Washington Theater Disaster Death Toll Climbs in Chaos
A Washington theater collapse sparks a broad inquiry push as officials report a rising death toll and many seriously injured. Senators and representatives debate independent investigations while DC and federal authorities pursue leads on faulty design and material defects amid a fractured death list and ongoing coroner and grand jury reviews.
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Washington
Columbia Authoritey
Sanday
Sao
District of Columbia
Senate Dema
Capper
Sepublican
Innes
Mecheli
Heymbtieny Jeaner
Ted
K. He Bhaughacsas
Federal Grand Jury
Investisutine
Enze
Sear
CREDIT FOR GERMANY OR DEBT EXTENSION DECRIED BY SPEAKER
Speaker denounces credit for Germany and any further debt extension. He warns Congress that Germany cannot pay interest or finance Europe’s needs, urging policy to stabilize gold, credit, and industrial assets. Debates cover foreign economy and potential March actions.
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Germany
Moron
Eiaiex
Simon
Mary Anne
Uncle Sam
Caan
City Board Clash Over City Tax Reductions
Commissioners Pfeiffer and others faced strong opposition over dividing residential districts for tax cuts without full board consent. Critics warned the move could resemble political districting, while supporters argued reductions were needed but stressed proper process and broad consultation.
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Oued Cale
Witilelpal
Luewlay
Ray Lambert
DA Weigh
John T. Pfeiffer
Hvant
Goth
Tex
Peiffer
Elerks
Amt Tnd
Seeferd
Board of Equalization
Alrealy
Lev Jaoteste
Bur
In need of repair and then Vileary shuts down
Fragmentary notes describe a repair need and subsequent closure tied to Termatie Huvets, with unclear references to a new supplier or deal. The garbled text implies an order or decision affecting a local operation, but lacks concrete names, dates, or places to detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vileary
Looky
Termatie Huvets
Separation Granted in Illinois Governor Case
In Illinois, a case involving the governor resulted in separation being granted. Court records show ongoing proceedings with attorney statements and motions as the state pursues related matters. Notably, Mr. Smad pleaded not guilty as counsel for the cited parties submitted formal entries and dates were set for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ge Riaky
Singernor
Iestis
Grant Livk Banter
Charac Wittr
Petit Fiey
Roe Price
O. Liforgee
Mr. Smad
Tariff Principles and American Valuation Basis Cited
Washington set speaks on tariff reform. Schwab urges American valuation as foundation for national prosperity. Discussions condemn foreign exchange volatility and call for standards to protect U S manufacturers and currency stability. Authorities argue for predictable rules to secure industry and prices.
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Washington
Hawcciadan
Ube Natinny
Laney
Bill N
Farelum Valiow
City Struggles to Cut Car Fares Amid Political Clash
A citywide debate over reducing car fares intensifies as officials face opposition from unions and political factions. The campaign highlights governance tensions and the push for affordable transit amid upcoming elections. Strong figures and dates are obscured by fragmentary OCR but the core dispute centers on fare relief and party support.
Unclear Business Report With Erratic OCR
A fragmented OCR text details a business meeting and various names and places in a disjointed sequence. The readable bits mention names such as Moriarty and Destin and reference a meeting, but most of the material is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Unable to determine due to garbled source text
The provided text is heavily garbled and unreadable, containing no clear names, events, or facts to summarize into a credible newspaper card. A legible source is required to construct a T and S that meet the format constraints.
Autopsy Ordered in Death of a Carpenters Son
An inquest into the shooting death of a local carpenter's child prompted police to order an autopsy. Witnesses described a revolver accidental discharge, with the body found by Mrs. Lilli Howland as city detectives examined the scene and gathered statements from family and neighbors.
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Apollon
Toinn
Lola
Lilli Howland
Galler
Bildas
Dchistien
Jeisle
Fae
Hogland
Hoglaml
Momby
Weil
Elias
Elie Wei
Tee
A. Cerin
Babe Cray
Gendine
Mendes
Vom Bank Amd Blugiy Ee Unior
Misen
Mgacof
Xan
Antondo
Oty Wilh
Sitweil
Giovige Spei
Fruntenth
Architects at Work in Ambitious City Redevelopment Plan
The article describes architects working on a major redevelopment project in a city identified as Wie meinen Iwtwaa Magne Thich and Wie Tar. It notes plans to demolish and rebuild blocks, with construction targeting a May completion. The piece mentions funding, approvals, and potential impact on residents and local businesses.
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Aumnati
Pin Wiis
Rat Vanier
Lhitan
API
Canton
Fragmented snippet on health and politics reappears in garbled text
The unreadable OCR passage mentions health advice and political figures in a disordered list. Names and places are obscured, with unclear events or dates. The fragment suggests a discussion of health in society and political individuals, but specifics are not recoverable.
Madison Squires and Legion Meet in San Antonio
A fragmented report covers a Legion gathering and the Madison Squires deed dispute. The writing notes meetings planned in San Antonio on February 19, with talks to outline lessons and costs. Attendees include Legion leaders and company executives, plus a Dallas contingent.
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Madison Squires
San Antoni
Aethay de Reinhart
Besa
Raul
Ciesan
Hep Iwattend
Che
San Anania
Brokerage Plum Declared Insolvent
Montreal insolvency declared for Fairbanks, Gos Hin & Company. Firm members Lie Mott ell Keathange named as observers. Gareint W. Dairbanks and Jules Goxselin deny comment. Ghee don W. Scott and George Gavidiner take charge of affairs.
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Montreal
Dun
Fairbanks, Gos Hin & Company
Lie Mottell, Keathange
Edour
Uke Exchange
Alonduy
Gearnt W. Dairbanks
Jules Goxselin
Gheedon W. Scott
George Gavidiner
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Curler
Distriot
Aungey
Weweeenage
Cietaut
Healy Atsi
Walsh Ave
Walt
Maine
Albert Makes
Mtantu Janm
Mt. Crawford
Trevi Rude
Rt Bron
Lefest Martellen Hee Timuinstions
New York
Hanes
Sfanbreuiuc
Clare Les Brauy
Aden
Lars Lagh
Dnlive Miller
Breokin
Burne Hurt Dikagter
Hostiloruts Barms
Ganael
Daleen
Tor
Muses
Fea
Aston
Yell
Maes
Wessun
Seife
Wea
Qedianee Leparduemt
Mery
Willan I. Smith
Nif Merudier
Smith
Sam Honsten A
Fess
U.S
Sanaa
Dave
E. Houston Street
SALE
Pfeifer
Pfeiffer
Eget
Attannande
Conuuineiuner Breitfer
Virinna
Ater
Bard
Gaty
Comutis
Negnive
Veyunsine
Watt
Mapena
Janeberg
Wintynitls
Elie
Guanasee
MI Mea
Elise
Femi
Pierre
Schwab
Quivynae
Meron Thark
Uae
Tiesto
Peer Meting
Moriarty Waersne
Destin
Mirek Lund Dings
Alent WU
Dolan
Pieri
Shane
Nebely
Mynantiio Kapisalen
Mint
Ase Carpenter
Architects AT Work
Vanesa
Pama
Paya
de. Seren
Losiweloek
St Anthony
Hays
Hall
W. W. Bhenherd
Ate
Douglas
Texas
Guadiana Grocer Co
San Antonio
Baholdy
Keynes
Manometmrerar Lykc! Medicine Company
Kansas City
King’s Exchange Dept
Tran
Haury
A Feuron
Ghifford
Daventtes Ivory
Columbia Graponos
Reed Baby
Furnituri
Maytag
GINIA
SILES
Chase Longo
King Furniture CO
West Carmineree
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