United States Triumph in Olympic Field Events
London July 27 reports list of Olympic event winners from July 12. John J. Mayes led the marathon for Irish American Athletic Club with 2 65 18, followed by Hefferon and Forshaw. multiple track and field events feature American, Canadian, and Swedish athletes, including Melvin W. Shepard and Ralph Rose setting records. A separate note from Troy, New York, July 87, cites a General Electric order for nearly a billion dollars in work, signaling large employment impact after recent depressions.
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London
Olympic
Dent
United Kingdom
John J. Mayes
Hefferon
South Africa
Joseph Forshaw
Mic Qouri
A. C
A. Hoy Welton
Lawrence
Mine
Wood
Canada
Simpson
Canaleih
Lawson
Anberg
Sweden
Tewkahia
Tte
Indian School
Melvin W. Shenpard
Melvin W. Shepard
New York
F.C. Smithson
Malthollah
Oregon
Marin J. Sheridan
Irtebs American A
Distanee
Laebern
Martin J. Sheridan
Irtaleeae Awc
Ralph Rose
Olympic Elu
San
Ray
Harry F Potter
Iriste
American Athletic Club
A.C. Gilbert
Yule
Cooke
Cornell
M. Daniels
York Athletic Club
Eurélican
George N. Mehrert
Turnverein
America
Wendham Halewelle
England
Voight
Owen
Eng
Svanberg
Troy
Sehnvedade
General Electric Works
Fusinone
Married Seventy One Years in Sherwood History
In Sherwood on July 27 Mines Ham and his wife celebrated their long union as a couple who have been married for seventy one years. The town notes their enduring partnership and reflects on a remarkable history shared by the couple and the community.
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Lefance
Sherwood
le Jiet
Marriet
Bath
Fragmentary obituary note from Cherbourg naval region
Incomplete report dated July 27 mentions a Lieutenant honored in Cherbourg Ivly 2% Llewt and others associated with naval duties. A death on a Sunday near Dumieirie is noted, referencing Car la Carlo Novella and a hall memorial, with limited readable details.
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Cherbourg
Llewt
Cone
Muather
Chapin
Prine
Hoerr
Asiatic Cholera Reappears in Major Cities
Asiatic cholera reappears with reports from Peturaburg and Aw Saratov aid Sanure provinces. Two deaths have occurred at Jan City.
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Peturaburg
Saratov
Jan City
Fragments From Montana Church Notices Incoherent Text
Uneven OCR fragment mentions a church in Montana with unclear notes about duty offerings or events. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, leaving only partial references to a Lutheran church and general church activities without coherent details.
Short Items From Abroad Hit Odd Notes
The steamer Magdala arrives at Auckland with coal for Newport News. A child in Lowell Massachusetts dies after a fall. A derailment near Port Smith Arkansas kills three trainmen and injures others. A baby in Ladue Ohio is found dead after an accident. President Hoover accepts honorary presidency of a peace and architecture league. A crash near Port Henry injures several and kills two. Damaged report mentions names and places with limited clarity.
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Auckind
New Zealand
Newport News
Lowell
Walter
Diouwett
Port Smith
Ark
St Lowe
Ban Francolaeo
We Hewell
Ladteview
Ohio
Heine
Hite Om
Howell
North Carolina
Dodge
Masa
Lockwood Reed
Port Henes
Port Henry
Titan
Mar
Japanese May Meet Trouble Signal Amid Naval Tension
A fragmented report from Washington indicates friction as Japanese vessels near inland waters around St Paul and Yorkton. Officials warn against encroachment while preparing to hold waters in reserve and maintain calm.
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Washington
Baty Department
Yorkton
St. Paul
Troops guard consulate amid unrest at Venesurian post
Soldiers patrol the streets near the Venesurian consulate in a tense Sunday scene. Officials report renewed efforts to formalize credentials as demonstrators clash with security forces in the area.
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Widlemvtad
Island of
Carnvad
Young Woman Found Exhausted in New York Harbor
A young woman, found exhausted near Pitteth strat, Bravnya, was taken to a local facility after reporting she came from a distant location. Authorities seek details of her journey and the events leading to her condition. An incident at a nearby pond and a recent nighttime event are noted but details remain unclear.
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New York
Pitteth Strat
Bravnya
Fk Miu
Halie Inn
Catholic Press Organizes for War Aid
Local Catholic press chapter mobilizes support for war relief drives as Sunday services promote fundraising and enlistment efforts. Editors and parish leaders coordinate newsletters, bulletins, and community drives to aid wounded veterans and bolster home front morale.
Chineue to Entertain Petia on July 6
The Chinese government plans an entertainment event on July 6 to honor the military and the armed forces. State officials say the program will feature performances by artists and soldiers from the Anny and Wir regions as part of national celebrations.
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Petia
Chinnovernment
Bitten Marines Head to New York After Dog Attack
Eleven marines and Major Ruasell were bitten by a dog near Pawawe on July 27. They will depart for New York for treatment after the incident.
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Ruasell
New York
Rare metal taken by them thieves raid NYC jewelers
Police say crackemondy men robbed Thoroan J Duin & Co jewelers in midtown Manhattan. The burglars entered from the roof, used a rope ladder, and carried away unset stones, mounts and jewel goods worth more than 10 000 dollars, weighing about 75 pounds. An office watchman spotted the open doors after explosions.
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New York
Crackemondy Homsted & Wie
Thoroan J Duin & Co
Busines
Rolicenen
Arlet Intervale
Elry
Belgian Steamer Captarife Founders Near Boulogne
July 27 Isle of Wight reports the Belgian steamer Captarife foundered 21 July, forty miles from Boulogne. Crew of 18 landed at Totland by the Dante steamer Pawel Loudlels. Captarife was bound from Oran to Antwerp. a leak developed and all attempts to contain water failed. crew rescued by Vessel Landiett.
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Totland Hay
Isle of Wight
Captarife
OY Fonenot
Hem
Boulogne
Pawel Loudlels
Oran
Antwerp
Vawell Landiett
Doctore Decorated for Fight Against Plague
In Caracas and Lav Kvand President Cataro awards the Order of Holtv ur to Hr Come Ferme and Dr Kaayel, lauded as vital figures in fighting the bobunte plage. The lather bacteriologist of the Vargan receives recognition for pivotal work in public health and containment efforts.
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Caracas
Bobunte
Cataro Haw
Come
Ferme
Kaayel
Curae
American Gar Likely Winner in New York to Paris Race
Reported certainty that the American entrant will win the New York to Paris race due to the consent of Gericome petitions and specified conditions. The announcement notes practical certainty of victory and outlines conditions tied to the race negotiations.
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Gar
New York
Owink
For Better or for Worse in Cibanner Elections
Arguelies a baker from Havens Wheta New York says municipal and provincial elections in Cibanner nomi will mark a turning point for the island. He warns voters to consider the impact on local life and future development.
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New York
Arguelies
Havens, Wheta
Cibanner Nomi
Holt
Panama Receives New Minister Purana JOY Vi
Foreign mission notes the arrival of a new minister to Panama Purana JOY Vi to bolster diplomatic ties. The ceremony followed a formal courtesy greeting at the capital, with local officials welcoming the envoy and outlining anticipated bilateral agenda.
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Panama
Purana
Joy Vi Ots
Police Have Murder Clue In Troy Case
Police report a murder clue linking Carrie Weaver to Hagel Drew in the Troy killing. Weaver, a friend of Drew, is returning to Troy next Wednesday and has hinted to visitors about Drew's fashion and scent of expensive goods and honey.
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Bpringfeld
Carrie Weaver
Hagel Drew
Troy
Jehat
Hagel
Litney
Well Known Man Killed In Honduras Connection
A report from Painesville Ohio states George F Steele received dispatch about his brother Pierson killed during a fall in Honduras. In Boston a probe seeks two Jamaica Plain shooting suspects, with bandit Gutroun linked to the case. Philadelphia notices warn police of two Lithian (Letish) suspects arriving from a Lettish colony.
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Painesville
Only &T
George F. Steele
Honduras
Central Ammerica
Pierson
Flerson
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Potlon
Gutroun
Deal
Russia
Philadelphia
Lightning strikes York farmer’s home killing boy and injuring several
Lightning hit Peter Kessler’s farmhouse near Jefferson borough Sunday night. Charles Konaler aged 12 died. Mrs. Kessler and four other children were injured. A kettle overturned spilling scalding water left a four year old in critical condition.
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York
Peter Kessler
Velding
Jefferson Borough
Charles Konaler
Mud
Keesler
Corpses found in East River sparks murder mystery
New York police recovered a corpse from the East River wrapped in cloth with a red flagstone tied near the neck, while a separate Newark arraignment revealed 18 year old Tarry Bowman admitting spousal and child abuse in a troubled second marriage. An Ohio cavalry reunion was announced for Toledo on September 1, and Porto Rico marked the 11th anniversary of American troops landing with governor and officials attending a banquet and ball in Guanica and Ponce.
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New York
Mau
East River
Tarry Bowman
Wifket
Newark
Porto Rico
San Juan
Woopa
Guanica
Governor Post
Ponew
Inclaine & Paride
Pablo Ball
Rochester Xv Driven Into Erie Canal Disaster
July 17 report details Edward Bartlett of Trebert Gas Engine Co and Mira Geraldine Pamilly in a dawn drive that ended with a vehicle plunging into the Erie Canal amid missing persons and violent headlines. Also noted are separate reports of a homicide inquiry, a missing husband, and a fatal house fire with a mother's desperate rescue effort.
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Rochester
Edward
Bartlett
Trebert Gas Engine Co
Thie City
Mira Geraldine Pamilly
Vig & Dew Woramobie
Iistook An
Wiley
Well Known Professor Dies in Berlin
Berlin July 27 Professor Walter Loletkow a renowned German painter died Sunday. He taught at the Leapraw elunist school and was born in 186). Also, Bishop Wite dies in Jacksonville Florida wife of Duke Dithop of the Kyle Royal dowene of Florida, at her residence Sunday morning.
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Dies
Berlin
Walter Loletkow
Aunday
Endeas
Wite
Jackoovilin
Pia
Mra Bawith Weed
Uke Dithop
Kyle Royal Dowene
Florida
Hera
Kansas police arrest robber in mail pouch theft case
Kansas City officer captors Charles Bayage, alias Haverx, tied to the June 6 mail pouch robbery from Los Angeles to a New York City bank. Inspectors link him to buried cash and a Denver newspaper clipping. after prior prison term, he traveled widely while awaiting another payout.
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Kansan City
Charlea
Denver
Savage
Kannas Glty
Jocal Police
Wae Ps Jewed
MacNeil
Winbold
Bayage
Dently
Tolen
Kannas
Ms Tt
Lightning Strikes Kill and Injure Across Mid Atlantic
Severe electrical storms sweep eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Camden New Jersey Camden resident Kathryn Wagner died watching from a window while Charlen Keailer age 12 and James Cumiewe were killed by lightning in separate incidents near York and Philadelphia. Several others injured and property damage reported as storms cross the region.
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Philadelphia
Ponuayivana
New Jermey Bune
Kathryn Wagner
Camden
Charlen Keailer
York
James Cumiewe
Postal Rates Reduced for Bolivia and Peru Parcels
The post office department announced a new parcel post rate for packages mailed in the United States and addressed to Bolivia or Peru. The rate drops from 20 cents to 12 cents per pound or fraction thereof. The notice also mentions that certain fruits and wines are prohibited for import into New South Wales.
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Washington
Post Office Department Today
Bolivia
United States
Peru
Vlad Hie
New South
Valuable Necklace Found in Berlin Mystery Case
A pearl necklace valued at $50,000, missing from Coun tess Von Wartenuliten’s apartment in Pebrourg, has been found. The court maid was arrested over the theft after a window to the mat room was found open, but no evidence linked her, and she was released. The maid has since been rearrested.
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Berlin
Countess von Wartenuliten
Pebrourg
Fenton
Van Renswalun Charged With Threatening Letter To Mother
John A. Van Renswalun a Newport and Philadelphia figure, was charged Wednesday with sending a threatening letter to his mother. He was arraigned Saturday and paroled into his counsel's custody. Bellevue Hospital reported he was declared sane after a few days, with counsel ordered to present him in court Tuesday to determine his mother’s wishes on pressing the charge.
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New York
John A. van Renswalun
Newport
Philadelphia
van Renimolier van
Bellevue Hospital
Tle Eholty
Vai Renes
S. W. P. Sherwin Williams Ammann Sells It
Oklahoma Land Open in Todian east of Muskogee as nine million acres freed from restrictions. Buyers flood the area at midnight while agents rush to secure allottees and leases on land still unsold amid a feverish scramble for first chance at property.
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Oklahoma
Munkogee
Okla
Acsanein to Go to Trial in San Francisco
In a San Francisco superior court Judge Carroll Cook will try Whan Chang a Korean accused of fatally shooting Durham White Stevens, adviser to the Korean emperor. Chang, shot M W Chun earlier while waiting to board a ferry en route to Washington, and was captured on the scene after the incident.
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Acsanein
San Francisco
Nue Perior
Thin City
Carroll Cook
Whan Chang
Durham White Stevens
Begut
Btevene
Washington
Chang
Useassta
M. W. Chun
Lit
Mr. Stevens
Hee
Rolling Mille Start Up at Zanesville Plant
Zanesville July 27 The American Rolling Mille Co of Zanesville and Middelport opened the local plant at midnight Sunday with 200 workers on legal hour shifts. Nearly 100 more will be hired within a week as the plant, closed since last November except for May, resumes full operation. A large number of orders are on hand with ships in prospect. Indications are the plant will run indefinitely.
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Rolling Mille
Zanesville
American Rolling Mille Co
Middelport
Shees
American Fleet Position Near Honolulu Reported
Wireless dispatches from Honolulu show the American fleet at 8 p.m. last night near 9 degrees 2 minutes north and 157 degrees west, about 170 miles from Honolulu. The weather was warm with a moderate breeze. The Blenewota and the ship at Muthour were 800 miles behind, making fourteen knots and expected to rejoin the fleet on Thursday.
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Honolulu
Muthour Wan
Curious naval punishments in King’s regulations
An 18th or 19th century account describes punishments aboard warships for infractions. Sailors faced deck punishments such as hammocks carried on the shoulder while exposed to rain and sun, standing at attention for long, or wearing a belt with a cenotaphlike device. Spitting upon deck was prohibited and officers used spit kits and public shaming devices. Some captains employed drastic measures to deter violations, including water and bucket tests to enforce discipline.
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London
Dack
Batt
Bome
Jackie
Mimy
Oko
Peruvian cotton history and varieties noted in coastal farming
The article discusses ancient Peruvians growing cotton and highlights foreign varieties such as Egyptian, Argolian, Sea Island, and others introduced to plantations. It notes Peruvians favoring the Peruvian rough of commerce for exports while certain varieties perform poorly inland. It also mentions frost as a major constraint and local naming of a variety called Egyptian.
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Peru
England
United State
Republic
United States
Ypota
Bupe
Hoacho
Lima
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