OFC 8 GUILTY OF BREACH IN DISLOyal Information Case
A federal inquiry found an Office of the Chief of something guilty of breach for supplying information to Congressman Johnson used to attack the department. The letter noted violations of department rules and discussed plans tied to coal industry supervision and a potential permanent reform plan. Internal White House discussions referenced strategic actions and broader industry implications.
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Washington
Getern
Walls
Boe
Fia
Tee
Johnson
South-Dakota
Order of
FormAval
Atorney
Gendral Volland
Wiis
Podle
Eit
Watts
Helena
Inns
Tilly
Wissell
White House
Plas
Prasifant Harding
Hundreds Victims in Texas Storm Downpour
A severe Texas storm caused extensive flooding in Fort Worth and surrounding areas. Reports indicate dozens drowned, over a thousand left homeless, the city water plant knocked out, and widespread utility and transportation disruption with property damage around $800,000.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Vax
City
Parl Worth
U S Reserves Rights on Debt Repayment to Genoa Talks
American ambassador to Italy Richard Washburn Cush informs the Genoa conference that the United States reserves all rights on repayment of war debts connected to loans and advances to the Berensky government, per reports to the Evening Standard.
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London
Richard Washburn Cuil
Italy
Genoa
Packer’s Son Drunk in Court in DWI Trial
Police witness Lawrence Aliistia testified that Louis F Swi, son of the millionaire packer, was intoxicated and had to be escorted to jail after a car incident. The trial on two counts of driving while intoxicated was continued ten days for defense to present custodian’s aide.
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Packer
Lawrence Aliistia
Louis F. Swi
Sharp Drop in Wheat Prices for May Delivery
The report notes a sharp drop in wheat prices for the May contract in Chicago. Prices fell to about 1.40 5 60 dollars per bushel and settled around 50 cents lower than the previous day, signaling a market decline driven by private retirements and altered delivery expectations.
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Chicago
Gregio
Man Victim of Bandits in Omaha
Mazie Culbertson a 13 year old eighth grade pupil told police and county officers that Avert Borman of Omaha whose boy was found in a Witch in a residential section Lind Leen shot to death by five highwaymen who held him up while he was taking her for a ride in a rented automobile.
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Omaha
Soldier Accident Report From Ulu Post Blockade
A soldier died and two were injured in an incident at Ulu post blockade during a training drill. Private Tony Christopher reportedly ordered a maneuver that went wrong, with Private Charles Ingram killed, Sergeant Charles Kneth and Corporal Marc Etioinus sustaining injuries.
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Charles Ingram
Charles P. Kneth
Carsonary
Marc Etioinux
Tony Christopher
Ulu
Seattle Bars Arkwekte Films Over Local Exhibition
Seattle city board restricts Arkwekte films offered for exhibition in Seattle. Action reflects local censorship decisions amid concerns over content and public morals. The ruling targets specific film offerings and impacts local theaters and distributors.
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Seattle
Arkwekte Films
Seattle, Wack
City Board of Thealer Echoes
Seaplane Bought. a Florida delivery flight noted
Seaplane Sonia bnela left Key West Monday at 6 16 am bound for Ni en with two persons aboard. The craft arrived safely at Hadealina dion as Allao tle Bqliydron Jef arrived later. An obituary notes Warres, 29, died after a fall from an electric ear, breaking his back.
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Key West
Fla
Sonia Bnela
Whic
Nien
Elz Perccins
Baa Pot
Hadealinadion
Java
Jef
Militant thief Lauzon linked to 209 robberies in six cities
Baltimore police announce Joseph Lauzon, dubbed the milan dolar Stmythet, confessed to 209 robberies across Baltimore, Wedmond, St Louis, Cleveland and other cities in the past 18 months. He traveled a wide criminal network with Virginia Carrell, 7, claiming she aided a two-detective killing plot but later denied it, while boasting of thefts since age 10 amid a city terrorized by the “jimmy” burglar.
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Tivasure Bru Ron
Dattingoré
Baltimore
Palic
Yaiuzon
Milan
Lauzon
Wedmond
St.Louis
Cleveland
Mre
Virginia
Betty Carrell
Grant
Jimmy” Mat
Nuarters
Tragic Teen Death Follows Controversial Conac Doxlea Quote
A 14 year old, Parcy Brown, died by self asphyxiation after reading a newspaper feature quoting Sir Arthur Conac Doxlea saying death was painless and beautiful. A clipping notes the scene near a gate where an aged man aged about 74, nearly blind, wrote a cryptic message questioning lingering.
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Arthur Conac
Bootlegger Sub-Chasers Halted by Customs at Sea
Customs officials announced the seizure of a former United States Navy sub chaser and seven crew members aboard a vessel suspected of smuggling liquor from Baranda and Cuba. The operation uncovered the bootlegging scheme beneath a disguise as naval personnel.
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New York
Baranda
Cuba
Officora
United Briton Navy
Customs House
Fides
Haw Neel
Bergdoll Must Stay In Prison In Habeas Suit Denial
The Supreme Court denied Erwin H. Bergdoll of Philadelphia a writ of habeas corpus. Bergdoll, brother of Grover Cleveland, is serving four years at Leavenworth for evading military service during the war. The case upheld the government’s stance on his conviction. A separate report notes the old navy cruiser Venus, once touted as a pioneer in a new naval era, has ferried a cargo to Lipstib, Chelsea, for 4,260 dollars.
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Bergdoll
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Erwin H. Bergdotl
Philadelphia
Fox
Erwin
Grover Cleveland Beredoll
Leaventwworth
Washington,d. C
Pavy
Crolase
Venuvius
Funk
Lipstib
Mose
Marold Loar
Tedwil
Georgy Newton
Cedar Tapia
Thea
Ruseall Challian
Webster City
Diaciplise
Loca
Filsten
Counc
Troy Lingzel
Alceit Returind Stoen
Emmetnburg
Ing Hineel
Mun Avor
Pott Wera
Roy Bonne
Hood
Sayd Frank Moore
Cambria
Wayng Equity
Ang Bo
Hetg Wank
Man Charged With Employer Slaying Near Paulkton
D Chifford Chambers of Redfield is jailed after being charged with murder in the slaying of his employer. The victim was shot twice as he entered Wehowe with a family returning from Faulkton near Monroe fare on the VHF.
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Hargs
Chifford
Anan
Monroe
Paulkton
Redfield
Wehowe
Faulkton
Mountbatten Kin Dies After Operation
Lord Leopold Mountbatten, youngest son of Princess Beatrice and Prince Henry, and brother of Queen Victoria of Spain, dies following an operation.
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Lord Mountbatten Ofea
Tanien
Leopold Mountbatén
Beatrice
Prince Henry of
Raitenborg
Queen Victoria
Spain
Depew at 20 Years Still Is King of the Optimists
In a New York feature, Depew reflects at 20 years as a longtime optimist. He recalls personal habits, moderation, and avoiding overdrinking, while praising steady work and the value of self-discipline in aging gracefully. He notes quitting smoking 25 years ago and cutting red meat to improve health.
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Depew
THE
Optimists
New York
Sanalor
Ghawucay
Sanday
Newv York Central Railways
Sax
Jne
Tito
Enreo
Omaha Millionaire Accused as Wife Fled to New York
Clarence Halt, a railroad clerk, sues John Brandels of Omaha for 200000 alleging the young millionaire split up his marriage and took his wife to New York. Rich Opatian is named in the accusation as part of the case.
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Rich Opatian
Omaha
Neb
John Brandels
My Brandels
New York
Clarence Halt
Jirandate
New York Ganka and Morris Co. Office Robbery and Payroll Figures
Reports indicate an $8,670,270 surplus over legal requirements at the charitg Mouse banka and trial companies for the week amid an $6,523,860 rise from prior payrolls. Two officers were left by bandits who held up Morris Co. Spackers 34, with $60 to $476 payroll money. Ford Motor to break May production records in Detroit with 120,000 cars and a planned payroll rise to $1,000,916,000. Highland Park plant employs 27,000 workers, production previously peaked at 109,000 cars with 40,000 employees.
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New York
Ganka
Charitg Mouse Banka
St. Lavle
Morris, & Co. Spackers
Natween
Ford
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Dae Ford
Aloyes
Mighland Park
Million Dollars to Fight Floods in Washington
A clipped Washington report notes a proposed allocation of one million dollars to flood relief. The budget item references securing river control measures and rapid mobilization of aid, with official confirmation by Secretary Wooks and Director Pawes.
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Waleca Ot
Adler’ Tha
Mexican ports topic fuels US recovery talk in Senate
A fragmentary report notes Mexican port policy discussions led by Senator Kinny, with Democrat support from Utah. It mentions compensation claims related to wartime property losses, including nearly 1,000 American lives and substantial property damages estimated around 209 million dollars, amid Mexican government relations.
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Mexicay Porte, Weatlighin
Dc—Dloehknda
Mexico
Seleuca
Nok AniPgeiear Vlahns
Khig
Utah
Fae Widresa
Wior Moxter
Kinny Deuldter
Debating Famine and Food Aid in Lewin Debate
Fragments describe debates over famine relief and corn imports aided by the United States and other nations. Mention of harvest timing and population impact hints at a broader food security discussion in a wartime or postwar setting.
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Lewin
Ufa
United State
Lambert estate probate details reveal large bequests
A 1.1 million dollar will for Migeloy Jono Lambert lists rich bequests including 4490 000 and 460 900 to relatives and 200 000 for a trust. The scattered text notes Joliet and Alabama connections with names like Larcher and Praadonn Marel.
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Migeloy
Jono
Lambert
Joliet
Larcher
Mivad
Big Shrink In Crop Values In 1919 Agriculture
A Washington report notes a significant drop in crop values from 1919 to 1930 with farm earnings down by a large percentage. The Agriculture Department estimates total wealth from farming at about $12.266 billion, though the data is partial and the public release is limited.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Age Feuture
Forincey
Mit
Explosion at Downey Station Injures Dozens
An explosion at an old station at Fourth and Crawford in Downey near Los Angeles injured about fifty people and caused fires to reach underground storage tanks. The blast hurled debris across the area and emergency crews battled the flames and secondary fires.
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Los Angeles
Fourth
Crawford Straeta
Downey
Grant
Brunkell te Lang Between 1916 and 1920 Figures Revealed
The report shows 1921 pollen exposure figures with 8 169 cases, up from 7 804 the prior year and 4 039 in 1919. Names Brunkell and Lang appear in a New York context, with a note on five preceding years and a provincial medical tabulation.
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Brunkell Te Lang
New York
Girl Found Roaming After Rain In Omaha Arcade
A 40 year old woman identified as Tami was found wandering in a rain soaked area near an Anteanee property after police forced entry during a storm. The owner confirmed Tami had previously been seen with a local. Authorities are investigating the incident and seeking further details.
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Omaha
Nol
Tami
Tara
Rolls Off Pier and Qeawnn Night Out at Watertown Conn
A fragmented report describes an event near Watertown Connecticut where individuals named Thamar and Ryn attended a night out. The scene notes a fall from a pier, a quick visit to a shop, and a subsequent look of disapproval.
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New York
Athany
Thamar' Ryn
Watertown
Conn
Rolleil
Unclear unemployment figures in Pomona industry report
Fragmentary OCR indicates a March 1923 employment update for Pomona industry in Warrington, noting higher unemployment than a year earlier and referencing a department statement about hiring in Inher Weainrad. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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Warrington
Indiatry
Aml
Prewar Maal Prices Drop Quell Meat Export Shift
A distorted report notes prewar Maal prices in Chicago show wholesale meat costs easing after the war. It claims Maal exports declined, while 1921 export value hovered around 14.4 cents per pound versus 30 cents in 1919, reflecting reduced demand and wartime disruption.
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Chicago
aAtramondana
Inala
Turbulent Times Shadow Roslyn District
A fragmentary report notes wide unrest and a string of legal and criminal events across towns including Rey, Coburg, Sunnntt, and nearby counties. References to bankrupt assets, robberies, federal investigations, and community upheaval indicate a period of instability and ongoing investigations into government finance and local crime.
Girls and Women Health Guide From Ottawa Iowa
Fragmented readable text references a health guide or discussion involving women and girls in Ottawa Iowa. Mentions tablets and medical advice, with unclear names and terms due to OCR errors.
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Ottawa
Iowa
Fitron
Dy Pigtoa
Labtota
Tecetto Medical Kavics
Osama
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