Hunger and Cholera Ravage Soviet Regions Amid Drought
Widespread famine and disease gripped parts of the Soviet Union centered on Samara with towns like Tsaritsyn Don and Astrakhan affected. Cholera outbreaks worsen conditions as peasants evacuate homes and Soviet authorities discuss redistributing grain and guiding labor to Siberia and Turkestan.
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Tisidov
Gas Users Will Sue Watch Trans Clues Decide on Plan for Action
Public notices reveal plans to pursue action after trans clues prompt legal review. Officials in Tex discuss potential litigation and strategy in coming weeks.
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Trans
A Cause of Women’s Ills and Starvation Effects
A historical health note warns women misdiagnose fatigue and nervous symptoms as age related when the root is iron starvation. It describes dizziness, heart distress, breath shortage, and weakness caused by severe blood lack, urging proper nutrition and medical guidance.
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Ivan
Regional court weighs injunction in gas supply case
A meeting of Wichita Falls area representatives led to a plan for a legal action against producers and distributors over shutoffs. A committee including Hamp Abney, W Chancellor, and BH Munucat was formed to prepare papers, while Mayors Gling, Doyidel, and Mit Cleburne oversee details and identify affected cities.
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North Texas Gas Company
Lone Star Gag Chaitayy
Eitiow
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Companien Im
Hamp
Abney
Shenaing
Bowie
BH. M. Munucat
Wichita Falls
W. OD. Gling
Wichita
Carrall Doyidel
Wasa
Ht. Ti
Mit Cleburne
Whh
Itedio
Texan Claims Depth Bomb Invention Sparks Controversy
A Texan asserts he invented a depth bomb and seeks honor for America. He cites sacrifices by his family and industry to supply weapons for national defense, while defending his legal action in U S courts to establish the facts amid disputed claims.
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America
United States
Buried 3 in One Grave Violates Burial Contract
New York news reports a breach of contract by an undertaker who buried three former soldiers in a single grave at a public cemetery on Wednesday. Cemetery records show other unclaimed veterans were also interred together, with inspector Col. C.K. Tyakeli noting the contractor had duties to separate each soldier per contract.
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New York
Fartier Sploijers
Jean Comaters
Sproperty
Collins
Relalmvig
C.K. Tyakeli
Aealth Service
Fatal pistol fight ends in Oklahoma faction clash
In Atapy Oklahoma a deadly pistol exchange between rival faction leaders left S F Tinster dead. Tom Moore, 40, a faction head, surrendered after being charged with murder and posted a $10,000 bond. Sheriff reports Bailey held the floor during the quarrel and Moore opened fire, killing Tinster as the dispute escalated.
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Atapy
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Tinster
Dug
Tomer Moore
Eller Freud
Atterhelm
County Oir
Malley
Shariff
Tt Tailey
Jane User
Moore
Bailey
FLKS:TO BUILD HOME Los Angeles and Chicago plan
Fragmented OCR summary notes a plan to build a home in Los Angeles with a project order, funding, and a central headquarters. Mentions Chicago stockpiling for a headquarters, a project structure near a ridge, and a published Elks Marine item from Chicago.
Sailors Eye Pay Cut and International Talks
Fragmented OCR text reports sailors eyeing a pay cut amid talks with delegates from Neptune association and United States consults. Berlin notes German cabinet delays appointment to the European post, aiming for a peace disk with the United States as discussions continue into midweek.
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Berlin
Lago Brenamin
Waco Crowds Cheer Whitecapping Trial Defendants
In Waco Texas supporters packed McLennan County court for the preliminary hearing of four men charged with whitecapping. Three suspects were bound over to await the grand jury. George Jackson’s charges were dismissed. Crowds cheered as witnesses testified amid disruptions.
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Waco
Texbuly
McLellan County
Wacome
William le Funioud
Rowden Havata
D. Reed Tsuorge Tuckson
Taevins
B. Crusnings
Brooks
Berlin
Export Tax and Price Notice Amid Obscure Telegraphed Text
Fragmentary notice outlines new export rates for farm products and quilts with vague references to Santa Fe and Pacific rates. Details are unclear, but text mentions changes to costs and comparative rate shifts, possibly indicating broader price adjustments.
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Santa Fe
Pacific Slep
Revival of Cattle Drive Nears Denver Stock Yards
Denver July reports the revival of cattle drives after about twenty years as A. Be Saget drives a 200 mile herd from the Bill River district to Denver. The herd of 900 steers arrives at the stock yards on Wednesday amid forecasts of renewed drive to market and rising freight costs.
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Denver
Col
A. Be Saget
Bill River
Mager
Abel Uyube
Lions on to Oakland delegation quits Fort Worth for convention
Fort Worth Texas July 14 The delegation to the annual International Flows Club convention headed to Oakland California by way of Dallas Col. Approximately a dozen members planned to attend with their streamers and pins as the group gathered to collate representation from the Star State.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Oakland
Cal
Donser
Cols
RAIL RATES REDUCED Study Irrigation Projects in West
July 14, Heank Rocerlan, manager of Cameron County Water Improvement District No 2, left for a tour of western irrigation projects. Fred Rustenberg of Brownsville Met No 6 will accompany him, with Ti. B. Evans of Ban Benito joining in Los Angeles for a tour of Imperial Valleys and other sites. Pacific canned, Gnade to go to Atlantic, notable. Rogelana Cemetery in San Francisco noted as redward graveyard well kept.
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San Henifo
Ven
Heank Rocerlan
Maanager
Cameron County
Ti. B
Gondspark
Crockell
Indemnity by Mexico Regarded Important in Fostering Friends
Mexico City July 14 President Obregon’s decree inviting Counterey to appoint a permanent commission to pass on claims is seen as a key step toward restitution. The plan follows prior commissions and would include foreign and American claimants, with a joint Mexican and foreign representatives panel possible. A separate arrest in Galveston concerns a murder charge, while Alaska reports a major gold strike near Anchorage triggering stampedes.
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Mexico City
Sheegan
Counterey
Ayen
Jco
Arden
Camutibaion
Obregon
Bette Departoiene
Washington
Obrégon
Bnt
Sual
Hane
Tis Whitt
Ford
Deat Obronou
Haming
Planes Spectacular Downing Vessel Aims Army Observers
United States Army and Navy observers witnessed a dramatic air attack from the coast as planes bombed a German destroyer in a coordinated exercise off Virginia Capes. The test showcased aerial bombing accuracy with 84 bombs released, 17 hits and several near misses, underscoring wartime defensive capabilities and naval coordination during the joint air mission.
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Associated
Pretm
Virginia Capes
Asing Nemet
Navy
Sslimmpg Cniue AG
Lanefey Bield
Jyint
RCO
Gasoline and kerosene price cuts reported in New Orleans
Fragmentary OCR shows a note about price reductions on gasoline and kerosene effective immediately. Mentions a company in New Orleans and a possible price per gallon figure. Other readable words refer to dates and prices but are unclear.
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Orleana
Togielegan
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