Court enjoining collection on liquor tax case fails
Federal Judge Duval West froze enforcement against Manuel De Leon and related parties after a Mexico operated soft drink stand faced tequila tax assessments of 3092 dollars on one and one half bottles. Deputy Collector Seymour, San Antonio, sought to seize real estate and an 80 acre tract north of the city. The government argues for collection while De Leon appeals, claiming due process and constitutional protections.
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Ellie
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Wood Texas to shoot hole at 2600 foot level
A report from Northwest Texas describes Wood Texas and Noe Wood Leraa O Conmany planning a test at the 2600 foot level using about 320 quarts of equipment. The aim is to reach a well at 2600 feet amid gallery delays, with field managers and geologists awaiting daybreak drilling and a large party traveling from nearby companies. Forecasts call for fair weather Friday night into Saturday with highs around 82 to 86 degrees and light southerly winds.
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Texas
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Vexas
Mississippi
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Canaia
San Diego
Cal
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del Tio
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United States
Eta
Beanan Troops Gather Despite French Protest
ABeanan troops gather amid French protests as reports from Paris note large mobilizations at Leissne Oppel and Kreuzberg with uniforms and bands. German leaders assure orders to return stocks to allied commissions and prepare for possible further action.
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Berlin
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Hue
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Chaotic Transcript Reflects Blurred Wartime Memo Disarray
A garbled OCR fragment presents a muddled report with names, places, and dates tangled. Readable elements include scattered references to Warsaw, May, and diplomatic themes, but most details are indecipherable, yielding a fragmentary glimpse of a tense political scene.
Thieves Steal Fish in Quiet Town Raid
A chaotic incident ends with nine alleged thieves fleeing after a fish theft at a local market. Police report a disrupted scene with suspects, one injured, and a public chase as investigators pursue conspiracy charges. Two youths, Reynolds Sylts and Ragman Hobos, both from out of state, were detained for preliminary hearings.
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Clale
Heaviia
General Pelaez Foresees Peaceful Mexico US Ties
New York May 2006 Manuel J Inez quoting General Pelaez says Mexico will settle its problems peacefully with the United States. He asserts Mexico is resolved to cooperate and avoid hostility under Obregon era policy. He stresses Mexico will assert constitutional rights and protect property while seeking amicable relations.
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Obregon
United States
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Pennes
American Held in Russia Describes Brutal Experiences
Warsaw reports Capt. Emnett Kilpatine from Timoutinen near Moscow as fine health deteriorating after incarceration by Boule choviki in Crimea. He and several fellow Americans suffer severe hunger and isolation while appeals for aid and political action are noted amid mixed U.S. reactions and wartime tensions.
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Avery
Kilpatrick
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Bennett
Nea IV
Amurisiis
Regardova
Theie Cela
Che Rei0
Aml
Amerinana
British Force in Ireland Ambushed and Attacked
British troops in Ireland were ambushed as attackers were routed in a clash near Westnart. Casualties included wounded and killed on both sides, with the ambush repelled after a defending force at the post was routed and then reestablished. The incident followed a counteraction by local authorities and the government declared measures in response.
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Ireland
Army bill hits government in Marfa tensions
Fragmented OCR text reports government actions and military deployment near Marfa amid tense national issues. References to the chamber of deputies and soldiers suggest a notable bill impacting defense or mobilization, with unclear details and several garbled terms.
Slacker List About Town Draws Public Debate
A fractured OCR fragment references a public notice or list of local artists and officials, mentioning names such as Hoke and Kowtucks. The text hints at a May timeline and a department directing publication, but specifics are unclear due to corruption.
Officials Move to Clog Door to Aliens
Washington May 20 officials begin drafting plans to enforce the immigration restriction act signed by President Harding. Key issue is exchange of information among authorities abroad and at home to curb alien entry.
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Aban
Canada
Husband
Eneh Alry
Can Male
Ngcher Growlerg
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Tyeb
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Cation
Woohn Travels in Gard Wy Thrinked Byamhinng
A garbled report describes a journey through a distant region with references to parks, a party at a sunny Loa Thr, and a protest scene near a school. Names and places are obscured, but mentions of a commission, a mayor, and a ceremonial event appear amid fragmented phrases.
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Mab
Laan Wood
Unclear warrant case cited with mixed nonsense text
Fragmentary OCR text references a warrant and enforcement actions, mentioning Mirsie Kasten and a Chicago area address, with distorted words about a United States Company and a legal proceeding. Details are unreadable and incomplete.
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Bride 18 Murdered in Washington Morning News
An 18 year old bride was found shot in bed in Washington. The assailant left a partial note and a disordered scene described by witnesses. Police report a violent crime with a single firearm shot and pursuit of leads in the aftermath.
Girl Wife Is Freed in Turbulent Murder Case
Warmington Missouri May 30 1881 report says Mrs Duhn Parson daughter of 11 years was killed by a man in a brutal murder case. A charge of fourth degree manslaughter was filed against the wife. The child wife claimed to have struck the girl during the confrontation while she was visiting a shooting event. Local authorities released the wife after a brief hearing.
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Oll
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Witle
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Rowan Found Guilty of Murder by Abilene Jury
A Texas jury in Abilene convict Rowan of murder after a fatal robbery in Dallas County. Prosecutors described a large cash haul and violent acts tied to the crime scene near the city’s terminal, with the verdict marking a significant federal and state case convergence.
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Federal Court
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Palatn
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Scrlyowr
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Pasgengee Station
Bergdoll case companion failed to bid wife goodbye
A fragmented report outlines Bergdoll’s companion not saying farewell before departure. The text mentions Windelphin, Vreven Ueyphind, and others, with references to Germany and a court setting. Names and places are garbled, but the narrative centers on a departure related to Bergdoll and associated figures.
Soviet Leaders in World War II Era Diplomacy
Fragmentary report notes shifts in alliances during WWII era. Mentions leaders, treaties, and postwar realignments with references to Germany, Britain, and the Soviet Union in uneasy negotiations and strategic discussions.
Unclear Incident in Reypt Area Reported
Reported in the vicinity of the nugistering holding, multiple people faced severe police action. One remonstrator was observed negating atumhor tnjireil amid the disturbance.
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Calvo
Keyat
Martial law in Mingo County sparks long coal strike
Charleston May 20. Governor Morgan proclaims martial law in Mingo County amid a prolonged lockout strike in the Mingo coal field. He cites armed bands, attacks on trains and buildings, and ongoing riot and bloodshed with loss of life and property damage. District 17 leader Keeney vows union support for idle miners.
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W.a
Pon Ali Nonunion Minera
Mingo
Morgan
Mings County
Notefolk
Western Railroad
Untitled Fragment Reflects Obscure Notions and Names
Fragmentary OCR notes mention various names and terms across a chaotic stream. It names Williamian Haunting and several unclear references to authorities, places, and actions, though precise facts and context are missing in readable form.
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear personal names and events
An OCR determined snippet lists scattered names and phrases without a clear narrative. It includes references to people, places, and possible events but lacks coherent structure or verifiable details for a concise news summary.
Favor Farm Survey Report On Municipal Coalitions
Washington May 20 report from the survey committee notes favorable initial reaction to the Lemroul Stamey coalition plan for a rereward stevey of ageieasinee and related mites by the divine commission. Three Republicans join in support while others oppose the measure. The commission convenes at five Wanaters Ceons to finalize details.
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Russian Reds In-Row May 20. Meeting Tensions Rise
Fragmented report notes a May 20 meeting context with Soviet leaders and criticism of postponing a debate on governance. It references Mikhohid Laie and Volisheptki, plus references to other officials and the KoMypndTHon affair. The text is garbled but signals travel restrictions and internal party tensions.
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Ietel Tn Pe Clanken News
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Ria
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