BLUEBEARD WATSON CLAIMS WIVES MURDERING SPREE
Special ta kan Antonio Hyening News reports Watson known as Gillam or by many names, a criminal figure called Bluebeard, told of killing eight of his wives. The narrative details his early life, abuse by a employer, and a pattern of marriage as investigators trace his crimes toward a trial in California.
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Robert Eduvren
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Robert Edgren
Antonio Hyening
New York Evening World
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Sumiay
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Calgary
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Warsen
Theta
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Westimes
Population data to be released by Census Bureau in October
United Press reports millions of statistics staff at the Census Bureau sorting vast data for a national population figure near 100 million. City counts and state breakdowns will be released in six weeks, with officials acknowledging incomplete counts and possible adjustments.
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United Press
Washington
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Census Bureau
United States
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Rome
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Abe
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Catal States
Gas explosion wrecks two Pittsburgh buildings
Pittsburgh May 24 A gas explosion in the produce district wrecked two buildings and injured many, with several reported missing. Investigators say leaking gas caused the blast, not a bomb, as a crowded streetcar passed by. Firemen halted a blaze, two alarms sounded, and rescue efforts continued at the ruins.
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Pittsburgh
French Aviator Sets New Record Across Mediterranean
A French aviator and companions completed a record flight totaling 1,001 hours over the Mediterranean. The mission featured multiple attempts and noted fatigue and risks during wartime patrols.
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Lient
Henry Street Bay
Wood manager testifies in Senate probe
Former Postmaster General Frank M. Hitchcock told a Senate subcommittee investigating pre-convention expenditures that he possessed no knowledge of any slush fund used in Gen. Wood's campaign. Hitchcock, among Wood's managers, testified as the first witness before Senator Kenyon's Republican led panel. He emphasized there was no intent to aid or hinder any presidential candidate.
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J. Bart Campbell
Formational News Service
Washington, Ly
Denias
Gen. Wood
Frank M. Hitcheack
Wood
Senate
Paria Hiteheack
Si We Kenyon
Laws
Congress Asked for Authority to Take Over Mandate Armenia
Washington May 24 President Wilson sent a message to Congress seeking authority for the United States to take a mandate over Armenia in compliance with the San Remo conference request. The message has not yet been read to the House.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Congress
United States
Armenia
San Remo
House
Forty-Eight Indian Fur Sealers Believed Lost at Sea
A May 24 report from San Francisco states forty-eight Indian fur sealers from the Clallam Reservation are believed drowned after a severe Washington Coast storm last Thursday. The steamer Multnomah rescued six exhausted men, and survivors say sixteen tahliks each carrying three men were driven westward by fierce southeast gales. The Multnomah broadcast word but rescue chances are deemed slim.
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San Francisco
Clullam Reservation
Washington
Multnomah
Galician troops join Ukrainians and Poles for attack on Odessa
Wireless dispatches from Warsaw report a Galician brigade joining Ukrainian forces to strike Odessa, denying prior Odessa fall reports. General Pavienko’s group reportedly united with them, while Russian and Polish movements stir tension across the region, with clashes and frontiers heightened near Trechten.
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Odessa
London
Warsaw
Pavienko
French President Falls From Moving Train
May 24. Taul Desehadet, President of France, fell from a moving train en route to Mont Drisan. He was bruised but uninjured after the incident as the train slowed near a station. Emergency responders assisted, windows were checked, and early reports described the fall during a moment of danger.
Penrose Illness Clarified Despite Reports of Danger
A report claimed Senator Penrose was seriously ill and in danger, but a formal statement says he is confined at home with a severe cold from a recent motor trip and is improving. He plans to attend the Republican National Convention in Chicago.
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Penrose
Senator Penrose
Bais
Chicago
Wilson Writes Veto To Knox Resolution
Washington reports the president plans to veto the Knox resolution outlining policy on the peace talks with Germany and Austria. The veto message is expected within days as campaign moves unfold with Vice President Marshall and the White House central figures guiding the effort.
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Wilson
Knox
Washington
Germany
Austria
Alm
Kant
Kysi
Marshall Ceiay
Wood's Lead Is Cut In Oregon Primary
In Oregon the Republican primary results show Wood's early lead narrowing as thousands of votes remain to be counted. Missing precincts hint at support for Johnston and Wendell, with incomplete returns listing candidates Lowden and Magner among others.
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Wood
Oregon
Portland
Miaduansen
Oni
Jobnain
Weni
Churches Talk Too Much of Millions Says Leader
Dr. Mathad Alay ander of Ptrshirph told the General Presbyterian Assembly that churches should focus more on souls and less on sinvers. Tenents of sto: Sax committers attended several missionary meetings.
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Vealsdelphia
Mar
Ang
Matthad Alayander
Ptrshirph
Nominated for Reserve Board in United States politics
Edmund Uiutt of Pouchkeepwlc New York District is nominated by President Wilson for a membership on the Federal Reserve Board to succeed Albert Strada who resigned. Burglars got 87,000 at Kundan City Kansas TV Mo May uroties to Gay were looking for bandits who robbed a safe in the office of The Michigan Auto Tyr Company with about 7,000 dollars and liberty bonds.
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Pouchkeepwlc
N. Vn
Unite States
Poventy- York
Wilesan
Pfederst Horerve
Acceed
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Burelars
Kundan City
Kansas
Michigin Auto Tyr Company
Ant
Fekite
Liberty
Guia
Dallas 500 Seek Place as Party Envoys
Delegates and alternates for the forthcoming party convention in Dallas gather, with Marshall Teks of San Antonio among hopefuls and several Texans named from Mexar County and San Antonio. Contenders for Rexay and district slots compete as campaigns intensify toward the November ballot.
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Er Mundzstion
Marshall Teks
San Antoine
Lures
Ticks
Mexar County
Woruhie
Frank C. Davelig Deutschmann
Charles M. Dirkwell
George Db
Rringtead
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Will Oheus
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Alstrict
Selig Deutnis
Sunator
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Nannnes
Chcago
Auto train crash leaves one dead and twelve hurt
Partial report notes a collision between a motor vehicle and a freight train near Lebich Valley. Authorities say foggy conditions contributed to the accident, with one person killed and twelve injured. Emergency crews responded to the trackside scene.
Weather summary missing or garbled data
The readable text provides scant weather details with multiple garbled phrases. It mentions partly cloudy to cloudy conditions in Kansas and Texas with possible showers, but concrete temperatures, dates, or locations are unclear from the corrupted OCR.
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Tonlscht Uw
Nati Fuesdas Elowdy Aperscuve AG
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Tyeslars
Elomis
Wearhee
Iestein
Kasay
Texas
Obregon seeks friendship with Wilson amid Mexican revolution
General Obregon sends a message to President Wilson via Luis Morones asserting the revolutionist government desires friendly U.S. ties and denies involvement in Carranza's murder. Carranza’s body returns to Mexico City amid somber official and public vigil as mourners and diplomats observe.
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D. C
General Obregon
Wilson
Luis Morones
Tumulty
Obregon
Mexico
United States
Carranzi
Optometrists Begin 2-Day Session Amid Debate
The Texas Optometric Association opens a two day convention in Vie Ginter Hotel Jailironm amid controversy over a proposed medieval policy that could exclude optometry. President G L Av onsfeld leads meetings as discussions cover ethics, professional standards, and potential name changes for the organization.
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Vie Ginter Hotel
Barry Miller
Watley
Texas
Sora Hsn
G. L. Avonsfeld
Gilvesteu
Millyr
Aptanatelsis
Ansemblek
San Avani
Caliente
Poxge
Aixoasey
Wigh
Melee
Feoulian
Proeldene Aratahyd
Jayely
Texas Optaenetsie Association
Texas Operonetrical
Control of State G. O. P. Meeting May Cause Party Split
Regular Republicans and the Greene McCarthy faction collide over twelve contested posts as the state GOP session opens. Dallas figure Jarry Leek says faction holds enough senatorial votes to control the convention, while rival leaders vow a united front. The State Executive Committee meets at Beethoven Hall to deliberate future direction ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Dallas
Green-McCarthy
Tority Buople
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Tienbicass
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Barhem
Onbaro
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