Sixty seventh Congress Closes Its Doors In Washington
The sixty seventh Congress adjourned sine die as President Harding signed last minute measures. Leaders predicted a possible special session in November for merchant marine and transportation act tweaks. The House and Senate reflected partisan tensions and debated vetoes and pending bills amid final remarks and humor from members.
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Fragmented OCR Summary Fails to Read Clear Event
Damaged OCR text provides no coherent facts. Readable pieces mention names and places loosely without context. No identifiable event, date, or outcome can be established for a valid summary.
Ford plants resume after week of idleness
Beira at Ke Mish Sept 22 reports Ford and other plants in the area restarting operations after a week idle. About 70 000 Ford employees return to former schedules and 30 000 to 35 000 workers at other firms follow suit as suspensions end.
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Runaway Car Drowns Three Children in New Jersey
A runaway car parked near a house rolled into a lake beside a New Jersey residence, killing three children aged seven, five, and two. Mrs Esterson reported the vehicle abandoned. it rolled away and struck a tree before entering the water.
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Started Early on Love Affair Case Focuses in New York
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a love affair case with Mig Menard and a husband, with mentions of a miner defendant and ironsmith context. The text references New York state jurisdiction and a potential cross relation to a miner as defendant amid unclear proceedings.
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New York State
Court case in Read involves paternity charge against Barry Poulin
In Read Indiana on June 22 AP reports Barry Poulin faced a paternity charge brought by Mrs. John P Tiernan regarding her third child. The case features Poulin as the defendant and proceeds with testimony in court while weather in Idaho is noted as fair and cooler for Saturday.
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Pittsburgh Theater Collapse Kills Several Children
Bee vis and a teen boy crushed as concrete lobby floor collapsed at the Strand theatre in East Liberty. About thirty children stood near the ticket window when the floor gave way injuring many, with several fatalities reported and injured taken to nearby hospitals.
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East Liberty
Theatre Ome
Ford Plants Get the Coal
Cincinnati reports Ford Motor Company secured coal via American Export and Inland Coal Corporation. Ernest F. Heasley said Kentucky and West Virginia mines will supply coal for Ford's plants, with delivery as fast as possible and a thirty day supply promised, pending commission removal. Lundsford noted past suppliers are resuming shipments and a safe supply margin will form soon.
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Ford Company
American Export and Inland Coal Corporation
Ernest F. Heasley
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Casley
Detroit
Heasley
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Naturalist Enos Mille to be buried near Longs Peak
Enos A. Mille, noted naturalist and author, died Thursday in Denver. He will be buried Sunday in the shadow of Longs Peak where he spent 36 years and climbed the peak nearly 300 times, after settling in the region in 1886.
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Train Collision Kills Heifer and Injures Crew Near Depere
A locomotive struck a heifer on the rails four miles south of Depere, forcing the engine and five freight cars from the track. Engineer Louis Peterson of Green Bay and fireman F W Breggar were injured, taken to hospital. others survived. The cause remains unclear as the accident investigation continues.
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Peterton Andreggar
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Four Armed Men Abduct Retired Contractor in Woodriver
Four masked intruders dragged F. L. Craine from his Woodriver home, drove him five miles northeast, tarred him, and demanded evictions from properties he rented to signers. He reported no serious injuries from the ordeal.
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F. L. Craine
Woodriver
Craine
Bone
Rooster May Crow Decides Court Ruling on Prohibition
Court delivers decision on prohibition with emphasis on local case details and public interest. Ruling impacts residents and officials, outlining legal standards and next steps for enforcement.
Tale Talk at Alt Ther Er 1 Percent Stas
A fragment notes a tale style event at Alt Ther with 1 percent stake or share figure. Readable lines mention Stas and a discussive setting. Names and dates are unclear but the snippet centers on a literary or talk format with a minor financial angle.
Greece Plans Limited Military Remobilisation in 1988
Athens reports Greece will permit partial remobilisation of the army with phased steps starting from 1988 to 1993. Government officials indicate controlled mobilisations will resume as needed while maintaining civilian oversight.
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Greece
Elasees
F.emi
Unclear text on port project figures and market outlook
Fragmentary notes discuss port efforts and funding with numbers like 000,000 and references to Meadows and Boston Wool. The text is incomplete, hindering precise facts, entities, and outcomes.
Jackson Cal Fire Disaster Buries 46 Victims
At Taal hut mine disaster in Jackson California rescue crews recovered 46 bodies and prepared for further burials as search for a 47th victim Feasel continued. Authorities halted active search for Feasel but said efforts would resume tomorrow amid town mourning and dirge filled processions.
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Feasel
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Explosion signals eerie blast at railroad yard
In Aurora Illinois on September 23 an Atlas powder blast in the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad roundhouse shattered walls and sent a thunderous report for miles. Twenty workers escaped injury and no equipment was harmed.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Government moves to grant broad powers over tariffs
Officials see broad powers for a tax board to raise or cut rates and adjust import duties. The commission would gain authority to assess ad valorem duties and shifts in foreign valuations as part of expanded duties under President Harding.
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Torif Commission
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National encampment final details shown by General Pilcher
General Lewis 8 Pilcher of Brooklyn announces final preparations for the fifty sixth national encampment at Des Moines Iowa to begin Sunday with the Army of the Republic and surrounding staff at national headquarters.
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Iowa
Lewis
Pilcher
Brooklyn
New York
Army of the Republic
Fragmentary notes on Bar revelry and New York secretary
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions a bar and mercy for those who know a secret. Credit is given to Dr. C. L. Blattery of New York as secretary for the revelant context. No clear event or date is provided.
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Atmospheric conditions interrupt long radio link
Victoria reports atmospheric conditions disrupted a six thousand mile radio link on September 22, with Peter’s expedition affected by the lapse.
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