Democracy in Danger and World Autocracy Fear
A disjointed feature comments on democracy under threat, citing Italy Spain Bulgaria and others. notes public scrutiny and a premier’s visit with parades, bands, and official cars. Also reports oil lease sales on the Nandy Indian reservation and a tragic river accident involving a Canadian boatman and five drowned in fog.
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United Stat Arkeada
Italy
Spain
Wulgaria
Noir Gere
Rendon
Dax- Ben
France
Inna
Bether
Iworld
Dever
Bloyd Cearne
Tha
Iran
Undefined School Reform Sparks Banking Plan in Nason City
A confusing OCR fragment mentions school principals teachers and pupils in Nason City and a proposal to deposit money to a bank created by Judge Kelley. The text references curbed activities, a temporary at Sunation reetrallog and First National Bank involvement, but specific actions are unclear.
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Nason City
Sunation
Trboo
Istulig
First National Bank
Kelley
Train Kills Child and Injures Mother Near Crossing
A two year old girl named Little g Allen and her mother Mrs Kendall sustained fatal and serious injuries when a train struck the car they rode in near a crossing about ten miles east of Hastings. The child was killed and Mrs Kendall suffered a fractured skull. Authorities investigate the collision as they seek the train's operator and cause.
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Little G Allen
DA. Kendall
Hastings
Nat
Two Die As Train Hits Auto in Northwestern Road Collision
Donileom Ja August Hansen and Henry Grawham perished when a milkmobile was struck by a train at the 2 crossing east of Tate City on the Northwestern road. Hotch men were instantly killed. the trio suffered fatal injuries.
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Donileom
August Hansen
Henry Grawham
Tate City
Hotch
Flosh Near Oklahoma City As River Rises Unprecedentedly
Floods threaten Oklahoma City as the North Canadian River surges to an unprecedented depth of 25 feet. Officials warn residents to evacuate low-lying areas while authorities monitor the rising waters and mobilize emergency responders.
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Oklahoma City
iGiin
Oklahoma
Ten Year Sentences For Robbery Accomplices
Corneil Hiatt and Glen Bucholz, both aged 18 and 20, were charged with complicity in the October 4 robbery of the Farmer’s store. They pled guilty in district court and received ten-year sentences in the state reformatory. Hiatt reportedly escaped from the Hoys’ reformatory at Blhura, having served two years previously.
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Corneil Hiatt
Thomas Messilins
Jardés
Dalton
New York City
Hia Hume
Glen Bucholz
Farmera
Alora
Heart
Wee
Me Hhips Teat
Hoys’ Reformatory
Bhlura
Ksrlan
Yankees Win Sixth Game to Claim World Series Title
Historic clash ends with the Yankees defeating the Giants in a dramatic seventh contest. New York rises to the pinnacle as the Giants collapse, drawing more than 300,000 fans and over $1,063,000 in gate receipts. The deadened momentum and late inning rally sealed a gargantuan victory in a season marked by startling comebacks and record crowds.
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New “York
Besten
Mort
York’ Glants
Yankees
Lowa
Atdinny
Slealesty
Ynaks
McGraw
Ren
Tin
Arthur Newt
Meg
Frank
Fetson
Brice
Ehrier
Dyan
Jan Fes
Plan Rellet Suse Idte Paris Relief for unemployment
A conference of employers and city officials outlined a plan to reopen factories and resume interrupted construction and other employment, contingent on coal supplies. French authorities authorized coal delivery to support the plan and layoffs and job losses were debated amidst calls for relief.
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Rellet- Suse Idte
Paris
Bomb Blast Strikes Chicago Park Damaging City Block
Damaged Ball Park in Chicago experienced a large bomb explosion blamed on an anti organization. The blast damaged a publishing house and a jewelry store, caused $6,000 in damages, and shook nearby residences driving terrified families from their homes. Local authorities pursue leads on the perpetrators.
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Ball Park
Chicago
Ordistonal
le Yellce
Missing Palicenan Found Dead Near Salt Lake
A Salt Lake patrolman, David H. Grovwlber of the police department, was found dead near the Jordan River. Officials say a bullet wound in his head indicates murder by unknown assailants who stole his automobile and other valuables.
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Palicenan
Salt Lake, Grty
Fgn
David H. Grovwlber
Salt Lake
Accused Stayer Acquitted in Denver Trial
In Denver the jury acquitted Thamar H Glynn of New Orleans La who faced murder charges in the stabbing death of Fred Jew a Denver man on June 20. Glynn claimed self defense and the district court supported the verdict despite local fury.
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Denver
Thamar H. Glynn
Orteany
Glynn
Fred Jew
All-Throw Children Burn in Phoenix Clix Incident
Muddled report notes three children burned as Phoenix Clix event disturbed by Urs. Cursen's More reportedly destroyed by Urs, authorities investigate cause and extent of injuries.
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Phoenix
Oklahoma Town Floods Submerge Homes and Stores
A fierce flood after heavy rains swamped Oklahoma towns with up to a foot of water. Homes and stores floated and residents moved through submerged streets as crews assessed damage. No deaths reported yet, but extensive losses feared. In Washington, Coolidge administration backs strict prohibition enforcement amid citizenship conference tensions.
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Oklahoma
Okin
Joe Woodsward
Inns
Detroit Man Acquitted in Murder Case
A Detroit man was found not guilty by a jury in a murder case. The trial centered on the September 15 killing and involved disputed ties to Graver C. and a Burle real estate matter in Nebraska, with key witnesses and locations noted in the proceedings.
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Detroit
Oxalials
Nel
Mel jVerten
Detroi
Mich
Orl Graver C
Eden
Burle
Neb
Arents
Fragmentary 19th Century Ledger of Crimes and Killings
Fragmented OCR fragment recounts a series of violent events and police actions including a train holdup and murders near Afton and Portland. Mentions individuals such as Olmstead, Allen Hadger, and Abe rabbery. Text is garbled with names and places partially unreadable, but indicates a sequence of crimes and investigations.
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Suapad
Portland
Gra
Allen Hadger
Amaplelan
Blaklyn
Marahfield
Abe Rabbery
Law Hon
$100,000 Akron Fire Ignores Early Suppression
A large Akron, Ohio blaze burned for three hours causing about 100000 dollars in damage. The incident involved attempts to quell the flames with engine crews racing to the scene and coordinating with local authorities. No injuries are reported, and investigators began reviewing possible causes.
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Akron
White Mead
Polson Beozh Killa Six Pino I Six dies at Holt Henrys
A coroner's jury ruled that Edward Gaugham aged 49 of Penn died from poison laced whiskey bought from a proprietor of a saloon. The inquest details reveal he was the first to die in the holt henies and the Wuber Memorial Magnni case. The other victims allegedly purchased similar shoal shine.
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Polson
Pino
Holt Henies
Edward Gaingham
Penn
Ford to Return War Profits Statement Clarified
Detroit Henry Ford will return big war profits to the government as soon as an audit is completed. Ernest G Liebold secretary to Mr Ford said in a statement. The note aligns with Senator James Couzens and others who urged Ford to return profits.
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Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ernest G. Liebnld
Liebold
James Couzens
Notable Local Arrest Report From Nebern County Court
A court in Nebern County announces that a man, his wife, and daughter will be charged in connection with a murdered farmer known as Lana Yaigea Torny. The record follows a confession heard at the courthouse, detailing the killing and its aftermath.
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Soman
Milter
Neb
Lana
Yaige
Shane Rho
Syag
Alain
Aly
Trrnay McKhed
Furns
Farm Congress Progress Delays Address To Delegates
Secretary G. Watlach of the United States Department of Agriculture addresses delegates at the seventeenth session of the informational Farm Congress. The message outlines the farm program and ongoing progress in agricultural policy.
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Opnoste
Xonsny
Pelea
Poverumen
Agkravats
Vordons
Menry
United States Department of Agriculture
Tatei
Dalagetes
Sevanteenth
Ig Progress Hare
Brush Fires Destroy Property Across California
Two deaths and extensive property loss estimated at 1,020,000 dollars followed brush fires that swept ridges near Glendale and Montnan, Engle Rack, as authorities investigated the origin and suspected causes and containment efforts continue under calm conditions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Losaus
Two Killed by Train Inramie Writ
Salt Lake City resident W Pallow and companion G I Pewee perished after a freight train struck their wagon while riding near a forestry site. Investigators and Union Pacific officials report a broader scheme involving a cabinet and various bankers, with authorities preparing arraignment in the case. The incident ties to an ongoing investigation and civil action, as officials pursue further details.
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Inramie
Writ. W. Pallow
Salt Lake City
Utah
KiMed
G. 1
Pewee
Conpanian
Frelekt
Iran
Meleino
Wycoming
Patton
Comblint
Union Paettte Railroad
Labor Chonses and the Labor Movement
Samuel Compare, leader of the American Federation of Labor, delivered a closing address at the fair Lintabana convention. He asserted unity within the movement despite apparent cleavages and called for concerted action to advance workers' goals. The federation aims to push for welfare and resources in the coming period.
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Labor
Samuel Compare
Julloufemant
Ina
Iowa State News Tow Would Wor. gotwrnus ned ern
A garbled Iowa State news item mentions figures about land and roads, with references to the Tinegin Efylway opening and various local projects. It notes welfare drives, farm prices, and county events, including public notices and community activities across Polk and surrounding counties.
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Landaslahne
Cabeule
Neoy
Sherif
Aerd
Nhoralan
Corre Goro County
Arkady Hons
Lin
Sao
Peport
Sao ‘Rotary
B. M. Sherman
Charlen City
Palt
Prien
Syracuxs
York
Jersey
Colcly Tech
Killa
Cedar Rapids
Wemder
Rake Tlava
George Jardak
Nacional
Denver
Gah
Weller Businesy
Nevard
Iunes
Lone Uy
Thors
Paris
Iowa
Jasper County
Thowa
Waukon
Been
Jeter
Ing
Mayor Thomason Praises Tanlag in City Dispatch
A partially readable column praises Mayor Thomason and Tanlag, citing a public discussion on ethics and integrity, referencing postwar measures and a general breakdown in civic action. The text, though fragmented, mentions delays, nervousness, and a claim about athletic speed comparisons and ostrich racing as a metaphor.
Children Cry for Castoria
The ad promotes Wetcher Castoria as a remedy used for over 80 years to relieve babies and children of constipation and related stomach issues. It claims to aid gentle bowel movement and ensure restful sleep without discomfort. The copy imitates old style language and fillers.
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Wetcher
Saturn
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This fragmentary note appears as a stray line with unclear meaning. It includes no identifiable people or organizations and lacks a discernible news event or context for a proper card.
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