Storms in South Deal Death and Destruction
Tornadoes swept Arkansas Oklahoma and Louisiana causing multiple fatalities and injuries. In Pirieluff and Lonoke county areas near the Lonoke line wrecks left six black residents dead and others injured. McAlester Oklahoma saw nine killed and many injured as a tornado struck the mining town. In Shumptin and nearby towns debris and property damage were widespread with dozens of buildings destroyed and an estimated fifty thousand dollars in damage. About 150 people homeless and being cared for in undamaged residences.
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Pirieluff
Ark
Bix Megroes
Uns
Une
Gethsemms
Lonoke
Touma
McAlester
Okix
Keagh Gowen
Here
W.W. Sames
Suiptnin
Oka
Aga Cesultain Brngde
Pilot Rhoden Aims Atlantic Crossing in April
Chicazy Cato Rhoden, designer and pilot of alcttines, announces plans to fly solo across the Atlantic in April. He spent seven years planning and building the aircraft. A flight crew will accompany Rhoden, aiming to complete the journey in under 24 hours.
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Ocean
Chicazy
Cato Rhoden
Alcttines
Family tragedy in Chicago many children at risk
A father and three children are in critical condition after a deadly incident at their home in Moonshine Chicago. The dead include John Lipivehi and two brothers aged 15 and 13. Authorities are investigating the scene as neighbors report screams and smoke.
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Moonshine
Chicago
Dupy
John Lipivehi
Brothes Sons
Sears
Bomb outrage in Belfast shocks crowded Foundry Street
An explosion in Foundry Street Belfast injures twelve people including women and children as panic spreads through the crowd. Authorities describe the incident as a bomb outrage with ongoing investigations and calls for security measures.
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Belfast
Hetingt
Mint
Aye
Stans Contrasts With Home Run Feat Announcement
Sid Antonio Tex George Ketly announces last year's home run hitter has signed with the Ghunte per Suey Jas Teurucy. The notice confirms a contract deal and highlights the player’s standout season and the team alignment in a regional sports update.
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Kelly Stans
Sid Antonio
Tex
Kansas Grain Stockpiles Shrink In Turbulent Market
Reports from Tapeka and surrounding districts show grain holdings shrinking as farmers delay sales. Edward Paxton, an agricultural statistician, notes lower wheat stocks despite steady yields. March figures indicate producers hold fewer bushels than last year, with declines in stored maize and other grains.
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Kansas
Edward
Paxton
Kanaar Atatistleian
Nit An Stiles Department of Amriendlure
Hinds
Government officials weigh coal strike avert talks
Washington officials represented that an April strike call by miners is almost inevitable. Government aims to keep coal supply adequate for the country, with 10 weeks of stock at consuming centers unless non union mines or operator cooperation extend output. Officials say intervention will depend on disruption and do not press for forced talks. Secretary Davis has limited aims, insisting operators in the central field are bound by the current national contract until April 4 when it expires.
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Washingtons
Unekbrechtenert
al m
Porarmel
Elon
Mings
Anion Lorvllory
Department of Labor
Srike
Inbar Davis
Bandit Robbery Ends in Shootout and Recovery of Cash
Philadelphia patrolmen confront two burglars after they waylay and rob McGirr, a 1 tank runner, of 13 500 near the Southwestern National Bank. A gunfight follows injuring two officers and a bandit. the robbers flee in a car pursued for a mile before the capers are halted and the stolen money recovered.
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Phildelphia
Pat Robert “McGirr
Southwestern National
McGir
Explosion at American Legation in Antarctica Incident
A bomb exploded at the American Legation in Ulu Jega jMlon, causing structural damage but injuring no one except servants. Minister Wilson reported to Washington that preliminary police inquiry found the blast likely caused by a bomb, with no further details available. The diplomat expressed regrets as the event disrupted the chancery and windows in the evening.
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Lotte
Ikgarta
Charles So Wilson
Washington, D. C
State Department
Legatio
Wilson
Ulu JegajMlon
Ong
Jegn- Hon
Fation
Fight on bootleg channels escalates under new plan
Director Way of the federal dry forces announces tougher measures to curb rum smuggling after reporting about 230 deaths in three months. He says approval from Secretary MeHom enables broader use of armed prevention against smugglers and their routes via various smuggling hubs.
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New York
Director Way
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
MeHom
Theng
Steamenlo Strike Settled at Vera Cruz Port
A provisional settlement ends the officer strike aboard Mia Mexican Steamship Co vessels controlled by the Mexican government. Officers will resume duties for ten days while an effort is made toward a final settlement. Ships tied up in Vera Cruz have sailed.
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Vera Cruz
Mia Mexican Steamship Co
Hia Heen
Sips
Sanditions Good in Nebraska progress report
Sanditions Good in Nebraska and related notes describe an evolving economic outlook. Mentions Far finance corporation managing director Otmata Eugene Meyer Jr and a plan to revive dead financial conditions, with references to Chicago and Nebraska concerns. Also reports a St Louis hotel tragedy, a fatal train and auto crash in Arizona, and scattered local incidents.
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Nebraska
Otmata
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Far Finance
A Saur
West
Chicago
George Anston
Ti Inventian
Fang
Bintore Math
Stand Pal on Bonus Report Highlights Bipartisan Dissents
Republican members at a conference urged a tougher stance on the wage and income bill. They pledged to report the compromise despite objections, signaling a hardline approach under Secretary Mellon and the currency controller’s oversight.
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Washington
Ineime
Mellon Troller
Curreney Crh
High Court Rules on Interstate Railcar Jurisdiction
The Supreme Court addresses whether railroads operating across state lines fall under federal authority for abandonment cases. The decision clarifies federal reach in interstate railroad operations and related governance.
Approval of 94 advances for agricultural and livestock needs
Washington D. C. approved 94 advances for farming, livestock, and related purposes totaling 2,604,000 dollars. Iowa received 97,000 dollars, Nebraska 40,000 dollars, and South Dakota 20,000 dollars as part of the program announced by the War Finance Corporation.
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Washington, D
Warinance
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Government Defeating Rebels in Pretoria
In Pretoria the Union government advances measures against rebels and insurgents. Officials report progress in suppressing armed resistance as authorities enforce regional security actions and clamp down on insurrectionary activities amid ongoing governance.
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Pretoria
Union of South Attics
Goverment Luteus Sre
Une
Meggrding
Bank clerk on trial for theft of 709000 dollars
Accused of stealing about 709000 from Northern Mercury company, William Tauben, a former bank clerk, stood trial for the robbery. The alleged act occurred at noon at the bank where he worked, with bonds allegedly recovered and linked to his parole period and associates including Winch and Capliradi.
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William Tauben
Greareald
Whisecom Lian
Mrvt
Liberty
Ui Bark
Meywerth
Unclear Washington Report On Unemployment Conference
Fragmented wartime style dispatch notes Arthur Wools and the emergency committee of the national conference on unemployment. The text references fines, reports of elites, and tentative movements in the west, with several garbled names and phrases suggesting a formal yet disrupted briefing from a historical meeting.
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Washington
Arthur Wools
Wewlgeat
Elitvs
Laebulfmvis
Gia West
Fragments From a Disordered Roto Text
The readable lines describe a chaotic scene with mentions of Robhen Roto Hewat Colko Mires Singar and an attempt to confront an Ababrapelltin State. The fragmented wording hints at a confrontation, a Heloret Unit, and a muttered depiction of fear in a glint wallseat setting.
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Paleo
Seed Graf for Russiana New York
A chaotic report notes an alleged seed shipment from Russiana to New York involving 1,060,000 bushels of cart and 700 tons of carte qily. The item is tied to a 320,000,000 congressional appropriation and plans for shipment to Hussiat fucnina, with various authorities mentioned.
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New York
T'be Jatro
Msi Vollat
Herding
Oho
Shipmont
Hussiat
Exchampion Boxer Slain in Seattle
Johnny O'Leary, former Canadian lightweight boxing champion, was shot and killed in Seattle by a ship worker named Testle after a dispute. Testle confessed he fired a pistol at O'Leary and another man, and fled as authorities moved in. The incident followed a reported quarrel aboard the vessel during a chaotic event ashore.
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Seattle
Wish
Johnny O'Leary
Prank Testle
Wis Tiler
Teste
Era O'Leary
Hint
Oteary
Cardinals Get Extended Interval Before Conclave
Rome authorities announce a papal decree extending to 16 days the period between a pope's death and the start of the successor conclave. Archbishop Cor inah O'Council of Fas Son, Gate forestalls immediate action as the Church awaits official succession plans.
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Rome
Oleh Tis Successon
Coronah O'Coumcil
Fas Son
United States Letters on Rhineland Occupation Policy
Fragmentary report indicates US officials in Paris presented a démarche regarding Rhineland occupation. No final agreement or date given, with reference to Allied powers and pledged positions before any decisive action by parties involved.
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U. S. Precante
Rhineland
Beit
Paris
United
Beet Sugar Advances in Denver Tie Wholesale Price
The report notes advances in wholesale beet sugar pricing tied to Denver markets. It records a price point near $510 for a specified beet product and mentions related delivery and supply terms.
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Denver
Cola
Prlao
Stil Fact Alrike Threat Con Ueto Gon porate We
Unclear OCR text fragment mentions a forthcoming event and potential threats. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but indicates planning for a conference or meet next week with references to individuals and a possible protest or meeting context.
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Beton Polia
Fragmented 1920s Era Crime and Local News Snippets
A garbled smear of scattered items reports a mix of mishaps, deaths, court actions, and social notices. Names like Emory Be Ryan, Louis Schwartz, and Mrs H. 15 appear amid mentions of auto accidents, barn fires, coroner notes, and a county play day plan. The text references Cedar Rapids style damage, a firing incident, and various local officials in a chaotic montage.
Holy City in Early Oore and the Gernn towers
Fragmented text mentions Holy City in Early Oore, Absit SentrOly, Mount Atty Cab Atle, and towers of the Gernn scetlasias. References Morini on the Vaal, Suloyanies ruins, and Wyropecon valley. Mentions North and Maube and Toasters quarters.
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Morini
Vaal
Suloyanies Reuyns
Sontag
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Deal
Twister
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Ark—Sunsise
Taiton Rouge
Lai—sunrise
la To
Rogue
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Starhade
Tero Nereeus
Hayweed
Moscow
Wiltism
UBL
Bill Haywood
LW. W
Lenin Hae
Nadejdinsky Iron Works
Haywood
Richary
Meature
Senate
Ashington de Senele
MeNery Wl
Secretary of Diy Intellor Seile
Deemalar AJ
Dayton
Lisut
Frederick W. Niedermeyer
M Fell
Forte
Hone
U.S
St. Louis
Wiliam T. Dictaean
Piatt
Iit Autos
Trouglas
Ariz Themnee
Etruck
High Court
Trailroads
Hoporta Benth
Avimatronic
Ellitzon
Bal Antony
Sevsral Bone
Dojiaca
Juilph A. Nay
Bhayvedinchin
Grant
Alan Vi Hopebistoil
Murmar
Poland
Willian Lionneu
Nowda
Tig Tre
Ryan
Mss
Agnée Mochting
Louis Sehwix
Danleai
Shuiter
Joseph Uoalh
Burnside Ehtvkes
Maui
Decker
Vonra Oll
Walerlag
Covntell
B. Kusoskern
Ecard
Hering
Walter Matthey
Quicom
Cerlay
Dubuquy
Deerey Coron Co
Raul
Burlington
Ikharevr
Ft. Madison
Phyatelans Ray
Clayton
Counly
Desap
Cedar Ranhila
Ciillcon
Arna Aml
Frances Schultz
Guttenkers
Olpere
Vielermaler
Kelookre
Mary A. Riches
Bert Crossley
Mazestine
Hee
Sie
Marlon Poster
Bo Enthunel
Koy Burns
Mowat Pleasant
McFarinne
Metarina
Waterlow
Taby
Ho Weil
Bikin
Dante Teo
Kiting
Vivian
Auar
Koakif
Hawie
Tte
Tiey Wei
Whaide
Calind
Fallwe
Thalve
Mark
Lubher Nes
St. Tasoph
Heckwrod
Law Cy
Tom
Gumbiy
Cho
Dhani
Yossi Waees
Storla
Aly Roeely
Pontine Conen Usn
Gree
Chikiten Cy
Fletchers Castoria
Ieeeeerage
Healy Corrigges
Furuinire
Oram
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