Unclear OCR item mentions officials and bills in 1930s context
Fragmented text references Frank G. Burke, voluntary ordinances, court arraignment for soft coal, a 97 008 ball or tax figure, and a speech by Commissioner Dariington. It notes Secretary Roole, Clinton home visit, Pan-America committee, and multiple bills about native allotment, land sales, poor farms, sponge diving, and Montana lands.
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Wlastover Darling
Ktat
Frank G. Burke
Triad
Comminskonsr Dariington
Republican Party Holds Iron Hand at Indiana Convention
At Tavalluson Hall Indianapolis, April meeting of the Republican state convention nominated pre-candidates for governor and other offices. Speakers, including Senator Beveridge and Hemenway, attacked Democrats, defended protective tariffs, and urged continued enforcement of antitrust laws while pledging party unity and reform.
Complications Arise From Russian Soldier Wives and Miscarried Marriages
In Petersburg on April 11, reports say Russian prisoners presumed dead returned home to discover wives remarried. A widow briefly linked to husband No 1 is found to be mother of a child by husband No 2, while husband No 3 may claim paternity. Village priest refers mediation, and care of the baby is assigned to a new guardian.
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Fetersburg
Awaa
Bngpend
Mrmt
Pamaly
Rhulva
Cho Ixtter
Beny Sls
Two Games Played In The Hoog Works Tournament
Two games were played today at the Hoog Works tournament in Ye Yori. George Burton defeated Albert C. Cutlery as Sutton posted the tournament’s high runs and Slosson led with an 0. Tar and Nie Besices claimed notable scores. In the second game George Stossoe beat Louis Duca, with Slosson’s big run and an unbeaten run by Stetson’s men shaping the tight match. Tomorrow Jucaly Schaefer faces Ora Morninestac in the Inter same Wilin Honor.
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Sonta Cure
Paris
George Burton
Chicago
Albert C. Cutlery
Boston
Sun
Sutton
Nie Besices
George Stossoe
Hin Cly
Louis Duca
Slorem
Cure Jel
Neing
BP Slosson
Tye
Parlelen
Theor
Jone
Struck White Woman in New York Apts Scene
Fragments depict a chaotic incident aboard a Ninth Avenue elevated train where a crowd is held at bay by a pistol wielding man. The description references a Worth Tudlin black man Arburr Trott and a conflict involving Mise feybet Oliver, a Alabama resident, amid a noisy confrontation and violent language.
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New York
Apts
Arburr Trott
Donfahson
Feybet Oliver
Alabama
Ami
Ivolver
Mex Oliver
Mreker
Unclear OCR item on dynamite accident and payments
Fragmentary report describes an explosion or mishap involving a plow and dynamite, with disrupted names and locations. References to fall, injury, and unpaid fees appear amid garbled text, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th local notice about damages or due payments.
House Page Edings See Action On Indian Treaty
Washington April 11. When House members called the house to order they ratified an agreement with the Glow tribe of Indians in South Pay hola See passed. The post police appropriation was then taken up. The military record of General Jacob H. Smith was reviewed in a swift debate led by Mr. Bannon Ohio defending actions in the Philippines. General Wood's achievements were cited as vindication of General Groth. Mayes spoke in favor of higher postal clerk salaries.
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Reipulcan Party
Republican Party
Henatora Beveridge
Hedenway
Beveridge
Republic
Rigo
Wepubdjican Party
Uman
Reality Toon
Teesayel
Palibank
Indiaga
Inerder
Rand
Tore
Apriran
Xchensi Leaederd
Idiessey
Washington
Byeeket Caunoy
Mnacnnta
Eneril Groth
Mayes Ald
Athletes' Athens trip delayed by Naples eruption
The American Olympic team en route to Athens faced possible delays as Vesuvius eruptions disrupted Naples rail and port operations. Plans to disembark at Naples and travel overland to Brindisi, then by coast steamer to Patras, faced jeopardy with the eruption and ash cloud. A gunboat possibly sought to aid the voyage.
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New York
Agri HoThe Svuptibas
Vesuville
Athens
Nombere
Nuri Gecman
Bararross
Rae
Bay of Naples
Naples
Brindid
Ambark
Firsues
Man Rescued After Bridge Jump Into East River
A man leaped from the Williamsburg Bridge into the East River, about 136 feet below the center. He was pulled from the water by a ferry crew, drained and unconscious, later revived and saved as witnesses watched from the Brooklyn side.
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New York
Williamsburg
East Rier
Ban
Mo Izanact
Oil of poor quality sold by local Standard agent
In Mijdietown Conn April 21 John Hoglan a local Standard Oil agent was convicted of selling inferior dangerous oil. He faces forty days jail and a fine. Civil suits by Theodore White followed an oil explosion at a tannery injuring his daughter. White seeks damages while testing by Headley of Wesleyan University supported the verdict.
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Mijdietown
Conn
John Hoglan
Loral
Standard Oil Company
Ant
Theodore White
Ab Als Ronte
Cauin
Pret
Headley
Wesleson University
Hans
Fragmentary OCR Dutch City Debris Reflects Chaos
A garbled OCR passage references widespread destruction and confusion across multiple locales. It mentions maps, citizens, and a sequence of unclear phrases, with scattered hints of places like New York and unspecified events. The text remains unreadable for concrete details.
Mount Vesuvius erupts devastating Naplew area
Naplew reports describe Mount Vesuvius erupting with ash clouds over the city and surrounding towns. Troops and civilians endure collapse of buildings, ash layers reaching inches, and mass evacuation from towns including Torre Del Greco and Ban Gennaro. Seismic readings rise, observatories record intense activity, and relief efforts begin as residents flee to safety while officials urge calm.
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Mount Vesuvius
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Ita
Jonper Porte
Bullrey
Persevara
Tn Walla
Blakes
Ald
Whd
Ar Dal
Munich
Jane
Noptes
Java
Unclear OCR Text from Kansas Coal Operators Meeting
Fragmented report covers a meeting of the Southwest Interstate Coal Operators Association. Mentions crews, Kansas City, Missouri, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, and discussions of arbitration for miners. President W. C. Perry cites prior statements. A Kirksville official notes tension and calls for government intervention. Roosevelt settlement efforts discussed.
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Kansas
Il. Romanet
Kirksville
Fesndation
Dave
Roosevelt
Man Kills, Injures Pedestrians in Mutilated Car Crash
A driver plowed into a crowd near a memorial in Ava Indiana fatally injuring two and wounding four others. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as the car struck pedestrians along Avon Street. Casualties included a bystander restrained by police after the crash.
Fragmented OCR text from unknown local notice
OCR garble about dates places and people unnamed in a disrupted notice. It references a foundation, dates, bans and homes possibly connected to a local event or sale. Names, places, and actions are unclear due to severe transcription errors.
Local brief garbled item from Nantes Agri update
A garbled report from Nantes Agri updates notes an outbreak and an announced impact. It mentions an estimated agent and a wave affecting Rineless, with unclear details on persons or organizations involved.
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Nantes
Agri
Utia
Uoi
Miners in Session in Anthracite Strike Era
Fragmentary report on miners in session within the anthracite industry. Mentions wage concerns, power struggles between workers and employers, and calls for action amid evolving labor conditions. Names and precise details are unreadable in the copy.
Convention resumes with closed doors in Fittawurg
In Fittawurg Kansas on April 11 the United Union Workers district convention of No. 34 resumed sessions behind closed doors. The finance and committee reports are set for consideration, with subcommittees preparing their findings for review.
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Fittawurg
Kan
Distried
United Iion Workers
Ite
Tousy
Cleored Dora
Thancale
Unclear fragment about April game in Mexaville Pa
Fragmentary report from Mexaville Pennsylvania dated April 11 notes a halftime issue and speculates on ongoing events involving a group of men and a tally or time reference, but the text is garbled and provides few concrete details or names.
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Mexaville
Campaign begins for child labor reform in nation
Representatives from the Senate and various groups push for a vote on a child labor bill as the Women’s Health Protection group plans actions this week. Key figures include J Prautmang and Dr Samuel Ko who discuss the two million enslaved children in the country and urge women to join a letter-writing campaign.
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Ujs
Ramon
Gorvaly
Ovary
Ua Eenate
Columbia
Columbia and the Children'a Hugedu Bk
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Tnt
Rockety
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Elpetric
Post Partia- Tat
Fopul Arcan Club
Sinteracion
S¢ Diel Xuenton
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Ph J Prautmang
Cheie - Mara
Samuel Ko
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National End Uyos
Tha Woman's Republic
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Cam Balza
Attempt to wreck a train near Pittsburg Kansas
An attempted bombing derailed a southbound St Louis train near Pittsburg between Tarent and Scammon, with dynamite placed on the track. The express, traveling about thirty miles per hour, tore up a large stretch of track and caused significant car damage. Authorities know the suspect by the nickname Meteor and vow to capture the perpetrator.
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Pitsburg
Kan
St. Louis
Tarek
Scammon
Pittsburg
Judge Jamest Gay Coednn Passes From Case to Court
Thiladelphia reports that former Judge Jamest Gay Coednn yesterday ended his stint as private counsel to Sta yer Weavers, a ten month term begun with the Mayor's office aim to stir political reform. The conference with mayor and Mr Girton led to a ruling that pending prosecutions fall under state attorneys with available evidence, and Gordon’s services are no longer required in these cases.
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Toy Stayer Weavers
Minis
Politcal Enatrod
Tara Woobarheen
Gordon
Tha Mayne
Girton
Sho Mstylet Atearnes
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