Cork Fire Destruction Ravages City Landmarks
Reports from Cork describe vast destruction as fires yesterday devastate a large portion of the city. The main grand city hall alongside the river and Limerick bridge area suffered ruin while military efforts protect thousands of spectators amid structural dangers. Looting followed the blaze and martial law was briefly discussed as authorities seek to restore order and assess losses.
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Heras
Cork
Llanes
St. Vatrick’s
Ybor Par Keli
Fire and Siege Rock City in Allied Invasion Report
Disjointed OCR account describes a large scale bombardment with incendiaries and bombs. Civilians flee as trains halt and military units set defensive lines and pickets around key streets and stations amid confusion and damaged infrastructure.
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Maree Bhoety
Weather Outlook Warns Of Warm Friday Cold Monday
A local weather report notes fair conditions with no freeze risk. Forecaster Turbur predicts much colder air Monday night into Tuesday for San Antonio. Winds from the west will rise and temperatures may plunge by up to twenty degrees by Tuesday morning.
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Tod
B. Turbur
Ville Front
Levene
Atevenry
California
Mfoimbuin
Yiller
Regan
Laoteri
Artie
Young man guest arrested at country club
A 22 year old guest was arrested at a city country club after allegedly attempting to steal from a car and causing a disturbance. Detectives later reported the man, recently hired by a household, confessed to break in and faced charges as officers investigated the scene near the club.
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Oring
Posamy
Tony
Uesterols
Millary
Ieix Nutter
Arden
Tete Witaek
Cael
Guest
Country Club
Auethon
Marulity
Young
Yomis Society
Eer
Harding Talks Ath Over and Elina Adot Favor League
Harding and Elina Adot both push for league unity and broad support from athletics leaders. The discussion centers on collaboration and standards to strengthen competition.
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Harding
Ath Roover
Elina Adot
Versailles League debate shapes postwar world map
In tense sessions the League of Nations covenant and U S stance dominate talks. President Hoover and Secretary Hull push for practical working changes while seeking broader acceptance of the Versailles Covenant with reservations. Discussions cover international economic cooperation, potential enforcement mechanisms, and the peacetime role of the League amid varied national interests.
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Oia
Versailles League
Minding
Sini Neve
United States
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Conferton
Washing
Holt
Hauling Iz Sudgentood
Teagui Ag
Wanning
Hebert Bynger
Nalions
Border Town Protests Over Vice Conditions and Passage
Washington protests Mexican vice conditions affecting border crossings at San Diego and Tijuana. Officials from civic groups and religious organizations urge the State Department to impose restrictions, arguing many travelers would be deterred and prostitution and trafficking could rise otherwise.
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Waalington
D.C
Dees
Ah Jiaun
San Diego
Corteclid
jAmevicans
Ompernige
Antes Jean Federation of Tatne
AntiSaloon League
Olline
Ima
Bill to Stop All Immigration for One Year Passes House
A fragmented report notes passage in the House of a bill to halt all immigration for one year. The text is garbled but references dialogue about leadership and voting outcomes, mentioning names and dates in uncertain form.
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HOUSE
Oppose Farm Credit debate stalls revival of War era law
Washington hearers saw opposition to a revival of a World War era provision as the Federal Reserve Board prepared to rule. Lawmakers clashed over whether the rule would help or hinder the economy, with Representative Benatar Smooth arguing against the measure and other officials signaling delays.
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Washington
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Benatar Smooth
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Witce
Will Aid Mines and Government Moves Seen
A Franco British move to aid mines faces government action this week. Measures aim to prevent critical shortages and ease transport, with over 100000 workers affected. Officials expect actions to curb shipping costs and stabilize supply chains amid rising freight rates and tighter controls on imports.
McCormick to Rome Ambiguously Reported
A garbled OCR item mentions McCormick and Rome with scattered names such as Storer, Jarsheed, Sedatar, Medill, Clarkoville, Hauber, and Clarksville. The text appears as fragmented notes on international relations or an event, but is largely indecipherable. No clear date, action, or outcome is discernible.
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Attia
Upo
Count Storer
Jarsheed
Sedatar Medill
McCormick
Krome
Tecom
Washington cables talk amid threats and planned incidents
Amid a tense week of talk at the Washington Communications Centre, foreign delegates discussed a proposed peaceful approach to counter threats of violence at a rural gathering. Details remain unclear as officials assess potential impacts on international relations and upcoming talks.
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Washington
D. Cy
Toreign
Ageemoett
Muoetings
United States
Prunge
Leon
Beecrettty Davie
Shipping board turmoil over labor and leadership quarrels
A chaotic report details hearings and accusations surrounding the U S Shipping Board. It cites figures such as Mos Walling and Major General Goethals amid questions of management, resignations, and the allocation of wartime shipbuilding tasks. The piece mentions financial and political pressures shaping decisions at the board, with critique of failures and calls for accountability.
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