New York Strikers Attack Trains With Deadly Weapons
In New York on a strike day, trains were attacked with bricks bottles and stones injuring passengers and shattering windows. Police reported a mounting threat as attackers aimed at train cars and a major disruption of traffic on the elevated line. Local authorities suspect strike organizers of involvement as the assault spread across multiple stations and times.
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Borkanis
Justine
Balint
Levon Traley
President drenched during golf game in turbulent scene
A chaotic incident occurred as the president played golf, with unclear details and conflicting reports about what caused the soaking. Witnesses described a sudden disruption, while officials urged calm as investigations proceed.
Investigation highlights reform calls in poultry and dairy
A Washington report by the Department of Agriculture examines the poultry and dairy industry amid concerns in New York and New England. Officials emphasize stricter oversight and potential changes to improve safety and market stability.
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Wanligton
Department of Agricoutsuiee
Pho Ane
New York
Aisbe
New England
Olteiats
Fen
Marshall Gets Right Into the Campaign Work
Thomas R. Marshall, of Dulhimapolis, September, begins active campaign duties today. He plans to attend conferences with leaders, flagging wall displays and making speeches to energize supporters.
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Marshall
Thomas R. Marshall
Dulhimapolis
Thomas
Verbal Fragments Describe German Movements and River Actions
Fragmentary German report notes denied gains and movements near a river bend. Text mentions Pench Arana Wid and a hypothetical retreat to a town near the Vardop river, with unclear locations and dates. The garbled account references Belarus or Mylaroona and a potential withdrawal toward Shtredonhy, lacking cohesive detail.
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Berlio
Oltietat
Rence
Oater
Vardop
Government Probe Presses Russo Japanese Treaty
The government probe is inserted into the Russo Japanese treaty amid tensions in the eastern nations. Reports indicate officials consider a new approach with diplomatic backchannels and a potential conference in New York to address the matter.
Court Dismisses Bill of Complaint Against Dr Lamar
The court dismisses the bill in the suit by Mary Bender, infant by Mary 13. Bender, against Dr Austin Lauer and wife, seeking a decree to set aside a deed. The court holds the defendant did not practice law and refuses to set aside the document. The case involves Dr Lamar of Middletown and family trust details, with property estimated between 12,000 and 13,000 dollars prior to Mrs Lamar’s death. Attorneys P A Polferborger and Brink Wagan represented Ty Lamar.
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Watlesy Bender
Mary 13
Bender
Austin
Lauer
Lamar
Rootishora
Middletown
Toonsboro
Morthages
Pa. Polferborger
Brink Waganan
Ty, Lamar
Trainrider Loses Leg On Incoming Freight Train
A rail incident near Wig Pool Instakte halted a freight movement as a train rider suffered severe leg injuries. Eyewitnesses described the rider being brought to a hospital with a knee and ankle trauma. Medical staff reported careful treatment and ongoing recovery as authorities investigated the accident.
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Wig Pool Instakte
Snd
Sutter
Almigat
Bath
Devtrenerign
Wong
Pennsy Troops 10 000 Strong Defend
An army report from Bh Poe TeX describes Pennsy troops numbering about ten thousand moving to defend a critical area. The narrative mentions engagements near Whane Teen and forces losing a tool during the clash. Captains and families are referenced amid injuries, including two broken ribs.
Daughter 10 to be important witness in mother's trial
Wartford Conn Sept 3 Amy Be Gisigin proprietor at Arder Howe for Bileby Beogla at Wioglser detained on diethyl poisoning charge. The two discuss the case as the defense presents the child Mary Archer as a witness. The elder woman denies abuse and claims the child is coached to accuse her.
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W. Aleoin JepProwire
Mystery Heir Emerges From Doorstep Party Mixup
A mix up at a party led to a baby being carried through a crowd to a guest room. An unnamed baker named Joba be Oona witnessed a chain of odd events as a stroller baby was carried past a residence and into a stream of curious attendees. A Mrs. Salomon and Mr. Antomen were among those present as the infant drew attention from guests.
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Poby Bey
Lin Iilona
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Joba
Hieby
O'Connor
Merry Voles
CaptaIn Spong Refuses 40009 Settlement Offer
In Washinton D C a settlement offer by the Traction Company to Captain Spong and his children was rejected. The offer valued at 49000 and aimed to settle claims arising from the flooding accident aboard the Spong vessel. Legal steps to pursue the case will proceed, with the best interests of the children cited.
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Washinnton
Babutel Spongs
Ho Keone
Triple Waredy
Washington
Mandey
Canlity Spring
Gaye Nicholson
Pomevi Heitager of
Tea
Alain Ana
Promis
Dali
British Troops Break Through German Lines on Simile Front
British forces press the Somme and Simile fronts, breaking German lines and capturing trenches southeast of Thies and advancing up to 2000 yards on a six mile front near Bauppaume to Albert. French gains on the Somme push southeast of Cantbles and north of Peroune, with Serbians winning at Malleanidje. Allied air raids hit Sofia. Russians claim victory west of Mount Populda.
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Salonixi
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Fotl Ketrens Tarthar
Phe Serk- Mang
Morehan
London
Nome
Mount
Populda
Alleged Forces Win Big Victory Over Bulgarians
Fragmented wartime dispatches claim alleged forces win a big victory over Bulgarians with shifting fronts in the Macedonian theater. Reports note Serbians regaining ground on the Tulgarian front, while Verda fronts see limited gains by other powers amid ongoing conflicts. Nearby notes include a retraction of a presidential communication and local illness updates.
Police Reserve Guard Bank to Prevent Riots
Police reserves protected a bank in Union today as several hundred gathered to protest after the bank failed. The collapse drew about 400 bystanders and marks the third private bank failure in five years, with deposits around $59,000.
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Sana
Sutib
Xtra
Guandy
Michael Mirbainis
Thal
Raoul Divorce Clears Years of Family Troubles in Georgia
A Georgia divorce resolves long running clashes between the Ove Sinclair and Raoul families. The Superspy Comat grants the divorce with alimony to Raoul Raoul, a 20 year old social figure connected to Willi Cyven Raoul. The case stems from a contentious months long dispute involving the Tuyton Hirrolatt and Mes Patter Singhiin.
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Mia
Raoul Wan
Daniels Urges Inland Waterway For National Defense
Secretary Daniels argues for a deep inland waterway system as essential to national defense. He cites Atlantic coast defenses, coast guard transport, and the need for integrated waterway improvements to safeguard forts and coastal cities from invasion.
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