Raids Sweep Four City Establishments In Liquor Crackdown
A coordinated Saturday night operation by county and city officers led to arrests of Wilbur P Diggs and Sidney Yates known as Sir Sid. At Birckheed's a keg and bottles were found. Diggs and Yates faced magistrate Hearn while Willams and Sheriff Phillips oversaw the raid.
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Yates
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Sheckleys
Birckheed
Hearn
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Henry Chatham
Dies
Sherif Phillip
Shockleys
Tiqeer
Diggs and Yates
Sherff
G Murray Phillips
James White
Willams
Trace Jazz Origin Ties to German Master
Fragmentary report links jazz origins to a German master in Heidelberg Germany The text suggests German influence on jazz evolution with references to various names and uncertain details The piece mentions a pursuit of modern interpretations and observers note a surge of interest in jazz in Germany with researchers examining early traces and influences.
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Germany
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Tedar
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Robert Alezaccer
Furmann
Gerwant
Women Doctors Needed in Turkey
Fragmented OCR text outlines a plea for women doctors in Turkey. It references medical efforts abroad and mentions unspecified individuals and organizations, with garbled phrases about support and international aid.
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Turkey
Lone airman aims to span a tenth of earth in race
Lt. Russell J. Maughan began a 18 hour 60 minute cross continental flight from Crisney Field Nan Francisco toward Dayton Ohio. He planned multiple hops between inland fields with fresh supplies and a short rest, after two prior attempts. The journey covered 2108 miles from New York to his next leg, facing fog and rough air on landing and takeoff as he pursued the record pace.
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Russell J. Maughan
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Crisney Field
Nan Frarecicn
Dayton
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New York
New Wick
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Port Harget
1924 Democratic convention notes and party debates
The report surveys 1924 convention mood with references to the League of Nations and prohibition as divides. Speaker Pat Harrison and nominating chatter hint at strategy and backstage efforts while delegations clash over favored candidates and speeches.
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New York
Alfred Errs
Democratic Party
League of Nations
Ku Klux Klan
McAdon
Lwersian
Fruitland Field Dos At OE Event
The report notes a field event at Fruitland with dos entries and results. Multiple teams and competitors are mentioned, including Jets and BMatide Hricd Fom Be. The account is fragmented but indicates an athletics meet outcome and participant performances.
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Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Upper Mississippi Valley
A major summer storm sweeping the upper Mississippi River Valley caused four deaths and extensive property damage across Nebraska, South Dakotas, Minnesota, and Illinois. Chicago faced water supply threats as the storm backed the river and sent sewage into Lake Michigan. The steamer Saugatuck, with 700 passengers, was disabled far out at sea but weathered the storm with rescue craft.
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Mississippi River
Nebraska
South Nakers
Binnssota
Tiners
Minnesota
Chicago
Lake Michigan
G O P Leaders Guest On Yacht Mayflower
The Associated Press reports President Coolidge hosts Republican leaders aboard the Mayflower during a weekend cruise as part of the presidential campaign. Butter, chairmen of the National Committee, attends, while Peay Seba es, end. The president’s party aims to project unity and momentum in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
SM. Butter
Bind Made Brooms That Have Ready Sale
Bind makers prepare ready sale brooms amid market demand. Officials warn that neglect could lead to wards of the state, underscoring urgency for production and timely distribution.
Alaska Mail Carriers Grow Rich from Air Routes
An Alaska story describes postmen flying between towns like McGrath and the coast, covering thousands of miles. Government support finances plane repairs and pay for routes, while a pilot’s earnings and costs are noted amid uncertain figures.
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Farrbesks Alaska
Aril
Eneisen
McGrath
Alaska
Eerna
Arcors
Weisen
Ge-Erement Fur
Odet
Japan Plans Global Wireless Network Circling Empire
Japan advances a wireless radio system to link the empire with Europe and America. A $1.5 million station near Nagusa will bolster trans Pacific and trans Asiatic links. Four divisions include Pacific, Asiatic and intercolonial lines connecting Korea, Manchuria, and other territories.
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Europe
America
Japan
Nagusa
Anera
Iwakit
Aeady
Amenca
Neven
Pari
Nagesaatinn
Hirano
Onaka
Memages
Empire
Kormea
Korea
Fagualeen
Sisiden
Improvement of Trans Pacific Service Promised
Fragmentary text notes improvement plans for trans Pacific service and promise of more powerful apparatus at twaki station.
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Twaki Station
Japan Begins Scrapping Naval Vessels Under Treaty
The Washington treaty prompts Japan to scrap three capital ships as the navy reports plans to dispose of hulls from Tosa and other vessels. Experimental torpedo and fire test programs are noted as part of the reallocation.
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Takio
Japan
Ibuki
Koma
Kashima
Navy Department
Satsuma
Hizen
Dialogue Fragments Highlight Speaking Tension
A fragmentary exchange shows two speakers disputing talkativeness and fatigue. One accuses the other of annoying talkative women while the other responds with a terse question about another matter. The incomplete lines suggest a tense, unresolved argument.
Political maneuvering and violent incidents headline late news
Multiple brief items report U S political maneuvering around Governor Albert Cabell Kincree in the presidential nominating contest. Separate writeups note a melee at a Greco fire station injuring volunteers and a London conference near July 16 between British and French leaders amid Allied talks.
New York Hosts 1924 Democratic National Convention
longtime crowds flow into Madison Square Garden for the opening of the Democratic National Convention of 1924. Delegates, officials, and visitors fill the city as tents rise and Old Glory waves above the vast hall while speakers prepare for a landmark gathering.
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New York
Father Knickerbocker
Madison Square Garden
Democratc
Woo
American Aviators Break Fear Records
American aviators push sea plane records including endurance and distance. Wead and Pree set a world record in a naval flight that ended when engine trouble forced a forced down near Anacostia. Navy fliers recovered the crew and reported a 12:10 PM takeoff with a 21 minutes flight.
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Ashington
F OW Wead
Navy
Anacostia Nasal
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