Many Crooks in Mall Service Cleared of Robberies
Washington report says 49 of 460 employees in New York registry division hid similar records. Acting Postmaster General Bartlett told President and found 4 involved in arrests that helped clear up mail robberies spanning six months and nearly two million dollars. Fingerprint checks proposed for all 16,008 New York office workers to curb unsavory elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Discovery Hirdugh
Tiger Printing
New York
Post- Taeiur
Bartlett
New York Niles
Afr
Gartlete
Barnleth
Morgan
Kimeele
Rail Firemen Enter Politics Debate at International Brotherhood
A motion carried unanimously at the convention of the International Brotherhood of Firemen and Entinemen to cooperate with other labor organizations. Political activity by members was barred by the organization’s law.
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Piston
Trs
Ollieiad
Ob Potsics
International
Loraivoliye
Entinemen
Isbor
Broherhold
Lue Brotherigod
Héreio
Dostitia’s
Tragic Concrete Slip Kills Six Workers at Farm Site
In Wanaque New Jersey a concrete pour at a Weider farm for the North Jersey district water supply commission collapsed, burying six workers under a torrent of semiliquid concrete. Three others escaped serious injury as the incident halted reconstruction work and prompted an official investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weider
North Jérsey District Water Supply Commission
Lutherans to conduct services in English hereafter
The Minnesota conference of the Lutheran church voted at its annual convention to use English in conducting services. Since its organization years ago, the synod has used Swedish in its services and now transitions to English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL Perez
Snun
Minnesota
Augusti Ua Synod
Synod
Trial verdict in Sargent case clears H P Palio in Wilson death
A court in Sargent delivered a verdict in the Kilting Brother case on the death of John Wilson. H P Palio, accused of killing Wilson, was found not guilty by reason of self defense. Palio and his sister, Wilent's wife, were taken from Kilting to the trial venue for the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rete Bow
John Wileon
Sargent
H. P. Palio
Palla
Wilent
Pallo
Wilson
Farmers Endorse Edison Effort in U S Senate Retirement Aid
The Kansas Wheat Growers association and Farmers Union of Kansas commend Thomas A Edison for recommending retirement aids in the United States Senate. Wichita hosts annual education event praising continued farmer support and use of farm loans and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wichita
Kap
Kansas Wheal Growers Association
Efforte
Thomas A. Edison
United States Senate
Farmers’ Union of
Karena
War Time Offenders Freed in Washington D C Announcement
The department of matiia Chal Preethomt Harding commuted the sentences of Joseph 4 Gordon Allan H. Welde and George 2. Dockm, all of Chicago, convicted of War time offenses. The commutation is effective immediately.
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Washington
DD. C
Department of Matiia Chal Preethomt
Harding
Joseph 4. Gordon
Allert H. Welde
George 2. Dockm
Chicago
Steamer Androg Strikes Mud Near Fort Mifflin
British steamer Androg rests in mud near Fort Mifflin while a collision with Metmehin Jr. damages the river edge. no fatalities reported. In Washington, a secretary orders actions on federal reserve certificates before June 16, with related debt instruments maturing June 15, 1922.
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Paladetphia
Androg
Metmehin Jr
F. Alexander
Fort Mifflin
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Sel Jon
Federal Reserve Banka
al Gar
Appointment of Mer Pariend J Mahoney Bishop of Mocere
Announcement from Hope Plus, MLE, naming Mer Pariend J Mahoney as Bishop of the Mocere of Stour Wath. The Vatican confirmed the appointment amid internal church discussions and official ceremonies scheduled for later this year.
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Lowe
Mer
J. Mahoney
Wishop
Mocere
Stour Wath
Hope Plus
Mle
Vaticoun
Death Toll Rises In Tragic Near Disaster On Ocean
A French sea disaster leaves nearly a hundred dead with 243 rescued. Among the missing are two American women, Mrs. M. b. Sitler and Miss VM. Never, both en route to Tangier. The liner Egypt sank after collision with a French steamer near the Seine banks. Cap Iracan aided rescue efforts nine miles away. The Egypt’s purser reported the ship drifted only 20 minutes after the crash amid dense fog and siren alerts.
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Egypt
Incendiary Plot Exposed at New York Shop
A New York police raid exposed an incendiary plot at the Ming Toy Footery on Broadwes and Play-first streets. Gasoline soaked floors and rags, a five-gallon car wrapped in soaked papers, and scattered newspapers indicated large-scale arson preparations tied to Abe Attell and E. B. Tausend. In Belfast, a historic raid saw police sweep Ulster detaining hundreds of Irish Republican Army officers and Sine Penn members as the government moved to suppress rebel groups.
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New York
Munurtea Club
Broadwes
Play-first Street
Ming Toy’ Uootery
Abe Attell
EB. M. Tausend
North Ireland
Belfast
Ireland
Ulster
Srmy
Vorthers
Republican Army
Irish Republican Brotherhood
All County Arées
Big Increase To Auto Output In April At Wadebington
Production of passenger automobiles in April reached 152,521 units, up 30 percent from March as reported by the Department of Montingres. Truck production totaled 21,544 vehicles, up from 19,449 in March, with both figures the highest for any of the two preceding months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadebington
D. C
Department of Montingres
Maren
North Ireland Leader Faces Cabinet Shakeup After Killing
North Ireland premier Sir James Craig orders a special cabinet meeting and regal with ores following the killing of three Water Parliament members on a boat trip to business. The premier declared a “fuse setting fon” was called for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ireland
Brain
Heimel
W. Jaredell
Water
Bia Wey
James Craig
RonduuelAg
Performer Killed In Drop At Bon Francisco Circus
An aerial circus performer, Bon Francisco, died Sunday night from injuries during a parachute drop. May, the colleague on the show, fell about 60 feet after the parachute failed, striking in a cemetery after the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Francisco
Cal
Wesley May
May
Redeem Victory Notes Voice from Treasury Announcement
Washington notes a treasury statement calling attention to redeem 40 year accrued interest on Victory notes. Secretary Melon urges redemption to settle 8 percent notes issued June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Melon Sud
Treasury
For Equal Suffrage. Rom Signer Macieliana Bill in deputies
A fragment reports a socialist figure Rom Signer Macieliana in the vehainier of deputies backing a bill toward equal suffrage for women. The wording is garbled but suggests advocacy for equal terms and rights among genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom Signer Macieliana
Fan
Vehainier of Deputies
Frane
Railroads urged to cut freight rates after White House talks
Washington leaders push for lower freight charges as railroad presidents meet with President Harding and Secretary Christian. After hours of discussions at the White House, presidents vote to seek member agreement on a plan and report suggested steps to reduce shipping costs while keeping government regulation in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Prestels
Harding
Yale
Yrestdmu
Volenbury
Mardin
Cone
Local Execution Report on Texan Outlaw Winters
In Winters Texas a man named Winters was burned at the stake in the courthouse yard as a crowd watched. He confessed to attacking a girl near Leonidas and fled after a long chase with bloodhounds pursued, while another accomplice was captured and taken to Houston for interrogation.
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Antes
Tex
Winters
Leonidas
Houston
Jewel Thefts On Liner Stun New York Minn Trip
A mysterious robbery on a liner reported in New York and Minnesota details a loss of 306,000 in jewelry. Avonislawa fini: frusht vor chenka arcsvinyy in Qsport and other garbled text describe frantic searches, but no trace of the thief or jewels is found among passengers.
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New York
Minn
Avonislawa Fini
Qsport
Mille Atlantic
Tie Haat
Woman Rustler Found Dead in Kemmerer Wy
A woman rustler, the only female ever to be jailed for cattle theft in the area, was found dead near her home in Kemmerer. Officials report the death occurred after she entered the state service and began a duty assignment, with local investigators treating the incident as a fatality tied to a prior offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Anna
Wantellan
Hero
Warooned by Flood Tonight Sports Scene Report
A flood threat affected 60 ranchers and nearby districts as officials monitored rising waters. The Stanitatoe Fives faced delays in practice and safety concerns for participants and spectators amid the unsettled conditions.
Unclear OCR Fragment About Harvard Event
Fragmented readable text hints at a Harvard related event or rumor involving an autronamer side merun and a cred mutiny. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings making entities and actions uncertain. No recoverable names, dates, or places are clearly identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Somet. Rinhted
Onbrlige
MaRy
Harvaed Pi Trau Clinical Abiserestary
Niet
Menvery
Ewiadt
Autronamer
Merun
Gare
Shoewarkers Strike at Wilrin Bre Workers Rally
A disrupted labor action saw workers at the Wilrin Bre plant strike, with Winker and other unions protesting production delays. The walkout began after a failed wage negotiation, drawing attention from local officials and industry observers. Talks aimed to avert further disruption at the Cinefinath Yewt facility and related sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoewarkers
Wilrin
Thy Cinefinath
Mob Slay Accused Slayer Case Stated Incomplete
A garbled report describes a murder investigation in Onin with unnamed victims. The fragment mentions police, a hotel, and a local association but lacks clear facts, names, dates, or outcomes beyond listing officials and places.
Nepra Boy Burned at Blakes Davishoro
A boy named Nepra was burned at Blakes Davishoro in Georgia. The blaze touched a crowd, with about 3000 people present. Firefighters battled flames as a woman and others aided the injured. Death followed in the chaotic scene described with limited, unclear detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepra
Blakes
Davishoro
Charles
Debra
Tab Tnrian
Mra
Maboth Kitehens
Regan Oll
Lie
Neitea
Gali
Execution Halted By Governor In New York
A fragmentary report notes a halted execution of Julie Kaninwassur scheduled for the week by Governor MEMO Ely Ww HrovanT Te Mie. The event, tied to The Xavier Wor KranbMt, involves high security and a farewell at the site. Date and details remain secret.
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New York
Iowa
Julie Kaninwassur
Cov
Xavier
KranbMt
Mortimer Hhornan
Pauneel
Heelle
Xovertiar
Kinney
Mesazo Conflict Report Sees Rebels Defeated Near Vera Cruz
War brief from Mesozio notes City-secretary at war cor rand in Tabasco. Reports say Pronlert’s cackling alarm, Segovia leads forces toward Vera Cruz, Zaragoca flight cited as rebellion collapses near Paliian shite. Rebels defeated. many captured.
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Mesica
Corrand
Wag
Pronlert
Stata
Tabasco
Joye Segovia
Zaragoca
Vera Cruz
Sara
Ueli
Arrests in Gly Ashbery Row Ye over concert theft case
Authorities report arrests linked to a $4,500,000 bonus theft from United Staser Wits hero involving clerks at a concert. A confession file mentions Inspector Mark Van Seehen and arrests in Ma Ncascanlon January with references to federal penalties. Continuous confusion in the source yields unclear names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gly Ashbery
United Staser Wits
Hoatoffles Inspectora
Mark van Seehen
Stoky
Azalen
Panitentiars
I Ihanth
Toy
Atarelt
More Trouble for Doddge in Detroit Boxing Clash
Fragmentary OCR mentions Detroit and boxing figures Tobey and Cr 9, with a dispute involving Frank and a $10,000 payment tied to Tadge’s clacks. Readable names include Dodge and Digalody. The text is garbled but suggests a legal or financial boxing-related dispute with a recovery claim and payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doddge
Detroit
John Digalody
Alan Dodge
Mee
Alburt Va
Tiny
Difeniante
Frank
Tadge
Seeks to Cancel Traine Mineo and NoV- Tha Misnaurt Paeltte
The case concerns the cancellation of a railway parilla between Omak and Auburn amid a dispute over a proposed line. The plaintiff alleges annual losses around 40,000 dollars due to alleged cheating by Gaede Uiacs and others in the way naleert parila.
Arrest of PL Leader Sparks Hazy South Dakota Row
A garbled report alleges a PL leader arrest involving multiple names and places, referencing a minister, a hawk in North Dakota, and a court action. The fragment hints at charges and a sum of $216,078 but lacks coherent details or clear entities to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargo
Willian Lomke
Tore
Ainaem
Filme Ustrien
Hig Iranater
Dakati
Aruna Bare
Local Rural Ledger Counts Sudden Losses and Accidents
A flood of brief notices reports a series of tragedies and mishaps across rural communities. Notable items include a fatal electric shock during a farm task, a drowning in the Shot River near Short Mock, and a house fire that killed a husband and wounded his wife who tried to intervene. Additional notes cover a court resolution honoring a state agriculture official, a fatality from a car collision, and various industrial and farm accidents affecting residents in Clarion, Manly, Port Meds0, and nearby towns with mentions of local institutions and farms.
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Pornter
Ldyar Fu
Caralins
Wits
Hudachalgers
Alutroasan
Manly Stoi
Iwwa College For
Wieton Prufingie
Airea
Haltroad
Weex Bayo Neon Givan Willeday Woah
Kart Gnery
Indar
roCtition
Grace Cartaz
Croaton
Owor
Mer
Owen
Uhurman
Styles
Martin Stone
Gentral
Hata Sou
Watertown Hospital
Dne
John Neshit
Citerna Houseman
Atsu
Neshit
Sheldon
Ayt
Etshth
State Board of
Axriculture
Gretawrer
Wi W. Morrow
Arta
Shellon
Na Kishan
Charaeter
Me Morrow
Banra
Fred Alirans
Connell Blutts
Fim
A. J Cole
Brito College
Alvin
Ani
Tovena
Cifierteala
Wa State Chamber of Comite Tat
Bavne
Ritmo Wea
Pek
Slirilig
Change of Life Woman's Trial Story from Motsgpatla
Emma Culver of Wingola, Winola district, reports relief from a decade long change of life symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes months of bedridden sickness and fatigue followed by renewed strength and ability to perform housework and walk several miles. The testimonial credits the remedy with reducing nervousness irritability heat flashes and headaches and promotes continued use for other women experiencing similar issues.
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Emma Culvei
WU Matrapolia
Wingia
Eth
Lydia
Pinkham
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el Ihpaweston
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Brilis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Holt
Dactar
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Kitney
Roublee Vwolland
Avery
Kavbance
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Aly
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