Hamlet Buried by Mountain Slide in Notre Dame de Balette
A hillside collapse near Notre Dame de Balette Quebec destroyed about twenty homes and buried the hamlet. At least thirty people are known dead with eleven bodies recovered. The village lies on the Lleyre river, and the slide dammed the river, drowning residents still in their houses.
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Buckingham
Quebec
Notre Dame de Balette
Tierre
de Salette
Lleyre
Poupere
Campaign Against Yaquis Sparks Mexican War News
Nogales reports that ArmyeM leaders prepare to strike at the rebellion in Sonora as Twentysecond Battalion arrives from Puysuurh aboard Mamos. Gunboat TampieG heads to the port with Twenty- Fifth Battalion under General Larenis Toreos. Hermoeilo gathers troops. tensions rise as degradations are noted and fear mounts in the region.
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Nogales
Arite
Armyem
Sonara
Cnaymas
Puysuurh
Gener Larenis Toreos
Livi Yayule
Hermoeilo
Tate
Expession on Battleship Missouri
A garbled piece references the battleship Missouri and unnamed figures with fragmented phrases about battles, injuries, and a political or martial backdrop. The text combines names and places in a distorted manner, preserving no clear coherent narrative or factual detail.
Fragmentary notice from a chaotic page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Argentina and various scattered terms. The legible items are scarce, with partial names and random phrases across locations and events, lacking a clear event or person to anchor a complete news item.
May Not Return to Veneelle Warns Local Leader
Fragmented OCR text mentions warnings and unclear names about a person or group possibly not returning to a place called Veneelle. The legible parts reference decisions, a local leader, and unspecified actions. The passage is garbled but centers on a potential departure or exclusion tied to local authority.
Unclear snippet from Kiama rally scene and mixed text
Fragmentary OCR reading shows a rally in Kiama with garbled phrases and names. Core content unreadable, no coherent event or identities clearly discernible for a proper summary.
Senate approves two battleships in final vote
Washington reports an overwhelming Senate vote ending Roosevelt's four battleship program. The measure funds two battleships and two colliers, plus three more colliers, submarines, and other crafts. It also raises pay for officers, enlisted personnel, and the Marine Corps.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Piles
Beveridge
House
Senate Naval Committee
Alison
Marine Corps
Itinerary of the Fleet for Around the World Cruise
President Hoover has approved an Atlantic fleet itinerary circling the world. The ships depart San Francisco on July 7 for Honolulu July 16, Auckland, Sidney, Melbourne, Albany, and Manila, with multi day stays. The Yokohama leg starts October 1, then Manila by November 7. A second squadron heads to Amoy, arriving December, then Manila by November 7.
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Washingen
Hoorevelt
Fleeas
China
Japan
Mantli
San Francisco
Hinoluja
Auckland
Sidney
Melbourne
Albany
Trata Nor Eal
Remein
Apelve
Philippines
Uprive Yokoham
Renmin
Yokohama
Gome
Manila
Gctober
Rerond Aquadran
Amioy
Twelve Drownings Reported Near Ther a Ark Incident
A garbled account describes twelve drownings involving a vessel near Ther a Ark. Details are unclear but reference is made to Captain Wo A and a Seward dive, with mentions of a monsoon and the Marin. Names like Rad embers and Capeizet appear in the fragmented text, suggesting a maritime tragedy with multiple victims and responders.
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Thera Ark
Marlin
Prioneler
Seward
Ohare
Helens
Marin
Elxry-Tvezen
Ign
Geshbert
Capad
Fen
China Protests Over Japanese Encroachment
A garbled report records China protesting Japanese actions amid regional tensions. The text references Pekin, Chinese leadership, and international reaction but is largely unreadable, with multiple misspellings obscuring key names and dates.
Fragmented text from a damaged OCR page
A garbled and partially readable fragment mentions a window incident and references various garbled names and places. The text includes incomplete phrases about examination, delivery, and a meeting, but lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals to form a clear news item.
Fragmented OCR Tale of a Political Scandal
A garbled OCR passage mentions a political event or figure with uncertain names and phrases. It references a governor or government role, a party or dealer, and a public reaction or expectation. The text is partial and unclear about dates, places, or outcomes, but suggests a tense inquiry or opposition scene.
Cabrera Orders Executions in Guatemala City
President Cabrera announced that eighteen ringleaders in a conspiracy against him have been shot and that more executions are likely by the military. He said the prisoners implicated in a year old plot would be executed, while the city remains under military control and business is partially suspended amid ongoing revolutionary tension.
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Guatemala City
Cabrera
Cape May Point
N. J
William N. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Toledo
Count Szecheny
Due Vanderliug
Vienna
Milan
Mich
Jinmaly
Eirick
Crow Ue Frwck
Frank Srbnerk
Ottawa
Elma Net Stoven
Tiki Wetherben
Tie Wite
Albert Lemay
Centerville
Curtain Volnte
Medierreman
Relvane
Turan
Pear River
Erall Candhal
Athabnaca
Catherine Murray
New York
Mureay
Northern Pacific Mailway
Betroated & Gulletin
Melandite
North Coast Limited
Homestake
Fitteet Tiles
Butte
Bernard de Dyear
Halley TD. Nagal
Vorneyivania Roller Works
Gran
Nagal
Air
Erie
Ming No. 1
Elaworth Collec Company
Kneworth
Cherunbelpad
Cinayquili
Abrahame
Mamond Syndicate
Warner
Te Houke
Delomaton
Lanis
Tri
Garage
By & Ollleen
Cyclone kills three in Nebraska counties
A noon Thursday tornado swept Bancroft area through Ciumadags and Toursiin counties, killing three people and injuring several others. Homes were destroyed including John Manglewon’s near Ponder, with the Monkieson family losing two members. A child named Waly Woy Pelted died on a public road near Haverratt.
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Bancroft
Neb
Ciumadags County
Toursiin
John Manglewon
Ponder, Nety
Mrs. Monkieson
Nile George Wacker
Lynching near Skidoo shocks Nevada town
A mob swarmed Skidoo after a figure night incident, hanged a prisoner near Rivney, with sheriff’s guards and vigilante presence. The quiet execution occurred as residents avoided revealing details while Simpson and Arnold’s shop were noted in rumors surrounding the event.
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Rhyollty
Nev
Wwene
Skidoo
Maskery
A. Nilles
Bire
Echo 2
du Strapaon
Ecu
Janes Arnald
Rivney Biel
Lelegrayn
Pipmara Bron
General Linevitch Dead and Brele Relaungy-Tadeatenant
The report notes General Linevitch has died. Brele Relaungy-Tadeatenant and other officials recall his career and the clan’s wartime service. Details of the time and place are sparse, with dates and names partly garbled but the obituary theme remains clear.
Genator Clark Buys Coal Lande on Colorado
Genator Clark purchases coal land in Colorado amid regional debates. Senator Willa A Cee of Mont elt fur dire offers statements as local views diverge on future energy options. The episode highlights tensions over land use and political influence in a sparsely documented dispute.
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Genator Clark
Coal Lande
Colorado
Willa
Cee
Mont
Chie
Trier
Pepe
Praire
Attempt to Week Train and Bridge Disaster Report
A fragmented OCR item describes a train derailment near Uae bony ets Vani railroad caused by preciptating a train from a bridge at Minus yunk into the geomayik piven. Investigations note a damaged plate and rail issues linked to night disruptions and faulty track maintenance.
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Hilladvipna
Wrork
Uae
Bony Ets Vani
Bridaw
Goeidnotel
Auto Rail
Devastating Southern Tornado Toll Surges Amid Chaos
A fierce multi state tornado outbreak sweeps the South causing hundreds of deaths and injuries across Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama with martial law declared in several towns. Looting occurred while relief efforts converge on Purvis and other hard hit communities as survivors endure severe wreckage and disarray.
Gold Strike Near Arctic Reported by Bishop Beattie
Bishop Beattie P T Rowe reports a gold strike at Nolan Creek at the head of the Koyukuk River about 20 miles from the Arctic frontier. He traveled from the north and states the strike was made at a depth near 180 feet with an estimated cleanup of about $1,000,000.
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Beattie
P. T Rowe
Episcopal Church
Ailaska
Eltsun
Nolan Creek
Koy Iiuk
Nolan
Atlanta News Berryed in Fragmented Report of Casualties
An unreadable flood of names and places reports fifteen killed and many injured in Pridey eyelowl and other incidents. Mentions of Drak Asde, Baynet Rowell, and various officials include a claim of resignations and political maneuvering around a future secretary of war. The garbled text cites Wistington, Tart, and Mageon with uncertain attributions and dates.
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Atlanta
Terol
Pork McGork
Disastrous Collision Leaves 28 Missing at Sea
A collision between the American liner Saint Paul and the British cruiser Black Prince off the Isle of Wight results in twenty eight crewmen missing or dead. Naval officers report the crew acted with commendable restraint as disaster struck, with seamen and officers showing steadiness in the chaotic scene.
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Paul
Dale of
Wight
Ube
Posal
Tornado Strikes the Sunny South ravaging several states
A devastating Friday tornado chain swept Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama killing hundreds and injuring around four hundred. Natchez reported sixty four dead with two whites among them while Amite and Vidalia Louisiana and Mississippi towns including Quitman Landing Purvis Landing and Purvis suffered heavy losses. Dozens of towns faced near total destruction with extensive property damage and many injured transported to Birmingham and Mobile hospitals.
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Atlanta
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Natchez
Amite
McLain
Miss
Vidalia
Quitman Landing
Purvis’ Landing
Atone
Nie City
Arcadia
Independ
Belle Grove
Welton
Lor
Pine Rider
Kild's Creek
Parviee
Lutherton
Mids
Alabareh
Cora
Bergen
Mirminghat
Alp
Foehiani
Bermourie la
Winchester
Mobile
Hartraluire
Thomas
Hitler
Abandoned Train Robbery Attempt Near Basin Report
Reported abortive effort to hold up a Great Northern passenger train occurred near Basin. Three men named Reed Anderson and two accomplices, ages 16 and 18, allegedly stopped the derailment and brandished revolvers and rifles. They claimed travel for work from Menderville and promised a fuller explanation of their heavy armament.
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Hue
Mont
Basin
Reed Anderson
Bloody battle between Britian soldiers and Tribeamen
Reported clash aboard Simla in wanesqunion shows British forces under Allied command clashing with Tribeamen on April 2. Details incomplete due to damaged text. reference to U S policy shifts and potential naval movements toward Panama and the lathine route.
Hiineis Supreme Court Upholds New Option Law
The Hiineis Supreme Court declares the new option law constitutional amid a flurry of other items: the 40th annual National Educational Association convention set for Cleveland on June 20. Burlington churches seek to bar the Merry Widow hats during services. a deadly Chelsea fire leaves fifteen dead.
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Supreme Court of Hiineis
National Educational Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Burlington
N. J
Chelsea
Mass
Frm
Clyde
Federal
New York
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Weeland
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Cole
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Twister
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Mabama
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Arkansas
Tennessee
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Purvis
Itt
Jur
Arctic
Koyukuk River
Taft
Wistington
Bulle
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Lemuel
Sverland
Wierminke
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Frank Craw
Herod
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Great Northern
Simla
Panama
Aete Reeuly
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