Packers Norse All Sidelines Decree Shakes Meat Trade
Washington reports a sweeping decree by Chief Justice McGoy of the District of Columbia Supreme Court curbing the big meat packers. The ruling targets dominant firms including Silk & Co Armour & Co Morris & Co and Cudahy Packing, forcing a ten year transition to restore competition and limit control over meat distribution and byproducts.
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Washington
McGoy
District of Columbia
Feline
Alghipssren Corporation
Silk & Go
Armour & Go
Morris & Co, Ween & Co
Ibn Cudahy Packing Company
Palmer Ball
Plane crash dive breaks altitude record in Dayton area
Maj. Row Schroeder test pilot aboard an AU McCookfield machine plunged over five miles in two minutes, reaching about 30,020 feet, 5,202 feet above the prior world record. He suffered shock and temporary blindness. the craft righted and glided to a landing as spectators watched in Dayton.
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Destos
Maj. Row, Schroeder
Dilef
AU McCookfield
Inday
Thre Aniles
Schroeder
Dayton
Maj. Searvedar
Acland
Unclear Referendum Motion Shocks City Council
Dissenting council members oppose a proposed referendum on a constitutional question. A resolution seeks to urge withdrawal of a legislative action and push the issue to a statewide vote. Chicago officials and state government figures are swept into the debate as filings move forward.
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Haoe
Uniesta
Council Judicism
Chicago
Fire damages Schmoller piano factory. Woodmen building spared
Fire at the Schmoller Mueller piano company in Oniehe Nebraska caused an estimated 400000 in damage. The blaze spread to adjacent eastern buildings while the Woodmen of the World Building to the west remained undamaged.
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Omaha
Oniehe
Neb
Schmollerfel Mueller Piano Company
Danee
Woodmen of the World
Gorman Heads Fast Stand In Rail Road Leadership Change
In New York James and Gayman select Gorman to head the Chicago Rock Talent and Pacific railway as acting fea wittinger. Theroy Haydee becomes chair of the Word while Sormay, previously acting, succeeds Haydee.
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Gorman
New York
James
Resolution backs standard of 2.75 percent alcohol by weight for beer enforcement
A conference of the United States Brewers Association with over 400 delegates adopted a resolution urging the U S to advise that beer containing not more than 2.75 percent alcohol by weight be considered non intoxicated. The statement is described as legally provable and enforceable by the conference committee.
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Lrenere
United States
United States Brewers' Association
Tere
Colorado Flosh at Danger Stage
A surreal swamp of garbled text hints at Colorado floods reaching a peak in 19 years and threatening a volcanic lake levee. Mentions Imperial valley defenses, El Centro, and two levees with a 260 acre basin. crews rushed to bolster defenses as feverish efforts continue against rising water.
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Colorado
Sant Tego
Cal
Gotorado
Saat
Imperial Valley
el Centra
Dleguten
Boote
Rome
Memorial Drive to White House by Railroad Labor Leaders
Labor leaders announce plans to present a letter to President Wilson urging him to withhold executive approval on the railway relief measure. They claim inequities and threaten further action if the bill passes, while divisions over funding and labor terms loom large as Congress debates the railroad bill on the eve of its return.
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Washington, D
Tallyng
J. Altioton
Mulh
Palmer Basa
Wiizen
Fiona
Washington
Bresidout
Renate
Whitch
Dueiny
Boura Dabato
Chaireau Cumming
Leratnte Cummierca
Rillrondts
Interax
achMo
New Jersey House Approves Compromise Wet Measure
The New Jersey General Assembly passed a compromise wet bill by 27 to 21 supporting 3.4 percent alcohol by volume, seen as tougher than wartime beer. Governor Edwards backed the bill, aiding Attorney General McCrino’s push to influence federal action while Gov. Howard’s wet stance shaped party support.
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Rewdeesey
New Jersey
Assembly
Tegat
New Jerscy
Cov. Edwards
House
McCrino
Ninda
United States Supreme
Institute
Howards
Whisky-Tin Preservers Nonsense Device Seized at Port Rice
Customs officers seized a bizarre contraption described as a life preserver made of whisky tin containers claimed to circumvent prohibition. Two men aboard the Port Rice ship Sarenuyug were questioned but released after the seizure.
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Prabbhittan
Dry Case to be Heard in Supreme Court
Government motion to silence the original Rhode Island law testing the federal prohibition constitutional amendment will be heard in the Supreme Court of Media. Attorney General Prierson and Sallet for General King appear for the government. Evidence will be presented. all parties will be argued as the case proceeds.
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Washington
Rhode Island
Supreme Coure of Media
Prierson
Sallet
King
Friemon
Destructive Flood Hits Arizona Areas and Roaring Salt River
Heavy rains trigger floods in the Salt River and Verde valleys near Phoenix. Roosevelt Dam releases surge while Keap the Mood waters rise. Observers report power outages and widespread evacuations as county officers coordinate emergency response.
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Proonix
Ruwkovel
Deve
Venus
Phoenix
Goth Miteachos
Wiemm
Mte
Mruiwa
Satt
Verde
Tonto
Amucomous Park
Prossira
Ugh
de Brie
TRO Verde Civer
Ninuntili Wie
Ae Aso
Dat
Aherift
Haif
Consolidated Iowa county news reports 1920 farm action
A mash of Iowa district notes covers school consolidations at Jolley Mount Pleasant and nearby towns. It details a Minn esolla Hyin pledge, farm club recruitment, county fair sales, butter production figures, and home demonstration efforts. Also notes farm bureau ratification progress and a slated Chicago meeting for the federation executives with budget figures and program aims for the coming year.
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Howe
Cohnataston
Paris
Ucoldeath
Jonphi
Phrobret Py
Crawford County
J. 8
Chitat
Ratan
Willa
Jolley
Ani
Sarah
Betas
Payor
Big Wafars
Joey
Mount Pleasant School
Han
Mount Pleasant
Fords
Tha Gass
Wiliam Waleyy
John J. Cav AB & Son
Iowa
Shocow
Wodamary
Jack Mayle County
A. R. Comets
Prumty Butttertr
Weber
LW. Rogagell
Ahn D. Lishey
Ats
Mary Alregs
Morghalt Counnty
Kousahane
Marshaltown
Marshalltown
Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Fedeestouy
Mreeford
Averteat Furs Bureau
oMiy
Anite
See Feliry
Otowark
Dorian
Crizes
SIN
Fire destroys two yachts in New York harbor
A blaze swept through the harbor damaging multiple vessels including Shamrock IV and Vanitie amid a citywide fire emergency. Fire crews reported two yachts lost with several others damaged as they battled the flames near talind ue stroyed. The incident prompted evacuations and extensive efforts to prevent spread to nearby buildings.
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New York
Mildatghe
Robert Jacobs
Dalrymple Eyes Iran Draft Exertion amid Prohibition News
In a report from his office, Dalrymple signals possible use of all powers to contact dissidents and secure support for a notable expedition. The plan involves most of Dalrymple's supporters and aims to regulate activities in a tense regional crackdown.
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Chiengh
Natrymple Ait & Band of Prohibition
Mare Ghieaga
Iran
Medlgan
Eean
Nbeede
Doctlex
Dalrymple
Paper Bills Clase Hove Suspension Over Power Shortage
The Connecticut River experiences record low water as 25 paper mills relying on hydropower face an eight hour suspension of operations. Officials report the pulp and paper situation as strained, with mills adapting to the reduced flow and power supply.
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Ming
Connecticut
SUM
Visible Grain Supply Report Shows Shifts in Stocks
New York reports the visible supply of American and bonded grains with changes in wheat, corn, rye, and barley. Wheat stocks rose to 1,816,000 bushels, corn declined 60,000, rye decreased 462,000, and barley fell 38,006. These figures reflect adjustments across major grain categories.
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New York
Goa
Peru and Eucope Predictions From Rio Aguiero Speech
The text reports remarks by Tullo Ryo Aguiero, former Pare vlan consul general, now in London, predicting political future shifts. It notes Aguiero’s claims about Peru and Eucope, a five year horizon, and mentions a senator election tied to Peru. The fragmentary source emphasizes regional political foresight in a Transatlantic context.
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Peru
Eucope
New York
Enine
Thea
Partientariy
Tullo
Ryo Aguiero
Parevlan
Londlin
Fanta
Cabinet mulls extending government control over essentials
The cabinet debates a plan to reverse government policy by ending the food ministry and instead expanding state powers. Officials consider extending control to cotton wool and feather due to high prices, with the aim of stabilizing essential supplies.
Large Nickel Company Buys Capper Mine for 8 Million
fragmented OCR note reports that an international nickel concern purchased Big Capper Mine Opal The Mac Manltaya for eight million dollars at Camus, with unclear surrounding details. The source presents a terse financial acquisition context without complete names or dates.
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Mac
Manltaya
Tin Anternaltonatt Nickel Company
Camus
Four Aged Women Die in Suspected Fire Tragedy
A damaged OCR fragment reports four elderly women perishing in a mansion fire. The text mentions Innintee and Emporia with references to locations and legal threats. The piece hints at a broader cause and possible housing conflict but remains unclear on exact dates, names, or responsible parties.
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Hiullinga
Gihura
Accunanihite
I Eneayia
Emporia
Ming- Tle
Bajotls
Bun Tileyy
Census Figures Public Population Announced for 1929
Census Bureau estimates show Cincinnati at 11,158, an increase of 37,567 or 10.2 percent, and Washington at 1,106,345 an increase of 106,345 or 3.31 percent. Cincinnati ranked 18th, Washington 16th with populations of 864,681 and 981,069 respectively. July 1, 1917 figures were 414,048 for Chicago and 269,282 for Washington, with final numbers pending correction.
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Washington
D. C
Cénsux Bureau
Cincinnati
Gonaws Bureau
Chiginnnil
Olive poisoning scare prompts mass olive recall efforts
In two Illinois towns Polson Olives and Chicago-Pejeral food inkpectura race to locate dozens of bottles of olive products after a deterioration linked toxin is detected. A single case reported in Kalikpall, Moat triggers nationwide investigation led by federal authorities to trace contamination and prevent further poisonings.
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Trace Polson Olives
Chicago
Pejeral Food Inkpectura
Attytwo
Breihuis Hotulimit Ag
Kalikpall
Moat
We Manges
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidneys
A garbled health advisory warns reduced intake of certain foods and the use of salts for kidney issues. It suggests daily routines, potential detriments of excess intake, and mentions monitoring diet and fluids to protect kidney function, urging consultation with a professional.
Convenience? Castenraia Laxative Ad Reformulated For You
A vintage ad touts Castenraia as a gentle cathartic. It claims quick relief for constipation with minimal side effects and urges readers to spend a few cents for a bottle to ease bowel discomfort. The misspelled copy reflects era marketing language and a women’s health focus.
Fly’s Gren Balm In Nose Relief For Colds
An old style nasal balm claim promises instant relief from nasal congestion and sneezing. The ad urges readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist and use it to clear nasal passages, claim ease of breathing, and end stuffed up misery.
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Andy
Tha Challenge Me A Wheels the Langunige of the She Dimtny
A garbled OCR item from Boston newspaper page notes a challenged language or dialect term and a reference to She Dimtny. The fragment hints at a local feature or column but provides no clear people, places, or events to verify.
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Boston
Diamond Eyes Dye Ad Promises Fadeless Fabrics
An old promotional piece touts a new dyeing product named Diamond Eyes. It claims to dye wool, silk, cotton, and blends without fading, promising brighter colors and superior results for garments and home textiles.
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Michigan
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