Towns Under Water and Lives Are Lost
Flooding devastates coastal towns as rivers surge and cities like Seattle face stalled trains and rising water. Reports from Clallam, North Pacific, and surrounding areas describe ruined bridges, drowned residents, and widespread damage. Cargo, mail, and steamer services suffer while communities brace for continuing floods and the aftermath.
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Luday
Seattle
Fortland
Tumdrads
Northern
Edina
Northern Pacific
Laterarhan
Hothern
Tacoma
Atelack
Teceuptoms
Maullon
Routh Varasie
Perce County
Ian Rownty
Allies aiding the revolutionists in New York dispatch
A Willematad correspondent reports revolutionaries fighting fiercely near Baraeas with support from allies in three columns. Castro’s forces are retreating toward the railroad, while leaders claim imminent triumphs. inmates fear imprisonment as an alternative. The cable notes attempts by Ue ules to camp and offers aid to the revolutionists.
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New York
Dan
Merald
Willematad
Cen
Baraeas
Alt
Felagrand
Vty
Castro
Presidentaelro
Ue Ules
Allies Will Continue Venezuelan Blockade Efforts
A cryptic report from Washington notes Allies will press the Venezuelan blockade. References to naval actions, seized vessels, and ongoing diplomatic maneuvering suggest a concerted effort across nations to enforce sanctions and maintain pressure while awaiting formal arbitration outcomes.
Supreme Court Decides Against Russian Sugar Demand
The Supreme Court ruled against a Russian sugar dispute, with the opinion delivered to the parties by the court. The decision centers on trade and export controls, affecting state and government policy considerations. The ruling underscores regulatory boundaries and the implications for future commerce.
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Supreme Court
Colloquially Credited Reciprocity Treaty Up for Ratification
The article reports that Cul lom asserts the reciprocity treaty will be ratified. It mentions anticipated discussions in Washington with several political figures and notes potential opposition from developers and others within the government. The piece cites names and positions but remains non-graphic and factual.
Railroad Employes Demand Higher Wages Across West
Union leaders representing railroad conductors, trainmen, and related workers announce a coordinated push for a 20 percent wage increase, overtime pay, and better benefits. The drive covers all rail lines west of Chicago, with committees from each road negotiating for uniform terms, aiming to lift 180,000 service employees. Talks proceed toward a general conference as tensions rise over months of rising living costs.
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Thlonga
Tan
Chicago
Sion Wie
Raad
Cype
Meathevinat
Waihway
Trina
Rome
Vienna
Trial for Bribery Case Sees Delays in St Louis Court
The bribery case involving Char Te Keli, duanber of the house, and associates faced procedural delays as defense requests for a change of venue were considered by Judge Douglas. An ally tion of the defendant's attorney sought transfer to Judge Ryan's court, with the trial set to begin Wednesday.
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Char
Te Keli
Duanber
House of Due
Gates
Hylbery
Douglas
Ryan
City Moves Into Coal Business in Molinitia
Detroit Tun reports the city of Molinitia will enter the coal business and supply the people with coal at cost. The council approved the purchase, to be sold by the municipality. Mayor Slavicen announced the resolution today and opened bids for the project.
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Detroit
Molinit Ia
Canton
Slavicen
Ibvert
Stelergaon
Whale Allew &Us
AW Independent
Mortengiygerview
Heath
Lin
Wayne Cox
Minnie Cox
Dveress Pos Qinater
Aho
Suspect Arrested In Iowa Robbery Case
Des Moines police report a 3-4 man gang tied to an Eddyville raid on Sullivan near Hamilton. They allegedly robbed $800, struck innocent bystander, and fled west by Slivad. One suspect remains alive but in critical condition. status unstable.
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Des Moines
Jas
Asatin
Barden
Fan Trew
Eddyville
Robbad Sullivan
Hamilton
Anil Tharahher
Olin
Slivad
Conditon
Weedin Sworn Wyoming Executive for Four-Year Term
Oath administered to Weedin as Wyoming executive for another four years. Chief Ayalon Polteradt officiated the ceremony. other state officials administered related duties. New officers expected to handle reception and ceremonial duties at upcoming imperial ball within the state.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Bys
Ayalon Polteradt
Althin
Cher Math
Alan
Slatohanse
Prize Fight in Inolana Ends Abruptly in Disorder
Confused report describes a prize fight in Inolana with disputed directions from officials. The event devolved into chaos as onlookers and competitors clashed while authorities reportedly failed to enforce orders. The incident centers on alleged interference and the mayor’s handling of the crowd and protocol.
Socialist mayor case prompts reform debate in region
A fragmented report describes social democratic mayoral actions in Reekron amid concerns over child welfare and local governance. Officials reference ajuste programs and city measures, with regional authorities urged to review policies affecting residents.
Bert De Shazzo Alias Sweet Faces Jail Time
A person named Bert De Shazzo alias Sweet stands trial on theft charges. Details show a court proceeding beginning soon with formal precendings and a potential jail term. The record notes a confessed message linked to the case and mentions a pursuit by authorities.
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Hve Woon
Bert Ne Shara
Swinde
Tore Pery
Chuck Bud
Funeral of Mrs Clark Tutte in New York Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs Clark Tutte, long time resident of Park, was held with services conducted by Rev. J. Kplavopal. The cortege moved to a cemetery where mourners gathered after a service marked by a quiet, somber procession and tributes to the deceased. Family survivors include the Clark fortune and relatives in New York.
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Seeton
Huon
Inbecmens Gvids OG Mb
Mavigh
Dmeredy
Settator Clark Eumay
New York
Dole
Royal Divorce Claim Sparks International Attention
A fragmented notice reports an international divorce proceeding titled Royal Divorce with references to Uvesden and Saxony. The text mentions Geneva and German involvement, noting a need for promission and a possible cons agreement, but the exact parties and outcomes remain unclear from the garbled source.
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Geneva
Leovine
Eran
Saxony
Sultan to Abdicate Amid Turmoil Over Succession
A garbled oblique report indicates plans for a royal abdication amid a heated succession crisis. The fragment mentions a ruler named Sultan, a potential heir, and political turbulence. No clear date or locations are readable.
New Electrical Railway Through Fiore Wheat Country
A proposed electric railway would run about 45 miles from Washington to Spokane via Fiore Wheat Country and the Crestr North region. Plans call for a new route along the Te and No toon Reith, beginning in Mis. week las bt aA route for an etecrsie allway ty Yeh From Washhaena. The project aims to connect Washington with Spokane, improving regional transport and wheat shipment facilities.
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Washington
Spokane
Stun
Ainvevers Peste
Washhaena
Nord
Libel Suit Trial In Los Angeles Court
The Los Angeles libel suit centers on a student case with Dewy Calaton and others facing cross examination. Defendants deny wrongdoing while prosecutors argue for closer scrutiny of campus actions and university officials responses. The proceedings reference student essays and campus conduct in a tense legal clash.
Trade With Philippines Boosts Customs Revenues
Fragmented report notes customs revenues rising amid wartime activity with the Philippines. Pieces reference Watlington and Tua Te, mention of war department measures and financial gains, with several garbled phrases about trade, energy value, and dates such as October 81.
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Watlington
Len Anne
Tibet
Boy’s Skull Crushed in New York Crowd Scene
A garbled report describes a large crowd in New York at a scene near a temporary bridge. Details are unclear but indicate a serious head injury and a person named Abgel being blown high. A person regained consciousness later, with references to a capital city and a dramatic incident lingering in memory.
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New York
Sikea
New York Times
Akwil
Tinapital
Coler with Capitalists and Campaign Moves Reach Chicago
A garbled dispatch notes political figures arriving in Chicago to rally support for a governor candidate. Mentions H. W. Hits, president of Seventh National Bank of New York, and a Texas trip linking to investors in Lexington and Kempner. Voter plans to depart for New York that night.
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Chicago
Tanior
Fuy
Insteter
Chiego
Ascii
New York
First Time in Ten Years Speaker Chosen Amid Turbulent Assembly
Fragmented OCR text indicates a political scene with mentions of a speaker selection and a deflated victory tone. Names, places, and outcomes are unclear due to garbled text. The piece hints at a tenure change and echoing hostility toward incumbents in a contested legislative setting.
South Dakota Legislature Faces Speakership Uncertainty
In South Dakota the general assembly debates the speaker election with the house leadership unsettled. Justice Brown of Crown County is mentioned as a contender, while removal of the capital remains a topic of broad discussion among the members.
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Mivye
General Assembly
Justion Brown
Crown County
MilehGh
Tven
German shipbuilding and iron works face lines of change
A distorted report from a London correspondent to a New York paper describes Germany trimming shipbuilding and iron trades while countermeasures of the state and industry unfold. It notes Meisen lines and temporary financial shifts amid broader industrial realignment and postwar economic strain.
Illendis Failure at Keystone Monartie Hiring Firm
A garbled report details a Keystone company facing a court dispute over a hiring firm in Tonk. The case involves multiple individuals and a claim of property value tied to a business sale and employees. the narrative references Wilson and others in a legal proceeding at a district court.
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Bowie
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Hi Company
Cambio
Wanayre
Directa
Ueeairen Wilson
House In Session Washington D.C. Amid Daily Proceedings
In a chaotic session Speaker Mendelson navigated interruptions as representatives debated committee assignments and the upcoming votes. The body listened to remarks from members including Balmong and Thal while questions of leadership and strategy loomed over the chamber.
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Shaky
Asien
Mendelson
Cinhoagie Garden
Newitt
Thavagiy
Balmong
Thal
Ehairiitie
Rielwedean
Neaano
Post office closures spark national political clash
A controversial closure of two post offices triggers protests and political debate across Mississippi and nearby towns. Senator Mes Earvin and Postmaster General Mayon discuss reopening amid demands for prompt service restoration and independent oversight.
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Jane
Mes Earvin
Mississippi
Mayon
Chanogrd
Monatar McLawrin
Mayne
Automobile Races Planned for Ireland
Reported by New York correspondents the Willeh Automobile challenge seeks to stage racing in Ireland to attract interest from the international motor world. Officials discuss routes, permits, and safety as teams from America Europe and other regions evaluate potential venues and dates for a highly publicized event.
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Tori
Willeh Automobile Chal
Ireland
Raenjoy
Che
Sark
Cyibne
Laidon
Pias Sty
Elwil
Howe
Electric machine bursts with great force at Yale and Cowte works
Fragmentary report describes a violent explosion at a New York electric machine shop. The device reportedly delivered thousands of revolutions, scattering metal fragments and woodwork, causing significant damage and presumed financial loss. Experts note the blast shattered equipment and disrupted the plant during a period of high activity.
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New York
Tan Ham Electric
Yale
Cowte
Hoddie
Poison in a New Year's Gift to a Colorado Springs Coachman
A Colorado Springs coachman, Tt. Fe V. Tiviluy, died after reportedly drinking poison from a New Year’s gift whisky. Mrs. Bailey said her husband met the 11 o’clock drink after the gift was presented. he suffered cramps and fainted, later dying. Neighbors alerted authorities as police opened an investigation into the poisoning.
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Tiviluy
Ander
Omley Balile
Bailey
Vane Tome
Duke
Deen
Bibny
Vailey
Hee
Howe
Leo
Jig
My ‘Havi
Republicans of Chicago Seek Nomination for Governorship
Fragmentary text shows mentions of Republicans, nominating a candidate for governor, with references to duties and responsibilities. The readable parts indicate an intent to select a nominee and confirm the party’s gubernatorial bid.
Quietly Married in San Franci as Dimphs and Mrs Silvershine
A local notice reports the quiet marriage of Dimphs of this city to Mrs. Tithe Silvershine ad Murtha. The couple, living with their families, were married on a Friday evening at a private ceremony. Dimphiy was previously married to Jilade Silverstone of Porcaued.
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Ignnes
Wavy
Commodore Ficheder
Batroiday
Tina Tinnes
Parto Cibells
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Ganeatin
Tithe Silvershine
Porcaued
Iowa
Yvon
Dr David Hill Resigns in Washington Aide Shuffle
In a coastal Washington report, Dr David Hill resigns as the first assistant to the minister and a new aide Panis Th. Vaonis is named. Key figures Charles Paige Beye Han and Conan Williams are also mentioned in a wide reshuffle of political staff as a new administration forms.
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