Sinn Fein Leader Leans Toward Lloyd George Invitation
Dublin reports say Eamon De Valera is likely to accept Lloyd George's invitation to London for talks on Ireland's political settlement. Government aides foresee energetic measures to curb Sinn Fein if he declines. Belfast dispatch notes Paris and Rome send views, while Cardinal Logue warns Walsh of cautions and questions the feasibility of a mere personal overture.
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Ny Associated Freee
London
Hamonn
Te Valera
Loyd George's
Invitartil
Ani lpiMiy Craig
Ulster
Lloyd George
Dublin
Te Vileri
Billie
Tyrogiitiians
Pontial
Kim
Audi O
Fenners
Valera
Belfast
Ireland
Paris
Bean O'Ceallaigh
de Valera
Frost
Cardinal Logue
Ineland
Invite Radical Organizations to Conference
Fragmented OCR text outlines an invitation to radical groups to attend a conference. Mentions United States, general advocacy context, and a national event planned for an unspecified date. No clear names, places, or concrete outcomes readable.
Two Cadets Die In Plane Fall Near Visalia
Two cadets died when their plane crashed during a test flight near Visalia California. The crash occurred within four hours of takeoff as aviators attempted a non stop flight. Names and exact bases were not released in the report from the Associated Press.
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Visalia
Valuations Made of Nevada Roads
Supplemental tentative valuations for Nevada roads released by a federal commission outline mass public assessments. The document lists the Tonopah and Tulewater area along with Newilla and Gil Valley as included regions and cites a total valuation of 82,058,128.
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Nevada
Washington, DC
Commerce Ponstalssion
Tuy & Gil Valley
Newila
Tonopui & Titewater
Wail
Comet to Light Sky Tonight Over Berkeley
Berkeley date June 67 earth is in for a shower of sparks as a comet passes. Professor A Lotisohner leads UC observatory in predicting cometary display with a near four week tail and potential light and gas release observed from the flower of spires in the night sky.
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Brena
Berkeley
Cal
Serine Kamer Park
A. Lotisohner
University of California
Edwards Says Fight Will Go On
Edwards declares the fight will continue amid political turbulence. The speech addresses civic concerns and public reaction, emphasizing resolve despite protest and opposition within the current administration.
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Edwards
Immense Fight Arena Prepares for 70000 Spectators in Jersey City
New York, June 27. The massive arena built by Tex Richard in Jersey City is ready to seat about 70,000 fans for the Dempsey versus Carpentier bout on July 4. Over 600 workers completed the octagonal structure on Boyle's Thirty Acres, with government inspectors overseeing high tension wire installations for the event known as the "battle of the century." Trains and ferries will shuttle crowds from Manhattan and surrounding regions to the arena area, described as the largest boxing venue ever built by a promoter, costing around two million dollars in materials and construction.
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Imy Associated Pries
New York
Tex Richard
Deck Dempsey
George
Carpentier
Jersey City
Ings
Boyle
Bird
Srullfumie
Sanderly
Moeke
Frvill “Doytes
Wil Park
Vonthuasaste
Itaiant Poinia
Richard
John, Son
Reno
Novara
Jong Willard
Bie Uitte
Jack Dempesey
Tuled
Inarda
Jersyy
Omsuiy
Curtis Nelson Bill Passed in Oklahoma Legislature
A Curtiss Nelson bill passage is reported amid weather notes and market references. The report mentions legislative action, farm banking, and the capital region, with temperatures and humidity data alongside local notices and continuing pages.
Bank Robbery Suspects Shot By Officers In Albany
Albany Oregon June 27 Henry Schultz of Corvallis was killed and his brother William Schultz, and Willan Wright, both of nearby Coryallia, are jailed in Linn County after an alleged attempt to break into the Halsey State Bank at Halsey. Three or four men were seen at midnight. officers pursued as suspects fled after being warned to stop.
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Albany
Ore
Henry Schultz
Corvaille
William Schultz
Aun Willan Wright
Coryallia
Linn County
Halsey State
Halsey
Tooth of prehistoric giant fish found in local pits
A fossil tooth from a prehistoric giant fish was found near Torrimen. The fragment weighs about two pounds, measures five inches long and four inches across the base, nearly two inches thick. Several fossil bones from prehistoric animals are reportedly being taken from the pits.
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Ty Associated Press
Hime
Ar Torrimen
Pitt
Doctor's Testimony Annulled by Court
A court nullifies testimony in the divorce trial of Mina Stillman against Mrs Sone U Stillman. Dr Hugh Rial, physician, testified that Mex Stilman is not the father of Guy Stilman. Attorney John Huntaluin for Mey Stillman argues overruled claims as the case proceeds.
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Associated Presa
Yoskmns
Hugh Rial
Stillman
Sone U
Stuiftiman
John Huntaluin
Mey
Stillman Kinneel
Indian Held for Murder Kills Sel e Indi an
A man identified as Bam Cordis, an Indian held on murder charges, killed a fellow Indian during a disturbance at Round Mountain. The victim, Mike, died from a wound at the county hospital soon after the event, with authorities noting the scene showed signs of strangulation and possible suicide by another involved party.
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Bam Cordis
Wills Mike
Menetatn
Mike
Hoenital
Woilhenny
Ean
Tye Tod
Jeti
Wali
Fords Wal
Wiley
Wwe
Sam Cordta
Aked
Meath
First heir arrives at Belleville home
A birth notice from Belleville reports the first heir arriving at a local residence yesterday morning around 1. An infant presented to the mother and child appears in good health with a nurse assisting. Details are limited due to OCR quality and fragmented wording.
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Belleville
Plelowk
Willes
Compromise on Knox Bill Settled
Washington DC June 27 Associated Press reports terms of the compromise on the Knox Porter resolutions to end the state of war with Germany and Austria. Leaders in several towns react with mixed views as the agreement moves toward action.
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Knox
Associated Prema
Washington
Knox-Porter
Germany
Avatria
McCarl Named for Comptroller General Post
President today nominated J Raymond McCarl of Nebraska, secretary of the Republican congressional campaign committee, to the post of Comptroller General of the United States, a appointment by the budget office.
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Uy Associated Prep
Washington, D.C
J Raymond McCark
Nebraska
Republican Congressional
Amipitollir
United States
Effort Underway to Halt Big Fight in Atlantic City
Secretary Howard of the International Reform Bureau traveled to Atlantic City to seek an injunction against a major boxing bout between Carpentier and Dempsey. He planned to appear before Chancellor Leaming to argue for stopping the fight.
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Atlantic City
Shine
Howard
International Reform Bureau
Comden
Hancellor Leaming
Dempaey
Japan Retrenches Navy Department Spending Plans
Tokyo reports the Navy department will offset a deficit in expenditures by reorganizing forces. The Second Squadron will be reduced and a reserve squadron established, with one active service unit extended, and a broader reserve system to be implemented along with related shore defense measures.
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Ny Associated Prean
TORIO
Navy Department
Wbolta
Prince of Wales Receives Ancient Feudal Honors in Cornwall
In Launceston Cornwall the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cornwall observed relics of medieval fealty. Royal ceremony featured gifts and feudal tokens including a silver due, a gilt spire, and white gloves, while Hediel Marchings, the incumbent, presented attire at a hot Duke court. The event mixed modern country tone with antique ritual.
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Launceston
Cornwall
Ear
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cornwall
Hugh Molesworth
Rwannacot
St Mary Week
Gontektin
Hediel
Robinson
British Commons Discuss Dismantling Disarmament Prospect
London June 27. The Commons debated disarmament efforts including a possible agreement involving Great Britain and the United States and the potential involvement of Japan. The discussion covered broader prospects for reducing armaments and international participation.
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Proms
London
Great
Britain
United States
Japan
Commons
Railroad Wage Gut Extended On Large Trunk Lines
A garbled OCR style notice discusses wage cuts on major railroad trunk lines. It mentions months, duties, and pay scales with scattered names and places, though the readable parts reference a wage adjustment affecting extensive rail routes and workers.
Man Thought To Have Killed In Mayfield Incident
A messy clipping reports a fatal or nonfatal incident in Mayfield with ten people involved. Names and precise actions are unclear due to OCR errors, but authorities are investigating. The fragment mentions a presumed killer and several victims or suspects.
Novel method used to compel study of their Bibles
An obscure account describes coercive pressure within a religious setting to enforce Bible study among children and family members. An official intervention followed, with authorities questioning the guardians and considering protective steps for the minors involved.
Frogs Rain Over Gibraltar in Strange Ancient Tale
A garbled report recalls a historic Gibraltar event where frogs allegedly fell like a shower, described with unclear details and fragmented phrases. The account mentions the date several years prior and a dramatic, surreal scene of the town covered in frogs and sand, though specifics remain obscured.
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Jane Starline
Arvana
Italian cabinet resigns after confidence vote defeat
Rome reported the cabinet decided to resign following a chamber vote on confidence in the government that was overwhelmingly negative. The move came after deteriorating support amid political turmoil and pressure from opposition factions.
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Preaei
Rome
Jung
Chamber of Epiitien
Confidencie
Warren slated for minister to Japan
The president sent to the Senate today the nomination of Charles B. Wortham of Detroit for ambassador to Japan. The move comes as Washington reports on U.S. diplomatic staffing.
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Warren
Japan
Dy Associated Prnon
Washington
Charles B. Warton
Detroit
Ambrseador
Senate
Road Racers Await Starter Gun in Ambiguous Notes
A fragmentary sports brief describes road racers awaiting a starter’s signal amid garbled OCR text. Names and places are unreadable, but the scene centers on preparation before a race start and the tension of anticipation before the gun.
English coal strike settles amid wider industry concerns
An English coal strike appears settled after lengthy negotiations, ending disruption to production. Key unions and employers reached a tentative agreement, though analysts warn broader mining sector tensions may persist and require monitoring in coming weeks.
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Manhattan
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Mayfield
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Tires
Lawrence
Apelle
Boston
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