Pittsburg Floods Prompt Evacuations to Second Floors
Massive flooding in Pittsburg Pennsylvania drives residents to upper floors as waters rise along the river. Creeks overflow and heavy damage hits rail lines and industries while relief efforts begin and officials warn of worsening conditions.
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PiTtsburg
Neen
Westorn Peninsylvania
Hite
United Staton
Familea
Troller Moe
Pert
Everal
Hiterrapter Uhonsauils
Meuw
Springdale
Tereuit
Bronhenville
Ohio
Floods and washouts disrupt rail lines across Ohio region
Reports describe floods and washouts along the Ohio River and tributaries near Springfield Dayton and other points. The Whitewater River damage and rail line closures hindered service, with parts of the Hi Four Railroad and traction lines heavily affected. Emergency efforts included evacuations and power interruptions as floods rose and roads remained submerged.
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Ohio
Datange
Springheld
Dayton
Ilumltan
Hi Four
Harrison
Chicuso
Indianapollo
Lawrenceburg
Moving to Second Studies Amid Regional Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR text notes disruption across regions with mentions of groups named DUA Aut Autientia and Wolinds, hinting at relocations or shifts in study plans. The passage is garbled but suggests widespread instability affecting education and movement.
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Tina
Obituary Notice From Texas Rites For Mose Lacy
An obituary notice reports the death of Mose Lacy at age 84. Services were held in Texas with interment at a local cemetery. The report notes family survivors and references a former community figure.
Brute Scaldes Boy In Quarrel With Mother
Chicago February 15 A man named Michael Nemuin was arrested after a quarrel with the boy's mother. Police report he seized the child and, while kneeling, poured scalding water from a teapot over the boy's head and down his back.
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Chicago
Michael Nemuin
AY Young
Ape
Dewala
Threatening Letters From Uton Light & Rainy Co Writer
A damaged text reports two threatening letters to Uton Light and Rainy Company from a writer in Hernan Unt. The letters discuss locating a person and imply intent to reveal identity to authorities. Envelopes and handwriting spur suspicions of real authorship, with references to protection promises and unclear motives.
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Th Wowade
Te Uton Light & Rainy Company
Hernan Unt
Nouhliy
Valie
Sherif
Beth
Behring
Alles
Evra
Antone
Allen
Wade Mavengle
Judge Festifies In Own Behalf In Alabama Nomination
Washington February 14 Judge Hundley of the Northern District of Alabama testified before a committee of Senate judiciary, denying charges and asserting support from Alabama voters and the bar. He claimed broad approval for his appointment and said the committee would weigh the nomination with confidence.
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Washington
W. Hundley
Alabama
Galint
Jude
Hundley
Banter Morgan
Didge Hounter
Alobatin
Alobanin Bar
Continental Finance Receiver Suit Over Stock Notes
Legal action against Morse and C A Hannage as receiver Crom Ral alleges misrepresentation connected to a $60,000 note and 1,000 shares of American Tee Securities. The Continental Fire company seeks to bar prosecution and claims other notes secured by Morse under the same representations. The National Bank of North America is named in the dispute and the case centers on alleged improper payments and stock pledges.
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Morse
Symllatte
American Tee Seewsliles Company
Alee
Movse
National Bank of
Nuch Anpriva
Election of Officers Held at Postmen’s Corky Union Branch 61
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at a Wednesday meeting of Banques Fallow Postmen Corky Branch No 61. Walter Liches was elected president and Walter Musgrave, secretary. The group adopted a new slogan See County Trolland delegation for the time being. Voting members and officers were named, with emphasis on civic service and community projects.
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Bak Plo
Ulhersiee Usdun
Associatin
Postumen
Corky
Itr
Walter Liches
Madison Avenue
Ans
Pyedwa
Tienes
Warry Musgrave
Myre
Dilys Mufan
Teetamryr
Ufel
CL Taylor
Reinet
Jeni
Nati Tanarmie
Mabey
Diapateliedt
Vane
New York Attorney Bolton Hall Addresses Old Age Pensions
The text notes Bolton Hall, a New York attorney, as principal speaker at a district meeting. He stoutly opposed the year’s proposal, arguing the vacant time program in New York had displaced many workers, and urged alternative approaches while stressing unemployment concerns.
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Jorsama
MOMU
Wan Bolton Fall
New York
Avid Ehuliut-Ion
Balliol
Will Test The Right To Blacklist Union
New York February 11 New York in bor wious Tet night contributed about 5000 to the fund raised by President Samuel Gompers of the Union Federation of Labor for efforts against injunctions issued by the Dietriel of Columtin. The case aims to determine the night as the Federation fights the Meleration by the Dyck Stove and Rage companies. The matter will go to the Supreme Court of the United States with the Federation appealing for 100000 in fight. It is said the appeal with Ulodga 50080 will gain support amid concerns over union favor. New York unions are also reported to contribute toward the effort.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
Unterleng Federation
Lanor
Dietriel
Columtin
Curt
Dyck Stove & Rage
Aupreme Court of
United States
India Federation Ofiderd
Anfons
Tt Fa
Uilogda
New York Suffrage Parade Fears London Style Disruptions
New York police prepare for a large women’s suffrage parade on Fifth Avenue toward Central Park amid nerves over possible London-like tactics. organizers expect 10 000 participants but worry about banners and public order as police limit displays. authorities warn of action if crowds disobey parade rules.
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New York
York
Warimians Buttrage Socieves of Nicety
Suntay
Wits
Pultes
London
Yatnay
Wanel
New York Bond Over Subscription Sparks City Note Sales
New York city bonds drew heavy demand as the 30 million dollar issue of four percent bonds priced near par attracted bids well above the issue. Comptroller Metz announced subscriptions exceeded expectations with bids from major banks and financial houses, including private bankers and trust firms, signaling strong investor interest in the city’s financing plan.
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New York
Nu Lees
Mart
Ant
Metz
Wey
Linus Ysur
Uintah
Lowell
Ju Ye Moraine & Co
Murvey Blak & Sor
Sulton
Si Movil Tty
Elty
J. P Modyar
Avaller
Weary Alvarde
Ammen
Phamone
War prospect in Pacific discussed by Philippine bishop
In Manila Bishop Mendrick of Cobu province says no war with Japan is likely if diplomacy holds. He arrived from the Philippines aboard the Korea and plans to report back to his diocese. He notes Japan faces financial strain and a failed war would harm its market, yet Japan would struggle to borrow funds to sustain aggression.
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Anu Francisco
Mendrick
Cobu
Japan
Pasa
Philippines
America
School to Teach Forgery Sentenced in New York
A man using the alias Thomas Latham was sentenced in New York for forgery after a confession by the assistant district attorney. The case notes a pattern of defrauding by forgery and mentions related immigration and wartime security reports from North America and Vancouver.
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New York
Cuuvie
Vinceah J. Verrall
Privon
Bald
Conia
Huston
Thomas Latham
Oh Verrall
Clearing House Banks Show Increase in Reserves and Deposits
The report from Clearing House banks indicates higher reserves and deposits in Greater New York institutions. They show excess reserves over requirements and note a rise in circulation and balances, with figures pointing to sustained liquidity amid evolving banking terms.
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Suniglau
Aoerle
Inerenes
GUT Am
Deeran
Sucyrbey
Hay Imerense
Oy United
Atuten Don
Inereneo
Acta Verve
Clonrige
Iaie Banksy
Buuines
Tenat Fontpinios
Greater New York
Negotiations in Sweden Sweden Fears Over Factions
In a Baltic region standoff, Sweden negotiators press talks amid factional tensions and threats to continue court-driven moves. Officials cite potential legal steps and international mediation as the parties exchange demands and red lines through late negotiations.
Fragmentary Note on Woolen Trade Outlook and Labor
An irregular text fragment discusses woolens, a four general desires among cotln manufacturers, and plans for a return to full-time operation. It mentions declines or shifts in movement, potential divisions, and a vague forecast of labor arrangements tied to Moral 2.
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Tiis
Toy Loxton
Chicago psychologist Angell speaks on medical therapy value
Dr Angell of the University of Chicago and the Plsvioluna club urges better education in mental therapy and the medical approach to care. He cautions against overreliance on untested remedies and calls for rigorous education and responsible practice in psychology and therapeutics.
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Reb
Jimen PB
Angell
Praren
Imfare
Club of
Chicago
Sifelts
Wien
Valleges
Angall
Courageous Newsboy Denies Robbery, Guides Ambulance
A 13 year old newsboy acted bravely during a street incident near Valentines Way. He shouted for help, assisted the injured, and directed authorities to a car crash scene as a police ambulance arrived.
Chileans Wave: Won Much Praise During Mission to Callao
An imperfect foreign dispatch describes Chilean officers exchanging courtesy and praise with American and Chilean officials at the Vinay of the Chilean government. Messages from Admiral Evane and Mr Wloka convey thanks and best wishes for a prosperous voyage and cordial farewell between nations.
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Pet
Callag
Oula
Mengell
Leone
Wloka
Auterleau
TV den
Monte
Niels
Elevated Grounded Gablh Story Riddles Through City Streets
A garbled OCR style passage mixes street scenes and local names, hinting at transportation routes and public spaces. The text presents fragmented proper nouns, places, and人物, suggesting a social or urban narrative with mixed cadence and rumored events.
Fragments Describe Fire Alarm and Rescue Efforts
Readable portions mention an incendiary fire at a location with emergency response. Names and places are garbled, but reference to fire crews aiding victims and a chase to safety. The text lacks clear dates, organizations, or outcomes due to OCR damage.
Wall Street Notes and Market Wrap Amid Mixed Trading
A scribbled market recap shows mixed closings with grains and commodities trading unevenly. Notable names include Colorado Fuel, American Sugar, Northern Pacific, and Chicago exchanges as bids and prices drift through the session. Major rail and steel stocks hover with modest gains and declines, while livestock markets reflect steady to softer demand in Chicago.
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Brink
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St. Paul
Sortharn Vaniiie
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Gia Maris
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Chicago
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Western
Nolawend
Preftie Coast
Pullman
Ameringa
Westen Unioo
Reading
Endson
Genadlin-Pacifny
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
New York Central
American Sugar
American Locomotive
Atchison
Chises
Cheng
Northwasters
West
Colorado Bootheta
Denver
Mo Grande
Hover
Rio Grands
Monica Central
Tyyeee
Pacific
G$ Reese
Teataylvania
Mosding
Rooke
SALE OF OPTUMIN OITY OF BITE
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Alty
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Twamleh
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