Roma Airship Disaster Near Norfolk Grounds Destruction
The army dirigible Roma exploded during a trial flight and crashed near the Norfolk army base. Thirty five aboard were reported dead or missing, with 12 seriously injured, as the airship fell from about 600 to 1,400 feet over the Hampton Roads area. Several passengers leaped or fell from the craft and were killed or badly burned.
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Washington, D. C
Gavy Department
Oval Suthorities
Norfolk
Army Base
Rama
Over & Music
Tos Warracks
Hampton Roads Army Base
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Kempton Roads
Almort
Ack Operators to Meet Miners in Cleveland Meeting
President John ta Lewis of the United Mike Workers vows wage talks with coal operators from Mingis Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania. A March 2 conference in Cleveland aims to avert a strike as some agitators demand the end of collective bargaining with miners.
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Ack
Chicago
John Ta Lewis
United Mike Workers of
Mingis
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvanis
Mrget
Cleveland
Iker
Pelletier Ousted From Office by Supreme Court
District Attorney Joseph A. G. Pelletier of Suffels county was removed by the supreme court after being found guilty on several counts. The charges include malfeasance misfeasance and misconduct in office. State Attorney General Allen alleged Pelletier conspired to extort and suppress judgment under threats of prosecution.
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Boxton
Joseph AG
Suffels County
Supreme Court
Con
Allen
VeNetier
Znoner
Harold Lloyd Stricken By Severe Grip in Los Angeles
Movie comedian Harold Lloyd is confined to his home in Los Angeles with a severe grip. He is attended by two nurses and caretakers. Doctors hope recovery will prevent pneumonia as his temperature remains high.
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Los Angeles
Harold Lloyd
Thi Vity
Taylor Mystery Remains Geep Los Angeles
The mystery surrounding the delaying of Willine Is lwund Taylos, a picture director, remains unresolved as investigators continue work on the case. The body of the director was found in his apartments almost three weeks ago, with little new progress reported.
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Taylor Aystery
Geep
Los Angeles
Wiiline
Islwund Taylos
Unclear historical note on approval and public works
Fragmentary OCR item references approval, locations, and dates in a Chicago area context with distant mentions of names and a public project. Details are garbled but imply a local government action and related civic items without clear outcomes or specifics.
Vietcyites Freed Amid North Raid Reports
The message from the Jerne office notes most of the sui remain released while raids in the north have further unsettled the region. A portion still held, with unclear details about captives and timelines.
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Jerne
Police Fire on Risters in Pawtucket
One man died and several were wounded when police fired shotguns into a crowd of about 2000 during a strike at a plant. Three sympathizers were arrested after officers were knocked down. J Juan Warimpean, Joseph Kinz, and Tony Regd2s were taken to a medical facility in critical condition.
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Pawtucket
Tb.s
Ono
Seriicely
Paul Plant
Jenoxe
Strikg
Juan Warsimipean
Valley Falla
Joseph Kinz
Tony
Omaha Banker Admits Bank Looting Guilty Plea
Omaha banker Yo Aluthewas, president of the HoW dehuce Moneer State bank of Owmatiny, pleaded guilty before District Judge Leste to embezzling $200,000 from his bank. Sentencing deferred to March 1. He cited personal stress and admitted wrongdoing while denying intent to harm others in the case.
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Omaha
Yo Aluthewas
Dehuce Moneer State Bank of
Owmatiny
Mathews
Whisky Heist In Delco Mich Nets 20 Barrels Stolen
Six armed men raided a village liquor warehouse in Delco near New Haven Avenue, tied up the watchman, and escaped with 20 barrels of tinned whisky. Investigation into the watchman’s failure to punch the clock led to discovery of the robbery. whisky valuation is placed around 50 thousand dollars. In Kentucky reports, a crew seized 350 to 400 liquor cases from the Pepper Distillery near Versailles, valued at about 40 thousand dollars, after three trucks and a gunman left the scene.
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Delco
Mich
Neaublenr Avene
Ha Walehorn
Po- Nee
Louisville
Versailles
Indictments Hit Rapid City Figures in Securities Case
Indictments target Parking House Heads S H Orvilla Rinehart former Democratic senate candidate and John Nurke president of Dakota Packing for alleged misrepresentations to the state securities commission as banks were held by the company. Separate indictment charges IE FL Fellows attorney with seven embezzlement counts totaling 4497 while secretary of Dakota Packing.
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Rapid City
S. H.orvilla
Rinehart
States Senate
John Nurke
Dakota Packing Company
State Securities Commission
Ele Copany
Iefl Fellows
Agg
Planes to combat rum runners discussed by prohibition leaders
The plan envisions using airplanes along the Florida coast and over water to enforce the prohibition program. Prohibition officials weigh the use of air and water patrols and wet counties in a broader effort to curb illegal liquor activity. The discussion includes who would command and where the aircraft would operate, signaling a staged approach to widening enforcement.
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Florida
Washington
Mann
Ylch
Dae
Sweet Into Senate Race in Third District
Washington reports J. Lurian B. Sweet, Republican from the Third Jaws district, announced candidacy for the Senate after Senator Kenyon's term ends. He seeks the Republican nomination in the primary to replace the retiring senator.
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Sweet
Washington
Lurian B. Sweet
Pri
Senate
Kenyon
Bank cash theft report near Greenwich bank filed
William A. Rungell, money for Greenwich bank, filed US 22,000 in currency by Wool Tes Wardil. Wardil boarded yesterday to walk toward transport at the dina downtown hunt.
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Cach
New York
Wiliam A. Rungell
Crvenwich Bank
Fonthal Team Freed After Dromore Capture
A fragment reports that the Irish football team captured at Dromore was released from Londonderry full inconstimy with the order by Viscount Fitzcellen, the vlearay.
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Fonthal
Dromore
Jayne Hy Viscount Fitcellen
Crich in Serious Condition After Relapse Incident
Reports indicate Crich remains in serious condition following a relapse at a hotel involving Taston and Moss. Authorities say the incident prompted cancellation of a feature next week. Dr Steve's assessment notes the patient is not in immediate danger.
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Crich
Taston
Moss
Dr . Steves
Mr. Cobb
Wrestling Star to Retire in May Surprise Move
New York reports that heavyweight wrestling champion Stentildus Brecke announces retirement in May to help his younger brother Wiscer, planning a final season and a return to training for a peaceful life away from the ring.
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New York
Stentildus ¢Brecke
Chapion
Plank
Bn Retro Unite
Qlane Wis Cile
Wiser
Snowslide Overturned Locomotive Near Corana Colorado
A massive snowslide buried an engine four miles west of Corana, Colo at the continental divide. Four men were killed including Vera Paul Prulson and Gourke Moz FAT, with Willan Mangarvis among the injured. Kane and Conway escaped with lighter injuries. Officials expect recovery before spring and the line may be reopened after snow removal and repairs.
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Gourke Moz Fat
Epullun Inbaror
George Buruatus
So¢Llort
Kane
Sous Conway
Tohamash
Mey
Corana
Colo
Washington General Urges Delayed Passage of Compensation Bill
Washington DC telegrams from Hanford Mac Nider to President Harding urge delaying passage of the adjustment compensation measure. He claims broad public support for delay and notes Congress is debating the matter amid calls from national veterans groups.
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Washington, D. C
Hanford MacNider
Almertcan Legion
Pres.Mont Uarding
Mases Olly
iMa
Coun Key
Congress
Father Accidentally Shoots Son in Nebraska Incident
In Alliague Nebraska a man cleaning a plate discharged a firearm and accidentally shot his son through the heart, killing him. The report notes prior incidents linking the family to accidental shootings, including an earlier incident involving a relative. Police and investigators were examining the circumstances.
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Alliague
Neb
Horses Die in Fire At Indianapolis Fair Grounds
A large brick stables structure at the Indianapolis fair grounds burned causing the deaths of about 100 horses. Three horses died immediately and two more were seriously injured as firefighters battled the blaze with cavalry motors estimated at 200000 dollars in damages.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Todinonsate Fair Grounds
Blamed for Railway Wreck in Unclear Trial Scene
In a murky report three individuals including a conductor and a named person were found guilty of involvement in a railway wreck. The case centers on collusion to wreck a train on a disputed date, with limited readable details about the defendants or precise location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norsistans
Pu—Charica Keand
Condictor
Walter Yexket
Aulher
Local Ledger Summary of Pending Investigation
Grinks Metal Patian Olea of Jersey City faces claims connected to a whisky shipment. An expert accountant described as Mrank mlotal pallu tha te maongat wea Whisky. Xorg.dolin Crenukl, a leader connected to the enterprise, remains held pending an investigation.
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Grinks Metal Patian
Olea
Jersey City
Tlort Alwcanslor
Xorg
Dolin
Fragmented OCR leads to garbled crime scene note
A garbled OCR passage describes a chaotic incident with unclear names and details. The text hints at a confrontation, possible pursuit, and a disrupted sequence of events with broken words and misreads, making specific identities or actions hard to confirm.
Unclear article fragment on ships and frozen Baltic voyage
Fragmentary report describes many ships frozen in a northern Baltic route, with American steamers and price ranges noted. Text is garbled and difficult to parse for full facts. Strong entities and precise details are missing due to damaged OCR.
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Stockholm
Orteane Siiya
Great Klan Parade in Fort Worth, Texas
A large Ku Klux Klan march occurred in Fort Worth, Texas with thousands lining the route. The demonstration drew riders and supporters from nearby towns as torches and banners filled the street.
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Pk, Worth
Fork Worth
Tex
Texad
Livingston Quita Aid Ousted and Succession Names
Resignation of South Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Livingston prompts Gay and Medias to accept the move. Former commissioner Frank M. Byrne is named to succeed Livingston, with Pierre and surrounding depots noted.
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Livingston Quita
Pierre
Lingh
Allen
Agricultura
South Dakota
Gay
Medias
Colimlasioner
Swindler Found Near Paha Beach Florida
A fugitive nicknamed Swindler has been located near Paha Beach Florida. Royal police received a telegram from the assessor of Mule County confirming the arrest and stating they will forward the required documents by telegraph to complete the extradition process.
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Chicago
Lestie Errinsgiou
Mils Dog Sweeniitter
Parsons
Paha Beach
Fla
Royal Police
Ahesist
Mule
Ua Télegrioy Sali
House Appropriation Bill Passes in House
The House approved the annual Interior Department appropriation bill without a record vote, sending it to the Senate. The measure carries about $295,000, and prior motions to reconsider and strip the surveyor general provisions in five western states were defeated by 213 to 120.
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House
Washington, DC
Senate
Interior Department
Widow Robbed of 310000 in Denver Incident
A Denver widow, Mrs J A Dayna, narrowly escaped after an assailant held a revolver to her head during a downtown robbery. The intruder demanded cash and fled with valuables valued at ten thousand dollars, while no injuries were reported.
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Denver
Army Campa Bill Pasers Senate Washington
Fragmentary OCR reads as a legislative note with names and unpaid fees relating to an estate. Mentions Washington and a Senate matter. Unclear details due to damaged text.
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Army Campa
Ban on Klan Parades Reported in Lac City
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a ban on Ku Klux Klan parades. The text refers to authorities and procedures but is garbled, with names, dates, and places unreadable, making precise details impossible to confirm.
Local officials, injuries reported in midwest incidents
A jumble of names and events cites Gov Ny and B Roydall with a range of local affairs from a United States signal service to a divorce, a court case, burglaries, a farm show, a library opening, and a murder nearby. Names include Rawson Kenyon Ames Cedar Rapids and many others.
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Ie Farge
Moles Bank
YM. CG
Piro
Pace
Masse
Gleepfur
Chom
Cedar Rapids
CO. B. Deown
Brown
Joseph Bater
Staynard
Tryuce
Clyde Fubtan
Blackanden
Ani Myaly Grain Growara Association
Lettor Zs
Andethur Glale
Qhion
Amin Grewa
Haridwarg
Jewell
Daha & Jalnson Mercantile Company
Fercons
Grasa
Clurer
Seni Samptes
Aw Botnay
Ames
Jungo Wada
Taunanl
Im Herald Tai
Ming Jion Lowers
Agric Leusi Bi Tha High School
Keller
Lhd
Sthaoa
Nul
Santblont
Joseph Kage
Tn Battle Hava
Farclan
Paturiy
Roti
Omim Pilgis
Colonia
California Fig Syrup Ad Promotes Child Health
An old advertisement text touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for bowel issues in children. It emphasizes gentle movement of bowels and promotes the product as a soothing, safe laxative for infants and toddlers.
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California
Andy
Chile
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