Impact of German election on postwar sentiment
The article reports international reactions to a German election and its potential effect on postwar relations. Senator Swanson and officials discuss fears of renewed German rearmament and the possibility of further conflict, while bankers weigh lending to Germany based on outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Horab
Swanson
Ae Enn
Vine Ginlg
Comniltes
Robert Ae Formak-Secretiry
Autopsy Notes on a Frayed Ledger Entry
A clipped fragment hints at a chaotic fileA entry about autopsy notes and an unsigned ledger. Details are scarce. the text suggests a tense, obscure case file with missing dates and contexts. The tone implies investigative notes rather than a full narrative.
Ex-Wilmetan election flare echoes old regime
Fragmentary OCR reports a chaotic election scene with distorted names and phrases. The text mentions Ex-Kaiser and Meld, Hindouburg, and a response of rejoicing, signaling a period of political upheaval and public emotion. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Avilhelm Hoheizeliern
von Hindou
Fragmentary OCR summary of wartime dispatches and charges
Fragmented text references election, Germany, envoys, and alleged abuses. Mentions Barong Ago Maltana cambaendor te, and DarwONA charged with aiding foreign operations. Incomplete lines suggest discussions of intentions, obligations, and enforcement. No coherent narrative or clear outcome emerges from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ures
Barong
Von
Maltana
Acre
Darwona
Atfteu Lra
Idaho attorney appointments stir political lines
Boise April 27 The appointment of Colonel 8 G Ligi s United States district attorney for Idaho is debated as senatorial influence and party loyalty clash with legal qualifications. Rumors swirl of potential successors from Boise Gooding and opponents from other towns while a separate land office consolidation under W B Borah hardens factional lines.
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Boise
Idaho
G. Ligis
United States District
Tdaho
Department of Justice of Washington
Igaves & Vallancy
United States District Attorney's
Idalio
United States
Frank St Gooding
Snl
Gooding
W. 15. Borah
Tla Wae
Sendler Gooding
David
Belind
Davis
Goins
Distrief
Washington
Department of Mandea
Sweeley
Pin Walls
Davia
Goodwing
Nawies
Nawies of “Buch ‘Ahoneys Ay BP. 1, Cavaney of Boise, Guy Blasel
J. H. Pulcraon
Itsy
Roy Black
Povatelloy
M.D. Sweeley
Win Pailé
Clancy Rt
Clair
Dao Walls
Ralph Neleon
Coeur d'Atene
M. J
Coeur D'Atond
Janina
vAllenog
Dovig
W. BE. Bo- Toh
United States Land Office
Secretary’ of the Interior
Plata
Boisa
Bartlett Binelal
A. F. Hoyason
Sinclair
Bepion
He' Dholdn
Fragmentary British dispatches and imperial notes
The readable fragments describe foreign affairs with cautious tone. Mentions include Britain and Prime Minister George yet with unclear details. The text references voyages, legal actions, and political tensions tied to wartime diplomacy and the Southampton region. Names and dates are partially legible, hindering full clarity.
Explosion Kills Five in Coal Mine Disaster
Five workers died in an explosion at the Weatmoveland coal mine in Mill Grove near West Newson Pennsylvania. Four entombed men were located by a relief squad from the Bureau of Mines headquarters at Altoona, as the blast tore through the entrance.
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West Newson
Weatmoveland Voal Company
Mill Grove
Here
Murder Case Ties Railroad Man and Politician
Clues point to Brutus Marler of Waiting Wonon and Gary police officer tied to the brutal murder of a woman whose corpse was found near Chesterton. The scene included a car badge, an obliterated worker card, a pearl necklace, glasses, and a crumpled newspaper. A Gary man identified the victim as Marave Bishop, a recently married woman.
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Brutus Marler
Waiting Wonon
Garry Lilian
Jary
Inds
Tao
Combreton
Chesterton
Gary Politie
Gary
Dynamite fuse cut by officer saves many
Chicago April 27 Police officer Patrick Muldinit and three patrolmen acted to stop a burning dynamite fuse behind the Rising Decorating Company building. Muldinit cut the fuse with a pocket knife, preventing a likely explosion that could have damaged the plant and nearby property. The package contained eighteen sticks of dynamite and is linked to labor troubles at the Rising Decorating Company under the Landis award.
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Chicago
Patrick Muldinit
Rising, Decorating Company
Po- Moe
Moldibill
Landis
Absit rumors name A H Conner as US Senate candidate
In Boise rumors persist that Attorney General A H Conner may run for the United States Senate. The reporting notes indecisive currents and mentions Frank R. Cood as a contrasting figure in the political chatter.
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Boise
Idaho
A. H. Conner
United States
Frank R. Cood
Germany Elects Von Hindenburg President of Republic
United Press reports Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg elected president with about 14.6 million votes versus Wilhelm Marx’s 13.7 million in a 30.5 million voter roll. Widely noted are reactions in allied capitals and Potsdam royal displays as Germany shifts toward renewed militarism fears.
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Field Marshall von Hindenburg
Republic
Germany
Marx
United Press
Paul von Hindenburg
German Republic
Wilhelm Marx
Hindenburg
France
Rhine
Europe
Washington
Berlin
Thablinton
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Nitiongliste
United
Prest
Luther
Mea Jaure
van Hindenburg
Tillon
Rote
Labor
Howaver
Patifen
Bught
Ganiany
Hindenhaus
Ohese
Pony
Berisson
Bpaselsta
Tigportins
Karla
Luhe
Prussian Ensign Hoisted as War Ends Rumor
Reports from Germany say imperial colors were hoisted over former royal dwellings to mark the end of a world conflict. The scene showed red, white and black banners at royal residences amid public ceremonies and speculation about the new political order and Princetburg's forthcoming election.
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Potsham
Germany
Prindertburg
Congressman Smith Endorses National Child Health Day
Idaho representative Adiigon Binish endorsed National Child Health Day in a letter to Secretary Hoover. He praised conserving child health as vital to the nation and urged action to improve health conditions for children nationwide.
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Smith
New. York
Adiigon
T.” Binish
Idaho
Hoover
Inporkaues
Hove
Subsidy clash among two SHP officials in Washington
Scattered notes describe SHP subsidy disputes involving two officials in Washington on April 27, with references to senior figures, wartime topics, and governmental positions. The fragmented account mentions the White House, a shipboard committee, and debates on policy directions amid ongoing congressional deliberations.
Possession of Opium Conviction Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today upheld a conviction for possession of opium in a Cleveland lodging house case. Yoo Hen was found with an opium pipe and opium cigarettes nearby, affirming the trial outcome. The ruling discusses opium import prohibition and related intent.
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Wasrington
D.C
Opti
Herrison
Supreme Court
Clevaland
Yoo Hén
Explosion at Oregon City claims several lives
Historic report details a deadly powder blast at a southern homestead. The blast killed one child and wounded others, with two more injured as authorities piece together the incident and response.
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Oregon City
Ore
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