QUIT BANKING OR EXPAND GOVERMENT TALK AT MONETARY CONFERENCE
J C Adams president of the Tadianapolis Board of Trade urged a broad shift in policy at the Central West Monetary Conference. Delegates from Clueebat Chamber of Commerce and other groups debated extending government influence to the financial system as talks continued through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perms
Guaderence
Odin
Lee
Onna
Renal
Adi
Perry
Ein Siteretal
Perrins
Biscnse
Baas Ap
Itefeois Mons
Calhieliaskyl
Peter Hie
Bildleeee
Lee Panty
Renee Charitetet
Croatia
Rothesline
Erin
Hakeral
Atte
Hag
Weil
Alee
Letter From Melton In Cuba to the NM
A fragmented foreign dispatch recounts Melton's letter from Cuba about Elasses Bey Friaonor to the NM. The text mentions World New York datelines, figures, and the Cabinas Fortress, with references to Weyler and military terms, reflecting a chaotic wartime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
Elasses Bey
Friaonor
Cuba
New York
Oma Stulmh
Ielmenyrn
Pranecouny
Cate
el Readie Park
SIOZ
Aval Cours
Wien
Pelton
Cabinas
Weyler
Death of Edw Kennedy at Topeka funeral plans announced
The notice reports the death of Edward Kennedy aged about 44 in Topeka. He was a well known citizen, hunter and fisherman with several ventures past. The funeral is planned for the next day in Jefferson County with local family and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Maridao
Pete Manlptinn
Mick
Mitward Kennedy
Theo
Aly
Faneraln
Amntiz Oonepurternen
Hunter
Severist Devenpaber Ventures
The
Fusera
Ares Oren
Freight Train Wreck Blooms In Mountain Span
A freight train derailed eight miles from the summit causing widespread wreckage along the tracks. Officials report multiple injuries and a number of cars scattered across the mountainside. Rescue operations are underway as engineers and emergency crews respond to the incident and secure the line. Local authorities coordinate with rail company crews to clear debris and restore service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Shrine
Ellie Wuss
Salvation Army to Feed 3000 During Christmas in St Louis
Salvation Army plans two large Christmas feasts in St Louis to aid 3000 poor. The events involve Church partners, volunteers, and bake sales as part of a charity drive to provide meals and warmth to those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
St Louis
Juan Anid
Wallitie
Nowart
Chrisie
Dunes
Ganity
Karel Meldt
Heer
Board to Examine Army Officers for Promotion Detailed
A board convenes at Leavenworth to evaluate Army officers for promotion. The rollicking, error-ridden OCR lists officers and units including Twenty Infantry Captain Jules Ahanister, First Lieutenant B. Tht, Nineteenth Infantry Colonel, and others. Fire incidents and disruptions appear in scattered fragments, with many misspellings and garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Leavenworth
Waahtoriin
Dee
Werallad
Tellawwe
Livi Tenstit
Catinel Jonoon
T. Heskett
Adtisit
Edartaty
Atalor Witt & Mister
Twretieth
Jules AE
Ahanister
Davatant
Tme
Bochirsa
Worthless cement used in bridge project inquiry
A report on a Milwaukee cement consignment used for a bridge construction prompts a bounty commission inquiry. Allegations claim discounted Portland cement was imported from Copenhagen to Topeka, with officials debating cement quality and cost.
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Fem
Copenhagen
Tanmark
Ware
Hhaeee
Topeka
Dridag
Wwe
Hinektey
Beddewroet
Minckley
Kiev
Keriiery
Milveruhee
Mr. Bare
Burt Scott
Fort Benet
Fur Cement
Bovis Aliweil Bathe County Board
U S Treasury Posts November Deficit in Millions
U S Treasury figures show a deficit for November reaching millions as outlays outpaced revenue. The report notes total expenditures and a gap against the prior year, with customs revenue and miscellaneous receipts contributing to the shortfall and a year-to-date comparison highlighting fiscal pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Treasury
Washington
United
Eistes
Cueto
Floods Rise As Chippewa River Reaches New High
Severe flooding threatens Wisconsin communities as the Chippewa River swells beyond forty feet above normal levels. Rail lines along the river face disruptions while trains are halted near Dubuque and Durand. Rescue teams on the ground along the river report rapid water rise and warn of further increases by evening. Local residents endure road closures and precautionary evacuations as authorities monitor the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa
Hamburg Strike Demands Arbitration and Aid for Strik ers
The Hamburg strike mobilizes seven thousand workers seeking municipal arbitration and financial support. Police and municipal leaders urge restraint as union leaders call for aid to sustain the strike while employers prepare contingency measures and dispatch ships to Hamburg.
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Hamburg
Hjertin
Dre
United States
Herr Noliteniwhs
Reichsing
Tesulg- Uob Yak
Harilune Atrikers
Snr Cro
Atrikers
Bena Hurhran
Chier
Hiii
Hiii; Biground Hiphcness
Cnaneligni
Lahores
Civic Parepakien
Taliertow
Sure
Fastund
In Deaths Shadow Flood Threat Looms in Chippewa Valley
Chaos follows in Eau Claire as flood fears rise in Chippewa river valley towns in Wisconsin. Passengers report rising waters, destroyed homes, and damage to bridges while crews and officials scramble to clear land and warn residents. Police and railroad crews assess impacts as water engulfs streets and threatens safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chippewa
Victorsin
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Layne
Gorda
Tel Land
Siena
Milwavker & St. Paul
Chippean Valley
Cain
Tmeine
Cone
Phelentarnia
Chippewas
FLOWER MILLER WEDS IN MESSY NAMES AND NUTSHELL NOTES
Fractured wedding notice and scattered election snippets mix in a chaotic OCR page. Names like Flower Miller Lusile Miler Moser and Mu ser appear amid distorted lines. A stray political line claims Bryan’s electoral vote and California electors, with garbled local notes and product mentions interwoven.
Diaz Again Inaugurated for Fourth Term Alarm Grows
Gen Diaz took the oath of office as president of the republic for a fourth term amid a formal ceremony attended by foreign diplomats and prominent guests. The government pledges continuity in policy with a focus on education and economic protection while Mexican armies remain strong. speculation swirls about possible global travel during the coming year as the nation enjoys prosperity.
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City of
Mexico
Gen Diaz
The
Republic
Alexion
Chumn Industries
Ita
Premitan
Richer Than Gold in Tennessee Phosphate Discovery
The Tinsel-Herald reports a major phosphate find near Nashville and various Tennessee sites. The ore shows 13 inches to twelve feet of vein with surface depths and is valued higher than earlier deposits. Experts from Atlanta and New York note European fertilizer demand and plans to ship rock phosphate to major markets.
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Chile
Tinsel-Herald
Clue
Rock
Hmv
New York
Chicago
Bnd Devers Meanert
Pirie Porte Munder
Seth
Athinta
Ternaochor
Archbishop Beaten Cass Involving About $60,000 Case
A historical court case centers on Archbishop Corrigan and the Cass family over an estate valued near $60,000. The document details legal actions, church property references, and outcomes debated in New York courts, involving defenses by Michael Ciarrigna and others as the suit unfolds.
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Cass
Aituny
Court of
Apyrals
Michael Ciarrigna
Nene
Yaris Wu
Taget Gowrin
New York
Marie. McDonough Davie Ih
Peter's Church
Appietoy
Wisconsin Flood Threatens Rail Route North of Milwaukee
A Wisconsin flood update reports the Milwaukee River region near Granite Ridge ten miles north of Milwaukee, with tracks blocked and river waters rising. Describes blocked lines on the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific line and warnings against approaching the tracks.
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Wisconsin
Wiecdsin
Tery
Chicago
Wwacken & St
Thief Confesses After Diamonds Stolen From Closet
A Cincinnati clerk recounts a thief who entered a shop and stole rings worth ten dollars at the shelf. The thief later said he could not sleep and confessed after a sudden impulse to end his life. The incident appears in police files and relates to an attempted remedy advertisement.
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Cincinnati
Ryumer Iraser
Liehanan
Barhic
Stice
Judge Thayer Arrives to Hear Santa Fe Receiver Case
Judge Thayer arrived in the city to hear arguments on remanding the Santa Fe receiver ship case from federal to district court in Jefferson County. The hearing features Keeler and Hite representing the parties with two hours per side. After arguments, Foster will respond, and a decision date was not specified.
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Santa Fs
Cass Alona
Circuit Court of Appeals
Et Louie
Thin City
Eeeat Besigck
Orssh Oo
Santa Wars
Federal Court
Ae Diatrict
Jefferson
Judice Thayer
Fuser
Linwood
Ee Seeree
Etteuit Court
Yestard
Thayer
Judye
Foster
St James Gazette Urges Canada Tariff Review Debate
The St James Gazette argues for immediate government and parliament consideration of Canada’s tariff needs, asserting this is far more vital than topics in the Guling and South Africa. It questions what Chamberlain promised and what he will do for Canada while challenging Anglophobe U.S. rhetoric about a customs union.
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Chamberlain
Canada
St. James
Abe
United States
All Music There Representative Hall Opens with Gay Appearances
The representative hall opens with festive decoration and refreshments. Public interest centers on the ball and stage, promising a grand musical program for the city. Local services will be featured, with attendees urged to enjoy the event.
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Alabama
Wages Cut Spark Textile Strike at Lancaster Plant
Workers at the Lynn factory of Lyl Taber Unitis halted operations after wage cuts, prompting a strike. The December action involved about twenty workers, with laborers lodging complaints against the corporation over reduced pay amounts. The dispute centers on pay reductions and company response, amid ongoing labor tensions in Hinton Mass.
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Lynn Bacteries
Clinton
Lynn
Nedic
Hinton
Mass
Wales
Corporation
Anthony Branch En ft Hughnes and Cars Provided to Operate the Lines
Anthony Branch of the Frisci rahi appoints Davintt Braman as receiver and plans to run locomotives and cars from Santa Pe company. A rail plan assigns a station agent and two trains will run starting January with two starting points Arkinaay City and A Teter ree Dinscieins 22 pore rip ia ty.
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Davintt Braman
Anthony
Frisci Rahi
Sante Pe
Tad Cts
Steenger
WIL Wimoh
Spyrattan Authy
Fearth
Arkinaay City
Topeka Hosts Charity Fair For Children at Golden Hod
The Topeka event features Captain J G Waters leading a celebration at 08 Kansad Avenue. Shown are dolls and gifts for children, with economical prices to benefit visitors and shoppers.
Struck Down In Court As Advocate Frays Words
A courtroom scene in a U S case sees attorney Thomas P. Penton stumble over phrases and lost footing amid medical details and references to the railroad defense, while Dr Mulvanes and others respond to the disruption and a paralysis claim hangs over the proceedings. The jury and spectators witness a tense exchange as legal arguments unfold and the judge and clerks manage the chaotic moment. Rumors of Pentons long reputation as a top Kansas legal figure surface as observers note the effort to restore cadence and clarity in the face of a difficult speaking episode.
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Thomas P. Penton
Leavenworth
Mimnenes
Eddie
Supreme Court
Fenler
Bert
Railroad
Sy Fenton
Roy
Brown
Penton
Jurca
Wee
Miltvane
Mulvane
Araveee
Hiss
Roar
Matty
Bel
Franz
Ted Pac
In Dburt
Piulon
Pettan
Keniay
Bern
Bot
Penlon
Weather Forecast Confusing Narrative From Historic Page
Fragmented weather notes and scattered regional mentions describe a general warming trend across the state with night and morning temperatures varying by locale. The text weaves in references to cities, notables, and maps, suggesting a broader forecast coverage though many details are garbled.
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Gio
MR. J. C. Adams
Tadianapolis Board of Trade
Monetary Conference of the
Gentral West
Megal i
Roentgen
Banden
Miley Sora
Bayles
Edw. Kennedy
Bradford
Eng
Ben Gern
Shane Wes Asta
Ruston Freoufcharee- Peerives Steam Laundry
Milwaukee
Flower-Miller
Court Flower
Lusile Miler
Moser
le Thomas
Bion Byung Hatch
Lewet
Bryan
Cal
Iediana
Evansville
Ind
Miles Steral
Baby Boven
Pere
Phillies
Diaz Once More
Diaz
Corhigan
Trafic
Judge Thayer
Sts. James Gazette
Evary Musical Organization
Reed
General Gronvenors Erisnds
Nyere Ina
Grogvenor
J. G. Waters
Batirean
Weltame
Ransar
Tonka
Tam McNeal
Fenponsei
Tute Waaacis
Rentenontitices
Varralk
Tupeka
Thomas P. Fenton
White
U.S. Court
Rheing
Warmia
Grulesr
Brooklyn
Prine de L
Tahiing Cruteer
Fearne Tated
Sard Velay
Carmennion
Stuther
Avathis
Colum
South Miszour
Kansas Cis
Wixty
Yasin Ocenery
Heanaue City
Sia
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