Fragmented OCR History Note Reflects Medical Surgery Mentions
An OCR damaged passage references doctors and surgeons around mid 20th century topics. It mentions names like Kane, Pyne, and historical figures in a scattered, partial context. The text hints at medical procedures, training, and possible political or social commentary embedded in a chaotic sequence of phrases.
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Wren
Rasemre
Copntufia Aomathioe
Levi
Earl
Toit
Shantesi
Feeenele
Hampton editor and president clash over overdue tribute
A heated dispute outlines controversy between Hampton editor of a Review and President Norman Pines over a critic’s overdue burden and insinuations. The debate centers on student responses and recitations as trustees strive to address campus tensions and duties.
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Washburn
Fulton
Atgden
Ettore Samtaa
Hampton
Tive
Norman Pines Vluitar
Storken
Damping Eterle
Fe Cuntinghem
Canningter
End of Red Tape Seen in Ballot Handling Plan
Election Commissioner T. S Williams argues for 21 extra clerks to manage ballots on election day July 7. Proposed measures include new ballot boxes, voter registration oversight, and staff to maintain ballot integrity amid heated debates on voter eligibility and gender participation.
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T. S Williams
Tf Aanleti
Anil
Arcercine
St. Will Nadie
Kenepal
Fenuie
Mile
Suzerworks
Urebeeltion
Willinnes
Fire at Goodland causes $425,000 in damages
Fire at Goodland damages a business building and its contents. Investigators report extensive losses estimated at about 425,000 dollars. No serious injuries are mentioned and authorities are reviewing the incident details.
Senate Holds Up Tariff Debate Amid Statehood Mess
An obscure Senate session centers on the Wilson German Tariff Bill with no vote on West Insulation, amid strong opposition from Aldrich. The debate touches on tariff rates, revenue, and political maneuvering as West and others press for relief while acknowledging the broader statehood issue.
Train Collision Tragedy In Pittsburgh Area Causes Multiple Deaths
A wreck on the Monongahela division of the Pennsylvania railroad near Pittsburgh results in seven deaths and several injuries. Reported rear-end collision between a passenger car and a freight train at the Cochrane station area. Names of victims and injured listed. freight crew blamed pending investigation.
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Monongibela Civielon
Penn
Suiveile
Cochrane Station
Dinquesne
BE Stroud
Borrner
Ac Sormanuieelars
John Stewart
John Pollo
Wilson Skatton
Fporeigneier
Porhigniers
Wasta Henptiat
Tek D. Conk
Sai Sullanisky
Peter Kimoski
John Smith
Seriasiely
Ake Chanhe
Mike Genuill
West Filizabeth
Goolranett
Anextra Freight Walch
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Patticlin
Reight
Maine
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Normelons
Hengfinks
Duarte
Runn Ing
Wintow
Tittsturig
Jun
Abe Vietima
Inet
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Raiivad
McKeecratt Hospital
Acci
Dent
Mitch
Reception at Academy Washburn Students Entertain
Washburn students and friends attended a reception at the academy. The event featured performances by the students and remarks highlighting their activities. A crowded program showcased music and literary efforts and honored notable contributors.
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Washburn
Weather report notes colder trend and unsettled Friday
A garbled local weather summary reports colder temperatures than Wednesday with strong northerly wind. Forecast calls for fair tonight with warmer parts, and likely unsettled conditions Friday. minimum around 23 and high near 409 despite OCR errors.
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Tate Pfelock
Ofetovic
Ofelex
oFelyck
Minimruni
Santa Fe men win pay raise for engineers and firemen
Chicago reports Santa Fe engineers and firemen along the main lines east of Albuquerque won a pay increase. The railroad labor group pressed the claim and the company granted from 6 to 12 percent, totaling about 39000 dollars annually in added wages. The elevation affects Santa Fe coast lines from Ath Mudinus to Sin Prats.
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Chicago
Remon
Atehisat, Toyoka & Santa Fe
Cramer
Railroad Men's Organiaation
Cempany
Jett
St Santa
W. Renitick
Eneneers
Fremim
Sant Fe
Bante Fe Main
Albuquerate
Sexe
J Fo House Moves to New York Sun Mix in March
J Fo House, author of second Thouchia for Tapeka Capital, plans a March move to New York Sun Mix. The piece showcases originality and versatility as he aims to head toward the metropolis, following trends of Kansas writers.
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J. Fo House
Tapeka
New York Sun
Yolinw
Kansas
Tom
Metropolis
Fragmented tale of idle chatter and fragmented names
A garbled OCR passage records scattered names and slang about smoking customs, social observations, and a confused journey narrative. It mentions Steve Cave, Cy Leland, Ths Jowt Niggineses Ming, Lane last brother, Ralph Burton, and references to a Dane Tasehood. overall the text lacks a coherent event or clear facts.
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Ieee
Cy Leland
Ming
Sxantas
Ralph
Burton
D. C
Gelmes
Mulvane
Furton
Iie Departare
Copeland
Amiet
Run on Schenectady Bank Reflects Lingual Confusion
Confusion over a translated banking report sparked a run at Schenectady Savings Bank, oldest in the state. Thousands withdrew deposits before the bank, prepared for a rush, paid out all funds by noon as fear subsided and the crowd dispersed afterward.
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Schenectady
Iiport
Banking Department
Tytn
Thie
Forlowers
Bank of Mern
Carrie Nation Criticized By University Speaker
Lyman Abbott at University of Chicago urges students to seek character and moral power over mere book learning. He cites Carrie Nation as example of intemperance and warns education should build self discipline and virtue, not just academic prowess or social influence.
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Lyman Abbott
Chicago ‘Tribune
Carrie
Nation
Loman Aoe
New York
Antott
Hewes
Carrie Nurlon
Burton
Six Liens Filed In Hempstead County Court Action
New York reports six liens filed in Hempstead involving nearly $5000 tied to Howard Gould. The case centers on the Sands Point property on Port Washington Line where Gould’s building is at issue. Contractors refuse to explain reasons until the county court review. Deputy sheriffs kept guards on the premises amid autumn troubles with a workman.
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New York
Jan
Hempstead
Castle Gould
Sands Point
Port
Govid
Grand American Handicap Set for April in Kansas City
The Grand American Handicap will be staged in Kansas City Missouri from April 14 to 16 at Bike River Motions Park. Secretary Elmer Shaner reports ground arrangements are complete and expects over 900 entries making it the largest shoot in event history.
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Fan X
Intimmate Jtergets
Kinmaq City
Bike River Mooptitns Park
Ty Elmer EK
Shaner
Atgrature Shooting Association
Unclear Clerical Succession in Winchester Title
Fragmentary OCR hints at succession to archbishoprics and named cities. Mentions Dr Temple, Dr Devieeen, Winchester, Canterbury, and several large cities with scattered temperatures or data. Details are garbled with no coherent event or date.
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Jan S
Devieeen
Bleho
Winchester
Han Tse
Canterbury
de Temple
Castro Agrees to Submit Case to The Hague Tribunal
Castro confirms decision to bring the dispute before the Hague Tribunal. The move signals intent to pursue international legal resolution, with expected arguments outlining alleged violations and requested remedies. Officials did not provide additional comment on timelines or procedures.
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Hague Tribunal
Castro open to arbitration on claims and blockade
Washington reports indicate President Castro remains undecided on a cash payment and the withdrawal of the blockade. Bowen forwards another reply to the state department as arbitration is considered, with British and German notes referenced. Details will be arranged before the next step, including commission appointment and Castro's view on allied demands for payment and immediate blockade withdrawal.
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Washington
Minterer Bowen
State Department
Castro
Strict Quarantine and Plague Deaths Reported in Mazatlan
Information from Hermosillo warns of quarantine around Guaymas due to plague near Mazatlan. Soldiers along the boundary will shoot trespassers. no passports issued to Guaymas. Reports say the plague foothold exists in Guaymas or across the Sierra boundary as authorities tighten control. Thirteen deaths in Mazatlan linked to the plague, dozens ill, with city under siege by disease and commerce halted. Weather notes from Chicago predict a wet, cold spell with variable winds.
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Hermosillo
Guaymas
Masutlan
Sonora
Shilog
iSine
Muinae
Aros
Ima
Guaymils
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Sinalen
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Mazattin
Mexico
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