King George Opens Winter Parliament After Illness
King George, returned to full health, convened parliament for winter sessions in Beijing at Buckingham Palace. The joint session heard a brief, firm speech before Lords adjourned, Commons to meet again for an address reply. The era's notes included electoral reform hints and plans to curb future strikes.
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London
George
Beijing
House of Commons
Lords
Commons
Mary
West
Massacre report reaches distant Australian frontier
A telegraph dispatch from an inaccessible district in British-ruled territory reports a brutal massacre of about 2000 Aborigines. The attack left police stations burned and men killed as rifles were fired, with further details described as a dramatic warning from the field.
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London
Uct
Btsicbu
Qeortovsa
Iin Indes
Ensign Killed in Navy Day Accident
Ensign Glenn Desch died from fatal injuries after a Navy Day stunt near San Pedro California. The aircraft catapulted from the battleship's deck and plunged into the ocean as naval officers attempted to rescue the pair. Ensign Fi, W Baterson is listed among the injured.
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San Pedno
Calif
Glenn Desch
Wbaaterson
de Batlesbig
Four Vineyard Men Plead Not Guilty in Liquor Conspiracy
In Los Angeles on October 98 four defendants from the California vineyards case pleaded not guilty to ten liquor charges before Federal Judge Jamon. Five more defendants, then in Chicago, were expected to arrive shortly with similar pleas in the evolving wine process conspiracy case.
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Universal Bervie
Los Angeles
California
Jamon
Belgium Allows Soviet Grain Transit to Antwerp
Belgium to permit transit of Hessian wheat through the country amid protests by Belgian shipping firms. Twenty Soviet cerzos of dumped grain were discharged at Antwerp as part of the measure.
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Belgium
Antwerp
Army Orders and Transfers Report From Washington DC
A garbled OCR style military update lists names and units including Calverpal Ferrize, Henry T. Burgta, Chelsea L. Gotean, and Charles b. Lankam among others. It mentions Fort Hayarr and Fort i i Hayarr, with references to allocations, orders, and potential future postings as the text hints at an upward trend and anticipated developments in the near future.
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Calverpal
Erashington
Gioax Taetag
Apt
Dexza Laudleay
Henry T. Burgta
A. O. Waraispes
Prarchcoy Hawai
GW Ci
Charles B. Lankam
Fort i i Hayarr
Cap
Banas
Chelsea L. Gotean
Negro Singers Recital Slated for November 3
Florence Cole Talbert, renowned aero operatic singer, pianist Ernistine Jesse Covington, Juliard award winner, tenor George L Johnson, and others will headline a Negro recital at Municipal Auditorium on November 3. The city recreation department sponsors the event with Johnson directing a 50 voice civic choir from church choirs and local high schools. General admission is 50 cents and reserve seats 1.00.
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Florence Cole ‘Talbert
Ernistine Jesse Covington
George L. Johnson
Johnson
Saur-Oll Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a corn treatment named Saur-Oll that claims to remove corns in minutes without soaking or pain. It promises instant relief, no skin irritation, and is marketed as simple to use with wetting and then rubbing off the root. The copy urges readers to buy a bottle tonight from druggists and try the product.
The Clouds Forecast Bad Weather and Home Repairs
Fragmented ad text shows weather concern and home improvement pitches promising water protection, root repair, and furniture preservation to prevent future troubles. Appears as an old newspaper classified or filler with garbled brand names and mis-typed phrases.
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