Bank Robbery Report From San Jose Area Bank Heist
Bank robbers seized $7,000 at a Gintasceara area bank today at 10 o'clock, forcing the cashier to surrender. They fled in a car but were tracked by posses and captured after a brief pursuit. $7,250 in bills were reported missing, with authorities detaining two men and securing the scene as witnesses identified none of the suspects.
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Francisca
Sens Abuiguaa
Valier
Sams Fan
Eferba
Lore
Quiler
Frederick Dirge
York
Tage Basteard
Devel
San Triselaca
Oakland
Ste Neal
Mallee
Eida
Sherif
Sherif Lowen
Am¢Rman
Moody Creek
Langfort
Pila
San Jose
Berit Langford
Jall
Schwarts backs SEC ballinger in land power dispute
Assistant Commissioner Schwarts said the general land office denied claims that certain water power sites in Montaba were under state control. He noted two additional sites HbA and developed near Helens could supply power to a private company and capital improvements fund.
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Wardtestoo
Aux
Annine
Hiv
Gelther
Mt Posaman
Taly Water Power Ain
Mimi
Goverty Ef Wader
Talllager
Feu
STM
Peara
Schwarts
Hba
Helens
Weed Power Ang Laght Company
Trade outlook with China praised by Rockhill
New York August 12 Ambassdor Rockhill today stated America has a strong commercial position in China where the country has been a market since 1905. He said China is friendly and eager to deepen business ties as railroads open inland markets, potentially expanding American enterprise while European powers already control much of Chinese commerce. He warned of possible international frictions as American business seeks broader access.
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New York
Wielilam F
Rockhill
América
China
Acd
Rockhil
America
England
Germany
France
Railmada
Pater
Rueda
Closing Quotations of World Markets
New York Aug 15 The opening stock market showed a very irregular tone with some stocks bid up while others slipped. Major losses were reported in Amalgamated Copper and Certain railroad issues. United States Steel and several industrials fell fractions amid erratic activity.
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New York
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Great Norther
New York Central
Prine
United State Rubber FS
Secomd
Atlan Padhe
Tri City Racho Trans
New Fork Central
Centead Teather
Ammarg
Northsertern
Wedted Erie Ae Investment Ani Wiesel Tte
American Steel Feuiirin
Second Big Drawing With Interest Draws Thousands
Thousands watch the second big drawing with interest as Mata Avie Me a fekaa for Superintendent Mitra, amid confusion and rumors. The event appears chaotic with several spectators and uncertain outcomes noted, while government and local figures are reportedly involved in the scene.
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Mata
Avie
Mitra
Hein
Lida
Street Car Strike Nears End Amid City Turmoil
Fragmented OCR notes indicate urban transit tensions as street car workers near settlement while authorities push for resumed service. Mentions agencies and dates unclear but shows citywide impact and potential wage discussions.
Four Hundred New Men Hired at McKee’s Rock
Heavily fog shrouded the river as the Pressed Bree Car company brought about four hundred new workers to McKee’s Rock plant. Pickets alerted by the alarm of the concern’s workers attempted to intervene but arrived too late to stop the move amid ongoing labor tensions and a nearby similar hiring by a New York firm.
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Miisbure
Pressed Bree Car Company
MecKee
Fock
149 Andean Bteer Company
New York
Galt
Davis Sums Up Case In Long Inquest Hearing
Annapolis Aug 12 The court of inquiry nears a decision as Henry Darla for the defense and Mr Sutton’s advocate debate the evidence. Davis contends the board failed to fully investigate and that Lieut Button’s memory and motives and the deaths of Sutton and others deserve broader review. He criticizes the inquest for bias and argues the discipline, secrecy, and testimonies shaped the tragedy and misled the family and country.
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Court of Inquiry
Davesu
James N
Butta
Henry de Darla
Sutton
Daris
Darke
Batton
Beltera
Botton
Wister
Rose Sutton-Parker
Urier
Lieut
Adama
Oly
Davie
Tragei
Carr
Aceras
Bir
Dave
Adams
Unkes
Quierman
Sulton
Atice Fong
Lethaning
Knice Bimself
Foelker
Havin
Adame
Adenit
Battia
Sullon
Adana
Hamat
Sarmon
Mr. Basta
Court hears testimony on fatal Sutton wound and officer accountability
Surgeons Mirrot and Cook testify about a fatal wound in the Sutton case. Major Leonard and Lt Adams clash over responsibility citing frantic statements by a woman. Dr Schaeffer offered expert opinion on eradication wounds as the trial nears completion.
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Cook
Dar 38
Bultra
Polston
Major Tefort
Sutton
Vale
Bimney
Adems
Ibn
Boser
Birner
Leonant Appse
Davis
Theo
Raveres
Secaet
Ney
Adama
Batten
Utley
Osterman
Dellert
Leonard
National Amateur Athletic Union meet opens in Seattle area
Athletes from across the nation gather in Heattla to contest the Amateur Athletic Union championship track meet. Top juniors and intercollegiate competitors challenge fast fields with expected record runs in sprints and distance events. Prominent contenders include runners from Chicago and New York, with officials predicting world class performances and new marks on the fast track.
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Meyer
Tatay
New York
de UW
Eminity
Mare UN Olney
Chicary
Rune
St. Dantara
Eof
Nefeea
Tostos
Panter
Oliver Huston
University of Grogun
Rath Capen
Itinavapalin
Jack
Foon Briekenn
Mott Waren
Vth
Hotle Elu
Bexien
Nienol
Hundred University Students Rally for Access and Attention
A group of one hundred students gathers on campus demanding better attention to their needs and improved access to university resources. Organizers urge administration to address housing, funding, and study space shortages as attendees chant for action.
Mass student disruption reported at university
A disrupted class at the University of Chi Fam saw almost one hundred students briefly removed as authorities tackled a widespread protest. President Jude described the incident as excessive academic neglect and warned of further action to restore order.
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University of Chi Fam
Jude de
Thaw Still Has Hope in Committment Case
Attorney Amos J Stephens seeks to modify Justice Mills order on William Thaw to allow continued stay at White Plats while arrangements are made for a residence. The transfer to Matteawan and the therapy-related revocation are debated as Thaw's mum asks for time to prepare the move. The court timeline remains tied to October hearings and a potential reevaluation of Thaw’s commitment status.
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Mounterpan
Vo Age HK
Harry K. Thaw
Mattrawan
Jasar Mille
Thaw
Dare Core
White Maria
Justice Mills
Amos J H. Stephens
Matteazan
Justler
Charles Morechanter
Bisctient
Stepheor
Mateawan
Morachauser
Justien Mille
Mattemean
Stephens
Perforie
Maleewan
Waits 19 Days for Trial for Stealing Two Cents
In New York Angunt DeeBor, Charles Waiton of Rockaway Heath faces a 19 day delay before trial in the court of special erashng. The case centers on alleged theft of two cents as papers were sent. Awaiting authorization to push the case forward, Waltec is connected to a prior matter and faced a possible sentence if found guilty.
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New York
Angunt DeeBor
Charles Wateon
Rockaway Heath
Special Erashng
Ae Waltec
Jali
Actress’ Husband Seriously Injured In Incident
A dramatic incident in St. Yate left the actress’ husband badly hurt after a confrontation involving Charles Van Shaddferd and Craer Van btuattiard. Authorities say the man suffered a fracture and other injuries amid the confusion as onlookers described the chaotic scene and the resulting medical care.
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van Straitecy
Threatened Spanish Moorish Conflict Near Madrid
News from Madrid describes a tense clash as Spain concentrates 23,000 troops under General Marinas at Melilla amid Moorish forces. Reports from Jellita and nearby areas indicate multiple artillery exchanges and attempts by Moorish fighters to disrupt a key railway and light. Observers note growing tension as General Bartersen considers inland movements.
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Madrid
Melilla
General Marinas
Moore
Ayala
Abe Miurder
Automons Down Sen Automons Down Sen
A motor car belonging to a news paper ran into a column of territorial troops, causing a chain collision. The rear vehicle plowed through the line, killing one man and injuring several others with many stunned or bruised.
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Tromiides
Wittentre
Lande
Marth
Rowte
Lamp Explosion Claims Child and Mother in Home Disaster
A lamp explosion at a residence fatally injures a three year old and harms the mother. Investigators note the wick may have been low as flames damaged the room where the children slept. Witnesses describe a sudden, destructive blast and a ruined home scene.
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Helette
Pas Ae
Mickather
Peteeller
Hiberca
Saving Political Offenders for a Certain Death
A fragmented report from Chicago outlines a political case involving Arfense Jearne and Thomas Batata as they face charges of printing mutter and sedition. The text mentions a legal counsel, Artemes Charles Ih Sowlar, and references a trial in a dangerous context.
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Chicago
Artemes Charles
Local fair menu listing prompts confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a manor event and a hated show with unclear context. The readable bits point to a 15M time reference and a bin related item, but details and participants remain obscured.
Cross-C Distance F Airplane Race in Wartime Minutes
In a wartime relief report from Port Myers to Mezandri Vag, Willett, Frater, and Willard lead a cross country air race effort. The narrative threads describe makeshift aviation progress, a ten mile flight plan, and efforts to boost morale amid the war era, with notes of timing and local involvement.
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Auze
Willard
Port Myer
Mezandri
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Willett
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