Georgia Under Despotism of Russian Reds
A fragmentary dispatch from July 24 describes Bolshevik and Armenian forces overrunning Georgia in March, with reports of a terror regime, executions, and famine. The writer claims foreign papers are barred, and outlines daily life under occupation including rationing, shortages, and police actions.
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Epuota Cal
Cepyrizny
Daily News Foreign Service
Georgia
Caucaviba Republic
Titlis
Styrer Chaunale
Rime Cut Fen
May Enlarge House Washington YW C Date 31
In a reading of notes from the House session, a proposed appointment and legislation seek to enlarge the house and approve new use of representatives with a $1 member engraving. The present busting and 485 yaw agreed agitation were discussed, with Chair Siegel ordered to action.
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Washington, YW. C
Fragmentary legal notices on state reappointments and party shifts
Text appears as garbled OCR noting reappointment tangles in states Maine Mississippi Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Georgia. Mentions possible loss or gain of members and tense shifts in party alignment. Reading suggests incomplete list of states and names with unclear actions and outcomes.
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Maine
Misesuri
Atte
Texas
Twa
Arkans
Georgia
Burning Well Fire Engulfs Gas Well Near Tulsa
A fiery gas well rupture near Battle Butte structure outside Tulsa sparked a blaze that lit the night sky for miles. The Barhedall-Portey Coignention crew fought the inferno after a spark ignited the well, with immediate flames destroying derricks and camps within minutes.
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Mont
Barhedall-Portey
Tulsa
Oklo
Battle Butte
Spark Teen
Oregon coroner rules gunshot deaths near Rosburg
A coroner's jury verdict found Dennis Russellord died from gunshot wounds inflicted by an unknown assailant after a two day inquest. The body was recovered from the wrecked and burned automobile of Dr I M Drumfeld a dentist of Ronvolurg. The inquest examined events surrounding the death on Wednesday in Oregon.
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Rosburg
Ore
I. M. Drumfeld
Ronvlurg
Dennis Russellord
Bar No Immigrants New Fork July Time
The Immigration Authority announced a policy effective July 3 barring new entrants who fail to meet standard physical and mental tests. Officials reported a surplus of applicants from certain nationalities and that quotas for Greece and Palestine have already seen excess numbers.
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Bax
Ellis Stuad
Ciels
Tur
Greece
Alrends
No Hope For Tax Cut Foreseen By Senate Leaders
Washington reporters quote Senate Finance Chairman Penrose saying Republicans have lost hope of enacting either government spending cuts or tax reductions. He warns the public of alarm over the current conduct and the looming fiscal bill passed by the Senate, suggesting it may frustrate economic aims and provoke criticism of the administration.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Dl Pot
Rgarded Ag
Senate
Rail Executives Meet to Discuss Funding and Improvements
A July gathering in New York saw rail executives from across the country, including leaders from Guadalupe County, debating a proposed 40,000,000 fund to finance improvements and property enhancements. The conference heard notes on marketing, poultry, curing meat, and electricity policy, with calls for government action and coordinated planning.
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Ory Iires
Federal Center
Thenie Jewitt Cuyler
Allwas
Gnitel Rates
Repuin
Tex
Guadalupe County
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Meeting on sanitarian building in Corepun Cina continues
The article reports a meeting held in Corgi Shris today led by Rob ert J. Wlehwig and Sloe, focusing on a planned sanitarium in Corepun Cina. Predictions suggest an early revival of the campaign to advance the project amid preparations for the upcoming event.
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Cormas Chriat
Tex
Duty
Corgi
Robert J. Wlehwig
France to lead more troops in Upper Silesia decision
Paris dispatch reports July 21 that France plans to send reinforcements to Upper Silesia amid British discussions. French officials view allied troops as needed for order and security, while Britain questions the necessity and warns of tensions. The issue centers on the German Polish frontier and the Treaty of Versailles framework for Allied forces.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Great Britain
Hrahve
Brisa
Supreme Council
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NO REPORT ON GUNS IN POSTMASTERS REPORT
Fragmented text shows a discussion among postmasters and officials about gun reports and security measures. Names and places are garbled, but references to San Antonio, Avnibread, and a ministerial or administrative context hint at a formal inquiry or review process. The passage lacks coherent facts to determine a clear event or outcome.
Fragmented reading with garbled names and ailments
A garbled OCR passage mentions various names and events, including references to a Tan, a Lig change, and a Geneva street. The text weaves medical concerns such as dyspepsia and weight changes with scattered names like Curtis, Kawa, Hoyt, and Antonia Tyth, producing a disjointed, unclear news item.
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Maui
Curtis
Ameren
Geneva
Burt Hoyt
Acith Makita
Erleton
Atourdn
Toute
Fay Antonia Tyth
Unclear text on officials and gun case report context
The readable fragments discuss puetinisters and a gmk issue, a trial by jury, and a request to send a certified cover with the report. Names, places, dates, and concrete actions are garbled, providing insufficient specifics for a clear summary of events or entities.
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Gmk
Aumantend
Gail
Ubeck
City Death Rates and Births in Ano Antonio Report
A county health report from Ano Antonio shows 248 births by race and sex as white 287, negro mine, male 114, female. City deaths total 180 so far this year with a bonafide resident rate of .73 per thousand and May at 1.43 per thousand. Thirty six deaths from various diseases include typhoid six and diphtheria two. automobile accidents four and one gunshot wound. One homicide is recorded.
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Jui Anu
Deanis Metive Ei
Ile
Bonafide
Tyne
Ldg
Wirty
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Weaviet
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Mies
Martins Aim True In Jail After Store Theft Attempt
A sixteen year old Mexican boy, wounded in the right leg, is held prisoner at the Bexar county jail. Arrested by Officer Poche Wednesday evening after failing to explain his role in an attempted break into Yanvee Fo Marit's store on River Avenue. Investigators say he is one of two who tried to rob the store. the proprietor fired, and the youths fled. Nearby residents reported gunfire and a negro seen with a pistol, while a physician on Garden Street reported a peeler discovered in his yard and fired twice. Wright is arrested after a raid by federal agents on prohibited liquor. he faces charges of possessing and selling moonshine. A demitolin bottle with three grains of alleged vileged whisky was found in his car.
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Lobullus
Bexar
Poche
Re River Avenue
Loeb
Uetetives
Ruhnke
Proudiant
Bouth Prest Street
Ticksaveca
Cio
South
Amarillo City Commission Grants Reduced Fares for Children
In Amarilla on July 21 the city commission approved reduced fares for children bound for Sunday periods. The plan covers 48 routes operated by the municipality.
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Amarills
Tex
City Commission of
Amarilla
Rtreer
Arrested Russian Has Big Contracts With U S Houses
Chicago July 21 A man named Max Setunlman 9 is held in bond 5000 for espionage. U S commissioner Grnss cites alleged deals by Russian agents in Detroit Cincinnati Chicago and other cities with Soviet recognition to secure large auto truck and clothing contracts.
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Tedpal
Max Setunlman
Rossig
Noxluy
Uniten’ States
Tames R. Grnss
Blu
Denle
In2hiens Tol Huslrae
Detroit
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Purana
Hehalliman Fa
Businger
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Boll Weevil Attack Severe in the South Says Cotton Bureau
Washington reports the Cotton Bureau warns of unusually severe boll weevil infestation across most cotton regions. Officials indicate widespread impact threatens crops and yields this season.
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South
Cotton Bureau
Washington, D.C
Department of
Woman Seeks Husband and Parrot on Canada Trail
A distressed woman, Mrs. Wil Ida Trawas, pursues her runaway husband across towns toward Canada with a talking parrot and neighborwoman. The trek spans a week, with encounters at every town as authorities and bystanders note her efforts, while the parrot named Ter nulomabile remains a focal point of the pursuit.
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Wilida Trawas
Canada
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Fui
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Weevil Infestation Forecast and New Survey Stations
A department survey notes 16th heaviest infestation this year, with weather factors possibly offsetting damage. It announces new weevil monitoring stations across Victoria and Denton Texas, plus Faylor and San Benito locations, to track spread and guide farmer responses.
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Fogas & Sorlne
Départment
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Department ¢& Agricuition
Victoria
Tex
Denton
Faylor, Tex
Ban Benisos Tex
Lone Star Medical Society Holds Negro Medical Convention
The Lone Star Medical Dental and Pharmaceutical Association held its annual convention with a large turnout of Black physicians and dentists. Delegates from Houston Fort Worth San Antonio and other cities attended as lectures and demonstrations were presented to promote medical progress among African Americans.
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Lone Star
Ant Antonia
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Fackron
Houktons
Slane
Hous+ton
Crosby
Fort, Worth
Webater and
Staries
San Antonio
Ugway
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Austray
Discharge Quota Edits From Major Corps Headquarters
Officers at the White House complex will continue approving discharge applications, restricting to no more than 90 percent of the troops to be released. Orders issued Friday to hold six discharges. about twenty percent already released Wednesday. Some housing areas have surpassed the limit. next steps may require adjustments to timing and additional reviews.
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Wighth Corpe
Remy Wat
Tony
Machinge Onder Jing Broight Uy
Lunn Out on Bond in High Profile Substation Case
Fen Lunn of Dulles Texas sentenced to go to Leavenworth for alleged complicity in a two million dollar bent office substation scheme. Bond set at twenty five thousand dollars. Pending appeal as worded in local record. case details indicate ongoing wartime related involvement.
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Lunn
Dulles
Tex
Fen Lunn
Leavenworth
Army general leads inspection tour in Colorado
General Joseph Dickman, commander of the Eighth Army Corps Area, begins a Friday morning inspection tour in Colorado. The trip, not yet confirmed at headquarters, aims to review readiness before potential assignment to the state capital awaiting next week’s schedule.
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Joseph 'T
Dickman
Eighth 'Corps
Colorado
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