General Chi Shish-Yuan offers bounty in Lua front fights
Shanghai reports Kiangee forces led by General Chi Shish-Yuan issue a proclamation offering 50 808 dollars for the capture dead or alive of General Lu. Night battles rage near Mwanatu and Lieuho as Chekiang and Kiangen clash along the ShaFi line and Linho streets.
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Shish-Yuan
Kiangee
la Yung-Heiang
Shanghai
Chi Shich- Yuen
Mwanatu
Here
Lieuho
le Yung-Hsiang
Chekiang
Hwangte
Kiangen
Linho
Trangs
Lunewha Arsenal
World Air Cruise Continues From Mere Point Stop
The three world circling planes spent the night at Mere Point after a fog grounded landing in Casco Bay. Lt Nelson led the morning march as the fleet prepared to resume the American leg of the voyage. The crew has logged 21 251 miles across five months with 286 hours on the wings.
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le Lowell H
Saith
Smith
Arnold
Miers
Chicago
National Beauty To Be Named Tonight
Atlantic City hosts a large annual beauty pageant ending with crowning of a Mini America. Sixteen contestants compete for the crown in a format revised from prior years. Contestants include Miss Manhattan Miss Philadelphia Miss Atlanta Miss Chicago and Miss Los Angeles with Mary Katherine Campbell seeking a permanent prize.
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Atlante City
Atlantic City
Bathers Review
Manhattan
New York
New England
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Chicago
Los Angeles
Mary Katherne Campbell
Columbus
Ohio
Wales Regular Gay When Net Watched
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Wales related topic with unclear wording. It mentions names such as Esther and Gabe and a hare, but the overall meaning and specifics are unreadable. No coherent event or details can be determined from the readable portion.
Coolidge Opposes Limiting Supreme Court Jurisdiction
President Coolidge in Baltimore on Lafayette Day denounces efforts to curtail the Supreme Court and defends judicial independence. He warns against shifting power to other branches while urging friendship with France and support for freedom and constitutional safeguards.
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Coolidge
Supreme Court
Baltimore
Eeka
Lafayette
America
United States Supreme Court
Senators Shine With Strong Offensive Averages In Race
Washington and New York battle for the American League lead as players from both teams post solid batting averages. Ruth, Goslin, and Johnson headline a high scoring duel while Washington argues for pace in steals and runs. Hornsby dominates the National League with a 432 average before an injury pause.
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Chicago
Washington
Yankees
Senators
Ernie Johnson
Mouse
Dugan
Mart
Stanley Harris
Marrin
Sem Rice
Itodie Cellini
White Sox
Celline
Walter Johnson
Jamieson
Cleveland
Ruth
Path of
Eddie Colins
Speaker
Cobb
Detroit
Goslin
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Fournier
Brooklyn
Fourneer
Wiz Hornsby
Cuyler
Pittsburgh
Tat Ran Tinues
Hornsby Wheat
Young
New York
Breaster
Cincinnati
Carey
Pirates
Roush ¢Incinnati
Hrenklyn Te
Kelly
Frisch
High
Brecklyn
Dirigible ZR Te Undergo Second Test
A historical report notes the Dirigible ZR Te undergoing its second test with observers from the Navy and related engineers present. It mentions technical maneuvers and the general progress toward evaluation, signaling ongoing trials and safety checks.
Geeta Engiert from Texas Aetw Baek
Fragment reads with garbled OCR but mentions Geeta Engiert and Texas Aetw Baek. No clear event date or outcome. Names and context appear corrupted. cannot determine full subject or location from available text.
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Geeta Engiert
Automobiles Rise Rapidly in Belgium’s postwar era
Consul Messersmith notes a sharp postwar rise in Belgian car use. Antwerp, once home to under a dozen private cars, reached about 50,000 passenger cars and 22,000 trucks by 1923, with 30,000 motorcycle licenses. Imports surged to 13,210 motorcycles while exported motor parts grew, driven by low‑priced American cars after 1921.
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Washington
Belgium
George BR. Messersmith
Antwerp
Eil
Yead Sanets
Snerwans
Paris
Boy and dog uncover reef with gold treasure in Sydney
A boy and his dog near the old Uhl End field in Sydney discovered a sample of gold. Investigation found a reef carrying three ounces of gold to the ton, and a treasure hunter was promptly hired to assess the find.
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Sydney
Australia
Uhl End
London Establishes School to Teach Politicians a Trade
London announces a new institution to teach politicians a useful trade. The billboard ads say the school aims to reduce the number of enthusiastic yet nonpaying political workers by providing practical training.
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London
Night of chaotic weather and disjointed reports across regions
A flood of late news items describes a 130 mile jump to Benton amid near perfect weather. Scattered dispatches from Philadelphia and Pa report temperature drops and various inquiries into labor and governance, each fragmentary and confusing.
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Iommi
A. F
Tadszy
Ancher
Eberre
Benton
League Officials Warn On Rapid Treaty Proliferation
Geneval September 6 governments of the world speed treaties at the last four years. The League of Nations would be overwhelmed by the volume and must publish all international agreements in full due to regulations. Officials note the surge burdens libraries and record-keeping as postwar pacts accumulate.
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League of Nations
Tatarag
W.sity
Bart A
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