23 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary text indicates a man faced a mob and money involved in a confrontation. Names and places are unclear, but the passage suggests a sudden violent act followed by an arrest or escape. Data quality limits firm conclusions.
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Fragmented text appears to describe a sports event with names like Bobby and Hunter, references to England and international play, and a scene with caddies and flags. The garbled lines suggest a race or match with formal staging and a gallery setting, including mentions of balls and pins.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a convention or meeting with a 1 percent stake or seat designation. Mentions Sept 21 and president but lacks clear names. Readable bits reference Maree Lynte M and a convention context.
Fragmentary note mentions a company testifying to a police inspector Dominick Henry regarding a gratuity. It references piers on an 80m river located in a district.
The document fragment references a recommendation awaiting final edits before being sent to the President next week. It notes the desire to complete the recommendation but to make changes prior to submission, with names and dates obscured in the OCR text.
A San Francisco inquiry reports a motion picture actor, identified by locals as New Work-Bept, 22, as being questioned today by the district attorney. The actor expressed willingness to cooperate during questioning.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rev John Hall of Edinburgh and a Beland session connected to an alliance. Details are unclear, obscured by garbled phrases and missing context.
The United States says about one hundred Russians and others in the country cannot be deported after the Soviet government refused to accept them. Some are insane or detained in federal prisons. About one hundred thousand dollars in Liberty Bonds are deposited with the Secretary of Labor as part of the case.
Fort Worth aims to even the series after Memphis captured the opener 8 to 2 in the Southern Texas League championship. The teams met today for the second game, with Fort Worth determined to win and tie the count.
The government sold railroad car trust certificates amid wartime measures. Details are unclear in the fragment, but the sale involved a Washington based corporation and related authorities announced on the twenty second.
Fragmentary notes reference a government message to Moscow about alleged breaches of faith. The garbled text hints at serious concerns tied to Soviet actions and official responses.
The National Association of Retail Druggists at their annual convention in Denver denounces new war taxes and federal levies on soft drinks, toilet goods, and proprietary medicines, vowing steadfast opposition to price increases.
Reading fragments show a historical note on General Pershing meeting the French president during an era of allied leadership. The text references diplomatic courtesy and wartime cooperation between American forces and French leadership.
Gov Hyde stated that Moazons have no connections with the organization and refuse any involvement. A proclamation warned that those spreading the allusion would be arrested under city and state law.
New York Americans cling to first in the American League race with Cleveland within a single percentage point. The Yankees had a rainout while Cleveland beat Boston. In the National League New York leads Pittsburgh by four games.
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