Caruso's Will May Produce Legal Tangie
News on Enrico Caruso's death and impending will actions in Italy. King Victor Emmanuel grants church use for the funeral at the Church of San Francesco di Paola. A platform for 400 singers is being built in Naples for the service. The will reportedly names his brother and possibly his widow, with Gloria as potential heir. The Italian ambassador in Washington may be asked to seal Caruso's New York residence.
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Micheian
United States
Caruso
Washon
New York
Singer
Gloria
Naplea
Apa
Berlin Prison Escape Hero Hails American Reporter Aid
Captain Merion Cooper of Jr. Keonville arrived in Berlin en route to see Mrs. Marguerite Harrison, the American news correspondent who provided him food and clothes during a Soviet prison escape after being shot down in the clashes between Bolsheviks and Poles. Cooper praised Harrison for saving his life and recalled the aid that kept him alive in Soviet Russia. He was joined by Bonni of New York City and met United States Senator Joseph I. France during a Moscow stopover on the return to the United States.
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Keonville
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New York City
Soviet Russia
United States
United States Ator Joseph I. France of Matya
Unitedates
Moscow
Des Moines Papers Cut City Street Edition Prices
Des Moines reports price reductions by the Des Moines Tribune Leader and News. Street editions will drop from two to three cents per copy with carrier deliveries seeing even larger cuts. A sale price will be posted for street editions.
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Des Moines
Ida
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Berra the Tribune
Leader
News
Patretic
Denver bishop meets Pope Benedict in audience
Monsignor J Henry Tiehn bishop of Denver was received in audience by Pope Benedict yesterday presenting a report on his diocese. The pontiff expressed satisfaction and blessed the audience. Later American pilgrims were thanked for their support and the Pope gave benediction at the close of his remarks.
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J. Henry Tiehn
Denver
Colo
Benedict
Prince of Wales may visit Canada next spring
The Prince of Wales may travel to Canada again in April or May next year and return via Japan. The route likely includes a stop in Canada.
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Canada
Andon
Atc. 4
Prince of Wales
Maleen
Arachi
Japan
Rattlesnake Roams Big Skyscraper in New York
A five foot rattlesnake wandered the Hudson Terminal building described as a major skyscraper in New York today. A porter spotted the reptile and alerted others. a circus worker confirmed the sighting after locating one snake from a trio checked at a parcel counter had escaped.
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New York
Hudson Terminal
Gix
Penetang Feud Ends in Tercentenary Peace Ceremony
In Penetang Ontario the Hurone and Irenuoa hereditary chiefs buried the hatchet at a tercentenary coming of pioneers. Chief Ovide Sioui of the Purore and Big Chief Andrew Staats of the Mohawk led a peace pipe ceremony before a large crowd on Penetang Bay.
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Penetang
Ontario
Irenuoa
Penetang Bay
Ampnin
Ovide Sioui
Purore
Andrew Staats
Six Nations
Railroads’ switching charges at Omaha yards ruled lawful
Examiner Flynn of the Interstate Commerce Commission found the Omaha railroads’ failure to include fall switching charges in carload livestock rates not unlawful. The report said the omission did not unduly prejudice Omaha or favor other livestock markets in Denver East St. Louis Kansas City South St. Joseph Sioux City St Paul or Wichita.
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Washington
Omaha
Flynn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
East St. Louis
Kansas City
South St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Wichita
Omaha Live Stock Exchange
Decrease in Sault Canal Tonnage in July Report
Freight through the American and Canadian canals at Sault Ste. Marie totaled 8,138,583 tons in July, down about 4,000 tons from the year before. Ore shipments fell by 4 356,700 tons, less than half of July 1920, though up 1,000,000 tons from June. Coal grain and lumber rose over last year, with lumber up 3,000,000 feet to 36,414,000 feet.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Micn
Bolshevik Fronts Face Peasant Troop Guerilla Warfare
Riga reports Bolshevik operations across eight fronts engage irregular peasant bands termed bandits by Moscow. June 10 summary notes clashes with Antonoff forces in Tamboff, with villages sacked and hundreds killed. claims 70 killed in one skirmish and 300 captured from another detachment.
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Latvia
Moscow
Antonoff
Tamboff
Wth Marine
Ukraine
Gold Imports Hit High Mark in Ten Days of July
Washington August 4 AP gold imports totaled 32000 for the ten days ending July 20 the peak for the past three months as reported by the Federal Reserve Board. Exports during the second ten days of July were modest and silver imports amounted to 1833 while the half year showed higher exports than imports in many lines.
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Federal Reserve Board
France
Great Britain
Ovil
Hodge
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Australian government withdraws from news communication scheme
London reports the Australian government has withdrawn from the communications scheme of the imperial conference committee yet will cooperate with other dominions to facilitate news transmission between London and the capitals. Premier Hughes seeks direct England Australia links and resists a limited rein system.
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Dominions
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Hughes
England
Australia
Horse Drops Dead At End of Race In Missouri Fair
Serpenta a race horse owned by Ed Christian of Larned Kansas died in front of the grandstand at the Southwest Missouri fair in Carthage as she neared the finish of a seven-eighths mile race. The jockey was not injured.
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Larned
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Tennis Training Course Notes From New York
Fragmentary report notes Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory in a training course context. The item mentions tennis champions Susanne Lenglen and a roped arena, with references to a return trip and a ship voyage, but details are unclear.
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Mra
Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory
Bag Terp
Susanne Lenglen
Pork
Aki
T.mes
Amercm
Three Bandits Slug Mail Messenger at Wood River
Three men slugged Tommy Felardo a post office messenger at Wood River Missouri Aug 4 and escaped with three mail pouches including one believed to contain $60 000 in currency from the Standard Oil Refinery at Wood River.
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Peta
Tommy Felardo
Wood River
Standard Oil
Woodver
Seventy Two Entries In Sp Races
Seventy two entries participate in boat races across Chicago and nearby cities including Buffalo Milwaukee Racine Peoria and Rock Island. Competitors race on lake and river for the annual ship trophy and championship title.
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Chicago
Repreven
Petro
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Racine
Peoria
Iekin
Mascath Lake
River
Emea
Unclear text fragment about St. Belyea incident
Fragmentary OCR mentions Rowin and Belyea of St essaying a morning event. Details, dates, and full names are missing, hindering accurate summary.
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Corporation f com 4 nano to or zeia stock note
Fragmentary OCR notes mention common stock and numbers but lack clear entities or a coherent event. No verifiable people, places, or organizations are identifiable.
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Ommon
Native White Dominates Iowa Population in 1920 Census
Washington reports Iowa's 1920 population was 89.8 percent native white and 9.4 percent foreign born white. The census lists 1,528.8 thousand native white with native parents, 225 thousand foreign born whites, 374.7 thousand native or foreign born parents, plus small counts for Negroes, Indians, Japanese, and Filipinos.
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Iowa
Dirigible Merica Merica
Enigmatic OCR fragment references naval dirigibles and an entity named Envy. The readable text hints at a midsection of a brief item noting a tie or deferral in a naval or aviation context. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
Labor leaders funded by Japanese sources questioned in US hearings
A translated Japanese appeal for funds to send labor representatives to oppose Chinese laborers in Hawaii was discussed by the House immigration committee. Chairman Johnson noted it undermined Wright and Chilton, labors' Honolulu leaders, whose trip was partly financed by Japanese interests.
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Hawai
Labor Review
Ornolulu
House Immigration Committee Record Today
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George Wright
Review
Central Labor Ae
Honolulu
Wright
Wilmot Chilton
Secretary of Labor
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Herc
Pocahontas Aims to Sail Despite Crew Disputes
The American steamer Pocahontas, damaged on arrival July 4, faces delayed departure to New York as crew disputes trigger creditor claims. Repairs were made, but debts mount and creditors seek to hold the vessel until their demands are resolved.
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Naples
New York
Esterday
Fighting reported along ten mile front in Hupeh province
AP dispatch says fighting continues along a ten mile front fifty miles from Yochow as forces from Hunan and the Canton government clash to assert authority in Hupeh. Jen Ang Chon-Yuen orders a general attack against Hupeh where his control is disputed. Reinforcements reportedly arrive as factional military domination shifts near Peking.
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Yochow
Vince
Hunan
T He
Canton
China
Hupeh
Jen‘ang Chon-Yuen
Nase
Iupeh
Vasnacee
Wader
IMMC and subsidiaries earn 12.44 million in 1920
The International Mercantile Marine company and its subsidiaries earned 12 442 171 in 1920, down 4 962 763 from 1919. The report lists total surplus at 30 556 873 and details its annual results released today.
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New York
International Mercantile Marine Comany
Indicted Alleged Burglar Tied to Mail Robbery Trust
Chicago August 1 AP report says an alleged burglar tied to a federal mail robbery trust has been indicted by a grand jury. The case involves over twenty others in a scheme that allegedly stole valuables and triggered federal investigations moving to a western city. Reeves, sought on a warrant, has a $10,000 bond.
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Melville
Somnetimen
Wortaimegton
Reeves
Ogden Search Near Dam After Car Found Submerged
Ogden Utah August 4 officers and Kiwanis and Elke lodge members planned a river search after a wrecked sedan was found submerged off a thirty foot embankment in Webe canyon. Arrangements were made to lower the dam gate to drop water level.
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Kiwanis Club
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Webecanyon
Morrocan tribes surround Madrid target in rising feud
AP dispatch from Madrid reports Raizuli, former party leader and tribesmen chief, is said to have offered terms to pacify Morocco on a tense day. Spanish forces reportedly surround a key tribal area as negotiations unfold.
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Raizuli
Morocco
Sone
Des Moines Citizens Rally for Traffic Relief
Des Moines residents, bustling with humor and resolve, prepare to ease city congestion as the street commissioner outlines repair and paving plans. Public transport shifts and detours accompany efforts to speed movement and reduce delays in the downtown area.
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Des Moines
Irish Loyalists plan compensation claims drive in London
The London committee of the Irish Unionist Alliance is mobilizing to file compensation claims under the Civil Injury Act for those ruined by terror in southern Ireland. They warn retaliation against claimants and aim to push for priority in parliamentary funds and government relief.
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London
Ireland
Irish Unionist Alliance
Russia is hell says lawyer in exile
Copenhagen August 4 AP Vladimir Chesnin and his wife, an ex-singer of the imperial Petrograd Opera, arrived after a perilous flight from Russia. He declares Lenin's regime a lie of terror, recounting years in prison and hunger, and says his wife was smuggled in and nearly starved in prison.
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Copenhagen
Vladimir Chesnin
Yammer
Petrograd
Imperial Opera
Russia
Iain
Lenine
Conflicting Reports From Dublin and Belfast Meetings
Fragmentary notes indicate discussions in Dublin and Belfast parliament bodies about a memorial from a Belfast member. Reports cite unresolved proposals and possible confidence issues within the assembly, with no clear decision recorded last night.
Board meeting notes unclear on action and agenda
A fragmentary report describes a recent meeting where regulations were stated and protesters and a Johnson appearance were discussed but details remain undefined.
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Bere
Johnson
Ude
Ainsmith Released by Louis Nationals
Ainsmith, veteran American catcher, is released by the St Louis Louis Nationals organization after a career with the club and prior service with Louis.
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Ainsmith
Ame
Louis
Nationals
General Eleci Ae Masa Aug 4 Report
A fragment from a General Eleci Ae Masa report dated August 4 mentions a measurement and a cut with pleves, but the readable text is garbled and lacks clear context or names.
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Ae Masa
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