World Leaders Call For Early Allied Meeting In Europe
An independent conference is set to discuss Europe tensions with Prime Minister Lloyd George and cabinet members in attendance. Lord Curzon will read a reply to Prynd regarding Silesia as allied commissioners press for an early meeting to seek agreement on a united approach.
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Divorce Suit Details About Hayward Family Dispute
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a divorce suit involving Sterling P Hayward and Bache Hayward with mentions of legal actions, marital strain, and alimony concerns. The text references July dates and New York, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Conference notes push on defense housing policy
The conference discusses defense housing policy and a vote on key proposals. Officials signal support for increased funding and streamlined administration as leaders push for faster implementation.
Soviets May Acknowledge National Debt
A July 28 despatch from Copenhagen reports rumors of the Soviet government considering the acknowledgment of the national debt after the Bolshevik upheaval. It suggests possible interest payments and a conference with European creditor nations to determine debt totals and ease diplomatic relations.
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Lisbon Printing Offices Strike Sparks Explosive Parade Incident
In Lisbon three printing workers staged a protest near open air presses, claiming strikes and disruptions. The scene included improvised devices and arrests of several workers as authorities investigate the chaotic display without reported injuries.
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Paris July 28 report on book discount and sale
Paris reports a discount on the Book of Peamec with reduced prices offered to the public. The article notes a promotional event and related sales figures observed during the day.
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Paris
Kitchener Mystery Is Again Revived
A July 28 AP report notes renewed discussion in the House of Commons over secret information about the British cruiser Hampshire loss in 1916. Ear lier claims allege a leak of hush information to Russia, with officials denying public release of secure details.
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Unclear snippet hints at credible leaders or officials
Fragmentary text mentions responsible men and credentials but lacks coherent details or a complete story to identify names, places, or events. Unable to determine a concrete headline or summary from the provided OCR fragment.
Game sanctuary limits set on crown lands in New Brunswick
The game sanctuary area covers about 400 square miles on crown lands mainly in Northumberland county. The authorized limits aim to preserve game populations and ensure a constant supply for the province, with no hunting allowed within the preserve.
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Frank W. Kelly Found Dead in Plainville Inn
Cincinnati report states Frank W. Kelly, 61, was found in his inn at Plainville. Obscure ailment attributed to years of weight lifting and ape power. The text notes an identity loose in the jumble with a reference to Denver and a weight title.
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No Indictment Against Owenby In Texas Case
Galveston July 28 The grand jury did not return an indictment against Sailor Owenby Oklahoma lightweight charged with negligent homicide after the July contest that left local boxer Larry Estes The Frisco Kid fatally injured by a knockout in the sixth round of a bout Wednesday night.
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Bribery Case Aims For Evidence On Judge Wright
Sapulpa, July 28. The state today expected to complete introduction of evidence at the hearing of Judge Luciea Wright on bribery connected with a decision in the Tommy Atkins land suit valued at $2,000,000. T T Boarman, a widow of Oklahoma City, testified Wright showed her two backs of bi supposedly from a desk and said he had not had time to deposit.
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Tommy Atkins
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Faded Clue Uncovers Leather Loss at Warehouse
A garbled Chicago dispatch reports a leather theft tied to a warehouse inventory. The fragment mentions a private in ten and a suspect name Spurgin, with a loss of $460 linked to leather stored in a warehouse.
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Captain Kidd and the Pirate Tale in Early America
Fragmentary account traces Captain Kidd, his voyage from England to New York and Boston, and his arrest for piracy. It discusses Bellomont, legal actions, and enduring questions about his conduct and the political players involved in the case. The piece notes ongoing debate over motives and legacy.
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Shortage Found But Mistress Is Still Missing
A chaotic report from McAlester Oklahoma dated July 28 notes a postal shortage amid a search for Miss Beulah White who has been missing since leaving to attend a state postmaster's convention. Local authorities and post office staff are involved in the investigation.
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Open talks begin as Allied nations meet for conference
Washington July 28 AP reports negotiations were set to start with the United States and principal Allied powers as a conference aims to address key wartime issues. Attendees planned to discuss dates and meet procedures amid ongoing international tension and strategic planning.
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Later, at its pictures they will ins
A fragmentary note mentions plans involving pictures and a future action. The readable text hints at a sequence or event to be inserted or presented later, but lacks clear details or names to identify a concrete event or participants.
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Jefferson Home Is On The Market
New York on July AP notes the home of Thomas J Va. and family is on the market as listed by M Levy and Ger. for sale amid lingering market activity.
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Incomplete US Field Dispatch on Relief Efforts
Fragmentary AP copy notes remarks on Hoover and American relief in doubt, with references to detained Americans and required procedures. Limited readable names and dates hinder full reconstruction of the event.
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Five die in Kursk road sere wagon crash
Five people died when a large sere wagon crashed on the Kursk road during a trial on July 24. Bolshevik Rosta News Agency reported the incident from Riga.
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Australian Davin team detained at Black Rock border
The Australian Davin tennis cup party, led by Captain Norman Peach, was taken off a railroad train at Black Rock New York by immigration officials for lacking entry papers. They were released later and resumed travel to Pittsburgh after authorities clarified their status.
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Clinton L. Childs
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West Indies oppose joining United States debt deal
Plymouth reports Sir Gilbert Gilbert says the West Indies oppose becoming part of the United States to pay Great Britain wartime debt. He notes strong regional resistance from Bahamas Barbados and Trinidad mirroring locals wary of new ties, with temperament leaning toward steadfast refusal.
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Delegates to Attend Pacific Journey Event Abroad
A fragment mentions George A Ike and other delegates from multiple states and towns preparing for a Pacific journey to Hawaii. It notes a large attendance with about one hundred delegates expected, alongside references to a meeting and international representation.
York July eve as per date set jeremy 30
Fragmentary OCR note references a date in July and a person named Jeremy. Details are unclear but it indicates a scheduled or stated event around that date. Further readable context is limited.
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Postal health plan announced for workers in Washington
A public health service announcement outlined measures to improve regular health and welfare conditions for postal employees in Washington. The plan aims to promote better daily working conditions and overall well being for staff.
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Hag Io Public Health Service
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Lab for New Library at Louvain Led by Belgip Coast League
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