Final Plea by Coolidge and Davis on Radio
Niles Ohio November 2 192 something riot aftermath details clash between Ku Klux Klan and anti Klan. Wounded count stands at thirteen. National Guardsmen on duty few remain as authorities seek to identify responsibility for Saturday’s violence and plan warrants and charges.
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Ohio
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Denahey
Each
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Attornay
Kistler
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Allen
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Labor Ministry Expected to Resign and Baldwin to Form New Government
The Newrusted Frew Landau reports Labour ministers plan to resign with the Kang expected to invite Stanley Baldwin of the Conservative party to form a new ministry. Observers note the likely reshuffle includes key figures and possible cabinet changes as the political scene shifts following Labor’s anticipated move.
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George VI
Stanley Baldwin
Ces
Erteet
Astor
Phurkeas
Albel
Fragmented OCR Notice from Local Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment from a local record details parcel related terms, a grantor possibly tied to a church or square, with mentions of a lead official, a register, and an emergency context. The text is incomplete, with several names and places unreadable, making specifics vague.
Fragmentary OCR Notice Summary Card
A partial OCR text fragment mentions a game and section references but lacks clear events or names. The readable parts indicate grid or spare details without coherent context or outcomes. No verifiable entities or actions can be confirmed from the fragment.
Politeal Dress Nears in Spain Amid Crisis
Dispatches from Madrid report growing political tension as the politeal dress issue dominates conversations. Admirals and ministers confer with Premier to restore order, while rapid changes fuel uncertainty about future leadership and regional stability.
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Biarritz
Brana
Peritecal
Spain
Madrid
de Mages
Milan
Signalman Held In Trolley Train Crash In Milwaukee
Coroner Tar Aseated in Chicago seeks responsibility after a freight train crashed into a street car killing ten and injuring about thirty. Crossing gates were down inconsistencies claimed the towerman Jehan Brahe who faced allegations of drinking moonshine. Brahe and the street car conductor denied being intoxicated as investigators probe mile long stretch near the crossing. About sixty passengers, mostly youths returning from Halloween revels, were aboard.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul
Oecar Wold
Jehan Brahe
Hallowe'ee
Will of George Valentine Massey probated in Dover
The will of George Valentine Massey former General Counsel of the Pennsylvania Railroad was admitted to probate in Dover. Widow Mary Womare named sole executor and receives 12 percent outright with remaining provisions for Massey’s children and divorced spouse.
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Philadelphia
George Valentine Masey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Wo
Eceta
Clara ¢ Massey
Masery Gerond
Dover Dei
Robbers take $12500 in Brooklyn robbery
A Brooklyn crime spree ended with robbers taking about $12 500 in cash. Police report a chaotic scene as suspects escaped, while investigators secured the area and began following leads.
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Brooklyn
21 Victims Attributed To Mexican Plague In Los Angeles
State and Federal health authorities rush to assist Los Angeles as pneumonic plague claims 21 victims. Ten cases in the Mexican quarter are reported critical at General Hospital while Kellogg warns the disease may spread. Police guard the area as ambulances and relief supplies move in under strict supervision.
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Son Angeles
Cal
Los Angles
Vezican
General Hospital
Wow Kellogg
Brualla
Adtict
Ture
Og Fen
Kellogg
Senator Wheeler In Baltimore Today
Senator Wheeler visits Baltimore on a 12 000 mile tour amid campaign stops. The schedule includes meetings with supporters and remarks aimed at boosting momentum for the statewide drive.
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Senator Wheeler
Baltimore
Mrs Harding Neer Death Believed After Prolonged Illness
Reports say the death of Mrs. Harding is believed after a several week illness. General Charles E. Sawyer, long time physician to the late president, attended the case. Mrs. Harding was at Whit Oaks Farm, the home of the late General Sawyer.
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Maren
Warren Cs. Wording
Hading
Tejes
de Carl
Haden
Bregad
Charas
Sawyer
White House
Terday de Jans
Cleveland
Harding
Canerel Sauner
Forest Fire Endangers Family on Irish Mountain
Three people were reported early today in danger amid a forest fire on Irish Mountain north of Reading Pennsylvania. Sparks from a locomotive on the Reading Railway eastern branch are blamed for starting the blaze that trapped Mr and Mrs William Shih and a caretaker at their farm, with hope they escaped along a path on the mountain’s far side.
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Reading
Irish Mountain
Reading Railway
William Shih
China Civil War Near End as Wu Pei-fu Flees Peking
Nov 2 report from Peking says General Wu Pei-fu fled to the Gulf of Chinh with mules from Tientsin. Feng Yu-hsiang’s forces appear in control, signaling a likely end to the conflict between Wu Pei-fu and Feng Yu-hsiang. Remaining danger is ungoverned large troop concentrations.
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Peking
Wu Pei- Pe
Hae
Aon
Gulf of Chinh
Tientain
Krie
Feng Yu-lsang
Wu Pei-Fu
Feng Yu-Helang
Striking Joe Landon Tests London Match Factory Work
Joe Landon, a striking worker, spends days testing matches at two London factories. Tom Tuthill overseen by passers judgement on each consignment’s quality as scraps and fingernail marks reveal flaws in the products.
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Landon
Tom Tuthill
London
Election Eve Campaigns Stir 1924 Race Across Nation
Voters prepare for a landwide turnout as Coolidge and Davis head to radio addresses on the eve of the election. Wheeler Lafollette and Dawes continue campaigns in key regions, while party leaders trade claims of victory and push MO turnout efforts.
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Coolidge
Davis
Washington
T Mo
John W. Davis
Gover
Flyan
Nebraska
Wheeler
House of Representatives
U.S
Ateten
Rey Leremiset
Eld
Han
Secret Files at Center of Naval Court Fight
Washington November 3. The legality of Pan Am programs is to be decided by the courts with Rear Admiral Latimer presenting the case. A Navy officer will represent Secretary Wilbur under court order while objections from the Navy and State Department are voiced. The records would be published only if ordered by the court. The rotary was invented by George West at 14.
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Washington
Democratic Committee
Daves
Labor. Department
Mr. Davis
Coolidge
Tory Tomorres
Wilbur
White House
Latimer
Naval
Ienate
Navy
The
Naval Academy crew searches for missing sea craft near Annapolis
In Annapolis Maryland Naval authorities assisted by steam cutters hunted waters near Annapolis for a missing craft after a heavy gale. A 28 year old former mate and two others were feared lost as their vessel disappeared during the storm.
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A. P
Naval Academy
Oreeral
Ace
Bruagrete
Annagalia
Ceem
Nicholas MN. Grece
Annagelis
Licemont Wiliam & M& Cleede
Navy
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