Transatlantic river trade and aerial plans echoed
The piece notes a Texaco ship navigating the Hudson to Albany, discusses Britain and America moving cargo up the rivers, and comments on Ottawa and royal messages. It surveys railroads, proposes a single government railroad system, praises rail pioneers, and describes French stratosphere plane experiments with bold aviation promises.
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New York Central
Ratnectft
Hudson
Texaco O1 Company
Texas
Albany
Russia
Europe
Man Held for Pat al Shooting in Unknown Location
Police report a man is held on an unclear patrol after a shooting incident. Text appears garbled with several named individuals and places unreadable, hindering precise identification of suspects, victims, or venue.
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Wile Gullegna
Tobalawywns
China
Mir Trint Fhooilig
Praneliwa Thesalea
Phir
Ziegfeld G Ten By Eat Ziegfeld G Ten By Eat
Florenz Ziegfeld the glorifier of the American girl died of a heart attack at 10 41 p m in Santa Monica hospital after a pneumonia scare. Billie Burke rushed to his side two minutes after death. Daughter Patricia attended from the family home. Ziegfeld planned a Hollywood film venture and had hoped for retirement to California. Born Chicago 1882 he rose from Buffalo Bill shows to Fay’s Follies and produced shows like Show Boat Sally and Louie the Fourteenth.
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Hollywood
Florenz Ziegfeld
Rome
M Hospital
Billie Burke
Patricia Ziegfeld
Ins Acress
Santa Monica
Ziegfeld
California
New Mexico
New York
Marcus Radwin
Los
Burl
Los Angeles
Chicago
Buffalo Bill
Tts
Chicago Musical College
Donduclac
Anna Meld
Impressaria
Patricia
West Coast
Goodyear Rubber to Reopen Middletown Plant Aug 1
Goodyear Rubber to reopen its Middletown Connecticut plant on August 1. The reopening will bring 150 to 200 jobs within the first month as operations resume after a shutdown.
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Reoven
Middletown
Conn
Goodyear Rubber Company
San Antonio Weekend Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday across San Antonio with a low around 74 degrees. Highs near 90s expected, light to moderate variable winds. East Texas and West Texas sections note similar partly cloudy conditions with light winds, while coastal areas anticipate variable breezes.
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San Antonio Anti Viclwity
East Texan
West Texas
Ty Tha Mene
July Weather Returns to Normal Across Regions
Heat deaths rise across multiple states with 30 reported. Weather shifted eastward overnight as temperatures rebounded after a brief cool spell. Major cities logged varied highs including 112 at Phoenix and 73 in St Paul, while several locales faced hot conditions and scattered drownings amid ongoing heat concerns.
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Seatac
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Wiecasts
St. Loui
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Allehigen
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Fayebleville
N. C
Selhoe
Kan
Charlotte
Phoenix
Frederick Md
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Des Moines
Washington
Dailas
Plot to Restore Chang Is Denied
A report from Mukden states that a plan to restore Chang is without foundation. Marne Henigvarkas of Mershal Ching Halno-Liang, described as a former Manchorian lenator, said the claim was entirely unfounded and linked to the Banking govern Linrath powae mokosinnn.
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Friping
Gay
Marnehenigvarkas
Mershal
Ching Halno-Liang
Lenator
Mukden
Linrath Powae
Enemy Aces Plan Trans Atlantic Dash Together
London reports two former World War I flyers, once rivals on the western front, plotting a joint transatlantic flight in the near future. Baron von Schleich, once the Black Knight of the Kaiser's air corps, teams with Major Christopher Draper, the Mad Major of Britain's wartime air force, to fly westward together in a peace era.
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London
Western Front
Transatlantic
Baron Vod Schleich
Flying Warriors
Christopher Draper
Great Britain
Grey
Terrific Downpour Inundates Peiping
A drastic 80 minute downpour drenched Peiping on July 23 halting power, flooding streets to knee depth, stranding vehicles, and washing away mud and debris in the port district. The disaster disrupted transport, marooning cars and temporarily paralyzing the city’s utilities.
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Priping
Peiping Tash
Negroes vote in historic Texas primary faces record turnout
In a historic first, African Americans were allowed to participate in the Democratic primary amid crowded polling places and expected turnout beyond 40 000. Courts ruled to permit their vote, while officials warned votes may be challenged if legality is denied. Strong races between Citizens league and Peoples tickets dominated interest as polling opened at 7 am with forecasts of heavy rural participation.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
8. G. Tayloe
Forty-fifth District Court
Werner Ay
John K. Weber
Citizens’ League
Peoples
Neithree
Depesters
Long ballots in Texas Democratic primary unfold
Capeuica Te.xas Aug 23. Voters faced one of the longest ballots in the party biennial primary. In addition to the gubernatorial race, candidates for all state district and county offices and an auxiliary ticket questioned whether the eighteenth amendment should be resubmitted at a special convention. Governor Sterling Ferguson Hunter led the bitter jockeying with several contenders, while forecasts warned of a large turnout possible from 600 000 to 1 600 000 voters. Five state officers ran unopposed, with two challengers for attorney general. The pre primary tension echoed the 1880 runoff era as precincts prepared for potential second ballots on August 27.
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Austin
Texany Democrats
Jong
Dallas
Democratic Executive Committee
Sterting
Mivisay A. Verguson
Texas
Fom F. Hunter
Wichibs Falls
Sterling
Railroad Commission
the Supreme Court
T&m
Garner Back Home to Vote Brings Bass and Turtles
UVALDE Texas July 24 Speaker John N Garner returned from a fishing trip with seven bass weighing three to five pounds each and two larger turtles. He plans to vote in the Democratic primary where he is unopposed for Congress and also seeks the party’s vice presidential nomination. Garner and friend Ross Brumfield fished on the river, cooked some game including squirrels, and described spotting deer and wild turkeys during the trip.
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Uvalde
Texas
John N. Garner
Garner Aran
Congress
Ross Brumfield
Uvalde Garagemion
Garner
Meg
Call Light For Election Returns
A fragmented note promises complete county and state election returns with radio light and courteous operators. Call Cr. 2400 after 7:00 p.m. and again at midnight KTLA will air a cleanup broadcast for an hour or more.
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Ban Antonio ‘Igi
Luslybi
Andie
Wnlil
Antil
KTLA
Policemen to Be Tried for Third Degree Slaying
MINEOLA N Y July 24 Trial of policemen indicted in the third degree slaying of Hyman Stark who was arrested after assaulting a detective's mother during a home robbery was set for August 1 8. Indictments were returned last night a week after Stark died during a confrontation with officers. The six film and twelve policemen were charged in warrants issued by Supreme Court Justice Meier Steinbrink following the investigation.
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Mineola
Hyman Stark
Wes St
Stark
Adam
Trie Filma
Tey
Supreme Court
Meier Stein‘brink
Four Oklahoma Bankers Arrested in Wewoka Shortage Case
Four former officers of the Partners' National Bank of Wewoka face federal charges of embezzlement and misapplication of funds after the bank closed following their resignations amid a discovered shortage. The group includes W. Bunyard, Cozart, Hugh Barharm, and H. T. Thompson, all arrested on warrants issued by U.S. Commissioner L. W. Crutcher at Holdenville.
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Oklahoma
Wewoka
Olla
Partners
National Bank of
L. W. Crutcher
United States
Holdenville
Arms Conference Adjourns Sine Die
In Geneva on July 2 the world disarmament conference adjourned for an indefinite period after adopting a resolution promising substantial armament reductions. Soviet Russia and Germany voted against the resolution, while both claimed support for disarmament though the United States could not back it.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Dong
Wacy
Chevalier Cites Incompatibility In Divorce Case
Paris July 23 Merle Chevalier French movie star tells Paris edition of the Chicago Tribune that his divorce suit filed yesterday against his wife former Yvonne Vallee rests on incompatibility of temperament. He denies any refusal to live with him after returns from the United States.
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Paris
Merle Chevalier
Chicago Tribune Tolany
Yvonne Vallee
Madame Chovpaller
United States
Chinese Envoy Warns of War in Global Crisis
Chinese envoy Dr. Quo Tai Obi, former vice minister of foreign affairs and new minister to Great Britain, warned in Winnepexs that a coming war would involve major powers and force Japan to alter its China policy as he traveled to London.
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Winnepexs
Jess
Japan
Quo Tai Obi
For
Eign
Ning
Toflay
London
Campaign costs him two cents in Kentucky race
Congressman A J May, Democratic candidate for renomination, filed reporting expenses of two cents to the secretary of state. He sought reelection as postage rates rose, with finances noting minimal spending amid the campaign in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Frankfort
A. J. May
Dorie
Lin Elfret
Court splits over Negro vote in primary ballot dispute
A divided Fourth Court of Civil Appeals postponed ruling on the Negro vote issue from the Democratic primary after Chief Justice Fly set aside a temporary order. The panel debated appointing a neutral third member, with ongoing questions about Governor Sterling and potential unbiased appointees. The case, tied to Maury Maverick and Nowlin Randolph, remains unresolved pending Wednesday’s proceedings.
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Olter
W. S. Fly
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Tustine Fly
Fly
Blinlton
Wtervendon
Btralton
Maury Maverick
Nowlin Randolph
Fiy
T. D. Cobbs
Whief
Ply
Itvelé
Jushicn Fly
Ross Sterling
W. O. Murray
Plovesville
Dobbs
Bis
Idustice Fly Refiards
Fay
Fragmentary terms hint at foreign person names and prices
Disjointed OCR text lists numerous names, months, and monetary figures with unclear context. Individuals such as SONAT and RAY MOR appear among scattered terms. The passage mentions months, currency like 45.00 and 12.90, and references to places or entities but lacks a coherent event or story.
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Emlom Manin
Konsteth
Malin
J Rani
Kued
Mani
Fenritet
Sonat Ayant
Gotundrlnit
Eat
Ray Mor
Fannann
Tae Winery
Eag
MC Yeame
Bles
Ato
Ryo AI
Sonny Lee Rain
Toonthanan
Taghe
Benin
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