Belfast Rioting Death Toll Blocks Irish Cabinet Reply
Sixteen lives lost and thirty injured in Belfast street violence as troops move into Grove Street. Simmering Falls division riots prompt carters and tram workers to demand protection and threaten withdrawals. London notes King George praising measures aiding Irish people and urging unity for a new era.
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Epes
Fela
Lioyd ‘George
Liewd
Robert C. Barton
Banton de Valera
Belfast
Grove Street
Ratro
Springfield Road
Falls
Mackie
London
George
Carérrbury
Ibera
Militist-Junker Clique Attacks Debs Amnesty Stance
The socialist national executive committee in Chicago denounces President Harding for not pardoning Eugene V. Debs and criticizes the release of German spies. It accuses the American Legion of mob influence and warns the militarist-Junker faction represents only a bygone era of hatred.
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Chicago
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist National Executive Committee
United States
American Legion
Importer freighter crew found near San Francisco
A Canadian importer freighter reported missing has been found with a crew of 44 aboard 137.25 west longitude and miles west of San Francisco. One survivor remained missing amid damage claims as authorities assess the incident.
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Mentyess
San Francisco
le Sheeren
Fragmentary European Siege Report From AP Dispatch
A partial AP summary notes European tensions and siege repetition fears. The fragment mentions managers and musicians within an unspecified show or orchestra context, with limited readable details remaining.
Aerial Flares Planned for Alabama Bombing Test
The army air service plans a night bombing test on the old battleship Alabama around Sept. 15 using aerial flares of 200000 candle power to light a five square mile area. Parachute flare lights aim to blind gunners and aid accuracy while evoking gloom in upper air.
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Alabama
Washington
Army Air Service
Mine Fatalities Cut by New Safety Devices
St Louis reports mine fatalities have fallen about twenty percent over five years due to new safety devices and regulations. J Parker of the U S Bureau of Mines cited the decline at the annual international first aid and mine rescue meet opening here. More than fifty rescue teams from numerous states and Canada compete in a replica coal mine event.
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St. Louis
J. Parker
United States Bureau of Mines
Canada
Zionists Meet at Carlsbad
More than six hundred delegates from nearly every country gather for the twelfth International Zionist congress in Carlsbad. The Galician district reports the largest delegation with about 150 representatives, as discussions focus on rebuilding futures of their settlements under Dr. Chaim Weizmann’s leadership and policy.
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Carlshed
International Zionist Congress
Chain Weizman
World Zionist Organization
Paine council discusses plan to face Polish and German factions
The council considers a proposal to appoint full power representatives for direct talks with a designated council member at the park. David Jayne Hill, former U S ambassador to Germany, has arrived here and will observe the upcoming league assembly meeting for President Harding.
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Iene Fein Ag
I of the
David Jayne Hill
U. S. Amr
Germany
League of Isanderin League
Harding
Assembly of the League
Seeking Bout With Benny Leonard
AP report notes negotiations for a boxing bout between Ernie and Benny Leonard for a weekly title. Details are sparse and the stage of talks is unclear with no venue or date confirmed.
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Benny Leonard
Nets
Ernie Bie
Ropean
Chaip
Orcs
Leonard
Unclear Entry Needs Reconstruction
The readable fragments describe a sports or world contest context with names Jae Welf and Sane Ss, but essential details are missing to form a complete report. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the text.
Washington July 1 Cotton Crop Forecast Shifted
The Agriculture Department reports a drop in the projected cotton yield for the year due to worsening crop conditions. Estimated final production falls 1,166,000 bales from last month, with a forecast around 7,037,000 bales of 500 pounds gross, based on August 25 condition at 48.3 percent of normal.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Oe Califorei Aia
Arizona
Ees Califa
Camden shipyard readies superdreadnought launch
A U S Navy superdreadnought, built at the New York shipyard, is set for launch today. The vessel includes seats and support from Camden and other cities, with notable sponsor Jean of Walla among early dignitaries expected to attend.
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Camden
N. Ng
Weakington
U. S Navy
New York
Iowa Adopts New Law Regulating Ant Art Prohibitions
The new Iowa law restricts certain ant art activities with specific setback requirements. Officials outline penalties for violations and emphasize compliance across municipalities.
Nar Ve D Questions List Of
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference questions and a list but specifics are unclear. The readable portion notes a sequence of inquiries and possible items forming a catalog. No named persons or organizations are identifiable from the text.
Logan County Patrol Advances in Hostile Region
Reported advancement by Logan County Patrol into a hostile area details uncertain figures. Text mentions rising life expectancy costs and increased expenses per person, with fragmented phrases about valuation and effects on residents.
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Logan County Patrol
Martial Law Feared as Armed Bands Gather in West Virginia
Reports say armed bands concentrated along the Boone Logan county line with calls for dispersion by proclamation or troops deployment. Officials fear martial law in Logan and nearby counties as unrest spreads across coal country and state police, deputy sheriffs, and volunteers mobilize.
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Boone County
Logan County
Spreee Fork Ridge
Boone
Logan-Blair Road
Bpruce Fork Ridge
Charleston
W. Va
Sete
Sellecros
Moanneas
Logan
Madison
Blair
Reduction in railroad rates approved for western lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized western railroads to cut 5 1 2 cents from export and import rates covering Missouri Mississippi points and ports Mobile to Galveston, with pilots adjusting relative rates between river ports and interior western points. The order allows carriers to publish a tentative rate schedule pending formal approval and outlines options for further adjustments among ports and regions.
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Washington
Essen
Western
Oes
Missouri
Mississite
Illinois
Mobile
Galveston
Reed charges roads cheated on when calculating interstate rates
Reed testified that interstate commerce rates were misrepresented by roads arguing percentages and depreciation reserves distorted the true costs. He cited mileage figures, depreciation funds, and operating expenditures as of 1920 and 1915 to suggest intentional inflation of charges across lines including Atchison Topeka Chicago and Great Western tracks.
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Washi
Maten
Said
Nate
Rakesodean
Reed
Atchison
Toy
Sonia Fe Fe
Chicago
Iniaoe
Dispute Between Lithuania and Vilas Settled
Geneva negotiators from Lithuania and Vilas reached a settlement this morning ending the bilateral dispute. Representatives from both sides signaled progress and agreed to terms conducive to continued cooperation and normal relations.
Western mileage and road rates discussed by state representatives
The passage notes that 90 percent of western mileage was left out while a speaker argued roads could sustain lower rates. It references representatives from twenty western states seeking action and mentions Sate effect on transportation, highlighting regional rate debates.
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Hay Whien
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