San Antonio Attacked by Auckman Disorder Claims Stir City
A San Antonio report quotes Brig. Gen. Geo. Johe Ruckwan, commander of the First Army Corps, at a meeting of the Water and Ward Society. He blasts dives near the city as corrupt and dangerous and urges exclusion of women of questionable character from drive halls. He says declarations went to Washington urging transfer to the army amid complaints of vice and public disorder.
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Boston
Mmp
Li Fite
Enti
Snereingeerd and Criminale
Conte
Allio
Nfs
San Antonio
Ither
Vier
Higuer
Tixay
Washington
Bell Challenges Charges in Military Suspension Case
A garbled report describes high level accusations and responses involving General Rickman and government actions. It mentions tenure issues, possible removal of Geneesl Thuckulane, and discussions about administration, with references to San Antonio, Washington, and city officials. The text is heavily distorted but centers on political and military leadership, investigations, and conflict over authority.
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Ruckrman
Ilien
Rickpian
Tormier
LWW Eight 8 Lost Spurs War Trial Allegations
The report alleges conspiratorial actions by several men to influence wartime activities of a government body. Names of defendants and actions are cited, including references to federal agents and court proceedings. The piece notes long legal battles and mentions various individuals and agencies involved.
Strikers and mine owners hold talks over wage dispute
In London reports say strikers and mine owners met at the Board of Trade for a third day in an effort to resolve the long running wage dispute. No agreement was reached as fundamental differences remain over wages, costs, and emergency measures amid widespread strike action in South Wales and other regions.
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Vamlan
Ves
Robert
Tinroe
Ptt
Alia
Tandon Times
Triple Ailinner
Inbor
John Robert Clonen
Daily Herald
Orgen
Into
Tmax
Atiers
South Wales
Jeleewhare
O'Callaghan Likely to Face U S Deportation in June
A Dublin born Irishman, O'Callaghan, who arrived last Annunt 4, may be deported after June 6. U S immigration officials and Dublin sources say he will be subject to a deportation decision, with immediate action possible if any appeal or effort to remain is made. The case involves Irish concerns and a staff of the Irish Republic and Cork lawyers.
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Workington
D. C
Ama
Ciardrrs
Firitly
Jennily
Shite Department
OCU Ehaa
Ree Tian
Bis
O'Callay
Iy Aueh
Pili Tor
Ceneton
O'Callaghan
Cin Allen Tam
Trobe
Michael Diight
Fay Uae Jonbameyer
Cork
Bing Seciary
Pan Bor
Hnbess Corman
Ford
Texas Man Named Representative For Chehonah Dane Eral Org
A Texas man has been named a representative for the Chehonah Dane Eral organization. The appointment follows selection by the group leadership and ties to the Houston area. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Washington
Ackanien
Hive of Texas
Assishint
Chehonah Dane Eral
Setectiaue
Supreme Court upholds city fare control in streetcar dispute
The Supreme Court rules that the San Antonio Public Service Corporation may change streetcar fares and that the city cannot block the rate. The decision affirms a federal court ruling and cites the authority of the Western District of Lexar. The case involved contractual terms and a proposed three to five cent fare adjustment, with city officials contesting the measure.
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Supreme Court
San Antonio Public Service Company
Hin Sen Antonio Public Service Corporation
Willimme
Fale Vetion
Yestuwat Ih
Lexar
Avstein
Pan
Tee City
Wheely Commission
Tormur
Leaps 133 Feet On Brooklyn Bridge Amid Water Rescue
A man leaped 133 feet from a Brooklyn bridge area into the river as police rushed to assist. A bystander reported witnessing the fall near the East River on Sunday while authorities searched the water and monitored the scene for help.
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New York
Lantie
Brooklyn Bridge
Nadia
Kansan Opposed Weoblivan Contested by Local Conservative Figure
The article notes opposition by a Kansan figure to Weoblivan related policy. It mentions Teague native Jani Momngent and Virginie, with MLM Bled elimination of allied members. Mr. Flood and William AL Agee are referenced in a discussion of local governance and representation. A federal council election is tied to Mr Wind’s surveillance role and a March deadline.
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Teague
Jani
Virginie
Assie
Allie
Hak
Mr. Flood
Federa
Wind
William AL Agee
Two Churches Burn in Vandals’ Attack in Atlanta
A damaging blaze struck two churches in Atlanta as vandals damaged property and threatened worshipers. Investigators report a suspected arson incident and fire officials worked to control flames at both sites. No injuries confirmed, with authorities examining evidence and reviewing security footage.
Armed Germans and mutiny rumors in Silesia
Fragmentary report notes armed Germans and alleged mutiny amid tensions in Silesia. Warnings mention a German line and disturbances. details unclear due to damaged text.
Japan Seeks Peace Meeting After Hughes Note
The Associated Press reports strong Japan interest in another peace conference after Secretary of State Hughes notes. Admirals and ministers debate naval progress and disarmament. Public officials in Japan cite cabinet consultation and imply government intent toward arms reductions and international talks.
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Uresa Foklo
Ice
Charlee J. Hughes
Americas
Aullea
Pir Henry
Hug
Wuoftichy
Admiranl Tomgsabora Kinto
Simvister
Japan
Tosa
Mikio Caaki
Mint M. Kato
Greeks Fall Back as Turkish Advance Near Brusa
Fragmented dispatch from Constantinople notes Greek forces retreating before Turkish advances near Brusa. The report mentions multiple regional actors, shifting alliances, and a broader context of wartime diplomacy across Anatolia and surrounding areas.
Unclear police standoff in Superior Wisconsin
Fragmented report describes a tense incident where a suspect kept police at bay, with details about a wife, a potential injury, and officers approaching a residence. The account is garbled, but indicates a dangerous situation and a public safety response.
Cashier 15 Robbed at Fort Wirth Station
A cashier at Fort Wirth Tex was robbed on Main Street near Tebanka Vynt Unddux. The bandit demanded cash amounting to 84000 and fled toward a nearby avenue. Police launched an investigation as witnesses described a single armed assailant.
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Fort Wirth
Tex
Tebanka
Clark
Taanaard
Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Telecommunication Theme
Fragmentary text references Cuba Yorke Agel V and Vailed Radios with Cabin access. Mentions openings, Docabtent, Wasliustem tee, and Washington end of opening with Arenepigon and Meross. Concludes with public services return for the enbte.
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Meross
Ex-Empress Victoria Dies in Exile After Illness
The former Empress Victoria of Germany dies in exile after a long illness. Reports say her death followed a heart attack and a period of decline while she resided at Doorn in the Netherlands. Her passing shocked the public and drew condolences from rulers and observers worldwide.
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Germany
Associalat
Dour
Uillynd
Apeltte Furmier
Ruibrens Agguel Victoria
Uomany
Steiner
Haden
Fortnday
Anes Ougva
Ant
Doorn
Junction
Berlin
Anid Sity
Tate
Hoorn
Khmneror
William Nyse
Peince Adnibert
Bedaida
Oniprawe
Hwie
Tir
Dara
Mathout
Hannes
Cinttilda
Vienna
Wiemi
Watpatier
Trinee Adalbert
Alten Neal
Edo
Tseuneari
Aremy
Aeromgen
Tyre
Trina
Countowe von Kuntz
Connitusss von Weller
Auguste Victorit
William
Germs
Potsdam
Wallind
William T
Minner
Minner Dpgelsiin Wher Committed Amtetitie Hy: Lint Saf In Mortie Miso
Mortin
Von
Weather and labor law push spark in Davis plan
Garbled report cites warmer weather and a push by Davis to add teeth to laws for settling all labor disputes. Text references April dates, mentions Labor Department, and notes political figures and scattered locations, though content is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
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Davis
Bank Reorganization Sparks City Debates and Suspended Payments
A partially readable OCR item discusses a bank reorganization in Havana with suspension of payments and political overtones. It mentions city Uptown areas, candidate impacts, and a tense public reaction as officials propose measures to stabilize the bank and local economy.
Student killed at station in Washington city tragedy
A fragmented report covers a student fatality at a Washington station. Details are scarce with garbled OCR but indicate a deadly incident involving a student around age 24. Authorities are cited and investigations are expected to continue.
Public Appeal and Controversy Over Safety and Prosecution
An incoherent report from New York City discusses a controversial public appeal, safety concerns, and potential prosecutions. It mentions various figures, alleged misconduct, and requests for measures to protect lives while noting legal actions and ongoing civic debate.
Texas Loses in Suit Over Red River Boundary
Court ruling enforces boundary challenges between Texas and Oklahoma over the Red River centerline and shallow waters. Millions in land and oil rights are at stake as a receiver administers disputed properties and a decree nears issuance.
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Texas
Red River
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
United Statey
Mexico
Hed
Galler
Marion
Bite
Texas Way
Row River
Okla Latin
Chiohema
Rnakel
United States
Spain
A. Dilan
Fragmented OCR Summary of Legal and Territorial Notices
The unreadable OCR text references legal actions, land rights, and territorial boundaries across multiple states. It mentions warrants, sales, investigations, and acts involving officials, attorneys general, and prospects. The fragmentary material cites Cuban, Mexican, and U.S. regional references, with references to boundaries between Texas Oklahoma and other areas, and mentions of a sale and court actions.
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SU Arkansas Congres Erally
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Cuba
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Sam Antonin
Phenyl Ag
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Petiiuvidias
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Tanestine
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Labor Department
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Castor
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