Assassinations Reported Across Europe and Asia
A chaotic report claims multiple political assassinations in Europe and Asia. Names, places, and dates blur. St. Petersburg chief of secret police Colonel Kazpom killed by a bomb. Bombay magistrate Arthur Jackson murdered. Romania’s prime minister wounded. India faces rising anti-British violence amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
India
Aother
Seoul
Korea
Koreatt
Kazan
Secret Police
Kazpom
Brown
Atvarchist
Bombay
Arthur Mt, Jacksop
Asa
Kirpolt
Bek
Yollo
Meres Senos
Assacsiiatan
Britten
Artie
Jackwon
Homibay
Inekson
Jackson
Indic
Ives
Kilcheney
Andrew Fraser
Bengal
Willan Futt’ Cugon-Wylie
London
Cowas Caloaca
Phyeniian
Dave
No Schools in Chicago Prophesied by Architect Dwight
Chicago on December 22 hears a startling forecast from architect Dwight Perkins at the Board of Education meeting. He says future transportation advances will push school locations far beyond the city, making the current school system unsustainable and worthless. He envisions forty mile journeys for students, extreme pollution and dust, and vast urban changes that could erase the current school framework.
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Chicago
Dwight
Board of Education
Periclos
Heyonit
Hull
Dust
Dirk
Turmull
Elise
Perkins
Ivous Ansulning
Evan Nor
World markets mixed as stock and cattle futures edge varied gains
New York buyers largely matched yesterday with small shifts in equities and bonds. Rail and utility shares showed minor gains while Union Pacific slipped and Consolidated Gas retreated after early strength. In Chicago cattle and hog markets, receipts rose with varied demand though prices remained largely steady across major categories.
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New York
Acro
Sning Anil Lomes
Nu Mu
Rock Island Preferred
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacine
Snanillon
Commodity market snapshot from New York December trading
New York trading reports show commodities and financials with mixed tone. Butter dairy products rise or steady with 27085 feature in Chicago data and sugar futures. cotton, coffee, molasses prices listed. various asset terms, bills of exchange and rates noted amid general market steadiness.
Officers suppressing a race riot in Alabama
Abontgomery Alabama December 22 Colonel J B Carter with 38 men escorted a peace march today. Thirty people were arrested and guarded by soldiers after clashes that followed the burning of Clint Montgomery, a negro slayer, amid rising violence between white residents and black residents.
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Abontgomery
Ala
J.B. Carter
Fiella
Clint Montgomery
Phere
Disease in New York Debates Move on Vaccine Evidence
New York cadets affiliated with the New York Academy of Medicine present evidence of a growing disease problem in the city. They warn of an increasing number of vacillations and fatalities linked to an illness spreading through New York hospitals.
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New York
Tee
New York City
New York Academy of Medicine
Loreign Iaboy
Hospital vows July completion despite delays
A garbled OCR fragment describes a hospital project expected to be completed by July. It mentions community involvement and a pledge to have certain work sworn or reviewed, but the text is incomplete and unclear about specifics.
Hospital Building Plans and Timeline Amid Turbulent Site
A four story hospital project is proposed at Blt tie én Haylison agouns, Ind. The structure measures 44 by 120 feet with a 105 day completion window cited by contractors. Work includes gravel route, wicket and wall construction, aiming for use within a year.
Story of Brutality In Pasadena Abduction
Carlos Wright, a 22 year old Pasadena youth, fled from his home after two assailants followed him from church last night. He bears leg wounds and facial bruising, says he was beaten and shot at, then hurled into a car and driven toward San Francisco. He escaped in Oakland and reached a hospital, naming his abductors and detailing mistreatment during the trip.
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Pasadena
Cal
Carlos Wright
San Francisco
Oakland
Thrhanks
Alaska
Goul-Peary
Poly Coutroveras
Kinley
Uetor
Paivbanks
No Coal Famine There in Rock Springs Delivers Fuel
Union Pacific officials assure no coal famine in Rock Springs Utah division as weather tightens supply. Chief Clerk Olmstead and Superintendent Jeffers indicate mines are operating, trains limited, and local carts sent to Ogden while crews warn of shortages and maintain steady deliveries for customers.
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Union Pacific Ofictnia
Melal
Alout Rock Springs
Olmstead
Jeffars
Utah
Jeffarsfy
Hock Springs
Wits
Teast
Christmas Program of Methodist Sunday School
A fragmentary notice describes a Methodist Sunday School Christmas program with exercises and songs. It mentions donations to aid a Christlike cause, a treat, and various items and participants, including a mention of a choir and school activities, though many phrases are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Local School Prize Notices and Registration Details
The notice invites parents to enter children in a December prize drawing at the Lows Jewelry store. It asks that all entrants be notified to Mrs. Georgy via phone, or Mrs. C. J. Juhuso by Madepenteul phone, or Mrs. GW McCrovry by either phone. Entries from other children may be submitted to Belinda EE at the Morary by 3 p.m. on the lay change.
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Theo Bas
Tita
Aya Wryeil
Georgy Eal
C. J. Juhuso
GW McCrovry
Belinda Ee
Morary
New Tariff Law Demonstrated by Ohio Livestock Trade
In Columbus on December 22 the OMe Slubo Livestock commission showed a practical use of the new tariff law. The committee arranged a hypodermic instrument shipment to Germany for royal aid and related duties. The instrument cost $2.60 after an ad valorem duty of 4 percent, mirroring a similar instrument shipment in the United States.
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Beall
Karen
Vromler
Kormn
Vta Chain Yas
United States
Willi
Pretolor
Praelor
Ktilal
Columbus
Ohin
Ome Slubo Livestock Commission
Eamimitten
Germany
Cook and Peary debate exploration aims in New York dispatch
A skeptical New York report discusses Cook and Peary polar exploration, noting Cook's supporters and critics. It cites Captain B S Orhen of the Arctic Club defending Cook and argues the controversy may influence future exploration policy and public opinion.
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New York
Nee
Anthy Blalay
Eure
Thern
Peary
B.S. Orhen
Aratie Club of America
Mbert
Rome
Battle report near Rama sparks US involvement in Nicaragua
Dec 22 dispatch from Millets Nicaragua describes General Estrada extending influence near Rama as Zelaya faction fights back. Reports say two Americans killed, warded patients evacuated, and Captain Shipley of the Dos Munitas patrolling the coast confirms a decisive government victory as forces clash amid artillery and rifle exchanges.
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Millets
Nicaragua
Mstradack
Woundell
Nino
Zelaya
Gonmille
Shipley
Willehineton
Niennigud
Shipey
Che Aidlien
Cane Tela
Oruya
Caphorn
Porcos de
Uhr
Tie Harbor
Royal funeral in Lucken marks Leopold I’s death
In Lucken the funeral cortege for Leopold I, king at Helgians, passed from the cathedral of St Michael to Ligken awitura amid heavy rain. Dignitaries, including Corpran the mayor Baranene Vaughan and Baro Vaughan, attended the solemn service and procession through the village, with officials and a broad crowd observing the historic royal death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasely
Leopold 1
Will
Hank
Caine
Barly Tu
Pantolse
France
Lenpald
Duraneas Vaughan
Lhbh Governong
Hally Court
Ap Apne Luday Amd
Mural Terlin
Urel
Olor Atte Nonages
Wero
Fragmentary Trial Remnants Mention Corset Incident
The readable portions depict a court scene with references to a corset incident and a sentence for Warinner. Names and places are obscured, but the text hints at a violent event linked to a corset and a court proceeding with mentions of a Winter, a levy, and a resumed session.
Anarchists Exiled After Fire Scene Incident
Fragmentary archival note reports exiling anarchists following a fire incident near a location described with scattered proper nouns. The text references judiciary actions, a person named Roe Pied, and mentions obituaries or memorials connected to a broader event.
Fragmented OCR Sheds Light on Religious Tax Debate
The readable fragments discuss taxation related to religious matters and constitutional concerns. The text references public taxation, a constitutional framework, and a legal reading of a Bible influence on tax use, noting a well-considered opinion by a general attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comour
Willy Life Epinion
WILL FAGVE OF DIAPROVE SLAINS OF Of COOK
Fragmentary OCR text. likely garbled. Readable names or clear events are not present to form a coherent news item or concrete facts for a titled card and summary.
March Summit Party of Alaskan Pioneers Rehearsal
A fragmented record describes a March gathering named We fitat breate for winter. The party includes Moma Mord William Taylor rea Meonigle Peter An-Robert Har and others, all hardy pioneer types familiar with Hi aomintain. They will Vives, 40 4 none ramnchies Lier eauguuult.
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Dagh
We Fitat
Moma
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