Telegraphic Tales: Bandit Robbery at Western Pacific Car
A robbery targets Western Pacific railroad officials in Thornton California as two youths seize Mr Levey E W Mason and G J Whillips during a private car stop. Weather across eastern Montana shows temperatures 8 to 16 degrees above normal with no relief in sight. An 18000 barrel storage tank at Cholveston Texas was struck by lightning. Groundwater wells rise 20 feet near Los Angeles breakwater, washing away objects. Marines link large waves to an earthquake.
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Western Charles
Montana
Weather Bureau
Milesity
Wihcox
Stures
Southern Pacific Railfind Company
Cholveston
Texas
Low Angeles
Arth Ghocka
Notable 1925 fatalities and incidents across nations
Reports from Johnstown and Utah state prisons recount gunfire and executions. Angier Duke drowns at Greenwich yacht club. Princess Anastasia dies in London with royal family at her side. A shift in Franco-Mrench ties follows a diplomatic accord. Massive fires in Alameda and Mexico City editorial fights reflect a chaotic era.
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Anastasia
Prince Christopher
Greece
William 8
Leeds
London
Olga
William BR. Leeds, Jr
Xenia
Consul Reports Americans Safe as Relief Efforts Expand
Consul Davis in Shanghai reports medical supplies from Red Cross branches will reach Kobe, reducing U S shipments. He suggests rice and medical stores for Yokohama, notes possible cholera and dysentery in Tokio and Yokohama. Admiral Anderson says destroyer division 88 reached Yokohama without John D Edwards. Embassy staff in Tokyo reported safe. Doris Balttt killed in Yokohama. embassies of several nations partly destroyed.
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Discover
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State Department
Davis
Shanghai
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Orient
United States
Tokio
California
Yokohama
Navy Department
Admiral Anderson
Asiatic Squadron
Destroyer Division 88 Aad
John D. Edwards
Babbitt
Regation
Toklo
Wis
Doris Balttt
Fie
Belgium
Legation
Two-Year Wage Contract Reached By Anthracite Operators and Miners
Harrisburg reports representatives of anthracite operators and miners agreed on a two year wage contract the union reach committee quickly approved. A tri district convention set for September 17 at Scranton will seek ratification by miners. A favorable vote could lead to reopening of mines closed under suspension since September 1 with work resuming before formal signing.
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Harrisburg
Union Searee Committee
Scranton
Marrisure
Canada U S to Confer on Liquor Smuggling Problem
A formal agreement announced by the state department says the United States and Canadian authorities will confer in Ottawa soon on the liquor smuggling issue. McKinley Moss, assistant secretary of the treasury, who leads prohibition enforcement, will represent the United States with several expert assistants.
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Washington
United States
Ottawa
State Department
Mckengly Moss
the Treasury
Prohibition Enforcement
Destroyer Gorson Rocks in New Action Near Munda
Destroyer Gorson and four other United States destroyers were reported two miles west of Arguelly and seventy five miles north of Santa Narls. They stood 106 miles from the Southern Marines fort at Munda. Names Tadphy Teune Heunsay Muormit appear among the escorting ships.
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Angelee
United States
Aeron
Arguelly Ueht
Santa Narlars
Tae Ie
Munda
Tham
Eal Th Ie
Tadphy
Teune
Heunsay
Muormit
Nuniere
Idaho Short News Notes show mix of crimes and civic plans
Nampa reports sneaked theft of 18 to 15 dollars from a library desk. Caldwell notes petitions for street light levy. Boise and nearby towns discuss tax changes, road and rail planning, and local civic events. Accidents, awards, and a range of small community updates fill Idaho stations.
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Nampa
Seattle
Boise Valley
Long Valley
Twin Pulls
Vessels Wrecked Off Pacific Coast Disaster Claims Navy Losses
Dense fog off Arguella light and the San Miguel island reef sank seven destroyers and the liner Cuba. Twenty three sailors died aboard the destroyers. the Cuba's crew and passengers were rescued or sent to safety. Captain Holland and key crew stayed behind to guard silver bullion worth two and a half million dollars. Several hundred survivors reached safety as destroyers broke apart on the rocks.
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United States Navy
Pacific Mail
Cuba
Navy
Arguella Light
San Miguel Island
Mnner
Los Angeles
Reno
San Francisco
Standard Oil
W. S. Niller
Co. J. Holland
Chauncey
Woodbury
Fuller
S. P. Lee
Nicholas
Young
Delphy
Edward Watson
Santa Barbara County
Pinchot Probes Coal Profits in Anthracite Controversy
Governor Pinchot, after settling the anthracite dispute, turned to coal prices. His four point plan underpinned a proposed two year contract agreed by operators and miners. He wrote to President Coolidge proposing federal and state action on freight rate readjustment and called on coal consuming states to examine dealer profits.
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Pinchot
Morrisburg
Memday
Miners’ Union
Coolidge
Western Women to Confer on Equal Rights Meeting
A conference of women from ten western states will gather in Colorado Springs, Colorado, later this month for the Great Western Equal Rights conference. Delegates will represent California Oregon Washington Idaho Utah Wyoming and Colorado among others.
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Salt Lake City
Ush
Colorado Springs
Colo
Great Western Equal Rights Conference
Nerarding T
Colorado
California
Orecon
Weebington
Mevads
Arkaos
Utwh
Idaho
Wyomimr
Colorada
Fragmented Entry Describes Suppressed Passive Resistance
A damaged OCR snippet references Germany and resistance actions with unclear details. The text is garbled, hindering precise events, dates, or organizations. No coherent names or outcomes are identifiable from the fragment.
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A fragmentary text recalls a late night or early morning incident with a character named Jack, a domestic setting, and a line about Houston Post. The passage is garbled and lacks a clear event, date, or verifiable details for a proper news item.
Winter animal riddle prompts hush from watching father
A playful exchange unfolds as a child asks a riddle about an animal wearing eight fur coats each winter, while a mother is near. The father and child share a whispered moment, creating a cozy domestic vignette.
All Arranged. Res and a bother deciding holidays.
It doesn’t bother me. The decision hinges on when to go and where to go, London included.
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London
On Your Guard Tone Reflects Hidden Biases
Fragmentary note discusses vigilance against prejudice and unfamiliar influences, urging awareness of personal guards and biases amid unclear references to individuals or groups.
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