights a proposed plan to unite mining under federal guidance, aiming for a clearer understanding of problems and a coordinated solution to a vital public concern.
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Harting
Fragmentary note on queer people and society in Ayria
A garbled OCR piece presents disjointed terms about queer people, society, and an author’s imagined commentary. It references names and places in a distorted way, suggesting a controversial or prophetic monologue about identity and public reaction.
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