Threat of Open War Over Shipping Contracts
A summarized dispatch reports the United States and United Kingdom facing heavy pressure as Egypt’s Alexandria shipments to both nations may trigger retaliatory measures. The London Shipping Board dispute centers on American bids and potential discriminatory practices. Negotiations with Liverpool ship interests have broken off amid threats to declare an open market and retaliatory actions under the honey whipping act.
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Pera. Limon
Daly
Alexandria
Egypt
United Kingdom
United Stated
Anlale
London
Lust
Indhe
Cnt Shipping Board
Alexand
Liverpool
Kgyptian Voltuu
Admericann
Poisoning death notice from Foothill Mayday Hospital incident
A fractured report from SEAR lists a poisoning death in an Indiana area involving multiple names and a series of unclear references to a hospital, meat products, and a fatal incident. The text mentions Globe Station and Chiang wine as odd fragments amid chaotic details.
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Ind
Globe
Chiang
Anal Atigair
Ted
Red debt revival proposal on European creditor talks
The text reports a shift toward reviving debt discussions with European creditors led by Katat Taenyiyner and the Sovlain. It notes a proposal for a conference among governments to fix the exact debt amount and arrange immediate restoration of diplomatic relations amid postwar tensions.
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Copenhagen
Pontixen
Malyenine
Cape
Aiting
Holshevikt
Bovint
Vointrles
Deonante
ESA
Notable conference clash raises questions over election pace
In a murky early report a conference dispute unfolds amid political figures and delegates. The piece mentions a governor candidate and multiple attorneys amid a congressional setting with references to a potential action and unclear dates.
Weather Outlook Includes Warmer Temperatures Across Regions
A weather bulletin notes warmer temperatures for the next 24 hours across Sacramento area and vicinity, with southerly to southeasterly winds and highs between 72 and 86 degrees. The map shows little atmospheric variation nationwide, with Texas and cotton belt environments near normal and minimal rainfall except Savannah and parts of the Southeastern U.S. where light to moderate showers occur. San Antonio reports about 76 degrees late morning, while Key West hits 84 and the Pacific coast sees 52 degrees at several stations.
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Sac Abigale
J. H. Jor Boc
Weather Bureau
Texas
Atlantic
Savannah
Rion
Cher
United States
Key West
Pacific Coast
San Antonio
Duryea Shoots Self In Office After Fortune News
New York reports Duryea a former starch magnate and director of American WoodWorking Machinery shot himself in his Madison Avenue office. Attorney says business affairs are in order. family informed. He reportedly left valued at one to two million dollars.
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New York
Arey H. Durrea
Win
Duryea
Fional Starch Company
Ris
Maison Avenue
American Wood- Working Machinery Company
Warger
Fiat
Wiate
Sion
Anderson
Chunter
Mang
Boy Involved in Wreck Admits Placing Device
A Scranton court hearing recounts a vehicular wreck with a claimed device planted by a suspect. The defendant, before Magistrate Thomas, admitted placing the device and related items at a location near Glenbiri. Details include testimony about the wreck and associated injuries.
Postal woman seeks event with new routes/attendants
Fragmentary notice reports McAleter of Otda announcing a July 15 post office event in Adanagy Oklahoma. It mentions Hod tun and White as attendees, a convention in Cle To City and a shortage of STM personnel.
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McAleter
Otda
Rat ‘Urtovines
Miew Howltt White
Adanjagy
Okla
Cle Toh
Republicans Ratify Harding Proposals To Speed Legislation
Washington July 28 Republicans ratified part of the administration’s legislative program after a White House dinner. They endorsed the Capper- Lindine bill on future trading regulation and signaled it should proceed, while delaying action on other measures including a proposed tax revision.
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Harding
Washington, D. C
White House
Senate Reprialiduc Stenday
Congressional
Pregnent
Oklahoma Judge Held for Bribery Hearing Continues
Report outlines alleged bribe of 10100 dollars connected to a judge's decision in Lom ny Alling case. Testimony details and letters discussed. witnesses include JT. Boarman and Mrs. Bearman. Proceedings address payment, timing, and authenticity of incriminating letters.
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Oklahoma
Banu Okla
SW Vreeling
Genercf
Juni Cape
Boarman
Uily
Bearman
Dude Wright
Honxaan
Wright
Witnu
Weleneen
Jbefonse
Midgu
Lo Phompson
Newman
Hoover Reply Reflects Public Tilt in 1888 Debate
The message outlines how the liberated treasury and Washington talk reflect a public tilt in July. It notes key figures and movements influencing American relief efforts and political shifts, with mentions of leaders and factions shaping policy.
Vote Ordered Amid Strike at Aquatic Coast Asia Railway
Reported by Lf. Winten, the general management orders a strike vote among 40 employees at the Aquatic Coast Asia Railway. The aim is to determine support for potential job actions within weeks, with officials noting concerns over wage and reduction issues.
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Hannity
Aquatic Coast Asia Railway
Syndem
Etoile
Winten
Ehnmant
Pss
Winatan
Probe of Killing Am I Lost in Translation
A garbled report cites a probe into a fatal shooting tied to political figures and a public official named Dixon. It mentions George and Halden as involved youths and references an investigation into enemy actions and governmental oversight, with unclear dates or locations.
Greeks Force Nationalists To Withdraw Plan
Lenin reports Turkish Nationalists facing Greek pressure on the Crimean Peninsula as Greek forces land on the Black Sea coast near Adabaznye. The maneuver aims to outflank Kemalists in Anatolia, with potential Turkish retreat toward the capital as Greek troops advance from Levan.
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Lenin
Jamid
Adabaznye
Constantinanlo
Ty ‘Larner
Constantinople
Black Sea
Aida Minor
Liwid
Aupora
Orestis Cros
Notore
Ezovan
Hecone Critien
Lrucsn
Linfiniodeawn
Coverel
Tania
Baek
Rekb-shely
Althouch
Tehmal
Pirie
Tiorrs
Ambiguous Dispatch From Varas on Diplomatic Talks
A fragmentary report mentions Myron Berzick and a Dr general Brien t discussing unconfirmed topics. The text references Sileia questions and disarmament amid missing instructions.
Ford Files Rail Rates With Interstate Commission
The Ironton railroad, owned by Henry Bord, plans new schedules and routes from the Mun river to Texas and other ports. Authorities review heavy traffic impacts, including proposed services and compliance steps with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Ironton Railroad
Henry Bord
Dutératats Comeneve Commission
Mun
Txerak
France Again Seeks Reinforcements as Police Tension Mounts
London reports from July 28 that France demands more troops for Upper Silesia amid mixed signals from Britain. Prime Minister Lloyd-George and cabinet members attended a session seeking to ease the crisis. Lord Curzon met with M. De St Aulaire to discuss options, with Germany open to limited transit while denying broader deployment.
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London
Sioxis
Tisy-George
Downing Streve
Lloyt-George
Dainion Preminrs
Downing
Lord Cirson
M. Ue St Aulaire
Nilied Supreimeevita
Soumrhink de Nixon
Lord Curzon
MS. de St
Berlin
Miss Booth Warns of Impending Hard Times for Workers
New York reports Commander Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army warns of a national winter of industrial unemployment. She notes a large number of applicants, many lacking credentials, with a third seeking aid and many arrivals from outside New York seeking work. She cites 84 families needing support and a looming money shortage as the crisis deepens.
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New York
Evangeline Booth
Tle Bulwaion Army
United States
Dows
Transfer Ship Case and Maritime Board Moves
The United States faces a transfer ship case involving the Mail Steamship Company and the shipping board amid federal court actions. Supreme Court Justices weigh the board’s actions and temporary measures while ships continue in the transatlantic domain under wartime adjustments.
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Nevk
Mail Steamship Company Namesk Mw Shipning Board Bewayse
Yes
Bordaining Ateamahijs Uiad
Iew
Kompreney Ingunetiva
Brighter says boys adapt to school life at Chicago high schools
A fragmentary report quotes Petr Merlenson arguing boys are better prepared for studying than girls. He suggests college changes require female students to receive more help, while a fire at Leavenworth prison caused damage and a two thousand dollar incident.
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Chicsza
Jay
Thas
Yast
Petr Merlenson
Chicago
Gry
Biya
Cherewyomen Nenadly
White Sox Bureaucrats and Trials Shake 1910 Era Baseball
A fragmented report recounts court testimony and allegations about the 1910s White Sox era, including figures like Marlow A. Comiskey and players linked to alleged game fixing. Details reference expenses, salaries, and World Series controversy, with witness accounts and cross examinations amid a broader scandal framing.
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Playace
Xorles
Gans
Will Mary Wineries
Zach
Zovl
Ken Molnore
York
Tarry Ktulmin
St. Louis
Moteose
White Sox
Louta
Melrose
St. Tais
George Gorman
Sinter
Tacuts
Melos
Gerry Etnit
Cnnversatinit
Mulrast
Harding Grants Presidential Pardon in Cleared Case
Washington reports President Harding grants clemency to Dr B C Dysart of Rio Pum after a trial last year for selling intoxicants. Dysart is pardoned with a $500 fine and three year penitentiary sentence suspended pending payment of the fine.
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Washington
Jirsatt
Ri Pum
Hanting
Dysart
Leaveyorth
Fiery Cross Warning Sparks 1900s Armed Intrusion
A chaotic scene at Port Sam Houston where masked white-clad figures warned an army captain about the fiery cross, then departed in a touring car amid a riot call and police response. The intruders demanded the captain pledge purity, leading to tense questioning and a hurried, unclear outcome.
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Port Sam Bouston
Tlinsu
Panier Bacheloy
Enine
Msn
House 3S Rebuked For Criticism Of Ku Klux Opponent
Austin dispatch reports a House session on personal privilege actions amid debate over a Ku Klux Klan matter. The day featured petitions from the American Legion, budget votes on education and judiciary appropriations, and a resolution from Senator Dudley on state funds for culture.
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HOUSE
Austin
Tex
Hardin
Kawtiian
Montana
Untman
Eroud
Patina
Thompson
Thurvis
Ameri Fen Legion
Kerrville Hospital
Thoapson
Gitehone
Dudley
Taso
Land Votsmissioner
Pesttane
Berlin Owes Army for Rhine Maintenance Costs
Report from Washington on July 8 indicates Berlin owes the U S Army for maintenance of American traps on the Rhine through April 30. Available figures include 511 for main tenance and other listed sums, with officials noting ongoing charges and unsettled accounts.
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Washington, D.C
Gormintiy
Stover
Funding Allied Debts Approved By Senate Body
Washington reports a favorable finance committee action on the administration bill granting treasury blanket authority to negotiate funding for allied debts. Mellon advised no binding obligation exists, with discussions noted on postponing interest payments and extending maturities contingent on foreign compliance and repayment prospects.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Senate
Mellon
London
Mr. Rathbone
Finance Committee
My. Meilon
Aemmivistration
Ceechtalovakia
Graene
Ranmania
Teuasin
Herbio
Poland
Brunee
United States
Joon Nuuda
Bern’ Thiken
Germany
Hig
Nik Phy
Aero Wagon Crash Report From Riga Fallout
A fragmented telegram reports a July 24 crash on the Kursk road near Riga involving an “aero wagon” design. Five delegates to a third international event were killed along with two other purists, including noted German and Bulgarian officials. Names listed include Otto Strunat, Gelbrich, Howlett, Constantinoff, and Freemak, with several others unnamed among engineers and aides.
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Riga
Helsherik
Sga
Wntwe
Otta Strunat
Gelbrich
Germany
Howlett
Bugs Wend
Constantinoff
Bulgaria
Freemak
Austrasia
Dhe Teveutar Anil Enzinner Ag
Machine
Adamettiks
Disorderly conduct lands man in jail in Chicago
Police report details a chaotic incident as a man and friend attempt to free a jailed person. Witnesses describe hostile actions toward the police and a failed effort to secure release, leading to subsequent arrest on disorderly conduct charges.
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Utiene
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Washington, D. U
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Justice Department
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Collenpury
Olloagh
Tilly
Taslin
Weer Ford
Congres Nat
Ein
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Iornayy
Leuly
Sita
Fourdrade
Scranton
Glenbiri
Yilaeatas
Thoman
Andy Aiken
Anil Ld Ink Nealige
Willen
Glen Noles
Bilseysalon
Sieture
Arcelor
Mvatective Union Sotto
Waa Ee
Amareon Fedoration Vot
Mursicinna
Jaiy I
Hoover
Rueda
Wasleinusion
D.C
Petrésrad
Hodya
Americus Hilief
Colenee
Aumerican
Savdet Ant Hari Bios
Loup Saimage Wratelidge
Gould
Raitiogrinn
Walt Fo Pont
Tenn Memione Lee
Wong
Balint
Nem Ete
Han Andanio
Ory
Alewsyy
Zaire
Higient
Caumm Doraimen
Party Vloudys Twelverniily
Vial
Wstrant
Winnichnetnint Tuimporntuge
Roedie Toy
AustIn Senate
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Bluyet
Busthant
Frm
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Harry Wertsberg
San Adefonso
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Doyle
Hertberg
Thas Weil Lane
Wa Iie Inter Dixon
George
Jaslwig
Dnck
Halden
Merry
Mottinl
Abdoemon
Ismid Peninsia
Arussa Serno
Grehs Alynnes
Grneeal Sodisflul
Asia Minor
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Pasha Inder
Pepe
Andy
Herrick
Pac U
Parks
Myron
Merick
Erin
Pavig
Uneatved
Wednen- Way
Fournal Oe
My. Berzick
Dromfor Brieut
Unpes Sileia
FORD
France
England
Miss Booth
Salvation Army
Cady
Savage
Atediner
Agen
Maine
Elipping Board
Uhinugo
Teaatior
Muweper
Addy Ceti
Bulning
Leavenworth
Bane
Woulwerthy
Thadapeth
Carl Zork
Alan
Terry Kebinen
Wily
Courk
Woelt
Fenen
Grablarr
Sromenona
Neachy Stud
Godott
Demaica
Deetile
Theitt
Turanten
Aimwell
Tnt
Dan
Anealice
Annie
Army
Legion
Weeks
Palleing Rhine
Maru Nouer
Chinn
Commerce Department
Tae
William J. Als
Honglong
U.S
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Aeron
Hillel
Scores Police
Juba Byeneor
C.F Euan
Bing
Spyencer
Haan
Toonemic Vigan
Spencer
Auecral
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