Palmer met face court in goal dispute
Attorney General alleged to be involved in evidence scandal. The Indianapolis dispatch outlines a federal investigation into miners and coal operators tied to a wage dispute, with Palmer summoned for testimony and the Attorney General's office coordinating with prosecutors on November 8.
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Iad
Gingeal A. Mitchell Pidnne
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InGuns
India
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van Nuys
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Anson
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Widener
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Jeajiandy
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Dude Anders
Homes of Sinn Fein Members Burned by Uniformed Men
In Gramnd County Longturi, Nov 4, eleven armed men in uniform invaded the town at midnight. They fired at police, burned houses and properties valued at 277,000, driving residents to flee toward open country. A second raid followed, with additional houses burned and a hotel damaged as authorities attempted to restore order.
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Talay
Inseu
Sit
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Tretani
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Washington
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Avian
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Mass
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Tiller
Whiti
Unclear text fragment suggests loan policy debate
A garbled passage cites individuals and institutions discussing long loans and work time burden. It references Whinlpes and Changi, with mentions of an investor or official named David and a debate on government policy. The excerpt is fragmented and difficult to interpret precisely.
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Romubfiong
Gapanment
Weather and events wrap of a chaotic city page
A garbled weather and event listing shows scattered references to temperatures near 68 and 8. It mentions various names and venues like New York and several places with unclear roles. The text is fragmented, delaying any clear weather forecast or schedule.
Building Trust Under Fire at New York Contractors Hearing
A New York legislative committee probes the Building Trades and Me diation union activities amid antitrust concerns. Witnesses describe merger and bid rigging claims, with testimony noting widespread involvement of major contractors and union officials. The hearing aims to clarify compliance with antitrust laws as investigation widens.
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Join Legislative Committee
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Grettar
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Mayo
Usualin
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Ais
Wari
New Verde County
Sam Bbs
Frey
Aid Alchoneh
Aly
Mail Frauds Charged In Novel Conspiracy Case
A string of indictments alleges mail fraud and conspiring to disrupt government functions. The case centers on alleged writing of letters to influence public officials and undermine state authority, with multiple counts and connections to post office operations.
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Yorks
San Ively
Postonister
Knights of Cedmybun plan New Haven headquarter build
Fragmentary report notes a $300,000 headquarters project tied to the Knights of Cedmybun at New Haven Connecticut. Mentions Western association and Denver & Rio Gennie railways with stockholder action and merger discussion continuing into November with Western Pacific and related parties.
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Yarly Nowelee
Natlonay
Knights of Cedmybun
Taven
Yen Goereeany
Nintagan
Nai Ig
Hlina Railsy
New York
Plac
Avian
Western
Aesiliony
Denver & Ryn
Gennie Railyny
Riots Over Florida Vote Leave Dead and Destruction
Reports describe deadly clashes between white citizens and Black residents over a contested vote. Authorities state multiple deaths, ruins at Ocoee and nearby towns, and ongoing searches for additional victims as the riot response expands.
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Florida
Miss Pankhurst in London as Prisoner Trial Near
Fragmentary OCR reads Miss Pankhurst in London with trial details and references to hunger strike, prison, and political actions. Mentions Wats seared and nameless figures, calls for abstention from meetings, and uncertain dates tied to October.
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London
Jae Millon Fm
Minney
Wks
Wwe
New York Coal Costs Spark State Efforts
The article reports New York considering winter energy costs with state officials proposing a commission to study price impacts. It notes national context and potential actions to stabilize supply and rates for residents and businesses.
Indictments Sought In Federal Campaign Violations
A disjointed report mentions indictments planned by federal authorities tied to political campaign contributions. It notes alleged misdeeds by individuals linked to Nevada and California groups, with judge Trealy Trieter referenced. The piece hints at improper funding and potential violations of federal statutes.
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Taal Ty
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Unclear arc text resists arrest leads to shooting
Fragmentary OCR details a confrontation where suspects resisted arrest, were shot during the incident, and involved multiple individuals and authorities. The readable names and places are incomplete, but the report centers on a police response and ensuing charges.
VOLSTEAD HOLDS SEAT IN MURKY PMU MEETING
In a heated session the Volstead advocate clung to power after a four hour debate. The assembly, with tense exchanges and shifting alliances, moved to maintain the status quo amid calls for prohibition enforcement and legal challenges.
Hanging Sure of Votes: Cox Given 127
The article reports Cox poised for about 130 electoral votes with Montana and Idaho showing gains. It notes New York and several western states with Senate and House implications, listing shifts among Harding and Cox supporters and projected congressional alignment nationwide.
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Virginia
Oklahoma Woman Wins Congress Seat Amid Turbulent Race
A Oklahoma race yields a female Democrat victory for Congress defeating WW Hastings. The article notes the era’s political tensions and names several local figures and observers while detailing campaign dynamics and regional implications.
Banks plan to organize under new federal reserve district
A Houston based banking group proposes organizing a southern banking consolidation led by prominent financiers. A committee chaired by Hans Herston will oversee the move, with members from major banks including the Federal Reserve district and the nation’s export lenders. The effort aims to align regional banks under a unified corporate framework.
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Weleek Ibis Merning
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Allsouthern Corporation
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Sith Vayne Cominerei Nutone
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Presi
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Dontopeniew
Mexicans in Revolt and Political Upheaval Reported
Fragmentary dispatches describe armed actions near Coenen and LUQUDO pens, with rebels seizing control of a county seat. Gov. candidates and party figures, including Earl of Witley and former governor candidates, are mentioned amid rumors of forthcoming relocations and an upcoming convention.
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Contoyien
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President Should Resign to Put Marshall in Office
Chicago, Nov. 4. William Fennhyes Bryan urged President Wilson to resign and hand over office to General Marshall once Congress convenes in December. Bryan argued the nation’s demand against the League of Nations justifies immediate action and a Republican-supported transition to push U S entry into international peace arrangements. He proposed Hartling as secretary of state and a swift shift to restore world peace through a league of nations.
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Nieed
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Association of Nations
Man Held for Murder in Scotland Will Be Wet
Fragmented OCR reports a man held for murder in Scotland amid a partial election count. The text lists names and garbled phrases, with scattered references to voters, locations, and a person named Vernon and Chisgow in a period newspaper style. The legible elements indicate a crime and an ongoing electoral update.
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Scotland
Mexican 15 Executed Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Readable fragments report Mexican authorities executing fifteen individuals linked to the killing of American citizens near Mexico. The incident prompted protest notes from the American embassy and foreign office mediation requests. Officials warn of punishment for those responsible.
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Washington
Messigur
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Gada
Inetrneliong
Marton
Iy Ar
May Meet Obregon Styawinsville Report
Obregon visit to Matumaen and Rabat Trade noted. Walter skated today as events unfold. Messages describe tensions and potential meetings with Beasts Uardigs and local officials amid uncertain schedules.
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Walter Wits
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Matumaen
Republican candidate concedes in Arizona election
Fragmented OCR text shows an unnamed Republican candidate conceding in an Arizona race with garbled names and places, making the exact race unclear but indicating a concession outcome.
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