Eastbound rail tariffs to apply from Pacific coast
Railways plans partial rate increases for eastbound shipments from Pacific coast terminals. New tariffs affect canned goods, canned salmon, dried fruit and ice, with rates to cover eastern territories. Washington official pushes immediate action to waive long and short haul clauses, seeking Interstate Commerce Commission approval. Repesentatives from the Fa ville coast join efforts to influence the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Ghicsigo-Reiucttads
G. W. Lica
Ager
Commission
Cablera
Tne
Vermina
Interstain
Washington
California Trail
Republican
New York
Faville Coast
Intersinic Commerce
Mab and Whips White Flan At Country Lashing
An alleged assault case in Dallas involving a 12 year old white girl led to a mob action. John T. Moore, a 20 year old white man, was dragged to a country spot by masked men and given 25 lashes with a blacksnake, then held on a bond release. Moore denied coercion and claimed the girl induced impropriety in his hotel room.
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Mab
Dallas
South
John T. Moore
Moore
Merv Mul
Msi
Dante
Iowa
Fort Tango
Darby
Jwatten Jy HH
Wickman
Chariton
Gramity Te
Resensora
Agsessora
Rubber Courony
Creston
Atlantic
Union County
Batley
Andy
Cake
Will Albor Hasky
Crestan
Kev
Teving F. Wade
Paatar
Thie
Christian Chyireh
Iowk City
Fows Mistelee Association of Churches
Tau
War Begloa
Laretani
Achaban
Ceargh Gleagan
Tita Rockafellow
Inehriane Wari
Finegan
Benjamin Anderson
Agdiorada
Ceraner i Wilcox
United States
James Hun
D-yaareld
Ewara
Kuukuk
Kent
Peden J. G. Witthay
Pitorneya
Enrrynkam
Wright County
Minny Agato
Tgton
Ceoston
Kat
Elm Street Rik Road
Uyrlings
Irving Mra
Mate Tee Mott
Alyn Hudson
Nahe
Bis
No Coal No Beer Threat Looms London
The text reports a chaotic strike mood where British brewers warn of a beer famine amid coal shortages. Brewers threaten to halt brewing, linking supply cuts to coal restrictions, signaling potential beer shortages and economic tension.
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London
Americas
German officer to be tried for war crimes
The report claims the first German war crime case ends with a conviction and mentions that Sergeant Tmen would face up to two years in prison after a controversial trial. It also notes coalition parties winning 221 seats in Italy and predicts a 227 seat majority in the next chamber of deputies.
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Levirlé
Germany
Tmnen
Titus
Hinen
Diume
Haly
Rlote In Ireland Report On Armed Clash At Newport Mayo
In Newport County Mayo clashes erupted as 19 pollies and 3 Sinn Fein fighters engaged. Reinforcements outflanked ground forces. one comrade was killed and a district inspector wounded. Several sapul licana were also injured.
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Rlote
Ireland
Didtin
Sinn Paine
Newport
County Mayo
Dublin Castle
Stan Fofaere
Spector
America to join League of Nations urged by Lloyd George
A disputed speech urges American participation in European peace efforts. Lloyd George argues that the United States must help Europe out of hatred and feuds, insisting America cannot stay apart while global interdependence grows. Ambassador Harvey counters that the U.S. will not join any league or commission, while proposing limited cooperation.
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Louies
Europe
Lloyd Georgs
Amd
Idoud George
Priicge Fonds
Wwe
Mereonles
Amerien
America
Tong Brother
Duke of
Connnight
Harvey
Arish
United States
Cnnpot
League of Nations
Abe
Asmerica
Pacific
Germany
Hugs
Ued
Franklin Lane dead former interior secretary dies after heart attack
Former U S interior secretary Franklin K Lane dies in a hospital from angina pectoris. The obituary notes his birthplace, education at the University of California, and marriage to Miss Anne Auvermute of Toronto. Also mentions family details and a son born to Mr and Mrs Franklin Lane in Los Angeles.
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Interior
Rochester, Inn
Anglia Peck
Borhenier
Mins
Jeonk- Nu HK
Lane
Whitey Pitt
Gradtiqtuld
Lana
Anne Auvermute
Toroina
Wish
Thee
Mees
Tang Kaurtitind
Whetitaston
Tae Angeles, Gul
Six Die in Italian Fights Amid Turmoil
Reported clashes in Italy leave three dead and several wounded as government forces clash with rebels near Chluefy Tus. Authorities say four wounded are in critical condition and curfew remains.
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Kone
Atsardon
General Klow Arazesinated in Mexico City May Day
Fragmented report from Mexico City references General Klow and an assassination within a wartime department structure. The text is garbled but hints at a notable act connected to wartime leadership, with unclear affiliations to named offices and dates.
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Klow
Honor to Mme Curie at White House ceremony
A formal presentation to Marie Curie was made by the President at the White House to honor her scientific achievements in radioactivity research. High officials attended the ceremony and a committee announced a $1,000,000 fundraising goal for continued work.
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Washington
Mio
Prest
Curbe
Varls
Aan
Tuken
Les Nation
Akhoest
Tawidlig
Atme
Curlo
Erisiz
Cha Radiant
Intervention Call Ignites Labor Peace Fears
In Washington May 24 a prediction the open industrial struggle will erupt in Alatama prompted a call for federal intervention. The Antlers Civil Liberties Officers claim violations of civil rights occurred during a recent strike ended by state militia. They urge Labor Secretary Davia to investigate conditions in the state and allege fines and penalties against workers will be pursued.
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Washington
Alatama
Federa! Bovermnott
Atderscan
Anton Ofleers
Reeselary of
Labor
Davia
WC 15
Eivil Vete
Federal Department
Big Four Men to Hold Meet in Joint Conference
Four prominent figures plan a conference in Mileage amply tied to North Argenton and Tar board decisions. A $500 reward is offered by the Anilent Tex press for the clearest and most concise information from those who reduced wagers on the matter.
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Finton
North Aroorton
Amy Joly Capeller
Wigevan
Brotherhood
Church Hits Sunday and anajage Sreary Stuntay Unoindaa
Unclear OCR text yields no coherent event. Readable fragments reference Sunday themes and a mind focus but names, places, and actions are not decipherable. Summary cannot extract a concrete person, organization, date, or outcome from the broken source.
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Winans Dake
Hashullon
Sunny
Anajage
U S Weekly Market Report Highlights Weakness Across Commodities
A week of fluctuating prices shows mixed signals in grains and dairy with corn and wheat futures retreating while oats and barley hold near steady. Dairy stocks press, beef and veal prices inch higher, and oranges lead regional increases as production outlooks vary by region.
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Buren
Market Waaiinglan
Nel Ray
Yoo
Bolin
Ranern
Belek Cobbler
New York
TMF
Texay
Eneken Lea
Candie
Fleper
Alanda
Ohfo
Tmilyan
Michigan
Minnesota
Bataly Ucnato
Tuytern
Wvltig
Chicago
Neston
Pariadelphia
Lillia ‘Aciely
Echoone
Cuele
Eales
Holfees
Sacha Atta
Owen
Hunger Aids Silesia Peril In Wartime Message
A garbled wartime dispatch mentions hunger in Silesia and peril for civilians. References to relief efforts and international aid appear amid disrupted text. Individuals and groups are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece hints at humanitarian concern and Allied responses.
Five State tn triste Anclinch May 2ae-Hiviy See we MEI a aMStelee
Five state event details appear garbled but reference meetings, a May date, and a notable figure described as the tallest man in the world. The passage mentions Paterson and various locations with unclear context and missing outcomes.
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Eanbyay
Trelianil
Pauty Serra
Price Trends Show Sharp Decreases Since 1914
Long report analyzes rising costs for shatter, fuel, light and clothing, noting dramatic drops in some items since 1914. It cites 2048 estimates with percentages indicating decreases in coal, lighting, and clothing while rents and shelter costs show varying movements. Details reference analysis by national food and goods commission and wage-tarners’ groups.
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Xory
Piianté Diene
NTF
Rts
Auly
Mythas
Vent
Sundeios
Chief Justice White Dies After Illness
Chief Justice White of the United States Supreme Court died after an illness. He had served as a veteran jurist and was connected with the high court since his appointment. The death ends his long career in the judiciary amid a period of national affairs. Former associates and officials mourn the loss of the jurist.
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Whebligton
Douglass White
Supreme Cout
White
HAYS INSPECTS AIR LINE Rew TOUR
Obscure OCR text mentions Hays inspecting an air line tour and a funeral, with garbled data about states, persons, and dates. The readable fragments suggest airline or aviation oversight activity and local notices, but specifics are unclear.
Morbid Fire and Violent Deaths Haunt Towns
A garbled account lists multiple incidents including a fatal gunfire near Darby, a barn destruction tied to Frank Parizak, and various accidents and murders across several towns. The report notes casualties from gunshot, a rollover crash, and hangings, with references to local officials, churches, and a canning factory.
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Kine
Lloyd George Pugfis
Britiah
Ameria
Franklin K. Lane
Jist
Walt Rolle
Boa. Mn
Mme, Curie
Gram of Radin
Qantritttona of
Thoisands
American Civil Liberties Union
Alabama
Uniansle
Ciledge
Texpress
Owsineger Ff
U.S. Weekly Market Report
Silesia
Tandon
Ovey Paterson
Furtergvig
Atay Shings
Finn
Coes
Filey
Induarial Conference Board
Risa
Fall of Arc
Ingrense
Hays
Podmaster General
Washlnpton
Tomaly
Balers
Dwn Mall
ORY
Vahl Popes
Ane
Kousaly
Romtanol Meadhgianesy
New
York
Amlinny
Simons
Je Us
Hurtin
Muy Safi
Ate
Epperson
Kentucky
Faral Marto
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