Labor Candidate Widens Barger Over Alan Backed Aspirant
Oklahoma election updates show nonpartisan labor candidate Barger leading as precincts report. Walton, a Ku Klux aligned candidate, trails with results still incomplete. The race features strong party lines with heightened tensions as returns come in.
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Eid Peat
Reed Leads Long in Missouri Democratic Senate Nomination
Te wpull from a teuton era aside, Senator James A Reed leads Breckenridge Long by about 25,000 votes for the U S Senate nomination, from roughly 2,500 precincts. Long camp remains silent on victory concession. Former Wilson supporters prefer Long, results remain uncertain as reports from multiple districts trail in.
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United States
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Disjointed Streets Chronicle Amid Unclear Names
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions bad streets, streets and places, with scattered names like Staalind, Reed, and Patvetsine. It reads as a chaotic collection of terms, lacking coherent events, dates, or clear entities to form a concrete news item.
Smiles and Bankers in a $140,000 Case Unfolding
Fragmented text depicts a New York court scene with bankers tied to a $140,000 affair and references to fraud, trials, and broad legal action. It mentions a delay in the case and party names, hinting at crossfire between finance figures, justice, and ongoing proceedings.
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Ameria Justice
New York Court
Eal Linki
Ordered Not To Look For Booze Witness Testimony
A deputy testified in court that he was ordered not to search for alcohol, described as an informal agreement among officers rather than direct orders from a superior. The dramatic testimony, amid heated proceedings, noted deputies citing leniency toward certain individuals and a tense exchange with the district attorney over who issued the directive. The court appearance continued with witnesses and attorneys detailing lines of authority and conduct.
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Explosion at New York City kills six
An International News Service report describes a deadly explosion in New York causing six deaths. Debris and a damaged riverfront area are cited as investigators search for the cause and gather witness statements amid a chaotic scene.
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New York
Death in Galveston Shrouded by Autopsy Report
Authorities report the Galveston man’s death remains shrouded in mystery as an autopsy is conducted. Superintendent Tabkstane of the twenty school district is reportedly questioned about the case as investigators pursue statements and await further findings.
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Galveston
Deaths of prominent figures announced today
United Press reports the deaths of notable men including Alexander Graham Bell inventor of the telephone US Senator William E. Crow from Pennsylvania economist and author Gigan E Plum of the Plumb plan and veteran Tennessee Congressman Lemuel Padgett.
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Alexander Graham Bell
William E. Crow
United States
Pennsylvania
Gigan E. Plum
Lemuel Padgett
Tennessee
Glenn Ef Plumb R R Control Plan Author Is Dead
Glenn Ef Plumb, R R control plan author, died here on Wednesday. Cause listed as a combination of heart trouble and xenon exposure. Local officials note he had served as UC for Revery Wonka, with plans to travel to Chicago today for services.
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Chicago
Anxious SLL Guyer Receives Somber Family Update
Fragmented article fragment mentions Anxied SLL Guyer and a receiver, with references to a distressed family situation, hospital terms, and legal or financial concerns. The readable parts suggest a medical or probate context tied to a Nuevo Laredo entity and a tentative plan involving a distillery company. Further details are obscured.
Weed Cutting Complicated by Stubborn Polecat
A fragmented notice describes challenges in weed cutting caused by a stubborn polecat. It mentions local path and area references, a scene of disruption during the day, and a tension described around handling of livestock and garden work.
Nice Bossy Cause Of Woman's Worry
A garbled item discusses concerns of a woman and a bossy influence. It mentions a staged preview of utilities and public service topics, with references to an investment venture, a prize offer, and monthly magazine content. The fragmentary text includes names and phrases hinting at a broader civic discussion.
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Inveatment de 7 Edilir
Aan
Roads reject proposal sparks talk of federal seizure
United Press reports that workers in the rail shopmen strike reject President Harding’s proposal with a House of the Union chairmen signaling they will accept the plan generally, though some minor stipulations may appear in the message. Officials indicate possible federal involvement and continued rail labor pressure.
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Charles F. Lynch
United Press
Fragmented Gunplay Incident Near Pennington Train Route
Fragmented report describes violent events near a train seven miles north of Pennington, with threats of gas and multiple assailants. Names and places are garbled. authorities, including Marshals, investigated the scene, and a suspect identified as Mayne is mentioned amid chaotic details.
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Heaton
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Tyre
Enon
Aon
Gelden
Smithville
Pepurnad
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Talistan
Milk and Ice Decrease Death of Babes During Past Month
A San Antonio health report by Mary Carter shows milk and ice programs reduced infant deaths in June, with 65 babies dying last month versus nine in June this year. Delight Stone notes gains in care and outreach, while stressing continued needs in nutrition and sanitation across districts. The piece mentions public health nurses, local facilities, and the ongoing Milk and Ice Fund drive as critical to improving infant survival.
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San Antonio
Millendlee Fund
Delight Stone
Jin
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Metlers
Brest
Tie Young
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