Automobile races begin Wednesday amid war era marchouts
In New York a crowded gathering announced a German and Austrian military contingent arriving by steamer Lat Tarraine for a transcontinental event. The routes pass via San Francisco to East Cape with a 20 000 tonnage tonnage journey. The schedule places the race in mid February near Forty second Street and Broadway with buses and drivers preparing for a lengthy voyage to the Port of London.
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Gihealn
San
Btkamoy
Blhorin
Vrmount
Parsimonious Race Plans Stir Transatlantic Auto Run
A fragment describes an ambitious automobile contest from New York to Paris with sponsors and numerous European ports. It mentions preparedness by a French organizer and a path through multiple U S and European locations, noting dangers and the need for pilots and mechanics.
Sketch of Regicide Boss in Portugal Arrest Details
A damaged passage outlines Manuel Hun Save Dulas, born in Vinuaen, Portugal, a former schoolteacher turned reformer. It notes his army stint, rank ambitions, and criminal linking, with associates like Sante Oetasa, and mentions a cough remedy marketed by Geo F. Curb Drug Store.
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Rip Jancitn
Gunga
Tinhen
I Portugues
Aseranin
Manuel Hun Save Dulas
Vinuaen
Dietrick
Aragunza
Troz-as- Monten
Abbo
Vinhaes
Lyceum of
Barvaura
Hauning Brothers
Alaera
Ens
Wales
Afgica
Aviboy Manuel Bulssa
Tagine
Newan
Iife
Drapanza
Alvan
Ruscai
Sven
Ale bin
Braganza
Buissa
Ogbo
Roolnur
National College of Liehon Ag
Lisbon
Dulois
Manny
Sante Oetasa
Thurssay
Mathars
Reldee Li Group
Immolinin Teller Currantoay
Geo. F.curb
Warhtaginn
Banking Strength and Confidence in Canada’s Currency
A discussion on the banking system's strength and public confidence, arguing that currency needs would be unnecessary if banks in Canada were universally trusted and well managed. The text emphasizes the role of bank discipline, interbank trust, and the security of deposits since the Civil War, noting the public’s desire for stable finance and cautious bank behavior amid evolving economic ties.
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Nhl
Canada
Banka Copenda
Manny
Perray
Ana
Walt
Appleton
Magna
Fragmented OCR note on Davie Warfield and Korbotchen maid
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Davie Warfield Geoan and a Korbotchen maid in a vague retreat scene. The readable elements include a location in Sin Vhuehwen and references to charges and a pointer type event. Details are unclear due to damaged wording.
Florida Mid-Winter International Exposition Opens
The Florida Mid-Winter International Exposition opened January 26 at Juditcox ville. Thousands gathered as Roosevelt's message was read and Mayor William H. Erbring spoke. The grounds feature the Palace of Industry exhibits, a grand fireworks display, and notable sculptures and stone works by the McCarrel Company.
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Srona
Wat Inde
McCarrel
Ceuter
Palace of Industry
New York Trip Follies of a German Lordalike
A fragmentary account follows Warfield's failed bid for a New York trip funded by friends, listing meals and lodging costs as he wandered the city. The piece shifts to a German merchant Sterner maneuvering in a courtroom over a murder in Golden Park with Baarbrucken, revealing a tangled web of affair and legal strategy.
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Dinieel
New York
Daan
Fortiuth Street
Dalier
Warfeld
Phdigelgnyh Street
Eighth Avenue
Wal
Machnneeshop
Tye
Ban Francises
Hemburg
Lord Faryington
Beau
Sterner
Saarbrucken
Bréner
Dann Frigken
Tong Deen
Londoners' Voyage Funds Halted Amid Mortgage Fears
London and wife sailed on the Snark to circumnavigate the globe for the Woman's Home Mission, but a mortgage action against his estate by Oakland bankers sparked fears he faced disaster. The bank planned to hold the loan without record, prompting concern. London himself left for the voyage despite rising costs and delays.
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Sao Franciscy
London
Yepniva
Oakiwail
Gen Bien
Londlan
Hilo
Hawilt
Telnade
Woman's Home Cong Union
Hia Hille
Takitt
Acc
Bnark
Damien G. Wotan
Marlin Joan Sn
Anlinr
Toieh
Ganon
Tremama
New Zealand
Anstantia
New Gulner
Chen
Philipphves
Janan
Arra
San Araowden Agin
Coliseum Coliseum Coliseum Planned For Republican Convention
A 1926 Washington report details continued secrecy and planning for the Republican National Committee convention at the Coliseum. Secretary Dover notes improvements and the設 Coliseum stage, seating, and backstage areas will accommodate delegates, speakers, and staff with space allocations for chairman, secretary, and national committee members.
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Washington
Harry
Elmer Lover
Josten
Dover
Plannuil
Sents
Nation Committee
Bath
Notable Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal Missing Details
A damaged fragment reports an appeal related to a Notre Dame lady and medical or cosmetic claims. It mentions remedies or treatments, with references to blood, brightness, elasticity, and general wellbeing. The readable portions are unclear on names, dates, or concrete actions.
Fragmented OCR Notes on Convention Setup and Access
The fragment describes convention seating and access details with references to writers, delegates, and officials. It mentions sections, corridors, stairways, and entrances from a hall to a platform, plus decorations and press arrangements. The text is garbled but reflects planning for a large gathering and media presence.
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Haémiore
Welcome and Vision Corporations in National Growth Debate
New York February letters quote George W. Perkins of Morgan and Company arguing big corporations drive progress. He defends corporate growth as beneficial yet calls for clear supervision by a fair federal authority to stabilize the economy and prevent excess. He warns against burdensome reporting and argues disciplined cooperation between business and government is essential for future development.
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New York
Qeargr
W. P. Parkdlua
Tim
Morgan and Company, Ly
Aludenta
Colurmtia
Perkins
Gall
Tait
Ambiguous Bank Glearings Report From New York Trade Note
A garbled market note from New York hints at banking and mercantile activity with references to earnings, postings, and minor readings. It mentions firms such as Gra the and Dun & Kerley of Nate, with uncertain distribution of data and unclear specifics due to OCR corruption.
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New York
Vna
G. Dun & Kerley
Ogden Steam Laundry ad promises reliable service
Fragmented ad text from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper shows Ogden Steam Laundry and Cleaners offering laundry and cleaning services. It boasts punctual delivery, competitive prices, and competent work, stating it vanquishes any doubt about on time completion. The address is 487 20th Street.
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Ladiss
Buutlemen
Todd
Ogden Steam Laundey
Unreadable historical fragment recounts a conference or battle claim
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a confrontation or world championship context with unclear names and places. The garbled lines obscure key entities, dates, and outcomes, preventing a clear summary of people, organizations, or events.
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Taverner
Jono
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Tho
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Juditcoxville
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MeCirs Company
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Notre Dame Lady's
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Sumimarn
Bor
Netra
Lane
Qyould
Welcome & Vision
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Hrntistreet Bank Clearinga Report
Fridus
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Eh Ag
Brogate- Bovasn
SiMeg
Tarroapoading
Taat
Hite
San Francisco
Alinies Pelle
Dulrole
Bos
Tz M
Lee Arpaio
Llebran
Meuille Soy
Paul Trad
Providence
Dutta
Mannpo
Alinot
Rene Washington
Salt Lake City
Jontraal
Winnipen Oss
Vancouver
A. d Vondos
Boo
Calgary
Louisiana
New Orleans
United States
Utahna Theater Stock Company
Culley Drug Store
Mitchell Bros
Jeff
Posite City Cemetery
Tore Rotha
Driver & Son Drug CO
Ogden's
Srow
Washington Ave
Rees
Ae Eerie
Pal
Bonn
Toy
Secoud
Thane Ems
Bimund Lanny
Iedoor
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Devo CO
Chicago
Calley Drug Co
Ogden
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