Labor Leader Killed in Chicago Murder Probe
In Chicago a labor leader and treasurer Tony Abiatto of the Tracklayers union was shot dead by three men. Police report the assailants escaped after firing. witnesses and authorities offer few descriptions. The district incident area is known as a rough neighborhood nicknamed the murder corner. Abiatto’s widow recalls the moment she learned of the killing. The motive remains unclear, with speculation of internal labor strife and potential threats.
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Tony Abiatt
Coristrnetton
Blin
Abinal Wag
Aul
Ste
Nad Rot
Midland Promoters and Officials Indicted in Mail Fraud Case
Former Hildman Packing officers Burlingame and associates were seized in California after a secretive visit to Sioux Falls. Noted criminal lawyer J M Parsons, linked to Midland officials, appeared in Sioux Falls and left before a scheduled meeting with the district foreman.
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Sioux City
Burlingame
Hidlans Packing Company
Sovy Bakoia
Califorte
Sioux Falls
S. D
Parsons
Mainex
Midland
Lioux
Rabiglant
B. J. Darran
Ford Club Plans Detroit Bid for Ford Presidential Run
Detroit area Ford supporters organize a club to explore Henry Ford's potential independent candidacy for president. Members say Ford has shown openness to the race if the party backs him, with discussions centering in Dearborn and prominent figures from Case-Horn backing the idea.
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Detroit
Mene-Formoumat Organiza
Ford
Chub
Bod Ventiine of
Coiriatre
Henry Foard
Lye
Mearborn
Case- Horn
Rail workers to vote on strike action across unions
About 1.2 million railway workers in affected unions will vote on a potential strike as the labor board orders wage and bonus reductions and sets a return date for employers to comply. The vote was organized by the unions under board direction with a deadline around June 30.
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Fiall
Cinemnati
Raibroad Labor Board
Radderis
Deoiml
Duva
Wilar
Is’ Shoperatin
Ube
Famous Butler Deported From New York Society
August Probst, a young Swiss butler linked with Fitteburgh society girls at the Holling Rock club, was deported on the Mauretania after being charged with entering America without a passport. The incident sparked outrage among his accusers who alleged he spurred others to pursue him.
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York
August Probst
Fitteburgh Society
Holling Rock
Tia Grinids
Mauretania
America
Ready to Discuss War on Paris in Foreign Attacks
Incoherent OCR fragment describes confusion over wartime discussion between France and the United States. It notes finance officials and political terms, implying readiness? The text is garbled and unclear about specific events or dates.
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Paris
United States
Polucare
Death Notice for Lilian Russell Geng in Pitabure Pa
Lilian Russell Geng of Pitabure Pa is reported dead after a brief illness of ten days. The obituary notes her passing during retirement from her recent duties. Further details of survivors or services are not provided in the fragment.
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Lilian Russell Geng
Pitabure
Alexander Py Moore
Lillien Hussell
Sronkhart Easy Winner In Des Moines Primary
Des Moines reports show Sronkhart winning the Republican nomination for U.S. senator from Iowa after Monday’s caucuses. The ballot counted 246 of 259,984 votes with Sronkhart securing a strong statewide victory margin.
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Sronkhart
Des Moines
Sinti
W. Brookbare
Washington
Fawa
al Waxnem
Mamjadton
Zolturus
Senate defense bill battle shapes future national guard funding
President and Senate leaders clash over army and national guard provisions in the defense appropriation bill. Harding voices concern over reduced training funds and urges Senate items of 9 3 million while House cuts threaten training and reserves. Washington coal market signals price climbs as Hoover extends price controls and miners push for higher rates.
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Martine Faa Teller
Chateman Warren
Sénate
Senate
Tia Bousi
Wwe
Beteen House
Trarding
House
National Guard
Harding
Youngest Death Row Inmate At Sing Sing
New York Sing Sing is set to execute its youngest inmate Angelo Tumberello, 18, for murder committed at age 11. Jurors urge commuting the sentence to life, arguing for clemency. The case involved a lover’s quarrel, with prosecutors leaning toward life imprisonment if commuted.
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New Yorks
Sing Sing
Angelo Tumberello
Tumberello
Tuuce
Miller
Yeyaiti
Torty Calsamod
Tsath Ibe Susthoe
New Hospitals for Veterans Planned in Multiple States
Washington officials announce a plan to build veterans bureau hospitals for treatment at Liberty Ohio and Knoxville, with four more in Chillicothe Ohio and Tacoma Washington. A lease aid for three hospitals at Muskagea Ohio is proposed for Mesaneuve, announced by Director Forbes.
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New Hospitale For Veterans
Washington
D. C
Veterans' Bureau
Liberty
Knorgsllc
Chillicothe
Tacoma
Wash
Muskagea
Ohis
Mesaneuve
Forbes
New President for Viadiventon Promoted
Viadiventon announces Gen Meterseleh as the new president of the Viadivostok government succeeding the previous head. Details of the transition and regional leadership shifts are reported as the administration reshapes the local governance.
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Viadiventon
Viadivostok
Gen. Meterseleh
Elseady
Wudiventok J
Troops To Remain On Rhine After Allied Talks
In a cautious note Secretary Weeks announced that American forces will stay on the Rhine. Talks with Germany and Rome led to a plan to retain a small garrison at Coblenz and nearby installations, with two battalions at the Eight Foundry, pursuing homeward duty by June 20.
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Rhine
D. C
Germany
Rome
Amieelenu
Coblegx
Che
Amerigon
Weeks
Denisian
Ween
Cullens Mig
Batalla
Ue Eight Foundry
Poincaire Wins In Chamber And Premier Potucaire Vote
In the chamber of deputies the Parla Tua coalition backed Premier Potucaire with a 434 to 168 confidence vote. Pajneara warned of dangerous attempts to manipulate the loan question, signaling moves to harden France’s stance against Germany and protect international loans.
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Poincaire
Chamber
Parla
Tua
Chamber’ of Deputies
Potucaire
Pajneara
France
Germany
Bond Hurdle Amid Personal Crisis In Des Moines
Des Moines man failed to post a $20 bond to stay out of jail, facing a mounting personal crisis after being held on a firearms charge. The 29 year old, identified as James, was arrested on arduction charges and had a $100 bond set. he could not meet the required payment to secure release.
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Des Moines
Jett
Ister James
Sirta
Clinton
Blaine
Arthur
Zuniperman
Phallis -Corerete
Willan
Aq Hessiltal
Unisele
Iis
Mathewa
Maronga
Tranistiklin of
Blood
Lawn City
Ahbout
Edward Kelsogili
le Nas Tees
Oxven
Anthony
Monnigian
Inelie
Okoboil
Gibson
Rudywack
Uiarelel
Jawa
Thia Elna
Widntnig
Heards
Detter Ares
Fourlesn University
Lydia Tlaberp Chamberlain
Columbia
Algo
Coc
Nna
Ames
Cornell
Es Moines
Drake
State Teachera College
Morningside
Parsgus
Simpaon
Upper Iowa
Bixtean
Ofc
Almmeyealie
Treagarera
Tlarey T. Walch
Swan Wan
Wort Leavenworth
Fife
Robbery at Rowen Residence Nets $25000 in Loot
In Los Angeles two armed men tied Rowen and her maid, ransacked the residence, and fled with jewelry and other valuables totaling about 25000 dollars. Police are investigating the home invasion.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ronskei
Roiners Lown
Wales
Ung
Rowen
Anna Fosberg
Lin Bouwgs
Two Filers Killed In Mountain Crash Disaster
Two air crew members, Tex New Jenkins Jr. of El Paya and Sergeant Arthier Juenglinn of the Twelfth Observation, were burned to death when their airplane crashed into a mountain side and was destroyed by fire near El Paro, El Paya.
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el Paro
Prominent Farmer Killed by Blast Accident
In Migrestord district, farmer Johnann, a well known local grower, was inspecting a rock blast when the charge exploded prematurely. His head was blown off in the accident, shocking the community and prompting a safety review.
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Hlowx
Guel
Jobnann
Two Bandits Slain in Pontiac Michigan Case
A chaotic report details the firefight in Pontiac where two bandits were killed. An officer involved in the exchange is wounded as the pursuit unfolds through Metamora and nearby areas, with local authorities investigating the incident.
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Pontiac
Woman Spends 36 Years in Bed After Injury
In Kipton a wife named Mrs Wickham remained bed-bound for 36 years following a stroke or illness. Neighbors recall she never rose, spoke rarely, and only moved to attend to basic needs. Medical aides and local figures reported ongoing paralysis and family attempts to care for her at Wickham Farm as the town watched and waited.
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Kipton
Aleximter
Wieklum
Ted
Willie
Wiekimmy
Wickham
Herrong
Wickham Farm
Unclear fragmentary text from a local page
The readable portion shows garbled words and names, with no clear event or person context. No verifiable entities or dates emerge to form a coherent summary.
Education of the farmer and agricultural colleges
Comprehensive discussion of the farmer's calling and the push for agricultural education in Canada. Describes the role of agricultural colleges, government support, experimental farms, and research in improving farm practice. Highlights the need for intelligent farming, practical instruction, and a national program to elevate rural education and productivity.
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Prdfoxston
Alves
Avalaliity
Hom Og Sal
Wales
Diedrer
Hinself
Roel
Turner
Lin Werk
Canada
Universit Demu
Athena
Mortinds
Drewer Mit
Witturtown
South Dunks
Exquisite scented exmortval treat draws curious buyers
Odd ad copy touts an exquisitely scented product likened to baby powder and a luxury beauty item. Mentions various European sounding terms and catalog-like offerings, inviting readers to explore the delicate fragrance and cultural curiosities.
Opening of Mr Norte Bridges Inquiry
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions bridges and insurance context. Readers see references to opening, an individual named Mr Norte, and questions about insurance for bridges. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
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Alwaye
Mr Norte
Airy P
Amd
Livi
Huey
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