Sultan Loses Ground in Moroccan Withdrawal Plan
Article reports a provision for gradual French troop withdrawal from Morocco and replacement by a native Moorish contingent. It notes French commander De Amade’s position on evacuation of Chhounki district and explores Abdol Aziz’s influence with Tangier and Fez, shaping a tense diplomatic scene.
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Abd-el-Aziz
Morocco
Parisa
Chhounki
Moty
de Amade
Mororca
France
Abdol-Aziz
Va Ce
Antera Fez
Tangier
Wultan
Algeciras
Trowlle
New Currency Commission Debated by Senate Leaders
The article details a proposed new currency commission led by President Votever and Speaker Cannon within the Allied Wrect. It outlines the bill creating a committee to examine currency stability and banking reform, with Seva Abirhih and Ropre Woth Vreeland elected to chair and vice chair. The commission would oversee enforcement of the new monetary framework.
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Fite
Votever
Cannon
Pointe
Kenalor
OS Coe Easton
Seva Abirhih
Omaliihan
Ropre
Vreeland Tee
Weomlblie
Threatening letter targets St Mary church and local figures
A damaged OCR report details a blood writ threat to St Mary church and associates including Mauller order head Peter J O'all Shen, alleged to pass as a warning. The note, wrapped in crepe and signed with a mysterious mark, mentions Tubtwed court and a bomb threat.
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St. Mary's
Auction at Fancy Prices Draws Crowds and Confusion
A chaotic sale attended by many, with high prices and repeated consignments. Bids fluctuated as buyers eyed prominent items while chaos and confusion marked the event. A ship movement and naval references appear among scattered details. Public interest surged despite unclear outcomes.
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Tee
Ted
Former Senator Jones of Arkansas Dies at 69
Washington reports former United States Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas died at his residence at 5:30 Monday afternoon after a brief illness. A Mississippian by birth, Jones served in the Senate from 1885 to 1903 and later supported William Jennings Bryan as a national party leader. He retired in 1903 and had practiced law in the city since leaving office.
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Washington
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Senate
William J. Bryan
Wo Chatman
Democratic National Committee
Thin City
Missiestypi
Janes Kimbrough Tonon
Jones Walker
United States Senate
Jones
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Money in Circulation Sparks Currency Reform Plans
Warrington report states preparations underway to implement new currency laws passed in the closing days of Congress. A meeting led by Secretary Coolidge with Director Holph and W Aldebee discussed printing, note design changes, and securing bonds as the new note legend reads “secured by bonds of the United States or other securities.” A vault hoard of about $208,000,000 in off notes from various banks will be tied down as new notes are printed and readied for issue.
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Warrington
Coolidge
Mamituy
Dirertor Holph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
W. Aldebee
Tse
United States
Unitet Staten
Water intoxication linked to overdrinking water says Chicago doctor
Chicago doctor T C Mason vice president of the American Society for the Study of Inobriety Abedol ard Drug Nudents warns that drinking excessive water can be as dangerous as liquor overindulgence. He cites a friend who drinks large quantities in a bathtub and risks bodily harm from water intoxication.
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Chicago
Fi T. C. Mason
Bi Rety
Anticipate Trouble in Panama in Election Week
Washington reports unrest ahead of Panama election week in July. Officials fear potential interference by external actors and internal divisions as campaign plans unfold. Vague threats and security concerns loom over polling locations and public order during the voting period.
Contested Murderer Freed on Peculiar Grounds
A contested murderer was released on unusual grounds after his wife testified he strangled Dini ATI. The trial revealed seven other murders linked to him, but Hemmingetahl was found legally justified to stand with his wife, leaving the accusation unsupported.
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Tewagalo
Miensere
Dini Ati
Mosquitoes and Malaria Efforts In Panama Canal Zone
Scientist August Rusek reports a notable Panama Canal Zone mosquito study collecting 30 new species among larvae, with 7 known varieties. The National Museum hosts the specimens as authorities push sanitation methods, drainage, oily larva control, and copper sulfate to prevent yellow fever and malaria transmission.
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Warhingim
Panama
Canal Zone
National Museum
August Rusek
Canal Commission
Ewan
Kent
Burke
Mother's Teeth Aid Elopers in Lewiston Scandal
A tangled local tale from Lewiston Iowa centers on a pair of elopers and a dentist at work. Details describe a man fleeing with a daughter during a dental procedure and a complicated family entanglement involving Nora Malien and others in a small town aftermath.
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Lewiston
Nora Malien
Cormer
Lockport
Tressler
Famuller Ladebuior
Wien
Seesawing with a Piano in Allentown Roof Hoisting
A chaotic scene in Allentown details Horace Behule and crew hoisting a heavy plane to the roof of a tall building. A 14 foot plank extended over the edge as men steadied the load with a block and tackle while Behulle crouched at the far end to keep it balanced. The operation aimed to lift the aircraft onto the roof despite danger as observers watched and workers navigated the improvised rigging.
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Allentown
Paa
Cornellman
Blane
Horace
Behulle
Lee Summoned By Grim Reaper
General Robert E. Lee, longtime commander in chief of Confederate Veterans and one of the last surviving lieutenant generals of the Confederacy, died at age 80 in Vicksburg Mississippi after a life spanning West Point, Civil War command, and postwar veterans leadership. He earned his US Army appointment, joined the Confederacy, played a key role at Antietam, Verdun and Vicksburg, and led the United Confederate Veterans until his death.
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West Point
Confederate Veterans
Wert Point
Stidt Institution
Lew
United States Army
Antietam
Vicksdove
Lee
John i Gordon
Wright to Succeed Taft Won't Be Confirmed
Washington reports the claim that Cenari Luke F Wright of Tennessee will replace Secretary Taft upon his retirement if he is nominated at Chicago for the presidency. The suggestion fuels belief in a potential presidential path and signals strong political momentum.
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Washington
Kidnapped Woman Near Ligonier Ind By Abductors
A woman named Mrs Sargent was abducted in Ligonier Indiana by William Badterson on Thursday afternoon. A fatal shot occurred after Badterson was wounded by the abductor and the brother in law fired. The motive involved an earlier dispute and linked to a larger criminal event, with authorities pursuing additional suspects and potential charges for those aiding or abetting.
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Ligonier
Ind
William Badterson
Sargent
Pireair
Patterson
Phe
Japan War Fears Rise as Port Arthur Fortifies
A visiting English former Oxford mayor reports Japan's strength building at Port Arthur. He notes new batteries and heavy military activity, declaring Port Arthur a second Gibraltar and warning of imminent intensified defenses amid a tense lead up to potential conflict with the United States. The influx of American naval power is seen as not yet countered by Japanese preparations.
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America
Halle
Patel
Conor
Aaron Ftien
Elgoroud
Fuente
Whitch
Setatessen
Port Arthur
Gibraltar
Danny
Cost to Sail Navy Fleet Around World Estimated
Washington report estimates five to six million dollars to move the fleet around the world via San Francisco Honolulu Manila and the Suez route. The cost to coal the voyage is about two million nine hundred ninety nine thousand dollars. An Austrian offer to supply coal at no cost during Australian waters visit was declined and arrangements were made to provide all needed coal.
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Washington
Sae Francisco
Hampi Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Sic
Te Elies
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
Australian
Eruben
Gallinger Optimistic Over Ship Subsidy Vote
Washington report shows Senator Gallinger expressing cheerful views on the ship subsidy bill after Senate approval and a 46 to 12 House vote. He warns against overconfidence for a December result and notes expected opposition from merchants and foreign rivals.
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Washington
Senate
Mareh
Liverpool
Kendon
Sfayaburss
Gallinger
Collisions and tragedy ripple through harbor scene
Fragmented report describes a collision in the English Channel involving the British steamer The Tit ish atodmer Queenswood and Spaniel Hervico, damaged vessels, and crew movements. A separate violent incident near Oakfield Wisconsin ends with a fatal shooting at a church door during a local gathering.
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Callistons
Queenswood
Yavin
Hervico
Tia
Oseenswood
Tadada
Blimbine
Sort Africa
Youth Confesses to Knowledge of Cherge Murder
Vague OCR text suggests a youth confession connected to a murder case. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but multiple references imply an inquiry or statement related to a crime investigation and potential involvement of several individuals. The readable fragments point to a report on a suspect's knowledge or admission about the Cherge murder.
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Cherge
Arizona for Bryan Delegates Rally At Prize Convention
The Arizona delegation at the convention nominated Bryan for president as Tanon and Arht led. Delegates loudly cheered and Willan J. firsad received praise for longtime service. Mark A. Simith, a veteran Arizona observer, faced a moment of standout ovation.
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Tanon
Willan J. Firsad
Tevan
Tle Das
Mark A. Simith
Arivotna
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