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Wishington
Senate
Darah
Howe
Lodge
Wetton
Otter
Wolle
Turther
Alsin
Ie Joobieut
Aome Invites Tennis Stars To Competition
A mock press note lists tennis federation talks and invitations for a forthcoming hardcourt tour in Europe. It mentions players like Bella Suchen Feasen and Count de Goran, with Spain and Germany as likely participants.
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AOME
Tun
Europe
Ada Fee
Bella Suchen
Feasen
Spain
Atokze Brothe
Peejuat
Count de Goran
Berlin Enacts Heavy Tax on Gluttony
In Berlin a novel tax plan targets excessive consumption of food and drink. Officials propose a monthly levy totaling 25 percent on gluttonous expenses, aiming to curb waste and fund municipal needs.
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Heri
Berlin
Sinking fund revived by Japanese statesmen
TWKIO December 28 reports a new treaty in the budget for the next fiscal year to revive the sinking fund and redeem state Yoana with 42,000,000 yen allocated. Most of the funds will be used to buy state and municipal bonds to keep the money tied to regulated purposes. Additionally a social note mentions the Young Married People's 90 Society planning dances and events through winter, meeting at the Pythian auditorium with about forty couples, inviting public attendance.
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TWKIO
Tig Slnlkink
Etatic Yoana
State
Municipal Honda
Mar Hideoyotes
Pythian
WPM
Local Observer Weather Bureau Report
The record shows temperatures at 5 am and noon with a current reading of 48.9 degrees and a wet bulb of .82. Relative humidity is 61 percent. Maximum and minimum yesterday were 44 and 35 degrees respectively, from 1921 1922 data.
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Local Observer United
States Weather Bureau
Sergeenet
New Year Eve Watch Party At Elks Home
The local Elks lodge hosts a New Year’s Eve celebration after many years, starting at 9 and continuing past midnight. Music, dancing, a meal, and a midnight supper will fill the evening with orchestra and entertainment for members and their ladies, followed by hours of dancing while the hall remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Home
O'Lock
Otti O'Elnck
Lim
Tinue
Jehoowe
Elks
Vana
Six Trainmen Injured in Freight Smashup at Quincy
Six Western Puxto freight trainmen were injured in a head on collision near Quincy on December 25. Two serious injuries reported as cars derailed and piled along the track. four of the three who rode the westbound awaiting aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, Call
Ian Frolgutn
Quincy Junntlys
Mayflower Consolidated Mining Firm Faces Turbulent Times
Reports from Tloneer indicate Wo Tolim, general manager, presides over Mayflower Consolidated Mining. Debts once 600 and now largely cleared, efforts continue to stabilize finances. Concurrently, confessions surface in a local case as two suspects linked to a murder in August are pursued. In San Francisco a power schooner Stockton City wrecks in a gale near Runslan Gate, with 100 men rescued.
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Tolim
Mayflower Consolidated Mining Company
Tloneer
Repiris
Bern
Vanced
Wall
Fk Peteaptiind
Tina Padadd
Lenis
San Francisco
Stockton City
Runslan Gate
Marine Department
Chamber of Commerce
George Polkinghorn Visits Old Haunts
George Polkinghorn travels through familiar sites and stores, revisiting his past in a sprawling, glitchy transcript-like narrative. The piece blends fragmented place names, dates, and people as it chronicles a nostalgic tour of towns, shops, and memories.
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George Polkinghorn
Science finds new way to produce sugar in London
Report from London on December 28 states two British scientists Professor E. C. Baly and Professor Mollbr en claim to have produced sugar from soda water using ultraviolet light and manganese compounds. Their experiments suggest formaldehyde can form sugar from carbon dioxide in acid water with coloring matter present. They note higher sugar yields with increased carbon dioxide concentration and use of soda water as a feedstock.
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London
Koglistt
Tieirly
Velentios
Profesor
E. C. Baly
Profeawor
Mougar Phos
Christmas Tree Program At St Patrick's Sunday School
Tomorrow evening at Katynes or Columbus hall the teachers at St Patrick's Sunday school will present a Christmas tree for the children. Father Noonity leads the program with a short lineup of acts as each pupil is remembered with a small gift. All children are urged to attend for an evening meant to be one of the happiest in their young lives.
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Katynes
Columbus Hall
St. Patrick’s Sunday School
Father Noonity
Charaid
Elks Dances Restricted to Members in Tonopah
Tonopah Elks Lodge confirms dances and social events will be for members only. A false rumor prompted by a misprint is corrected, noting past invitations to guests but signaling a shift to exclusive member gatherings. New Year’s Eve dance canceled to avoid conflict with Pythian Sisters’ event at Beaty auditorium.
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Tonopah Lodge
Elks
Tonopah
Fle
Ban Alwilye
Tenopah
Thor Wivnw
Indy
George Dillen Slayer Taken to Penitentiary
A confusing report describes George Dillen being taken to the penitentiary. The fragment mentions Slerite Thomas and a team alignment with Wallace Wulldinn, plus references to related individuals and locations, but the text is garbled and unclear about the exact charges or dates.
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George Dillen
Slerite
Thomas Wak
Pesterioy
Parth
George Bitten
Wallace Wulldinn
Wepeun
Hickernalls Entertain the Brougher Party at Mapa Hotel
George Hickernall manager of the Mapa hotel and Mrs Hickernall hosted a 4 dinner in the hotel grill. The Browgher party visiting from Oakland attended with Mrs WC Brougher Willam Brougher JD Edwards JF Peck Mr and Mrs Erickson.
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George Hickernall
Mapa
Ohio lawmakers weigh women pensions and tax reform
Columbus reports lawmakers convene January 1 to consider old age pensions a minimum wage for women and tax law revamps. Proposals include abolishing the public utilities commission in favor of municipal control and a uniform traffic code to curb fatalities. Governor Donahoy campaign favors ending state tax levies and cutting local revenues. An expected referend at next general election follows, with home rule advocates backing PUC abolition.
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Columbus
Ibis
Public Utilities Commission
Qhia
Fed
Taater Assembly
Senate
Munichpartins
Govern
Apelnet AL Vo Donahoy
Mining Plans for Mason Valley Consolidation Unveiled
Extensive plans propose consolidating several copper mines in the Moon Valley district Lyon County. New arrangements involve Hinceling plans, flotation mill, and purchase of the Gopper Belt railroad. Key mines include Bivestone, Musi Valley, McConnell, Malachi, and Western Nevada.
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Moon Valley
Lyon County
Maxna Valley
Gopper Belt Railroad
Mason
Stutth Valley
Southern Pacific
Wanhuska
Thompson
Richard M. Atwater
New York
Engl Hoer
Copper Cam Yan Mining Company
Copper
Haan
Battle Mountain
Witt Ttus Tuvmient Bank Toy Curporition
Ladenburg
Thalmab
Etand
Tie Bivestone
Musi Valley
McConnell
Mala
Western
Nevada and Hey
Mawoy Valley
Hermit Crab and Anemone Bond Explained by Dr Orton
Dr J H Orton of Plymouth Marine Laboratory explains why the common hermit crab hosts anemones and how both thrive. The study notes the crab gains food and protection while the anemone feeds on scraps and gains mobility. Nearby, Ryder Ray and family visit the crab’s owner’s home as election news notes looming changes in prohibition laws.
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J.H. Orton
Plymouth Marine Mological Laboratory
Orton
Senate Jubilant Over Wilson Recovery In Congress
Washington December 6 Senate members from both parties voiced praise for former President Wilson as he recovers. The chamber adopted a resolution expressing pleasure at his improving health, reflecting broad bipartisan support and warm ceremony in a grim period.
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Washington
Allvnee
Senate
Hartin
Georgia
Presiden Wilson
Farmers Lose Huge Sums by Use of Motors
A Chicago dispatch reports farmers lose about 490 million yearly in crop profits due to motorized farming gear replacing horse labor. The piece cites Retail Metrogenl analysis and quotes Mr. McDougal on shifts in horse and motor adoption affecting grain markets and farm costs.
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Chicago
Metrogenl
Provident
Tradi
McDougal
Dougal
American Firms Build Many Buildings For Japs
American firms undertake major construction in Japan including five buildings in Tokyo Yokohama and Kobe by Puller Company and Stone Webster of Boston. General Electric plans a large hydro electric plant on the Sho river in Terami Prefecture and a new industrial city at Tsunami Yokohama with housing water sewage and street systems to support a modern town.
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Tokio
Japan
Auirein Contracting Firma
Weverml
George A Puller Company
Alseaily Law
Yokoham
Kole
Stone J Webster
Boston
Sho River
Teyami Preferture
du Jon
Tsarnini
Tsarnini Vdnd Yokokama, Fir Meeting Mutiated With the Company of Pany
General Electrict America
Thia
Naa
Ita
Former Mer Rouge Mayor Remanded in Habeas Proceedings
Baltimore December hearing details Dr Ik McKoln former Mer Roure La mayor fights for immediate relief on habeas corpus. He was remanded without prejudice to allow Louisiana and Maryland authorities to present the case. Telegrams between Governors Parker and Ritchie were read. A Dr Mc Kein led Ku Klux Klan group.
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Mer Rouge
Baltimore
Ik M. McKoln
Mer Roure
Tathie
Lantalana
Parker
Louisiana
Ritchie
Maryland
McKein
Ku Klux Kian
Guarantees Sought From Turkey By U S Agent
A garbled report from Lausanne mentions U S agent and allied delegation seeking guarantees from Turkey. The fragment references Rohan Washburn and Kempere Nes I thegiae Hig TUL, with unclear names and roles, amid diplomatic talks on foreign affairs and commitments.
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Lausanne
Tieff Rohan Washburn
Arirlens
Delegaliinie
Cochinlestoy
British Fleet to Stay Near East in Strategic Posture
Amid unclear text a British fleet remains in the Near East area with mentions of Malta and ongoing naval presence. References to ships, leaders, and wartime discourse hint at a protective, stabilizing mission in the region. The garbled lines imply orders and movements, but specifics are obscured.
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Near East
Christmas Booze Smuggling Ring Reported in New York
Local authorities reveal a Christmas season tip leads to a network moving large quantities of liquor into New York. Names of suspects and exact routes are still under investigation as officers pursue multiple affiliates.
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New York
High School Gym Friday Basketball Game Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a basketball game at a high school gym on Friday. Mentions of Willey and Vin Yureity Mvari Willey, Tonopah school, and Tonopah university context appear alongside uncertain names and phrases. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Willey
Mall
Renin
Tye
Rong University Thewaw
Sean Ouiee
Iho
Qism
Colar
Remy
Sean
Hovblrutl
Tonopah Tig
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