Aeroplane Guns Show Improved Fire From Air Units
Captain Lewis reports U S Army tests and British trials indicate machine guns can be fired from aircraft with higher accuracy and less ammunition waste than ground fire. Historical demonstrations at Sedan and Port Arthur show plunging fire’s effectiveness, supporting a military shift toward armed aircraft.
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Lewis
United States Army
Farmborough
Sedan
Leyte
Napoleon
Esa
Port Arthur
Tripati
Burobe
American Husbands Abroad Spark Social Debate
A London journal observes rising American husbands traveling Europe alone and criticizes domestic strain. It claims many husbands endure arrangements at home while others seek social outings, predicting a change as automation for finances and luxuries grows.
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London
Asserman
Europe
Mylog Elanse
Saya
New
York
World
Thosard
German Experiment Measures Wall and Ceiling Sound Resistance
Experimenta in Germany tests methods to block sound transmission through walls and ceilings. A tight wire network suspended near ceilings or walls uses pulleys, backed by plaster and cork composite slabs, creating a cushioned, isolated shield without direct contact to the protected surface.
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Germany
Walla
Rot
Wonders In Electric Development Rapid and New Wireless Capabilities
The article notes rapid advances in wireless tech surpassing current systems and enabling picture transmission. It claims the new system uses continuous waves and allows sending two hundred words in six minutes, aiding control of circuitry and signaling faster than before.
Unclear fragment hints at a boat incident and a schooler
Fragmentary text describes a monster incident aboard a boat and a student involved. Details are garbled, making the exact event, location, and parties unclear.
New York Considers Electric Stimulus Device for Defective Children
City officials weigh a controversial device aimed at stimulating the wits of defective children in schools. Protests are anticipated from conservatives and other groups opposed to the plan.
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New York
Metropolis Records A Curious Car Horse Event
A brief item notes a curious incident in the metropolis involving a horse and motor era lore. The readable fragment hints at a notable occurrence connected to ancient car horses and urban spectacle.
Husiga Empire gains second in world ip area and third to Ropulation
The text states Husiga Empire holds second place in a world ip area and third to Ropulation, with Ultte Wnand keeping it within the Parwmeay as ip the Qlyamplo gamed.
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Ultte
General Nogi and Countess Die by Seppuku in Tokio
The aged Japanese hero General Nogi and his wife the Countess Nogi killed themselves after attending Emperor Mutsuhito's funeral. They drank sake and used a sword to end their lives at their Akasaka home, amid national shock and mourning.
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Tokio
Matsubite
Marosuke Nogi
Port Aithin
Nog
Mut Pulice
Aoyfine
iInstead
Akasika
sYostithite
Arblet
Campenpe
Wilcs Bo
Mutsuhito
Genérel Nogi
Port Arthur
Nogi
Dy Dreds
Niga
Stoasedl
Count Nagi
Maretso Noat
Hagi
Cheehu
Yotim
Muteuhite
Fullydina
Count Noki
Japan
Stossel
Bayperar Mutsuhito
Preacher Killed After Breach of Dishonesty Sermon
Rev R H Green pastor of the Mathou ist church south was assaulted Friday after breaching a sermon on dishonesty and died from injuries in Charleston West Virginia.
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Charleston
W. Va
Bent
R. H. Green
Mathouist Church South
Samerun Wrecked Off Attics Coast
Hamburg September article reports the Samerun a steamer of the Hamburg American line wrecked on the west coast of Attics. The crew survived and were rescued transported to Monrovia Liberia for safety.
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Hamburg
Attics
Monrovia
Liberia
Archbishop of Lyon Dies After Long Illness
Lyons Sept 18 The Archbishop of Lyon Cardinal Pater Herculea Pollulo died after a long illness. The church confirms his death and honors his decades of service in the French see.
Motors in Receivership Highlight Peak of Auto Gas Trust
The United States Motors Company and its affiliates, a 1908 formed holding group of ten auto and gas engine makers, were placed in receivership for safeguarding creditors. W B Strang and Robert Walker were appointed receivers by Judge Hough, with a bond of 100000 dollars, amid a reported 12.26 million dollars in liabilities. The move, described by bankers as friendly, aims to clear up the group’s affairs and protect creditors. The receivers cited assets including cash receivables subsidiary stock and intercompany claims. The petition named Alden Sampson Manufacturing Detroit Brush Runabout Columbia Motor Hartford Doyle Dayton and Mativell Briance Tarrytown as related units. The act follows the consolidation of George W. Parking and Morgan financials.
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New York
United States Motors Company
Ita
W. 'B.' "Strang
Robert Wiailker
Ward
Hough
iPyDan&Sharp
Sof Provb ‘dbRoesd
Tte
Pwn
Behalt Anj
Rece Wahike Holding Company
Alden
Sampson Manufacturing Company
Detroit
Brush. Stunabout Company
Columbia . Motor Company
Hartford
Conn
Doyle Motor Car Company
Dayton
Mativell-Briacce Company
Tarry
Town
Motora
Stogi
George W. Parking
Morgan
Democrats Carry Arkansas in Statewide Election
Little Rock reports Tuesday that the Democratic ticket won by about 6 000 votes, Bigelow prohibition measure by around 16 600, and the grandfathers’ rights amendment was defeated by roughly 38 000, per secretary of state figures.
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Little Rock
Ark
O Melal
Chicago Post Office Leads With Nearly Two Million August Total
Chicago leads U S post offices with August receipts nearing two million dollars surpassing New York by 29274 30 as its closest rival for the month The figure shows Chicago as the top postal center in the nation with strong revenue.
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Chicago
Mre- Bags Announces 850000 Patria Sale
A fragment notes a 850000 patria sale announced Thursday through an intermediary, with a reference to a 60,000 figure and locations in Buyacuse and Bernay. The text is garbled but indicates a financial disclosure or transaction involving Mre- Bags.
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Patria
Bernay Ae
Aviator Paul Peckard Killed in Fall at Cicero Field
Chicago report details the death of aviator Paul Peckard after his own designed Columbia biplane plunged 200 feet during descent. Gusts of wind and loss of control caused the crash as spectators watched in horror at Cicero flying field. He died later at St Anthony and Padua hospital.
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Chicago
Paul Peckard
Columbia
Cicero Flying
St. Anthony
Padua
Pepit
WIFE AIDS GENERAL SICKLES WITH PAWNED JEWELS
A wife, estranged for twenty seven years, removed her jewelry from a water deposit vault and pawned it to satisfy a judgment against the old general. The incident occurred Thursday afternoon as General Sickles faced pressure over his campaign against rivals and his refusal to permit a canal project.
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New York
Dante
Bloktes
Bétoyé' Wis Odzurades
Fegsion
Los Whgolea
Paul
Quake Shakes Bay Area. Bank Teller Charged
A tremor centered near San Francisco rattled the region with reports reaching San Jose, while a warrant was issued for W D Rachuray, former assistant paying teller of the Central Savings Bank, on charges of larceny involving 2200 dollars.
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Byult ‘Ste. Marie
Mich
W. D. Rachuray
Aesistant
Central Ravings Bank
Mpgr Pretender May Yield Gibraltar Sep Nowe
The fragmentary text references Gibraltar and September with unclear events or outcomes. Limited readable items show no clear persons, organizations, dates, or actions to produce a solid news item.
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Mpgr
Gibraltar
Maine Vote Upsets G.O.P. Holds Governors and Congress
In September 1922 Portland reports a political overturn as Maine voters gave Republicans a chance to regain the governor’s office and win three of four congressional seats. William T. Haines edged out as governor, while in the First and Fourth districts Republicans retained seats. The Democratic and Independent lines saw reduced support, with lower statewide totals compared to two years prior.
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Portland
Maine
United states-Henster
William T. Haines
Waterville
Yernor
Fitratey
Enoy
Delanerade
Atiguata
T M
Fernald
Hep
Plaisted
Dénn
Mlewlie Towne
Cnet
Agber Cy Hinde
Kirst Dlatriet
Frank
Guernsey
Democratic nominating convention names slate for governor
Hartford and New Haven reports list a Democratic state convention slate with nominees for governor Lieutenant Governor and other statewide offices. The names include incumbents and party figures under the Saptured headline with references to Hartford and surrounding towns.
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Hartford
Conn
Sathuel
Sillicot
Hero
Ucketi
Lynn ‘Tingier
Vernonscorstary
Albert W. Phillis
Stamford
Robart
Bae Uankar
Daniel P. Dum
Wiliaantie
Henry
Menus
Charles“T. Coyle
New _Havens
M. B
Cary
Ridgefield
Whitin
Helther
Ney Landon
Die Oar
O. Tenner
Windh
Perty
Brillabury
Aba
Donde Wsk
Middletown
Convicts Sentenced to Death for Hillsville Courthouse Shooting
Floyd and Slaude Allen were found guilty of first degree murder in the Hillsville courthouse shooting case and sentenced to execution on November 22. The report notes a prior union strike against three Atlanta dailies that affected wages and work.
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Wrytteville
Floyd
Slaude Allen
Mur Dey J
Hillsville Court House
Atlanta
Auto Plunges Into Crowd at North Iowa Fair
A racing car plunged into the crowd at the North Iowa fair track injuring several spectators. The Balok machine driven by Marlon Arnold broke an axle and slid ten feet down an embankment before crashing. Driver escaped with minor injuries. Bred Basley of Sheffield died, and three others were seriously hurt.
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Mason City
North Down Fair
Balok
Drivan
Marlon Arnold
Bred Basley
Shefflatd
Bankers Meet in Detroit Elects New Officers
Detroit September reports the American Bankers Association closes its thirty eighth annual convention with election of officers. Beaten at the meeting place for the next convention, Louis Hutte of St. Louis named president with Arthur Reynolds of Chicago as vice president and Thomas Z. Davie of Cincinnati as executive council chairman.
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Detroit
Mich
Matailation
Asoers
Hutte
Louis
Arthur Reynolds
ChiceRo
Thomas Z.’ Davie
Ginotunati
Counci
ALB
Qtte Chigagg
Tinbie
Des Moines gang members tied to judge murder case
Des Moines police arrest Sidna Allen and Wesdy Edwards, key figures in the Virginia based gang linked to the Masile murder case. Victims include Judge Masile and others. sentences range from death to prison terms for Allen and associates. Victor Allen acquitted. gang members hunted through Virginia mountains before capture.
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Des Moines
Seni
Béteay
Hats of Justice
Sidna “Alle
Wesdy- el
Tively
Aten
Gutlana
Masile-and
Vera
Sen
Wesley Edwards
Allen
Mane
Sayers
Yatjance Seth
Floyd
Claude
Artal
Ie Floyd -Allen
Ang
Friel
Bidna Edwards
Magn
Victor “Allen
Yillo
Sidna
Virginia
Noted Civil Engineer Visits Ames
An eminent engineer Elwood Mead of Melbourne Australia visited Ames, addressing engineering students about water supply and inland continental projects. He noted successful bridge work and discussed annual revenues around 70 000 dollars from Australian projects while connecting Ames engineering training to global empire development.
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Ames
Towa'a
Elaté
Dolles
Elwood
Méad
Melbourne
Australia
Ral
Dominion of
Forage Poisoning Tied to Horse Deaths in Southwest Town
Dr James J Grpstin state veterinary surgeon reports forage poisoning caused the deaths of many horses in Southwest Town and Nebraska and Kansas. He notes spinal meningitis symptoms resemble those seen in this poisoning, and warns the illness is contagious.
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Des Moines
Torage Polagning
Town
Nebraska
Kegnere
James
Grpstin
Teele
Bankruptcy Aids Sioux City Firms Collapse
Fragmentary text hints at voluntary bankruptcy actions affecting Sioux City area firms including Waterloo and Ottumwa links. Details unclear but references debts, business closures, and named individuals or entities arising from financial troubles.
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Baetany
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Werngraf
Rocheat Calyer
Will Pomé
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