Day 1 Harvest Time Commemorates Pilgrims Legacy
The article recalls December 21, 1629 marking the Pilgrims first voyage and the tercentenary of their voyage with descendants and distinguished men from Great Britain and Holland. Senator Cabot Lodge and Senator Webster are noted as speakers. Calvin Coolidge is mentioned in association with the ceremonies.
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Seollore
Wien
Great Britain and
Holland
Leberving
Dins
Lears Cabot Lodge
Taniel Webster
Hover
Calvin Cholidee
Officials CETCOAL profits cited in Senate probe
Washington D C Dee Ottis of the United States Kow smitent and railroad officials discuss a Teel ved coal distribution. Time director George Hi Cushing of the American Coal Association testifies before a Senate committee investigating the matter.
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Oy Autoctured Press
Washington, D.C
Dee Oh Ottis
United States
Kowsmitent
Meanuuiner
George Hi Cushing
American Whileonia Coal Association
Senate
Henderson Bill Passed House in Full After Senate Action
A long, garbled text describes Senator Henderson's bill, Senate File No 4664, extending and applying certain mineral work provisions to Alaska. It notes passage in the Senate and a House action with references to dates, committees, and related legal language, plus a telegram about the bill’s progress and expected presidential action.
Fire Insurance Firms Threaten Departure From Business
About 138 fire insurance companies may quit the business as New York reports a rash of consolidations and the exodus cited by authorities. The move follows charges in Mississippi that insurers fixed rates, limiting competition. Some firms plan to withdraw from markets affecting billions in coverage. In a separate incident in Cleveland a burglary suspect Kennedy was arrested after a night break in, injuring an enraged homeowner.
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New York
Prominent Clubman Edward Davie Taos Charged in Indictment
A garbled report indicates Edward Davie Taos, a 7 year old member of a club, faced an indictment warrant alleging theft of $300,000 linked to a bank or loan institution. The fragmentary text obscures details of charges and institutions involved.
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Hoston
Edward Davie Taos
Shiutroy
Roaton Hanks
Emergency tariff bill wins preliminary House approval
Advocates of emergency tariff legislation win a key vote 206 to 76 in the House to suspend business tomorrow and give the Fordney tariff bill priority.
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Washington, D. C
Farmer William Jennings Arrested for Operating a Still
Dec 21 William Jennings a farmer in the Chicago Park district was arrested for operating a still in violation of the prohibition law He was released on bonds of 1000 to appear in Sacramento for arraignment.
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Grass Valley
William Jennings
Chicago Park District
Sacramento
Whiskey bottle placed in bank cornerstone ceremony
A bottle of Scotch whiskey was placed within the champagne christened cornerstone of the First National Bank of Jersey City. Governor Edwards is noted as resident of the bank's area.
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Jersey City
N. J
First National Bank of
Governor Edwards
General Barr Dies at Sawtelle
General P Barr dies at Sawtelle at age 84 following a long illness. He was a native of Crnk and had served in the Brand Army before his dismissal. The obituary notes his time at Sawtelle and his status as a former governor.
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P. Barr
Sawtelle
Patrick Henry
United States
Isla
Washington
Barry
Weather Warning Near Frost Mark Reported
A cryptic weather item notes near frost conditions in the south region. The report mentions a weather bureau reference and concerns about a hot spell affecting local areas, with unclear coordinates and partial phrasing.
Hope Differences Endorsed at Conference Move
A draft report from the financial conference in Brussels outlines momentum toward reconciliation between the two sides. Officials expect renewed dialogue in the new year as discussions pause for Christmas.
Chicago waiters face major wage reduction readied
A garbled notice outlines wage cuts for Chicago waiters with claims of reduced earnings and a tentative monthly adjustment. The text mentions a one month period and references a planned sale or change in compensation terms though details are unclear.
Pacific Gas Company to Sell Power Bonds
Ambiguous text indicates Pacific Gas Company plans to issue sale of power bonds to fund a river project in a California locale. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but references in San Francisco area and a confirmation of bond offering by the utility.
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Pacific Gas Company
Pradeet Pat
Dadhe Gee & Bietee Company
Nm Ineioe
Prohibition Crew Battles Seafaring Rum Run Aboard Vessel
A Seattle crew report alleges a boat carried a load of liquor, triggering a Prohibition era enforcement response. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR, but officials pursued charges and potential penalties for those aboard.
Tax Law Revisions Urged to Spur National Prosperity
A call from Washington urges revising tax laws to sustain healthy economic growth. The piece cites financial experts and bankers advocating changes to support national prosperity and fiscal stability.
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Washington
Attempted Robbery at East Bankfo New Brunswick
An OCR fragment reports an attempted robbery at a bank in New Brunswick. Four men allegedly armed with a gun and forks were captured by two others after a confrontation on a porch, tying up the alleged robbers and detaining them.
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New Brunswick
J. Bee
Wored
Firat National
Immigration Officials Brace for Christmas Immigrant Rush
Immig ration officers at a major port prepare for a record Christmas influx. Between 2000 and 3000 newcomers are expected in the days before the holidays, with many traveling from Europe to join relatives abroad. Customs agencies plan increased inspections and port workers seek to ease clearance for those in transit or seeking visas. Welfare groups offer support to arrivals amid the holiday surge.
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Er Associated Press
New York
Bilingland
Thia Port
Europe
Thiy
Mitchiining Smilie
Denver Music Supervisor Prefers Piano Over Beans
Col. Dec 21 The tired business man would rather hear Chopin from his wife than eat a home cooked meal says William A White supervisor of music in the Denver schools He told Mothers Congress members in Denver that knowing how to play piano or violin is more important than cooking beans or trimming that chores.
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Denver
Col
William A. White
White
Mothers’ Congress
Pied Piper Leads Forty From Prison Turmoil
In Tulsa an incident unfolds as forty inmates are released from jail amid confusion. Police and officials dispatched to the area confront a scene of disorder with reported loitering and activity around the old front gate until late at night.
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Tulsa
Willie
Tuts
Wal
Prignniers
Peliy
Othey
Oelale
American Secretary Arrives in Rio Taquito
American secretary of state arrives in Rio de Janeiro aboard the battleship Florida. The ship from the United States is reported to sail into the harbor as officials await discussions and formal ceremonies.
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Rio
Janiero
Associated
Rio Taneto
Dee
Bainbridge Calby
Floriday
United Stator
Extreme Cold Grips Havre Montana Area
The snippet reports extreme cold in Havre Montana with mention of a mine and Dee 2. It references a temperature condition in 2018 and a record high or low event. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear specifics beyond the cold claim and geographic hint.
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Mine
Dee
Hiyper
Unie
Teachers at Institute Present Fine Program
A readable report mentions an institute session with a well regarded program. Names such as Heian Ray Thuy and Jadelitan appear among attendees and speakers. The piece notes discussion topics, a morning and afternoon schedule, and a focus on Mary Voiereiey Huwith and others.
America Council Wells 15 Active on Passports
Anapilated Urewny reports Washington officials say America Council member Mrs Rushine faced attempts to block her U S passport and travel. She alleges she was told by Conan Wells that the United States does not sealage amnesty in America and accused the committee of delaying her testimony.
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America Council Wells
Washington, DC
Dntal
America
Bf Attaca
Ireland
Governor Coolidge Discusses Long Distance Ceremony
Governor Coolidge spoke by telephone from Sacramento to Massachusetts official Martin Maison over 3000 miles away during the tercentenary celebration of the Pilgrims landing. The event honored the anniversary in Plymouth with remarks from state leaders.
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Sacramento
Cal
Coulidgmee
Martin Maison
Avoreury
Stephens
Trymouth
Massachusetts
D Annunzio Refuses Rapallo Treaty After Ultimatum
In Rome on December 21 Gabriele D Annunzio responds to an ultimatum from General Cayigli near Fiume by stating he will maintain his attitude and will not recognize the Rapallo treaty. He informs Maviglia that he has derailed to reset.
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Rome
Italy
Cayigli
Fiume
Gabriele D'Annungio
Rapallo
Pet Poodle Becomes Heir in Odd Will Tale
A quirky probate note from Chicago references a pet poodle as heir to a coin and bath related bequest. The document mentions a will, a guardian by the case and unusual instructions that appear to be garbled OCR text from a section on estates or daily amenities.
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Coin and Bath
Chicago
Darien
Search for Big Vessel Tied to E. D'La Valera
In Southampton a large vessel linked to Eamon de Valera, president of the Irish Republic, is reported to have arrived, with transit details indicating it may carry dignitaries and observers to a voyage connected with recent discussions or visits.
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E. D’ LA Valera
Hermes Southampton
Agaltnain
Weber
Hal Fimenn de Valera
Trish Republic
Irish Railway Men May Abandon Strike
Irish railway workers consider calling off their planned strike after talks with management. Union leaders say progress is tentative and a resumption of services could occur if agreement is reached on key pay and working conditions.
Kruvosky Trial Report Confronts Young Girl
In San Francisco Edward Kruvosky faces jury trial as he stands accused in a shocking case involving a young girl. The courtroom drama unfolds with testimonies and dramatic moments as the defendant, described by reports, enters the proceedings with key figures present.
Race Equality Sparks Riot in Town, Report Says
An incident in London is described as a riot following claims of race equality. Police and volunteers patrolled the streets, disarmed several individuals, and restored order amid tensions.
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London
Focal Equalite
Crown Forces Burn a Village in Tallinator Raid
Fire swept the village of Tallinator in Langford county amid a punitive operation. Eyewitness Nubia reports residents fled as the attack destroyed homes and left several injured. Local authorities opened an inquiry into the incident and safety measures.
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Tulok
Tallinator
Langford
Pelle Mir
Prisoners Escape Through Sewer Pipe
Two inmates escaped a prison through a broken sewer pipe on October 15, slipping out after breaking a manhole cover. Authorities search for the pair as three other convicts were left in custody and the escape plan remains under investigation.
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Alan
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