Plage Government On Business Back
Harding will not hesitate to offend a class of politicians as Plage government backs business interests.
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Harding
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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
2
Fredericksburg’s Ancient City Reputed Second Oldest
Frederickburg’s ancient city claims tie for second oldest settlement in America, dating back to 1608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
America
Sheerson to Judge Gould Ailing Nub Article Clue
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a legal context with a judge Gould and references to jailer, movers, and a vague courtroom scenario. Names and places are unclear, yielding sparse, garbled details about proceedings or decisions.
Fragmented note on state trade talks and a stalled settlement
An unclear report describes ongoing international trade relations between the United States and another nation. It mentions the Department of State and a three‑entry point, with references to a potential settlement avoided or delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Stare Dives
York
Clothine Manute Thfere Amsnciatian
Atalentated Clothing Workers’ Union
Tre
de Vomibier
Tyshus Among the Navejon Et Peon in Tappan
Fragmentary text references Naveindlin reeeeretion and Verine east of New Mevidi near Mimges of the viene eplilenty eriresds Ingavera0 with scattered names including Derthassvern Armond and Vesarcetom.
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Navejon
Derthassvern Armond
Turmoil in Cabinet Retenstroeter Amid Plot Claims
Fragmented OCR style text alleges a shaken cabinet and alleged plot against a premier. It mentions figures such as Petr Pah and Ab toTmey Ghenteweherty with references to secret meetings and an alleged break into the totary in Hamitrae Took.
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Turk
Constantinonit
Petr Pah
AmoniDers Fyv
Exemat
Evtra Fares
Vicehisates
Cileriliare Atu Editate Front
Enap
Tayyir
Fom Sorretesaans
Tage Parpoase Ht
Fey
Ab toTmey Ghenteweherty
Beeratary Melon
John Riraleky
Hamitrae
Eulyet
British Moves for Silesia Threaten Allied Lands
A fragmented report notes Britain pressing plans to redeploy forces to Silesia, with references to trepidation in Hinedheided and potential troop landings near Bilerh At aan riety. The flechelon is cited as a channel for troop movements amid exchanges between Latweent Gredt din and Pronce.
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Silesia
Bilerh
Aan Riety
Fire wipes out property in Trezevant district
A telephone bericht from Hickleton Tennessee reports a fire that destroyed business district property in Trezevant, Carroll County. Property loss estimated at over 100 thousand dollars.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hicileston
Trezevant
Car Fo County
936 Vessels Cleared Amid Marine Strike Report
Washington reports the first three weeks of the marine strike show 936 vessels cleared on the Atlantic Pacific and Gulf coasts while 140 remain blocked by crew shortages. Secretary Hoover provided the update.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Nerth
Hoover
Governor Dorsey Condemned At City Hall Mass Meeting
In Macon Georgia a mass meeting of about 2 000 attendees at the city hall auditorium adopted a resolution condemning Governor Dorsey for his peonage pamphlet released recently. The action reflects strong opposition from the local gathering.
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Dorsey
Macon
City Hall
French Loan Authorized for United States Investment
J P Moreau & Co announced that the French government has authorized the issue in the United States of 10 million dollars of French 20 year external loan bonds bearing 7 1/2 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Moreau & Co
United States
Conditions for Recognition in Mexico Policy
A Washington prepared a definite statement outlining the conditions under which the United States would extend recognition to the Mexican government for submission to President Obregon by the State Department.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
President Obregon
State Department
No More Sunday Ball In Florida East Coast League
Fort Lauderdale Florida. The Florida East Coast league which includes Miami Fort Lauderdale West Palm Beach and Fort Pierce voted to adopt a six day schedule. The action ends Sunday play in the league as part of its changes.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miami
West Palm Beach
Fort Pierce
No Plane Conterning M Norway.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Ph Reparttinki and Hie amine Wer pail then deathi with garbled phrases. It references utopian ideas and new business men in a Norwegian context, but key names and events are unreadable. The passage appears to be a damaged, partial newspaper fragment with unclear subject and outcome.
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Norway
Vail
Weeks Approves Deener Channel and Appoial to Doner Chinndof
A garbled report lists Weeks approving a channel and a donor appointment amid war department notes. Several fragments mention butter prices, bonds, a bomb plot warrant, a Stillman divorce, Catts bond, and a fatal police shooting, all framed in a rapid string of names and places with unclear context.
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Weeks
Deener Channel
Workington Appoial
Secretary of Interior Cremated at His Own Request
Obituary note reports Nilson Jenner, secretary of interior, cremated at his own request. Details are limited to the stated wish and the completion of the cremation.
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Nilson
Jenner
Interior
Fragmented obituary notes lack clear service details
A garbled obituary fragment references Prantlin Kfe, a former interior ministry official, with hints of cremation in Rochester Minnesota and no funeral services conducted. It mentions family attendance, a Yosemite context, and hospital notes about prior deaths, but the text is incomplete and incoherent.
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Chicteer
Prantlin Kfe
Beib
Rochester
Minn
Wan Vdeo
Capelle Peak
Wodlley California
Mr Dane
Johnives
My Laine
Yi Henkes
Roy
Yosemite
Vilind Genveny
Lane
Nesney
Public Buildings Under Fire in Strange Rural District
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about public buildings, shootings, and local figures. Core terms hint a rural town context with names and places garbled, making a concise, factual card challenging.
Transfer of Oteen property to Public Health Service
Washington dispatch reports that furloughs of 700 army prohibition agents have postponed action on wartime duties. The War Department completed the transfer of Oteen and associated properties including buildings and improvements to the Public Health Service, under Commissioner Kramer.
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Oteen
Washington
War Department
Federal
Army
Sioner Kramer
Ee Health Service
Hon Cabinet to Speed up Union of Presbyterians
A fragmentary report claims the Hon Cabinet plans to hasten a union among Presbyterian bodies in the United States. It mentions potential steps toward uniting factions under a shared church structure. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Ehipad
Rowhich
United States
Immigrant, Oil Price, and War Policy Discussion Headlines
A garbled telegraph of wartime headlines reports talks on immigration policy, crude oil price shifts, and military funding. It notes a proposed sale of Jamestown area assets, a Knox peace resolution, and various Senate actions affecting immigration and energy policy, along with references to Camp Lee and Camp Grin.
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Jamestown
Hingtan
Cettionien
Penn
Wile
Beck Made Solicitor General Appointment Announced
Washington announces JM Jeck of New York will become Solicitor General, taking duties around July 1. Galbraith defends war department action with vigorous reply, while Dixie Highway Association session in Chattanooga gathers over 200 delegates from key cities along the route.
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Beck
Washington
JM Jeck
New York
Daugherty
Dixie Highway Asociation
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dixie Highway
No Preference to Ex Soldiers in Postmaster Appointments
Washington reports that Postmaster General Hays will not follow the Wilson era policy of giving preference to ex soldiers in postmaster appointments. The announcement comes after inquiries regarding qualification standards.
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Washington
Wilson
Hays
Soldier killed in line at Paris mosque attack
A former American soldier in Paris, supervising a mosque erection, was shot dead in the hospital grounds while his wife and children stood nearby. The incident occurred amid chaotic scenes as officials report continental population figures and parliamentary considerations unfold.
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Dublin
Paris
Jarvis Street
Turkey
Washington
Continental
United States
Gillett
By of Representatives
Building Trades Indictment Across Cities Stirs Anticipation
Washington reports that other indictments in New York Chicago and other cities are expected from the nationwide building trades investigation as Attorney General Daugherty speaks in Time magazine. Berlin fixes June 30 as the absolut e disarmament deadline in an allied note to Germany regarding the ultimatum.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Daugherty Waid
Berlin
Germany
Dr Edward Bennett Ross Dies at Desk in Washington
Dr Edward Bennett Ross, chief physicist and head of the electrical division at the Bureau of Standards, died of heart disease while seated at his desk in Washington. His death ends a notable career in public science and metrology.
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Edward Bennett Ross
Washington
The
Bureau of Standards
Giolitti Coalition Wins 266 Seats in Italian Parliament
Rome reports the national coalition aligned with Signor Giolitti has secured 266 seats in the new Italian parliament. Latest returns from elections held recently across the country show the alliance near the top of the chamber with strong showing in key regions.
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Italy
Rome
National Coalition Party
Signor Giolitti
Exposition Group Elects Dabs as President at Meeting
Charlotte news notes John L. Dabs named president of the exposition company after a directors meeting. H D Miller and Aad. Deanery chosen vice president, Lane Lorodae secretary, Pal Me Mahon treasurer, plus several officers listed. Meetings spanning two weeks set to start September 12 with plans for permanent exhibits and expansion of facilities.
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Charlotte
John L. Dabs
BT de Pont de Ne Uoute . Coms
Ivollaus Heposition Company
H. D. Milter
Aad
Lane Lorodae
Pal Me Mahon
G. Wile
Holt
Inn
Min
Draper
Mtr Mailer
la Pratt
Carolina Hikinie Company
Wallente
Whlton
Dowd
Mint Street
I Leony
Indepene Denice Squaery
Anvi
Werke
Tewari
Tinal Prey Sitten
Bond Election Sought for High School Building
North Carolina towns report moves toward a bond issue to fund a new high school. Trustees petition the board to call an election, while other items note local business ventures, a tobacco market charter, gas park development, a store shooting, asphalt paving in Scotland Neck, and a large fire destroying a Dockery Farms gin and warehouse with substantial losses.
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Ayden
Ayien
Board of Trusteee
Rockingham
Dockery Farms
West Rockingham
Richmond County
Deserter Arrested for Thefts in Rocky Mount
Deserter Searland Neck-Harland Grey, a navy deserter, was arrested in Rocky Mount on a charge of stealing a horse and buggy from Ed Watson. Held for Halifax Superior Court. Grey says he left Tennessee four years ago and had not returned since. He received a 15 day rough from the navy last Thanksgiving before wandering.
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Searland
Harland Grey
Navy
Rocky Mount
Ed Watson
Halifax Superior Court
Young Grey
Tennessee
Arould
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