Americas to be cared for by Huerta pledge
Mexico City reports President Wilson warns Americans to stay safe as Huerta promises protection for Americans leaving the country. He says the United States could intervene if needed but aims to minimize harm to Americans and refugees. Washington optimism grows for a quick settlement as talks continue.
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Mexico City
Noy
Wilson
Muerta
Pissuxe
Ule Hom Gynal
Repebliv
United States
Ana Jatta
Huerty
Steelslig
Popenellattiesy
Ty Ube
Ifuerta
Mexico
Amescan
Washington
Dullies
Gambow
Fdnd
Golobey
iMeride
de. Urrutia
Hicelsci
Weather temperatures across major cities during weekend
The report compiles temperatures and conditions for cities including Toronto and Kansas City with readings around the mid sixties to low seventies. It notes fair skies in some areas and showers or rain in others, with winds varying from light to moderate.
Treasury clerks protest handbag ban in federal building
Washington reporters describe Assistant Secretary John Skelton Williams issuing a rule forbidding clerks to carry handbags and lunch boxes into the Treasury building. About 800 clerks reportedly oppose the order calling it an attempt to curb vanity with a locker room solution.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
John Skelton Williams
Treasury House
Williams
Euleky
Ian Fiowaniy
Uncle Sam's
Boy hero saves two girls at Des Moines park incident
Five year old Paul Masger attempted rescue at a park near the Des Moines River as his younger sisters Edith aged seven and Holendering aged eight feet from shore struggled in water. Their brother Edward thirteen stayed on the bank and tried to assist as Alasser plunged into the water to bring the girls to shore.
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Des Moins
Paul Masger
Dee Moines
Mas-ter
Edith Ang Lithel Coffinam
Edward
Alasser
Zamaucona Seeks Treaty Loan Amid Mexican Talks
In Washington and London the Zamaucona mission presses for a loan as negotiations with Mexico stall. Reports cite U S officials wary of concessions that could harm American customers and industry. The Mexican envoy Senor Zamacona plans to press back, while financial circles monitor shifts in diplomacy and potential impacts on policy.
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Boston
Ik Wong
Principie
Ageda Yawacona
Dor Bord
Duer Mexican Arbastador
Annimtil
London
Tarry
Washington
Fluerta Ad
United Fate Moat Tin
Wabilnghton
Senor
Manuel de Zamacona
United States
Senor Zanacona
Sivelen
Che
Back to School Adverts and Family Readiness
Fragmentary text discusses back to school preparations for children, mentioning uniforms, brands, fall work, and advertisements in the host newspapers. It references parental duties to read ads and send children to school, with notes on style, wear, and consumer choices.
City council ponders contested water contract clause
City leaders debate a contract clause allowing meters to detect improper use and control a 20 percent rate reduction. Officials clash over meter service scope and fairness, urging arbitration to resolve disputes while preserving or changing the flat rate.
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Ecole
Walter Ter
Bayplausse
Conteraner
Mayer Brow
Claude ¥. Kirk
Wily Caiwnaty
Alexander Potter
Gods
Ahip Birkhead
Uae
Grown
Ald Cotr. Kravt
Brown
Lunes
Maryr
Wong
Lambert
Jessington
Que Water Company
Baxtt Af Water
Dir
Aveston
Bickhead
Alexander Potterseling
Meteaife
Wiawwe
Tor Geltto
Etysof
Maniac Kills Family Amid Village Fire Rampage
A suspect murdered a family and set fires in a village last night. Police captured the fugitive at a Degertack apartment. one relative was found dead and others injured. Medical officials said the suspect may die from injuries, while villagers armed with pitchforks sought vigilante justice.
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Elaubing
Degertack
Wiener
Warner Cine
Silagers
Nasrest Harst
Asker
Wagner
Brinker
Failures to Produce Books in Grand Jury Probe
A court karsts the company to hand over its books for federal grand jury review as probe into alleged $4 million weight manipulation in carm business continues. Prosecutors press for compliance after habeas corpus orders and sit-down talks with defense.
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EAN Kita
Norepos
Atluele
Attornese
Soruiuss
Cedera Grend Jury
Cami
Cheepee
Jeil
Glee
ceeUl
Aerra
Tailire
Tax Rolls Delayed in Austin Figures Stalled
In Austin delays push tax roll processing into December as officials expect late receipt of rates and forms. The veteran rolls department notes that many entries remain unsettled as the state awaits appropriation actions and timely submissions.
Unclear historical appointment and incident reports
A garbled 19th century style text describes a governor’s appointment dispute over a seven thousand dollar position and mentions various officials and deaths. It references a vacant post, election after one year, and relates accidents including a fire and injuries to public figures. The exact events and dates are obscured by the OCR.
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SAN Prarcisco
Ivan V
Storm Ties Up Traffic In New York City
Severe storm disrupts New York City transit with subway flooding and elevated line damage. Water bursts into stations and tunnels, delaying trains and trapping passengers, while streets flood and power service challenges arise across multiple boroughs.
Devastating Hurricane Strikes North Carolina Coast
The storm battered the Outer Banks and Hatteras area causing record tides and widespread damage. Caused by Easton North Carolina’s hurricane, it left homes flooded, roads washed out, and hundreds evacuated. No confirmed deaths locally, but several injuries reported and coastal communities urged to seek safety.
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Raleigh
Wernes- Thar
Hatteras
Wasselle- Tton
Newburn
al Emer
Pacnviie
Ewe
Tanrew
Sra Mat Giants
Pimtien
Deraculia Fe
Arenson
Meraroke Inlet
War Laws Violated Pari Sey Case At Trial
The Hath Wows agency accuses former minister of construction and junior head ofce Rowmaniat berliiaen Lary geod of war crimes under the Balkan war regime. A 1947 treaty dictates indemnity and promotion of an international inquiry to identify responsible parties. A trial board is to be appointed at the 18 July conference to judge the alleged attackers.
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Pari Sey. S
AL Thsane
Davienmialatt
Astruction
Juni
Cee Rowmaniat
Berliiaen Lary
Peter Hatgmal
AERIAL VOYAGE PROBABLE BERLIN
Fragmented OCR text describes a probable aerial voyage and revived events tied to Conn Zeppelin s western operations. The garbled lines mention Berlin, Seyitan Bore, and references to missing lait and erasing cheats with unclear outcomes.
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Berlin
Seyitan
Alrabip
Conn Zeppelin
Brent Zayppetin
Cael
LOS Huntepe
Bank Shortage Reported at State National Bank Worth Tex
A shortage of funds was reported at the State National Bank in Worth Texas amid a defalcation inquiry. The examiner noted irregularities and began scrutiny of the bank’s accounts, listing possible trail of the missing funds.
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Washington
State National Bank
Tex
Usak
Zak
No Chance to Get Gay Washington Turmoil at City Hall
Fragmentary report from Lye on September 5 describes protests and tense crowd action at Washington city hall. Citizens demand restitution and refer to a local fire department budget dispute tied to arrears and a parent of a child service program. Local officials face pressured calls for prompt resolution.
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Washington
Lye
Mepolee
Fire Department
My Wistriee
Columbia
Che Ordure
Thaw case draws crowds as Jerome Travers is jailed
A chaotic scene unfolds as Jerome Travers is arrested on gambling charges in a public setting. Deputy Attorney General of New York leads a forceful arrest while crowds gather at the jail. bail is set at $50 as hearings loom.
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New York
Alcoor
Mottreal
Navine
Katn Travers Jerome
Jerome
Mt. Jerome
State of New York
Jenulie
Wating Bau
Roone
Aldrien
Cannon Ganbling
Chirac
Wisonmont
Jevouis
Cnn
Peepeelal Board of Inquiry
Troon
Franklin Kennedy
York
Stanford
Jess
Montreal Herald Report On Prosecution Of Wells
A Montreal Herald report states authorities learned of Wells being prosecuted at the trial. The worded statement implies official confirmation of actions by the Canadian inquiry and notes parties connected to the case.
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Montreal
Linda
Tuekian
Flayry
Mottroml Herald
Theowell
Jon
Gorenehietty
Tatham
Sry Tahoe
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