Poles Fight On Amid Upper Silesia Tensions
In Opole and surrounding areas insurgent Poles press on despite ceasefire talks led by Adelbert Korfanty. Polish consular reports warn Germans fear annihilation if German forces regain control. The Polish side seeks recognition and aims to secure a Polish voice in Upper Silesia affairs amid uncertain allied responses.
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Associated Press
Oppeln
Retder Keer
Rosenborg
Fac
Adelbert Korfauin
Toler
Jag
Fough
Etrautle
Upper Silesia
Polosary
Bpolek
Arico
Aresrysk
Stalin
Doles
Toles
Commere
Gibis
Kierrrehi
Fragmented World War Era Gamboil Text
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled report noting British government officials and Silesian Poles amid World War II era tensions. It mentions a May date, inquiries about field commands, and political maneuvers to divert forces from Silesia and Versailles streets, with unclear references to pensions and deliberate actions.
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Dandan
Austen Chascberlain
Rhine
Silesia
Vernailles
Trentee
Devin
Unclear Frontline Sketch From Fragmented OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a battle scenario with mentions of Verdun style fronts, allied actions, a plebiscite, and French tanks firing blanks in a market square. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unreadable phrases, making concrete details unreliable. No verifiable events or clear entities emerge.
China Opposed to New Anglo Japanese Treaty
Yack May 13 China seeks to block renewal of the Anglo Japanese treaty. Bereta Simpson, adviser to the Chinese president, said Beijing aims to mobilize public opinion against renewal. He stated China plans to protest to Paris over the covenant clause viewed as legitimizing regional understandings with Japan.
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En Yack
Bereta Trans
Japan
China
Simpson
League Oof Nations
England
Paris
Genera
Port Workers Win Amid Labor Settlement Drawn
A tentative agreement reached by United States and Argentine authorities ends a port labor dispute. Five Chilean firemen will be discharged and fourteen others suspended upon medical certification, with costs for medical and wage adjustments to be covered by the involved parties. Authorities confirm discussions aimed at easing tensions and restoring normal port operations.
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Renna Alrés
United States
Rmbanso
Munson
Martha ‘ Washington
Jehie Harbie
Marek
Informin
Plane crash near military reservation claims multiple lives
Arcadia and nearby areas report a fatal air crash on May 12 near the V Rone Sitlaveedenecay military reserve. Lieut. Gro ser Blomia and Sergeant Harry Z. Kelt-Hig perished, while Sergeant Grogan and others were fatally injured as tanks exploded, leaving several burned and trapped.
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Ch. Ooryallin Wrains
Callewom Figlt
aArcadia
Inet
Arcadia
Pla
Groser Blomia
Harry Z. Kelt- Hig
Kelting
Jnstant- II
Rieany
Ana Maui
Himerl
Wit
Maysville
Relisg
Righnington
Right Men Are Filled Summary Not Available
In Ireland last week a small air raid alert left 28 people missing and 20 injured. A weekly summary notes ongoing conditions and social impacts, with authorities tracking evacuations and response efforts amid recent unrest.
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Mublin
Ireland
French Troops Ready to Advance in Ruhr Occupation
Reports from Mayence and Düsseldorf describe French and Allied troop movements toward Ruhr occupation after Germany’s expected default. German cities show signs of war prep as French civilian officials arrive, while public chatter centers on potential Franco British policy shifts and looming Allied actions.
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Antonio
Rhine
Germany
France
Reparations Commission
Ruhr
Brinni
William F. Nash
Tao Gan Antonia
Uhivaa
Coperight
Chicago
Droseeldorf
Mayence
Gergaaus
Duseel
Chesy Sear Lve
Sean Cablers
Civiliay
Lieguutte
Dumseldort
France Keeps Watch On German Ultimatum Fallout
French officials warn that Germany must meet the allied reparations terms or face occupation measures. In Paris and London discussions continue as the French insist on firm enforcement while a new German cabinet remains unstable amid political strain. Spitzen figures in the Chamber of Deputies debate the Lun da n conferenc e and Briand's stance, with Tardieu and Forgeot among moderate voices seeking a timely resolution.
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Puri
Germany
Reichstag
Mort Hunstable
Ural Dle Fermans
Chamber of Repos
Teiday
Temas Perro
Pete Menault
Lundan
Tardieu
United Atrey
Forgeot
Wil
Beka
Declan
Ultiaeum
Nob
Rudy
Exen
Geyfray
Odile
Taped Zeitung
Clerlen
Germania Belever
Rma
Osxiche Zeitung
Domandy
new _miplsky
German Papers Report Airplane Recoiled by Many Weal Scorn
Germany faces a cabinet arrival amid Allied air action and public anger. The Associated Press reports echoes of discontent as leaders promise action while citizens voice demand for decisive governance.
Fragmented Germanic politics from ruined cabinet hopes
OCR reveals a damaged report describing European press reactions to a cabinet reshuffle amid a crisis. The sources reference German and French interests, urging stability, containment of upheaval, and a cautious path toward international and internal balance.
Dutch reply to U.S. note on Sumatra disturbances
Hague May 11 The Dutch government's answer to the American note about Tramboli bells in Sumatra was sent to Washington Tuesday. Foreign Minister Yar Karmabek answered in parliament denying Holland received a 1914 U.S. note on East Indies oil fields. He confirmed that the government had sent a document showing the exchange of views with America on the Diam situation.
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Hague
Drutch
Sumatra
Washington
Yar Karmabek
Holland
United States
East Indies
America
Cotton market outlook from Paris Tex May report
May use more cotton. Retest of Liverpool cotton statistics indicates World authorities agree Germany’s acceptance of ultimatums will favor immediate cotton outlook. Mr Buston attends the annual meeting of the Southland Cotton Oil Company.
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Paris
Tex
Liverpool
Germany
Buston
Southland Cotlin Oil Company
Governor Ston ed by Commounists in Styria attack
Report from At. Lorenz details Governor Histellen of Styria being stoned and beaten by Communists during a riot. Five men arrested in connection with the incident were overpowered by a large armed crowd as attempts were made to free prisoners.
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Viens
Mey 2
Histellen
Styria
At. Lorenz
Cereal Crops Prospects Favorable for U.S. Wheat
Reports from the International Institute of Agriculture say favorable prospects for this year's cereal harvest. Wheat and other grains appear sufficient to meet all requirements until New Year, with an estimated 1.4 million merit tons twice noted. Also in Seguin Texas a Golden Anniversary wedding celebrated and a livestock show and sale announced for May 20 at the County Fairgrounds with participants from Kentucky and Texas colleges invited.
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Rome
International Institute of Agriculture
Diller
Tex
Abel Ihx
Ander
Tlaventock
AL Tree Barhecar
Ky & M
Catlege
Ban Antoniy
Funeral Held for John Huebingen in Seguin Texas
John Huebingen, 67, a resident of Marlon and former Antelana counts official, died. He was buried in Mandarafters cemetery after services led by Mrs Haver of the Seima Catholic church. Pallbearers included Hires Mang and four others.
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Finadalape Maneer
Seguin
Tex
Meg
John Huebingen
Marlon
Antelana
Bad Stomach Sends Her to Bed for 10 Months
Over a year ago Mrs Dora Willison describes a long illness with stomach trouble that left her bedridden for ten months. She credits Estonie with helping her recover enough to work again and recommends the product for digestion troubles. The ad claims Estonie treats stomach ailments by aiding digestion after meals and offers a money back guarantee through pharmacists.
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Mre
Dora Willison
Edison applicants face tough questions in exam twist
The Edison plant in Fant Graig held a 106 question quiz for applicants, mixing old and new prompts as they sought to define terms and facts from various topics. Amidst the questions were unusual items about Copri West Virginia Cleopatra Saladin and other obscure references, highlighting the unconventional interview process.
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Fant Graig
Thomas_A
Tadax
Giolitti Views Italy Rebuilding After War Burdens
Rome May 4 1921 Italy looks into the future with confidence despite war burdens carried by the people Premier Giovanni Giolitti declares to the Associated Press that Italy has made progress in financial recuperation and, though taxed heavily, the nation remains hopeful as elections approach and a new chamber is anticipated.
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Beth
Italy
Rome
Giovanni Giolitti
Aignor Giolitti
Tlaly
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