Telegraphic Tales for Busy Readers
A chaotic telegraph summary reports floods from Bast Lake to Brigham City Utah with Willard Parmington and Wizard heavily damaged. It notes mine entombments at Kemmerer Coal and a rescue effort, along with oil fraud probes, a tanker crew funeral claim, martial law in Tulane, price drops in gasoline, a Harding medallion project, and a zinc plant strike ending in gunfire.
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Bast Lake
Brigham City
Utah
Willard
Parmington
Wizard
Germany’s Strenemann forms government after riots across nation
Gust ave Strenemann of the German people’s party begins Monday efforts to form a new government to replace the Cuno cabinet after a violent week marked by 28 to 50 deaths across Germany. President Coolidge at the White House transacts official business as a backlog of federal matters awaits attention.
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Germany
Gustave Strenemann
German Peoples Party
Bagan
Cuno
Coolidge
White House
The
Nations
Pacific Coast
Harding
Cooling moth spraying dates linked to temperature findings
Weather bureau and agricultural researchers report that cooling moth activity in orchards drops below eggs at 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Most eggs are laid between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m., guiding spray timing. If temps stay 60F+ at 8 p.m. for several nights, spraying is advised to prevent later damage. Thermometer shelters in Walla Walla assist in determining proper spray dates.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Weather Bureau
Walla Wall
Wash
Walla Walla Fruit District
Leaf Spot Threatens Strawberry Crops Across Regions
The document explains strawberry leaf spot as a common, damaging disease affecting leaves. It describes the disease pattern, spread from old to new leaves, and providesPennsylvania Department of Agriculture Bureau guidance. Recommendations include using disease-free sets, removing spotted leaves before transplanting, applying Bordeaux mixture after transplanting and during summer, and burning infected plant material after harvest to prevent spread.
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Trang
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennestrania Department of Agriculture
Short News Notes From All Parts Idaho
Malad public schools open September 10 with most teachers employed. Hailey reports traffic halt for about 10 days for highway repairs on the Trail Creek summit. Hailey boy Kenneth Lindquist, 12, killed when a heavy truck passed over him. Gasoline price changes announced citywide. Welser hunter Frank Ryan accidentally shot by a party member. Boise requests state inspection on all Idaho potato shipments this season. Bellevue utility commission filing to discontinue Bellevue exchange service. Gem County turkey census reports 15,490 birds so far. Albion Viport mine to shut down in coming days. Idaho Falls gun discharge ends Marvin Olsen’s hunting trip. Idaho Falls boy Charles Brown smothered to death while playing. Idaho Falls Earl Harris injured by crowbar at sugar plant. Downey wreck: W F Fox killed, unidentified man seriously hurt in Oregon Short Line derailment. Idaho Falls sand pile tragedy: 11-year-old smothered. brothers dig him out. Caldwell board approves reduced irrigation maintenance charges. Caldwell civic groups discuss 0.5 mill street lighting levy. Nampa potato rush: 86 refrigerator cars iced for loading. Orchard steel railwork advancing for new line. Deer Flat Willard, 9, injures hand in pump jack. Nampa expects sugar shipments for canning season. Boise four women injured when car topples into embankment. Pocatello Weyl Zuckerman sues to enforce potato contracts. McCall train ships lamb to Chicago market. Emmett notes irrigation and civic improvements. large-scale farm activity.
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Downey
W. F. Fox
Idaho
Falls
Caldwell
Governor Pinchot Meets Miners And Operators On Anthracite Crisis
Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot convened leaders from both miners and operators to avert a September 1 mining suspension. He framed the dispute as a public matter, stressing that a shutdown would harm national households, wages, and health, and urged both sides to present demands while seeking a path to keep mines operating.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Youths Roasted Alive in Play at Springlake New Jersey
Tragic incident early Monday in Springlake New Jersey leaves Charles Spindler eleven and William Hubbard sixteen dead after two older youths tied them to a tree and ignited an oil soaked fire. Dick Forman and Taylor Hubbard eighteen are jailed awaiting trial.
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Springlake
N. J
Charles Spindler
William Hubbard
Dick Forman
Taylor Hubbard
William
Spindler
Hubbard
Stubbard
U S Fulfills Arms Pact in Pacific Shipyards
Describes destruction of seven large naval ships at two Pacific coast yards under the arms conference orders. Six worn ships will be stripped of ordnance as crews remove usable equipment. After stripping, hulls will be discarded or sold for destruction, or cut up for junk.
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San Francico
Pacific Coast
Washington
Customs Agents Seize Whiskey Haul After Shootout in Texas
In Galveston two men were killed or wounded during a running gun battle between customs officers and rum runners. police seized a 201 vessel containing more than 2800 quarts of Canadian Club whiskey. Only Hooker and another man survived the liquor run and were detained.
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Yu Er-Heng
Hangchow Normal School
Choie
Ten Ah Li
Pi Ho
Song
Hangchow
Morehin
Aix la Chipelle
Orqnda
Galveston
Tex
Customs
Ram
Shurman Ent
Hooker
Help for Readier World War II Machine
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a wartime machine and a plea for aid. It references a person or group connected to ADP and a date or event, but readable details are limited. The piece appears to be a stray clipping or index fragment without a clear event or conclusion.
Controversy Over Building Sparks Monday Incident
A fragmented report from Corinth records a tense event Monday tied to a building dispute. Names and exact roles are unclear in the readable text, but the piece mentions a revival of contention surrounding a local dwelling and a planned job or meeting at a public institution.
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Goldie N. Om
Corinth
Hohing Marke inan Sipous Poly 4 ly oninegh of wid echioy gu He ee we
Readable fragments describe a local item from a periodical. The text is incomplete and names or places are unclear. The surviving words suggest a short public notice or notice-like snippet without a clear event, person, or organization identifiable.
Dr Kilmer's Root and Cuticura Ad Spurs Trust in Remedies
An old newspaper fragment markets Dr Kilmer's Root for kidneys liver and bladder, claiming purity and non habit forming, with sample bottle offers. It also touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment plus Cuticura Toilet Trio for skin and scalp care, amid human interest quips and household ads.
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Dr. Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Probably He Didn't Hotel Clerk Twenty Three Pleasen
A garbled OCR item hints at a hotel clerk and a guest exchange over security in a disputed incident. The fragment mentions numbers and phrases that suggest a lodging or boarding house context but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
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Deva
Union Pacific Railway System
Orchard
Bulge
Who
Kemmerer Coal Company
Post Office
Texas
Los Angeles
Southern
California
Bratora
Carl Sorensen
Hananza Billings
Hureaka Im
Eureka
Jan Nelson
Bwitt Star
Tampico
Mexico
Tulan Uwoke
J.C. Waltins
Nathan Mantman
Oklahoma City
Okmutgee
W. Hf, McMaster
Bout Dakota
Price Cate
Standard 610 Company of Indians
Kentucky
Scobey
Mint
Philadelphia Mint
Hilishora
Chlesey
Dom
Draviainns
Lew Boweee
Leto Pheke
Wire
Gerald Pad
Denny
Jesus Silas
Murango
Francisco Villa
Villa
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Harvey
Firestone
George W. King
Marion
Ford
Edison
Maryland
William Rockefeller
Site Tax Commission
Rockefeller
Grover Greveland Bergdoll
Aherbach
Edward Kavanaugh
Watkins
United States Shipping Board
Annie Hosler
Dranathin M. Davis
Kansas
Vila B. Pugh
General Land Office
Pyrenées Mountains
St. Sauveur, Prince
French Department of Marine
Berlin
Priews
Helmhiong
Manchuria
Dhurlen
al Gurion
Abe
Serer
Hailey
Trailcreek Summit
Ketchum
Kenneth Lindquist
Welser
Frank Ryan
Cambridge
Boise
State Department of Agriculture
Bellevue
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Public Utilities Commission
Permisson
Gem County
Albion
Vipont
Idsho Falls
Marvin Roland Olsen
Wolverine Canyon
Idaho Falls
Charles Clifford Brown
Ora
Ashton
Earl Harris
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Nampa
C. C. Krottinger
Glenns Very
Pocatello
Weyl
Zuckerman Company
McCall—Van Dwusen Iron
Lamba
Chicago
Ylap
Ernie
Pinchot Seta
U. S
Aoouty
Heorot
EGS Mle
Sure
Bella
Aspiria
Say ‘ ‘Bayer” and
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Bayer
Secu
Alice
Gladys
Virginia
Ebon
Bee Mable
Becaus Joafer
Mim
Hall
Cheney
Pions
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