Fugitive Gardner Thought Hiding Near The Rock
Reports from Kelso and Castle Rock say Roy Gardner the escaped train robber is believed to be cornered near The Rock south of Castle Rock. A sighting by 18 year old Lloyd Payne near Silver Lake prompted a heavy posse to search timber and brush while swollen rivers hinder movement.
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Prenny Kelso
Wash
Roy Gardner
Lloyd Payne
Ody
Gardiner
Silver Lake
North Postle Rock
Payne
Kitt
Britain to replace Mesopotamia rule with Arab assembly
London June 14 The British government plans to replace Mesopotamia administration with an Arab assembly and an Arab ruler elected by the people during the coming summer. Winston Churchill as secretary of colonies outlined the plan in the House of Commons.
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Assodated Press
London
Mesopotamia
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Weather Summary From Local Observer Bureau
United States Weather Bureau report shows noon temperatures around 56 with 40 percent relative humidity. Extreme readings list maximum yesterday and minimum today, noting wet bulb and other anemic figures.
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United States ‘Weather Bureau
Legion Elects John G Emery as Commander
John G Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously elected national commander of the American Legion at the national executive committee meeting in Indianapolis. He served with American forces in World War I, was a major, wounded in the Meuse Argonne drive, and previously commanded an infantry unit at Fort Sherman training camp.
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Indianapolis
Juin G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Americin ‘Legion
John Garfield Emery
New Nithander
American Legion
Con Cmmers
Fort Sharman
Pleheenth Infantry
Cantleny
St Mihiel Meuse
Argonne
Belfast Rioting Surges as King Visit Fears Rise
Rioting erupts in Clifton street area of Belfast amid gunfire and unrest. Authorities suspect republican organizers aim to disrupt King George VI’s planned visit to Belfast for the Ulster Parliament opening on June 22.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Clifton Street
King George
Hamburg Trade Rebounds as Liverpool Sees Rapid Restoration
Liverpool officials report Hamburg’s trade is rebounding quickly after disruption. The Liverpool Steamship Owners' Association notes American ships are increasingly active, with port recovery accelerating in recent months and cargo volume rising despite earlier declines.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Steamship Owners’ Association
Hamburg
Mexican bandit Placido captured after mountain pursuit
Placido Tacha, a noted killer with over 100 assassinations and murders, has been captured in the mountains above Puebla and brought to Purtla for trial. He is not described as a rebel against the federal government but is alleged to have led a marauding career.
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Monten
Tacha Placido
Mans Mherere
Puebla
Han
Tial Placido
Government employees oppose new policy face dismissal
Washington June 14 government workers who oppose the reorganization policy must face dismissal. The president and cabinet reportedly backed the move after officials cited propaganda by some employees opposing the plan and seeking to undermine the reform efforts.
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Washington, DC
Nye County Man Dies in Hospital at 67
George Tal a Nye County resident died en route to Manhattan hospital. He was 67 years old from Ske and death due to cancer. Born in England he was linked to a family restaurant in San Francia through his brother Jack Tait. No funeral arrangements as pending family advice.
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George Tal
Nye
Manhattan
Marty
Cane ‘Tall
England
Ie Wan
Jack Tait
Faminie
San Francia
Hrathir
Wilve
Heath
Hint
Santa Clara Star to Notre Dame Backfield Role
Santa Clara halfback Ray M. Roker, star of the 1920 Santa Clara football team, will enter Notre Dame this fall in pursuit of a backfield position. A London dispatch notes Rear Admiral Sima's reception by the prince of Wales at St James Palace.
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Santa Clara
Notre Dame
Reso
Cal
Jane
Ray M. Roker
University of Santa Clara
Notre Dame University
Ory
Associated Fresc
London
Sima
Prince of Wales
St James Palace
George L. Dilworth Signally Honored in Tonopah Farewell
George L. Dilworth former superintendent of Tonopah public schools leaves the community for Gilbert Arizona after a tenure beginning in 1915. Residents statewide praise his service as Nye county’s educational leader, noting the growth from 39 graduates in the four year high school to a stronger education system as he departs. Continued on Page Three.
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George L. Dilworth
Tonopah
Nia
Juttwan
Nevada
Professor Dilworth
Gilbert
Arizona
George L Dilworth
Nye
George Lo Dilworth
Tonopah to Meet Round Mountain in Sunday Game
Unclear OCR text mentions Tonopah game planned against Round Mountain on Sunday. Names and details are garbled. no clear teams scores or venues are readable. The fragment hints at a local mining town matchup with possible references to a gallery or event nearby.
Printers Walk Out Delays California Islands Newsrooms
Unrest spreads as printers strike over wage and work rules causing disruption to newspapers across California and nearby ports. Arbitration board actions sparked the walkout, with publishers planning to issue combined editions tomorrow under union dispute and cost-cutting pressures.
Coast Forger Corradi Captured by Officers
Corradi, a wanted forger from Contra Costa County, was arrested by Chief Cochran and Deputy Cattell at the Tompah Exten Mining Company site on request of Sheriff Veale. He allegedly forged a check on S. A. Miller of Pittsburg and possessed stolen jewelry. He is a hotel guest at Hotel Thomas and to be returned to Pittsboro. The Tonopah officers will claim an $80 reward for the capture.
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Nnger Corradi
Frank Parveel
Vietwr
Tompah
Pallee WR. Cochran
Wid Seputy
Robert Cattell
Sherif RR Veale
Contes Conta
California
Corrad
Bay
Pittsburg
Contra Cota County
Oakland
S. A. Miller
Privones
Howard
Waterman
Cochrane
Veale
Pittsboro
Tonopah
Hotel Thomas
Michael Fagin Found Starving in Local Cabin
A man named Michael Fagin was found in a cabin along a rural road in distress. He appeared malnourished, with investigators noting depression and a reported $2000 in deposit at a local bank. An ambulance was summoned from the Mine Operators' hospital site after authorities were alerted.
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Michael Fagin
Uli Galiihaiy
Chine HO
Pagin
Rome Faces Severe House Shortage. 46,000 More Rooms Needed
Rome, June 14, facing a critical housing shortage, plans and appeals highlight a deficit of about 46,000 rooms. Government and private efforts seek to relieve crowding as large families are forced into cramped living spaces across the city.
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Rome
Insurgents Kill Citizen in Upper Silesia Report
Berlin dispatch notes insurgents killed a citizen in Upper Silesia. The wire recounts a May incident and references a German machinist and injuries amid combat actions.
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Upper Silesia
French Solon Seeks Trial for Kaiser at Versailles
A French deputy calls for the Kaiser to face trial in relation to the Versailles treaty and the postwar settlement. He argues for legal action over the war’s decisions and urges immediate measures by the government.
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Solon
Kaiser
Irish problem warned by A F of F
Abstracted from a Denver report warns the American Federation of Labor about potential agitation that could interrupt American labor movement. The piece cites James Ho and Thomas Vision as figures of concern, suggesting organized pressures aimed at shaping policy and public opinion over immigration and workers’ rights.
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Denver
Colin
Jin
James Ho ‘Thomas
Fire Department Quells Threatened Blaze at Store
Within 24 hours the fire department responded to a fire alarm at 1140 this morning. The blaze began at Mike Workers' Merchandise store on the main street, sparked by an unknown cause. Chief AR reported rapid action by the department and that the motive appeared unconnected to substantial property loss.
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Merevitie
Arrowhead holds big ore discovery at depth near vein
Report from Arrowhead camp notes a major find in a rich ore vein at the Arrowhead property. A sample weighing 40 pounds exhibited high grade ore with about six feet of quartz and 2000 ounces per ton potential, dug from a 36% foot level and 20 feet deep. Eight men toil as plans for regular shipments grow.
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Walter
Lonstona
Tonopah
Cassidy
Tthe T Company
Maly Trent
Tonopah Pays Deep Tribute to Old Glory
Tonopah honors the flag with a solemn ceremony and community display at a local tavern scene. The event includes veterans, local officials, and residents paying tribute through moments of reflection and public recognition of national symbols.
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Tonopah
Woods Named to Succeed Willard in Washington
An obscure Washington notice confirms Woods of Pantiayiwanie selected to succeed Willard. The brief item cites a transition involving Joseph B Wiltapt and other unnamed officials, with unclear dates and locations due to OCR corruption.
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Woods
Willard
Prem Washington
Cyne
Woods of Pantiayiwanie
Simin Succentlne
Joseph
Wiltapt
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Charles Wittentere
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Ban Antonio
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Unovir
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Coast Forger
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