German drive and French exiles clash on Polish frontier
Reports from Silesia say German forces attacked a French exile Barrage at Hinithen near the Polish frontier. About 200 Germans allegedly fought with Polish units, tanks and heavy fire as German walls of defense pressed. Polish front lines held but refugees describe a grave, desperate scene.
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Prem Oppaln
Silesia
Hinithen
Sion
Feir
Tare Bend
Ger Yuh
Hermans
Thuke
Innier
Bouin
Howe
Aeheti
Prbuch
Anid
Barragha
Sentrion
Dpore
Reuben Ie
Pola Hans
House Passes Packer Measure Amid Turbulent Session
A fragmented report shows lawmakers voting on a Packer measure amid a tense session. The brief mentions Washington and policy moves, with unclear details and attribution to unnamed officials.
Farrington Slated for Hawaiian Post
Fragmented text indicates Farrington of Flint linked to a Hawaiian post appointment or nomination. Mentions President and possible confirmation process with an apparent reference to McCwwithy as witness. Details are obscured and unclear due to garbled OCR.
Senate Passes Curtis Farmer Relief Measure
In Washington the Senate approved a relief bill aimed at aiding farmers. The measure, drafted by Senator Curtis of Kansas, would authorize distribution of funds to farmers affected, with a plan to redirect funds from banks to farming subsidies. The vote proceeded with minimal opposition amid discussions of workability and timing.
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Senate
Curtis Farmer
Washington
Jane
Anoller
Scharie Curtie
Kasiasa
She Sen
Paved Highway To Open Tomorrow Across Border Route
A new paved highway between Calexico and El Centro will open tomorrow. Local workers will help clear traffic as vehicles depart toward the border city.
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Centro
Cat
Calexico
el Centro
Walkout A Failure At Virginia City
About 100 workers gathered Tuesday night to protest wage cuts but no general walkout occurred. Many underground crews at Gold Hill reported for work, with full operations at top mines. some divisions in North End and smaller properties kept running while a minority refused the new 50 and 75 cent cuts. Securities and officials discussed wage scales. the Virginia City Miners Union placed a 4.60 top rate for muckers and tram workers and new reductions take effect.
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Virginia City
Iiss
Gold Min
Gold Hill
United Comstock Minns Company
Minow
Mills
Reno
Geiger
Noriten
Titernittons Union of Mine
MIN and Simetter
Morney
Xtinor
Anton ‘Bint
Lm Cotte Comstack Mines
Conmmang
Muckers
Tay Anii
Merhanic& A
Gold Fmn
Denby Delivers Graduation Address at Naval Academy
The article reports Denby speaking at a Naval Academy graduation ceremony. It notes his message about duty, commitment, and service, praising the graduates and reflecting on the nation’s wartime past and the role of officers in defending freedom.
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Denby
Naval Academy
Charge of Eraud in Insular Elections Sparks Investigation
Awwvelured Peewe reports allegations of fraud in insular elections. Major General Ward and W Cameren Perhin lead an inquiry into contested results amid political tensions and calls for scrutiny of the Teetucratic party’s influence.
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ERAUD
Metidus
Murtiig
Cabal
Ward
Cameren Perhin
The
Philippinen
Whiel Hiv
Sdimitar Regtatatiznn
Nationatlat
Selznl
Restraining Order Halts Sheriff Sale in Nevada Case
Judge Parrington in a United States court at Carson City issued a restraining order halting a planned sale of assets from the Louistans Cenpelirated Mining company in Tybo. Deputy U S Marshal Sawyer delivered the order to Sheriff W H Thomas of Nye county this morning.
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Parrington
United States
Carson
WH. Thomas
Nye County
Revata Sains Company
Reno
Louistans Cenpelirated
Tybo
Carson City
Farrington
Sawyer
Thomas
Railroad Man Dies at Carson City
Carson City obituary notes the sudden death of Anilery, longtime vice president and general manager of the Virginia and Truck railroad line. He had been confined by illness for several days and died after a period of unconsciousness. Weather and related reports accompany the notice.
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Carson City
Jane
Anilery
Virginia
Macrver
United States
Moreau
New York
Abel
Minitoute Yeaterday
Kellogs Measure Strikes at Alien Laws
Associated Press reports in Washington that a proposed measure would authorize removal or reform of alien laws affecting federal courts and rights of nationals, with supporters arguing it would clarify statutory limits and treaty protections. Sacramento dispatch notes California statutes and comments by Senator Inman about treaty rights and non violation of Japanese rights under existing guarantees.
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Associated Preant
Washington
Atjans
United Srates
Belloge
United States
Sacramento
Cal
Cali Forte
Uniter
Siaror Inman
Austrian Court Tries Eleven Ex-Officials for Treason
In Vienna on June 2 eleven former army officers including Major General Joseph Murphy were brought before a special court over charges of involvement in attempting to overthrow the Habsburg throne. The indictment alleges the accused organized legionary troops to undermine the dynasty.
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Imy
Mienna
Austria
Jonphy
Iran
Uwe Meednt Altonys
Charles Va
School Exhibit Open Tomorrow Showcases Student Work
A school year exhibition opens tomorrow with class displays for parents and friends. The manual arts exhibit at Clinton will feature student crafts, with items offered for sale and viewable in the old school building from 1 to 4 pm.
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Manual Arts
Clinton
Olf
Einstein Dane
Is & Rollege
Enormous Hydraulic Project Planned in 15 Stages
A fragmented report outlines a major hydraulic project labeled as 15 stages. The text references locations, agencies, and dates in a garbled form, with technical terms and names partially unreadable. The piece suggests a large public works initiative involving multiple regions and entities.
Junior Prom Friday Night with Change in Location
A junior prom event described as a yearly UM tradition features an evening with a planned program and dance floor, noting a move of the venue to a first National location. The article mentions a live orchestra, 40 singers, and planned performances as part of the prom program, with questions about the new venue and arrangements.
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Wletock
Amd
Validerite
Fembbon Experte Oy
Eno
Chicago
Miss Morgan Sponsors 125 Mile Cycle Race
Annie Morgan, sister of 7 merent, sponsors a 125 mile cycling event. The race drew riders from France and the United States, with reporters noting the route and the crowd at the venue.
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Miss Morgan
German Officer Gets 6 Months in Prison
A German officer, Corporal Neamans, was sentenced to six months for mistreatment of prisoners. The charge stemmed from alleged abuse during captivity, with the court noting violations of military conduct and international law.
Tornado Damages Reported in Cole Area
Tornado impacts described with heavy damage across Cole area. Fragmented text mentions a nameless crew assessing farms and greenery, with references to local structures and apparent weather event.
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Cole
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