Mourners gather at grave of fallen Bryan ally in Washington
The article details a solemn funeral scene for a Bryan family member in Arlington National Cemetery. Visibly moving scenes show the broken family circle, with relatives returning from services, while Bryan contemplates recovery and future plans. Governor Chase Bryan and other kin plan travel for private matters.
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Reese
Wavashington
William Temingseyan
Arlington National Comerer
France
Pete
Pnd
Washington Tollay
Bryan
Miani
Watkington
Peet Wade
Chase W. Bryan
Gmahy
Washington
Plea for Coolidge's Son by press and public support
A fragmented plea from supporters urging the press to back President Coolidge's son. The document references a military training camp visit and argues the president seeks fairness for his son, claiming the press should allow free admission and coverage as a favor to the boy.
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John Chance
Coolidge
Bin
Ye Bay Gohn
Provident
Uniter
Bates
Ellier
Bugler's Lip Drives Player To Death Leap
In New York a troubled cornet player Charles Berni, aged 25, leaped to his death from a Brooklyn rebroadcast, after hearing the familiar Bugler's Lip call thought to end his musical career. He reportedly believed the signal marked the end of his days as a musician.
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Bugler
New York
Girl Directs Holdup On Sole Girl Directs Holdup
A Sea Anwmnio girlhandit lendeo chided ter companions Friday night as they robbed Sergeant Folin Spangler near Anstis and Meson streets. The bandit car, with a revolver aimed, forced the victim to turn around while the girl commanded to hurry, and the assailants fled before police could intervene.
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Sea Anwmnio Girlhandit
Lendeo
Ter ‘Tive
Gohiin
Folin Spangler
Nelly Field
Spangle
Anstis
Meson
Mar Yale
Copenny Harvey
Moglin
Burry Ug
Bergeant Spangler
Rum War in Death Valley Brews Tense Murky Conflict
Report from Death Valley describes rival bands using a brewery as base in a violent, wide ranging rum operation. Gun battles between factions, law enforcement notes, and sightings of hand to hand clashes amidst scattered wrecks and license plate rumors. Authorities pursue elusive leads while ranchers and officials assess the spread of the operation.
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Ph Suite
Pasemaova
Iain Elforta
Federn, Connis
Est
Ite Saerel
Detertivos Cartholomae
Yal Grasvhoff
Finlay
Death Walier
Iudet
Marie Minut
Fay
Two Mexicans Sought in Three-Cow Theft Case
An officer is seeking two Mexican suspects believed responsible for stealing three cows from Baul San Antonio. A deputy sheriff reports the theft occurred early Friday morning as the pair were reportedly seen near the stilts yards. Residents alerted sheriff Jim Bri ven and Deputy Janes after the cows were recovered within a week.
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Sherif
Baul San Antonio
Xeen
Pie Whariff
South San Satouie
Jim Briven
Janes War Agai
Kere Lee Aougi
MacDonald Premier Again Reported In Era
New York Aug 1 Ramey MacDonald expected to appear before elections and politics center on the next two years. Victor Burgin, political figure, predicted a major shift in policy while attending a conference in Wisconsin. He was accompanied by Chomay Duncan a socialite member of the Wisconsin state Legislature and Lerma Becidist at a conference.
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Wren
New York
Ramey MacDonald
Vanyland
Victor Burgin
Sumer
Af Congress
Tony Verlor
Arctic Ships Break Free From Ice Patrol
Ung Bering expedition ships under Fore Mcrae Pu Poa struggle through ice near Melvilla bay toward Groonland. Crews report progress as vessels push onward in harsh Arctic conditions.
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Mcrae
Melvilla Bay
Rain Lashes South Texas as Rivers Rise and Roads Flood
A heavy rainfall swept across vast Texas counties from San Angelo to Del Rio, delaying trains and blocking routes. Traffic along the Decor was halted, with heavy lines near San Angelo and Carle and Sterling City reporting washouts. Officials advised motorists to check conditions and expect widespread disruption on roads including Highway No 1 near Kent.
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William Son
Texas
Tegan
Bullinger Hae
Arixine
McLennan
Heuys
Win Angelo
Corpus Christ Road
Doth
Ti Paw
Bredr
San Angelo
Carlebad
Sterling City
Kent
Bighway No. 1
del Rio
Devil's River
Weather disasters and heat waves hit Midwest and West
Destructive floods, heavy rainfall, and extreme heat affected Detroit and surrounding regions. Widespread damage included ruined records, flooded plants, and transportation disruption. Across New Mexico and the Southwest, railroad damage and dike breaks were reported, with relief crews active and temperatures remaining unusually high.
Two Held in Sale of Morphine in S A
Police report two men and a woman arrested in South Africa for selling morphine to an addict. Narcotic agents raided a house, recovered quantities of opiates, and seized a number of items. The suspects face charges related to distribution and possession with intent to supply.
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S.A
Rival Swains Admit Robbery In Honor Motive
Rival swains admit taking part in a robbery claimed to be in pursuit of an honor code. The incident occurred during a confrontation in Seguin where multiple parties were detained. Authorities say two suspects accepted responsibility for the crime as part of a broader dispute.
Thieves Loot Would Start New Store in San Antonio
Detectives believe burglars planned a new department store. Loot from Friday robberies included electrical fittings, a pistol, two men’s and two women’s gold rings, a purse, cash, and a letter to Cindy found in a hotel lobby. Several addresses and names linked to the thefts are noted, including 482 Seguin rail and 405 Navarro street.
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San Antonio
Seguin Rail
Ale
Lowe
Navarro Street
Hanson Gragg
South Alamo Siree
Roosevelt Park
Santos Cantil
Amd
Santateing Sa
Wiscae Tiem
Vine
Cindy
Ie Main Ave. Med Hotel
Woman Guarded After Light Warning Shocks South Africa
A South Africa woman was guarded after a distressing light warning incident and suspected threats aimed at her family. Deputy Fames investigated as the evening developed. authorities prepared to thwart further attempts and notified local office if further molestation occurred.
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Hur
Ska
Lind
Fames
Timselé
Nol
Sorat
Frmnd
Bernet to Draw 65000 Dollar Salary in Rail Merger
J Bernet of Cleveland, president of the proposed Nickel Plate merger, is to receive a yearly salary of 65000 in the consolidation talks. He testified before the United States Senate Committee, noting his wage would be modest compared with the cross-establishment figures for the merged Chesapeake and Ohio system.
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Colverend
Warhington
J. Bernet
Cleveland
Annecy
Luterstate Sommerre
Minoriy
Stockholms
Mid Ohio Railway Company
Bennet
Lan Nickel Plate
British subject killed in rioting at Nanking plant
British workers report a fatal riot at the International Export company factory in Nanking last night. Four British subjects were killed and several wounded when workers fired on the crowd. Guards evacuated most Britons, with some believed to be taken as prisoners and transported away.
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Nanking
Mit
Ritish Mubjees
Blinding Youth Receives Ten-Year Prison Term
A court in Beandidon Miss handed down a ten year sentence for the offenses against a youth described in the trial. Details show the assailant faced harsh penalties reflecting the severity of the crime and the impact on the victim.
Fishermen Rescued After Boat Sinks in Gulf
In GALYASYON on Aug 3, three fishermen from Houston and Wallin narrowly escaped death when their boat sank during a fishing trip. A mate named Harry Wen helped two others reach safety as the vessel foundered in rough seas. all crew members were rescued.
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Drea Galyasyon
Houston
Murcithen
Wallin
Harry Wen
Elie Mon
Minister Slays Wife and Himself
A minister killed his wife and then took his own life in a domestic tragedy reported with terse details from the local scene. Police investigated the double murder suicide, identifying the couple and noting no immediate third party involvement.
Escape Death in Mystery Shooting on North Alumy Street
Afve George Zivmerle of 1106 North Alumy Street and tenants narrowly survive a fusillade fired through an open window. Two men in shirt sleeves chased by shots fled toward the porch as bullets whistled past heads. Later two men in vests fired three more shots from an open window, then fled. Detectives Captain Harvey and Sergeant Endebauh, with Captain Mogna, arrived to secure the scene as neighbors recalled witnesses and the terrible night.
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George Zivmerle
North Alumy Street
Aartiate
Harvey
Ind
Dtendebauh
Mogna
Ltt
Kentucky oil men buy Medina land
Three hundred acres of the dying man farm south of Noonan Siwiteli Medina county were conveyed by Will E. Caudill with associates of Ashland to drill 50 or 60 shallow wells for oil. An oil well on the Jungman farm has produced a sizable output, with an expected capacity of about four barrels daily per shallow well. Tack White, a San Antonio geologist, will head the venture. A rotary rig was shipped, and the first well was reported to begin Monday. Caudill and partners, all older Kentucky and Ohio men, are moving to Lexan to develop the fields in Medina County and nearby areas.
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Noonan Siwiteli
Medina County
Will E. Coudili
Asosciates
Ashland
San Antonio Geologiat
Field Winn
Firat
Crudill Interéary
Algo Ace
Mase Geehred
Fletcher Aerenge
Haddo
Pennyivantania Willin
Caudill
Wettucky
Lexan
Texas
Chicago Alcoholic Deaths Rise Fivefold Since 1919
The Cook County coroner reports a stark rise in alcoholic deaths since 1919 with totals showing 208 nephrology related fatalities and 40 other alcohol related cases ending July 3. The coroner’s findings document numerous deaths attributed to own actions and external factors, reflecting a grim trend in alcohol-related mortality.
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Peery
Alenhel
Cook County
Tin
Edie Duly
Offler
Pase
Voronor
Rampage suspect linked to fatal harm in Houston incident
Reported in Houston a suspect tied to a violent rampage caused fatal harm to a Black person. The article notes a suspect fled after grabbing a kite from a desk, with authorities pursuing and examining the life-threatening events. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Montreal Awarded 1926 Kiwanis Meet
Montreal is named host city for the 1926 Kiwanis Convention. A vote by delegates at the annual gathering selected Montreal over competing sites. The event is slated to occur in the city, with dates to be announced and participation expected from Kiwanis clubs nationwide.
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Montreal
Ibn
Roverhote
Caleage
Knickered Women Barred from Chicago Hotels Edict
Kansas City Aug. 1 A controversial hotel dining room rule prompts protests as men claim discrimination against women in knickers entering public areas. Attorney Kissenger leads opposition while hotel officials defend the policy citing decorum and comfort for patrons amid complaints of impropriety.
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Kansas
Tarigi
Hout Muchlebach
Kissenger
Knicker
Knickera
Young Victim Fends Off Bandits At Family Farm
A 80-year-old farmer and his 7-year-old son fought off two bandits who entered the McGonagal farm near JACKSON, Mich. The elderly man killed one attacker with a gun wound as officers arrived. The other assailants fled after binding the father and son and stealing a small amount of loot.
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Prean Jackbon
Mich
Tyra
Zorn
St. McGonogal
McGonagad
Here
Indar
Wan Brill
Arwuni
Smd
Enraged Russian Fires Town After Land Grievance
Enraged Russian Peter Grahny attacked Tvankovy village in Kostroma province over disputed government land. He killed seventeen people and wounded three as he set properties ablaze before fleeing with a special detachment pursuing him. The fires burned further, killing twelve and leaving chaos in the wake of the escalating protest.
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Moscow
Peter Grachiv
Tvankovy
Kostroma
Graehny
Helg
Mother radio broadcasts appeal as body found
A distressed mother pleads on radio after authorities locate the body of her child near a lakeside. Volunteers and investigators combed the area as authorities recovered the infant remains, while the community mourns the tragedy and seeks answers.
U S Fli ers Ready 70 Battle Moors
U S Fli ers prepare for a 70 battle near Paris as American battalion officers and squadrons, including Major Granville A. Tollock and Captain Gresamon, await orders to deploy from England. The unit faces restrictions on departure pending permits from authorities.
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Hoven Pretvall Domblig
Stover
Libminger
Sixty Hudents to Graduate at Summer Term
Sixty students will graduate from the numbered high school in 1081. No exercises will be held at the term end. The classes will close with neat tests. tuition is payable for both high and higher schools. The term schedule includes a lay term and other interruptions.
Thief Steals Gems Valued at 4001 Dollars
A theft report notes gems valued at 4001 dollars taken from a Dallas area residence. Other jewelry valued near 100 dollars was also reported missing. Police are investigating and have identified several items that were stolen along with the gems.
Farmers Demand Urban Privileges
A dispatch from Manhattan reports farmers call for urban privileges as a rural urban rights dispute grows. Speaker Waters cites a demand for better access to education, services, and resources equal to urban residents, urging agricultural colleges to expand outreach. He warns rural families face growing costs and isolation without such policy changes.
Sausage Operation on Line Causes Aerial Vehicle Confusion
A garbled report mentions Sausage operation on a railway line between San Antonio and Corpus Christi with references to motor cars, authorization from a commission, and an annual amount of 70000 dollars. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
50 American Sailors to Bring Australian Girls Home as Wives
A garbled OCR item claims fifty American sailors will marry Australian women and bring them to the United States. The fragmentary text mentions gendered marriage plans, international connections, and a ceremonial or sensational tone typical of mid-century “mail-order” or wartime bride stories, though specifics are unclear.
POWER COMPANY WORKERS PROMOTION CONTESTS
Fragmentary OCR notes mention power company workers and various names and places, including references to management, a mayor, and a possible promotional or disciplinary event. The readable text is inconsistent and lacks coherent dates or outcomes.
Vicious dogs offer clue to rum gone missing
Vague notes describe a scene involving dogs and a search for a missing rum stash. The fragmented text mentions a team, Upson, a cipher like “itewnra et,” and references to copper, vehicles, and peachy liquid. Details are unclear and unreliable due to OCR errors.
Evacuation Celebrations Across France and Allied Troops
Fragmented report describes French and allied forces withdrawing from German-occupied areas after a two year siege. Soldiers marched through key hubs as occupation ended, widespread official demonstrations erupted across cities, and rail traffic resumed as authorities signaled a new phase of liberation and reorganization.
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Weles Berlin
Guillerme
France
Vaudeville Star Back Scote Benefit for Chicago Fight
A vaudeville fundraiser organized by the Jucil committee aims to aid a Chicago boxer's legal defense. Funds total around RLB 600 with an appeal for public support and enlistment of backers to cover expenses.
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Charman
Dawes Practice on Horseback Aid During Vacation
Fragmented OCR text discusses Dawes practicing horseback aid during vacation. Mentions Amnuthitedd ens Wagon Aviusel Gat Ange and love Prontelant. References to Le Ticael bane reierteipate and upcoming events with unclear names and dates.
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Niifigig
Colon
Manila
Colt Mies
Nina
Arwelinn
Fleik
Lon
Gineate
Bote Poly
Delegates Plan Discussion at 8 o clock meeting
Delegates from eight will discuss Po followed by a reference to governance and park operations. Names and organizations appear garbled but indicate attendance by various managers and officials, including references to a Pacific rail line and a presidential context. The fragmented text suggests a formal meeting agenda with talks on budgets and arrangements.
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