Army reports on bridge cards amid Mexico unrest
Reported military briefing cites tense border conditions near Laredo with rumors of rebel activity and refugee movements. Unverified wires indicate possible garrison revolts and field actions as Mexican tensions spill into border towns.
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United States
Laredo
Barrikon
Bynge
Port Ale
Reed
Laredo Aly
Liv
Suara
Broubte
Ried Coss
San Astonio
Boxter
Sf Saltilla
Coachwite
Gem Franvixes Cossing
Covy
Mireles
Mexico
Coabuith
Sakila
Atmovicatt
Gro
Sanfonio
Tate
Bannor
Hoynios
Myo
Arkansas National Guard Establishes Permanent Home
A fragmentary report notes plans to establish a permanent base for the Arkansas National Guard at a national avenue site. The document references a temporary station and outlines anticipated milestones and administrative steps, with celebrations and formal reorganization expected as the project progresses.
Forest fires take heavy toll with loss of life reported
Disastrous blazes across western Washington and Oregon burn vast timberlands and threaten towns. One reported fatality near Cellar Bally and unknown damage estimates range widely from 31,000,000 to 2,000,000 in value. Homes near Go dar Falla destroyed as crews battle spreading flames.
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Washington
Oregon
Godar Falla
Military Governors urge old Parliament to settle quarrels
A Chinese dispatch reports Gen Chox Chieng-Min, leader of Kwantung forces and governor of thirteen provinces, urging restructuring of the old parliament as a path to restoration of peace and constitutional government. The piece notes expected preliminaries at Tientsin and Canton factions and mentions rail damage and naval movements in the region.
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Cubta
China
Chox
Chieng-Min
Kwangtung
Tienteli
Aneni— Berg
Liab Jody
Canton
Shanghai
Tien
Tiel
de. Bike Yat Sems
Local finance confusion clouds Alvis York area
In Weatrden county a financial saga unfolds with a failed balloon firm and mortgage concerns. Noahville Botney Chit faces scrutiny as payments loom and a planned Rotary campaign draws attention while a tax or accounting issue in Francs surfaces.
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Chinstmoons
Teun
Jans
Seaot
Alvis York
Iran
SLAIN SALESMAN IN MISSING MEETING MISHAP
A salesman identified as JS SLAIN ME in a questionable incident near Noel MN on a Wednesday. Authorities report a wound during a dispute linked to a hotel loan and a defense claim by a widow and daughter.
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Mhowulvegu
Noel MN
Theale
Sheriff
Raima
Aheriff Linley
Benbow
Honham
French Ask Action On Wartime Debt
The French government was informed that the American government will receive a special delegation of French financial experts to discuss wartime debt. No date for talks is set. Secretary Mellon will not discuss details beyond the commission’s general scope. The Allied Debt Funding Commission may meet Britain first, then other debtors, with negotiations to proceed in coming weeks.
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Weshingln
D. C
Allied Debt Funding Commission
Mellon
Cliniman
Declinns
Tawny
Enying
Commienion | Mot
Mr Cable
Ty Tite
Conyedenit
Povis
Jung Liang
Yingug
Mary Tangdon Bukos
Wier" McCoriniels
Rainaling Kids
New York
Neta
Harry Maxter
Montiinebleau
Mets
Allee Butvertiuene
Chicago
McCormégl
Former Song Writer Dies At New York Hospital
A newspaper obituary notes the death of former song writer Barnes who passed away May 9 at New York Hospital. The tainted, impoverished life narrative mentions a career in music and vaudeville, with references to teams, wartime songs, and friends gathering at the hospital as he declined.
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New York Hospital
New
York
Maul Barnes
Magutlan
Ward
Nadby
Holly, Gray
Atuevivan
Siitiers
Dan Daly
Chinese Riot Stirs Demands as PTs Tweet News
Washington dispatch reports Chinese rioters clashing with security forces in Magnedyn. Strikes disrupt Strait routes, with Portuguese forces and allied ships aiding to protect American interests. The Weekly Service notes President General leads from New York as ships sail under wartime tension.
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Otter
Taday
Magnedyn Vlaah
He- Hiveen Chines
Judd
Jeony
International Bootleggers Hold Convention on Business Ideas
Prohibition officers report a three day international bootleggers convention near the U S Canada border. Attendees from major cities discussed concealment methods, shift to new shipment routes, and potential legalization moves while debating enforcement and penalties. Representatives debated a legal framework for redt wings and beer, with no firm decisions reached.
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Canada
United States
Selene
Allister McCormick Refuses Comment on Imminent Wedding
A chaotic report describes Allister McCormick declining to discuss his forthcoming marriage amid a sensational incident involving Apache duel over a woman. The tale, blending named figures and events, references a court outcome and prison sentences in a murky wartime style chronicling, with long, garbled phrases and unclear connections.
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Allister M'Cormick
Debt Committee Seeks Funding Amid Bottleneck
Washington reports a 14 second meeting where the debt committee discussed funding for discussions with Congress. The aim is to negotiate funding totaling about eleven billion dollars, with tentative plans for a new appropriation and potential legislation to advance the deal.
DROWNS IN BARREL Vmran ex dune tI silence
An unclear report describes a drowning incident involving Vmran and an individual named hacheloy near a home. The fragment mentions a barrel, water, and a possible mishap during a gathering or event, but details are missing and the text is garbled.
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Vmran
New Subscribers Grow for The Light in San Antonio
On Wednesday May 31 the San Antonio Light reports 104 new subscribers joining a daily plus Sunday home delivery. The paper notes total circulation around 6978 daily since April 1, with 5179 residents already subscribed since April 1.
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San Autonio
Shes City
Antonio
Sinee
San Antonio
San
Lomerond
Balloons Move Southwest in Unclear Race Report
Reports from Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin say balloons traveled south and east, with pilots sighted near White Side Missouri and towns in Illinois. Observers note several balloons passed southern Michigan and northern Indiana as searchers track the drifting flotilla amid scattered wind reports.
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Miwoukes
Michigan
Viriiiy
Ohio
Ely
Halional Hallaga
Boulthcrn
Pune
Tle
Jonni
Eouyalvin
Taekxun
Dapherak
Bryan Phoutewcluek
New York
Usutral Raltvondt
Nevelmnd
Letty
Uvey Pawner
Wuleck
Uano
Chunquign
Deennir
Meltibhow
St. Tunis
Mad O'Vlock
Witaku
Weather Event Disrupts Texas and Georgia Traffic
A severe weather disturbance tracked from the Atlantic coast to the southern states disrupted travel and caused damage. Reports indicate strong gusts, flying debris, and power line issues across Texas Georgia and nearby areas with multiple cars and structures affected. Local stations warned of rising winds and potential further incidents as conditions moved inland.
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Anatliy
Wvbers
Shout Ton Ogber Paints
Texas
Tox
Alghauia
Avida
Cacotinas
Georgia
Mexican Bank Fails in Northern Mexico
Bemennide Por Lune reports the region's largest banking institution closed its doors amid a run on deposits. The bank holds about 1,000,800 boxes of assets and owes roughly 160,000 people. authorities seek to preserve the charter while measures are arranged for orderly disposition of property and funds.
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Bank- Tog Institutinuds
Mexico
Wass
Charier
Afi Sutletin
Robert Dkowae
Dhe
Hows
Aas
A. Waulipay
Vern Uris
Rail shops reopen after passenger rush delay
Rail shops reopen in Neialin Modane area after passenger department disruptions. Trains were halted for a period and 478 lines were rerouted back to previous paths. Service resumed on January 10 following repairs and instruction.
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Neialin
Modane
Mbaod
Kaneses
Exes
Woman wears army nurse uniform jailed for fraud
Alene Frawley Combs was detained in Kansas and to be brought to San Antonio to serve sixty days or pay a $200 fine for illegally wearing an army nurse uniform. Federal court records show she pleaded guilty and claimed service in France with multiple wounds, but a war department decree later found no such service. Detectives later intercepted her luggage after she disappeared while attempting to raise the fine.
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Alene Frawley Combs
Kansas City
City
Kansas
San Antonio
West
Rais
Miss Frawley
Coms
90Th Division
Camp Travis
France
War Department
Lone Frawlay
Uyper
San Antonia
Louie
Appropriation Bill for Army Expenses Reported to Senate
The War Department bill, approved by the House, proposes about 410 million dollars for the year’s army expenses. It outlines pay for enlisted and officers, civilian training funds, and provisions for reserve corps. The committee supports increased allowances for officers and training, while proposing reductions within five months and detailing board oversight and modernization plans.
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Senate
Washington
D. C
Honaly
Coraina
Bupges
SSSA
Simio
Sani
Insirtetian
Webu
Asa Mnemberg Et Uy
Henry Ford Demands Gorgas Plant in Muscle Shoals Deal
Washington June 4 Ford renews his demand for a Gorgas plant as part of the Muscle Shoals accord. He presses Congress to approve the government guarantee and urges swift action, warning that delays may stall the project and prolong a broader battle over Alabama’s site.
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Henry Ford
Gorgas
Muscle Shoals
Announcement of Senate Opponent in Totlerson City Race
Totlerson City, Moystime Lok announced an opponent to United States Senator Tawite A. Reed. The event occurred Wednesday when Notre ort Ta Youit of St. Touch filed a nomination and the secretary of Kite abortly before the change of that affair.
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Totlerson
United
Bev
A. Reed
St. Touch
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