Jeffries A Sad Sight In Oakland July 6
In Oakland a distressed scene unfolds as the injured boxer's arrival in a private car is followed by a terse hotel stay. Jeffries, unresponsive to visitors, plans a ranch visit to recover from a recent defeat while his brother Jack and wife struggle to share public statements. The article notes his taciturn mood and refusal to discuss criticism.
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Oakland
Jeffies
Frieide
Jéffries
Johnson
le Tipe
Digeha
Mulduva
Te‘syer
Jack
Jeffries
I Iearest
Tralnerg
Narvona
Arts funding drive sparks New York art building plan
Officials announce a national design competition to create a grand art building. Alexander says funds up to 1,000,000 dollars will be provided once a suitable site is secured, enabling maintenance costs. The plan envisions a central gallery capacity to attract regional and national works and visitors.
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Alexander Saye
Toney
Strom
New York
United States
Elton Airey Huss
Alverteau Talon
Gmalier Citiuw
Geluler
Japanete Release and MOOMIC Sugie Plant Disruption
Fragmented OCR reports unrest at a MOOMIC plant with mentions of Raman and Jabshe, labor tensions, and regulatory actions. The garbled text references dates, locations, and entities such as Omaha, Chicago, and May, with unclear outcomes and several nonsensical phrases.
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Raman
Disputed Will and Death Spur State Claim in New Fork
A confused note outlines a contested will and a death by suicide last month. Agnes Foster of Roxbury, Maes, fights the state claim to a sum left by the deceased artist, with Albert J. Pastel of Roxbury’s National Bank involved and other beneficiaries named.
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Tita Otter Ta Hla
Hiram A
Mertilie
Mervill
Mise Foster
Khara
Sifieles
Artinl
Drowned Child Thwarts Kidnap Plot Near Cortez
Mrs W. Taixted of Weil-town claims a plot to kidnap her daughter was thwarted when she held the child with intent until she died. The victim’s body was found in a tub near Luxton Ridge, while authorities investigate a related incident involving a husband ten miles from Cortez.
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Olay
Taixted
Weil-towin Tauehman
Cortez
Gawith
Luxton Rich
Markets Open Slump As Heavy Selling Hits Stocks
Global market activity shows a sharp opening decline with persistent selling across leading issues. Heavy losses mark the session as traders react to unfavorable broader outlooks and short selling pressures.
Was Jeffries disqualified or was he knocked down
Reno July 6 Jeffries fight controversy grows over whether a knockdown counted as a disqualification. Tex Rickard faces pressure to settle the dispute while officials review the sequence of blows and taps, with public attention focused on the fight’s final moments and referee rulings.
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Tuly
Jeffries
Ott
Tex Rickard
Ocastern
Dilles
iRickard
Anda
Ata
Joipeons
Bellova
Rickard
Villege
Chicago
Alves
Jneie
Johnson
Jeffries Hornte
Niuraday
Magia
Lo Johnson
Roosevelt Statement on Senate Candidacy and Ballinger Ties
The Associated Press reports from Oyster Bay that Colonel Roosevelt, speaking via long distance, comments on trusts and the 1916 U.S. Senate race. He says Ballinger is not the head of the Republican party and notes personal friendships with Burke, Humphraye, Ashe, and others, while hinting at party dynamics.
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Gla
Bates
John le Wilson
United States
Fam
Washington
Wnn
Associated Press
Wilson
Oyster Bay
Dexter
Oyater Bas
Roosevalt
Piles Te
Imei
Ballinger
Jo M. Ashetoni
Arbitration Wage Scale Review Delays Efforts at Settlement
In a tense session, trade union leaders push for a higher wage scale while management cautions against steep increases. Negotiators plan further talks with limited progress reported as parties grapple with cost controls and workforce demands.
Investigation Delayed and Corruption Case Details Emerge
In a stalled inquiry prosecutors reveal limited progress and unclear charges as financial and political actors remain under scrutiny. The case centers on alleged misappropriation involving unnamed entities, with attention turning to potential delays and procedural questions affecting timeline and transparency. The investigation's scope extends to multiple parties across fiscal and administrative domains.
Wealthy Doctor Case Report From Benighted Ledger
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a wealthy doctor and financial matters tied to a capital city. Details are unclear, with multiple garbled terms and names not reliably identifiable. Further readable text may illuminate involved persons and institutions.
Sailor held during raid on Provo hotel in 19th century case
Report describes a break in between Springeitia and Provo where a sailor named Prava and a group entered a hotel. A woman, Miss Halladay, suffered a fracture and bruises while others escaped with items including six pairs of spectacles and three gold rings. Entry gained via a back window. perpetrators fled.
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Springeitia
Provo
Miss Halladay
Ie General Hospital
Cleo Oy
Lnmar
No Equality Debate Shapes Western Church Rally
A fragmented 19th century account shows Archbishop Milhuken Aloruse and others addressing women’s rights. The text argues against female equality, claiming scripture assigns women to subservient roles while men lead both household and public life.
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Ant
Meramuer
Milchuken
Ang. Patel
New Postal Bank Lam
Washington on July 6 high praise for the new postal system and bankers nationwide show interest. About fifty applications have been filed for designations as postmasters and the plan to accept postal savings grows.
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NEW Postal Bank
LAM
Washington
Poly Fifty Berks
Tift
Cruslace
Consleiny
Aera Ani
Elfic
Panini
Fragmentary OCR Tidbits From A Local Paper
The text shows garbled OCR with many broken phrases and stray capitalized words. It reads like a cluttered page note referencing a fire department, nautical terms, and stray names without coherent narrative or clear events to summarize.
No Pictures of Fight Shocks South Africa Riot Protests
July 6 dispatches report a nationwide reaction to a boxing match marked by violence and political tension. Riots and police orders clash with debates over exhibition of fight photographs. Officials contemplate bans to curb sensational images and public unrest.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Dayia
Joethles-Johnson
Fought the Burglars in a New York Cafe Hold Up
Police battled burglars at a First Avenue cafe in Angeles during a bold daylight escape. Proprietor Zevando aided occupants and reported belongings valued between 4000 and 7000 dollars were stolen. A man named Finuin Piel denied criminal ties as officers pursued a fleeing suspect.
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York
Mitorav
Thiely
Zevando
Angeles
Us First Avenue Cafe
Arilling
Helen
Opposed Koreans Annexation Protest Rally
A fragmentary report describes a Korean association denouncing annexation plans and planning a protest at an unspecified parliament. Members, led by a chair, pledge to oppose foreign dominance, urging autonomy and independence. The text references Japanese actions and revolutionary rhetoric, with scattered names and places unreadable.
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Die Pan
Jipng
Korea
Pepe
Haynes
Mmanbiers
Unclear OCR Weather and Labor Strike Fragments
Fragmented OCR text reports sporadic weather notes and a city labor strike. References include rain, a fire in Superior Wisconsin, and mentions of Chicago areas with scattered dates and figures. Overall details are garbled with many unreadable names and places.
Ballinger and Poindexter in roosevelt era politics
Washington report cites Secretary Hale Ingays from the Bureau and former President Roosevelt's stance on Representative Miles Poindexter as a potential candidate. The piece notes reactions from Colonel Hoosevelt and Mr Poindexter, with unclear details about a reclamation service reorganization and Newell’s role, as reporters seek confirmation.
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Lily t—Sanretary
Hale Ingay
Biitariue Department
Washington
Beverly
Tadey
Troy
Oywler Bay
Ubet
Prealéane
Tlovwevelt
Hich
Miles Polnidealur
Qougevalt
Waululayton
Tong
Siain
Broderick
Newall
Sheng
Yate Hug Tong
Newell
Howe
Poindexter
Roosevelt
Pyldtexier
Hoosevalt
Auto Accident in Chicago Left One Hurt
A Chicago railway area auto crash injured Meytrat who was thrown from the steering wheel. He sustained internal injuries and a passerby reported the car wrecked. The driver was taken to St. Paul for care.
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Wien
Pratt
St. Paul
Gacgot Teles
Damaged by Storm Descriptions From Watertown
Fragmentary OCR text describes effects of a storm in Watertown with mentions of people, animals, and damaged property. The limited readable lines reference a storm impact, workers or residents, and a scattered scene of distress and aftermath. The piece remains incoherent due to unreadable portions.
Prices of Stocks Drift Amid Market Decline in New York
New York July 6 Stocks showed a notable drop amid waning demand and widespread selling. Prominent falls were recorded in Pacific Railways Union Pacific and Chesapeake Ohio while Reading and Texan Wabash saw sharp declines. Some gains appeared late as certain rails rebounded, yet overall market weakness persisted with declines around one to several points.
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Henvy Blodke
Iisual Gheny‘hamdé
U. & Strel Baling
Union Pacific
Readius
Kaistle
Texas
Chesapeake & Ohio
Loch
Actier Speculsten
Atochid
St. Paul Rose
New York
Lotertor Vankers
Une
Pacific Reading
Ieason
Chicago Bribe Trial Sees Malory Charged In Jury Case
Unclear text reports Chicago bribe case where Toki A. Malory is charged with accepting favors before a grand jury related to a Browne family matter. Morford and his wife testified about alleged payments and attempts to influence jurors, with constraints noted on witness timing and potential rewards. The piece names Waymin as State's Attorney and references O’Neill Browne and Morford family ties.
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GAC
Waymin
Toki A. Malory
Griber
O'Nell Browne
Morford
Malory’s
Grunmey
Marfords
Carle
Oso Fluncke Over Bridge Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text references an event over a bridge involving Oso Fluncke and Stonis Posy. The readable lines mention the Aw Hop ream, phancing fy Lens, and San Pedro eres, with scattered names and phrases. No clear date, place, or outcome available.
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Trois Hilde
San Pedro
Anne
Hove
Malle Sui Thais
Hevet Press
Wyte
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