Mayor Gay's Condition After Shooting Rumors Spread
Confusion over Mayor Gay's status grows after conflicting hospital briefings. Reported bullet lodged in his throat with hopes of full recovery, while secretary Robert Adameulis remains in danger zone for a week. Medical staff stress cautious optimism amid rumors and sensational speculation.
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Gaykoay
Sesterlay
Robert Adameulis
Dungry
Dineaurtenus
Marr
Tifes Craire
oMar
Manny
Aurea
Scorely Adamann
Ambiguous Gun Incident At City Event
A garbled report describes a shooting linked to Mayer Gaynor and a scene involving Wing Gallagher and others. The imprecise text mentions hospital presence and possible charges, with unclear sequence and names, reflecting a chaotic account of a violent incident.
Montana man appointed head of park projects in Mandan
A Montana man has been named supervisor and superintendent for park construction and traffic in Mandan. The appointee was approved by the interior department and hypervisor in charge of road and traffic projects. The position oversees the upcoming park improvements and related duties, with official duties starting soon.
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Hyerviker
Rudy
Trafic
Mandan
Vet benefit plan item appears in garbled report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Rotomet item for veterans and a related scheme but lack clear details. The text is unreadable in key areas leaving uncertainty about scope, participants, and outcomes. Additional legible copy needed to produce a proper summary.
Notable figures linked to medical cases and a deadly break in
Fragmentary 19th century report mentions John W. Guire and figures in New York, with references to a special medical reunion and a death from paralysis. It notes a physician's classification of a decline in mental health and a remote Florida location as part of the tale. The text also alludes to a violent incident near Alamo and a group of hundreds involved in a disturbance.
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Arksdaled
John W. Guire
Wal
Wea
New
Yorks
NATO
Mir
Gig
Duryi Lilkioun
Qivonod
Mass
Mount McKinley ascent effort ends in setback
An expedition led by A L Cool and Todd from the New York Herald Portland Oregonian party failed to reach Mount McKinley due to insufficient provisioning. Rusk indicated a future ascent is possible with a larger party and $10,000, and he would guarantee an attempt within thirty days.
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Seattle
Wath
Teask
Chem
Wnat
Rag
Partiind
A. L. Cool
Todd Indiey
New York Herald-Portland
Oregonian
Mount
Mckinley
Bertini
Rusk
Watt
Rink Saya
Dr. Cookson
Ruth
Glacier
Rowte
Repk
Parthar
Beliv
Wwe
Upton
Tomas Llosa
Pxicbanks
Fonte
Duke Eager To Miss Biking In Switzerland
Disjointed dispatches place Duke of the Amnart linked to Basie in Switzerland on a veiled travel note. References to Hotel Vireo and Sigur Sax route hint at a transport or meeting plan amid unclear details. A late August entry mentions changes in travel and a potential fading storyline with family ties and months of absence.
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Deag Sin Diego
Cel. Ag
Iva
Mary A. Shefin
Thomas F
Margaret
Ying
Abe
Johnson
Welk
Alex Jobson
Lin Welsh Estate
Basie
Switzerland
Duke
The
Amnart
Vireo
Semlise
Blowins
Whistle Use Discussed by Bunton Officials in London
Mhlong Bunton observer mentions use of whistles by police and crossing signals in London. Discussion notes whistle signals to coordinate traffic and railway movements, with reference to Knights Templar peal and urban enforcement. Lord Huston plans to raise the matter with city authorities in major British cities.
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Mhlong
Bunton
Landon “Dowhice
Chicago
Asweridud Uhlef
Baller
Chicign
Menidedy
Gid
Earl
London
Knights Templar
Whistle system approved to aid visionless Chicago pedestrians
Chicago officials approved a plan to install distinct whistle signals for blind residents. The traffic squad will deploy a unique whistle sound to mark crossings, easing navigation on congested downtown streets and aiding the visually impaired.
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Chicago
Off Pial Design Us
Ver Ierdyy
Rscognie
Fotvatmeny
Sensation at a public meeting stirs unrest in city
A raucous gathering features the mayor and officials amid chants and interruptions. Spollane and Bee Woyburn are among those noted as the crowd reacts to proposals cited as “Live” and “ThE Repintinan meetings.” The scene includes a sensation at the Congress precinct and a tense close with calls for order.
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Spollane
Agga
Senalow
Bee Woyburn
Lai
Ramer
Denlio
Orenestyn
Abedley
Ale Jaen
Tanzi Frase
Fires threaten mills as 700 men rally in Washington state
Reported unrest near Belingham Washington describes a gathering of 700 men at the Fifth regiment of the aia and an Amp jicrn with feverish chatter about fires. Forest dangers rage within four AW and a string of mills face potential arson as crews work to defend their shingle mills and mills crews tend fires.
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Aiaan
Inelltas
BeLlingham
Wash
Auy
Severn
Tive
World Markets Rally and Slump Amid Trading Activity
A midweek market report notes mixed movements with American stocks advancing briefly before a broad retreat. Cattle and hog futures show steady to softer prices as volume flags and speculative demand wanes amid railroad and energy sector weakness.
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New York
Saul
Statky
Msi
Ty High
Paci
Ambinion Teche
Southern Pacific
Tokay Gt
Pain
Pennayivania
Céssalton
Amer Ican
Eal
Union Paeifie
Nuateporis
Frars
Wendling in Louisville ends elusive detective chase
A scrambled report recounts the 12 July capture of Wendling in Louisville after a lengthy chase spanning states. Capt. Cagney led officers who seized Wendling during a dramatic street scene amid tense crowds, with links to Alma Kellney and a broader mystery surrounding a cellar discovery and the Byunsrile incident.
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Toulaying
Joseph
Kellner
Capt
Cagney
Luwlsville
Bao
Bris Bradito
Police
Kentucky
Hranaville
Ind
Crenay Eid
Wagni
Murner
Wendling
Lowe Vile
Mari
Caeem
Une
Chasey
Ban Froveleen
Loulaville
Alma Kellney
St. Douar
Puroeltfid
Uehont Wits
Untitled North River Incident in New York Court Records
A garbled OCR fragment describes a legal matter involving John Maughan, an elderly resident of Mayhem, and a contentious event near the North River in New York. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption, with mentions of payment prices and possible actions or accusations.
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New Yorks
Aig
Nige
John Maughan
Mavem
Pete Ow
North River
Garly
Tad
Ching
Bowie
Jt Truk
Podlernue
Will Reyes
Fragmented political dispatch from a fractured convention
A garbled report discusses delegates, credentials, and rules with reference to a committee, potential action, and possible delays. Mentions Lewis, Choi, and unclear names amid a chaotic recount of procedural maneuvers and expected outcomes.
One More RAL Road Rally in Oregon District
Portland scene details a plan linking Redmond to a Desetutes highway project with the Hartt Wu System. It outlines a southward rail alignment from Redmond toward Natran and Kinnuih Pallets, with construction underway. Judge Lovett directs inspections of the Peachulerire Saturday context and a proposed connection near Yale.
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Portland
Ore
Robert
Lavell
Pancha
Lovett
Yale
Bankers Favor Postal Bank Plan In New York
A rough, OCR damaged report describes bankers supporting a postal savings bank plan in New York. It notes opposition from postal authorities and quotes figures skeptical of the proposal, framed as a major political issue. The piece cites alleged public sentiment and describes ongoing lobbying and debates among bankers, officials, and the press.
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New York
Bank
Srilom
York
Newilyo
Mawler Ceneral
M. Tryna
Anget
Usnaral Hitchcock
Pathal Anvings
Yeaseat
Milional
Isa Posintiice
Sas
Americans Mob In Violent clash on Wartime Day
A chaotic scene unfolded as American individuals were mobbed by locals in an incident near a crowded area. Police intervened after Miller and Sulzer drew revolvers, aiming to attract attention and deter the hostile crowd. The turmoil left several injured as bystanders tried to shield themselves amid gunfire and crowd retaliation.
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Waluachin
Ditena
Vietna i
Hibson
Anil
Indurius
Astley
Ali
Takig
Eat
Sulzer
Aby
Miller
Nowa
Flyboy Soars to 10000 Feet in High Flight Attempt
The Drexel Aviation Ace piloted a plane toward a record flight near Brookins field on a Saturday afternoon. He climbed to about four thousand feet, then continued upward as a large crowd watched anxiously. Fuel gauges warned of depletion and the air showed a heavy humidity as observers waited for a safe return.
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Lontony Ass
Drexel
Amériety
Nylon
Loauecoen
Ayk Snaterday
Drexel Hind
Outdoor performance details at lake event
An unclear report describes an outdoor performance with multiple names and places distorted by OCR. It mentions a performer, a lake setting, and an unspecified event with activity and crowds, but key facts are garbled and unreadable.
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Faye Hospital
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Dallagher
Mayer Gaynor
Inmager
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Sal Alamo
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Wolf
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Murray
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Beyra
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Amore
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Tmatrey
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Pelen
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Bieineaa
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Sronsten
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Kahn
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Walker
Freton
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Informnation
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Lewik Sila
Witestt Huts
Wallace
Foresta
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Sys Gille
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