Exodus of Americans At Winnipeg Border Transport Fails
Gretna Manitoba July 16 The exodus of Americans from western Canada is described as heavy with drought fears driving thousands to leave. Immigration authorities report rapid movement by rail and road as residents cross the line, taking belongings and seeking shelter. The article notes two-thirds of wheat production at risk and mentions authorities urging orderly departure while reporting scattered shipments and migrant camps forming near the border.
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Gretna
Man
Canada
Ada
Will Petyen
Ube
Saakatchewa
Lowdver
Ehuthore
Water Shortage Hits Goldfield Mines
Water shortage cripples operations at Goldfield Consolidated. Taps cut from twenty to thirty percent. efforts to shift supply from Woodruff and other deep springs underway. New springs near Lida under development to relieve emissions and provide additional water for ongoing mining processes.
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Goldfield
Goldfield” Consolidated Company
Woodrult Goldfield
Elche Coldfield
Lida
Roosevelt Invited South for Knox County Exposition
A Tennessee delegation urged President Roosevelt to visit Knoxville in mid September to speak at the exposition. Congressman Austin said Roosevelt would slow his Southern trip and speak at the expo on October 7, with Vite already slated for September 16. The mixed Democratic and Republican group pressed for the president to attend.
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New Yorks
Midtanro
Ivahel
Fits Editorial
Elighi
Wa Rami
Tenneswee
Congrehaman X
Vanstin
Knoxville
Ne Yi
Coronel
du Solile
Col
Roodevelt
Maunpetien
Rivalry of Teref Town Justices Sparks Controversy
Fragmented OCR text reports a town rivalry among justices in Kiteaiing Pa with disputed signs in a school yard. Mentions of marriage, banners, and alleged undertakings surface amid accusations and neighbors’ interference as the tale unfolds in a tense local dispute.
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Teref Town
Temporarily Withdrawn Land Survey Note And Names
Fragments indicate a temporary withdrawal of land and a survey related action. Named individuals include Randy and Ivan, with unclear roles. The text references a possible survey activity, a tug and wall phrase, and inconclusive dates or locations. Further readable details are needed for precise facts.
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Jay
Sient
Tugs Wall
Ivan
Land withdrawals and mineral land designations across western states
A historical summary reports extensive land withdrawals totaling over 2.1 million acres, with coal reserves emphasized in the Elkhead area and multiple states affected. It notes court actions in Montana and Wyoming, reserve reallocations, and a June recommendation designating thousands of acres in Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico, Colorado, and other states for settlement, including mineral and nonmineral land distinctions and placer claim designations in Idaho.
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Jonlana
Atl
Wyoming
Montana
New Mexico
Colroad
Washington
Oregon
Chauffeurs Examinations Under New York State Law
New York officials conduct examinations for chauffeurs under a state law. About 15 percent of 60 tested yesterday failed, with many candidates reading and writing in their own languages. Wages vary, with most earning between 48 and 60 dollars weekly, and exams are expected to tighten after August 7.
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New York
Secrrity
Knowig
Travialans
Hetleres
Hal Gale
New Vaorke
Leok
Ameyers
Lara
Robertsor
Anpreut Leeshin
Walters
Monty Une
Great Volume of Foreign Trade
Washington reports a surge in foreign trade for the year ending June 1920. Imports totaled over a billion dollars while exports reached about three quarters of a billion, with the value of exports rising faster than imports in most quarters. The United States maintained trade with its noncontiguous territories, though totals varied by quarter.
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Washington
Jily
United States
Offic er Charged With Receiving Stolen Property
A pol i gr officer is charged with receiving stolen property in a case that involves seized items and an investigation led by the county attorney. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text but indicate charges and ongoing legal proceedings.
Pinchot Insurgent Pinchot Speaks On Conservation
Kausen Citi Missouri July 15 Richard Pinchot forester insurgent guest speaker at Glauer of the Sunlfe Pork ship tonight praised allied reform, urged gratitude for lawmakers who backed conservation bills, cited Wickersham’s railroad bill and praised senators Cummins Beveridge and Bristow for backing good legislation. He declined further comment on his conservation stance. He plans to travel west to discuss Naval Resources conservation tonight.
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Kausen
Congress
Rbits
Lorger General Wickersham
Sdotum-Whielec
Ryuld-Lawe
Pitchot
Dalutyet Cummins
Beveridge
Dergryod
Pinchot
Apomker
National Conservation’ Congress
Sulfbelatt Annawer
Pinchag
New Rules on Cattle and Freight Rates Announced
Interstate Commerce Commission announced new rules raising cattle and beef freight rates. The changes, pending review, will boost rates between Chicago and New York and take effect August 1. Financial negotiators at JP Morgan discussed the move with Chicago shippers, but details remain unsettled.
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Washington
New York
Chlongs
George W. Peridnani
Banes
JP Morgay & Company
Chicago
Perlsins
Japanese Labor in Other Lands Report Highlights Emigration
Washington July 1 The state department released a report on the detention and repatriation of Japanese migrants abroad under the Japanese American agreement. It notes enforcement issues and various companies suspected of involvement while detailing limits on admissible entrants. Officials report progress but stress ongoing investigations and hearings related to Japanese labor movements.
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Washington
Daekest Amd
Ranort
State Department
Sines Ue
Ac Oriental
Taye Tien Organ Tze
Jaganewe
United States
Mab
Remarkable claims of riches at Goldfield and Nattona
The article recalls statements by Mr Stewart praising the wealth of Goldfield and Nattona. He describes workings reaching over 400 feet, noting the area as exceptionally rich compared to other places. Witnesses and locals discuss the extraordinary gold prospects and the vast scale of development.
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Celine
Eolus
Gularleld
Natlana
Stewart
Last of Nilsons Sees Spectacle of Automobiles
Omenge July 4 events feature a toy parade with more than 4,000 automobiles of various designs, a seed launch race, and planned appearances by airplanes at the state fair grounds. Philanthropist Peurhouse plans generous bequests, while notes recall past entertaiment and local civic pride amid a daylong pageant.
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Vuetrott
Thiag
Tad Kseho
Tee Savant
Feunton
Lam
Mie Laay
One Man Dead and Another Wounded in Lake Shore Camp Incident
A mild bysbindita on a Lake Shore railroad camp near Oimtend Fallstate Left two men badly wounded and one dead. The country covers the area as troops and authorities investigate the shooting and seek details of the incident amid unclear circumstances.
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Oimtend
World Markets Face Mixed Signals Across Commodities
U S markets show uneven activity with notable shifts in steel, cotton, and sugar futures. Traders weigh supply constraints, labor tensions, and wider global demand as early gains fade and prices wobble. Major exchanges reflect cautious sentiment amid volatile intermarket dynamics.
A Girl in the Moon Report on Whitethroat Traditions
Ethnologist Verbeck reports from Insignapellas on Wats iyo Yt lore and the Labrador tribe. He notes contact with whites, observed rituals, and a young warrior’s encounter, including a dramatic ascent into space and a sibling witnessing a moonlike event.
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New York
Wilbalt Vuebeok
Labrador
Tray Stydain
Mie Tee
Ald
Frofendor Varbruk
Pennsylvania Railroad Men Vote Strike Action Amid Talks
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports that labor leaders and officers of craft unions announced a vote by railway workers in Pennsylvania to strike if wage demands are not met. About 2 000 men including conductors enginemen and trumpeters were described as ready to strike, with further discussions slated at the conference.
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Gly Pagk
Nat Ed le Fing
Weatern Ten Line Iin
Shepard
Willile Lewis and Smith to Meet in New York Bout
Two boxers Willig Lewis and Smith are slated for a New York bout on July 1. details are garbled but the event is described as a notable boxing match with potential classic significance and strong local interest.
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New York
Willig
Lewis
Nuvondt
Beales
Chivas
Fragmented OCR notes on government policy and dates
The text presents garbled OCR material referencing government action, meetings, and dates, with scattered names and places. It mentions a government effort, potential deadlines, and unnamed civic actions, but the faulty wording prevents clear identification of events or outcomes.
Preservation of public health through food storage laws
Government authorities tighten rules on storage of perishable goods to ensure safety and compliance with food laws. Officials plan compulsory measures under agricultural department oversight to prevent spoilage and protect consumers.
Auburn NY farmer robs, recovers cash from abandoned faring
A farmer near Auburn New York met a Lenigh arranger who offered to buy his farm items. After negotiations, the farmer delivered $3400 from a Springs bank in return for a box key and a cash box. The exchange occurred near a cemetery as the man arranged the money in a box. Police later investigated the action and recovered the money, with a letter containing a warning found in the box.
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Auburn
N.Y
Amien Springs
Cortland
Chedet
Gillotte
Plackag
Dortla
Moraviasantil
Munday
Moving Picture Show Criminality Report in New York
Fragmentary police note describes a moving picture show crime case. The report mentions a boy, a bystander, and alleged aggravated conduct tied to admission pricing. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a court case following a disturbance at a cinema.
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New York
Gantenew
Fonbe
Heald
Slp
Uaket
Merchant drank muriatic acid in front of family
A Shalerville merchant died last night after allegedly drinking muriatic acid in front of his family. Authorities reported he drove them to the porch before taking the fatal dose. Prominent residents were called to assist, with medical teams responding promptly.
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Aller Wetthligt
Sanvidlalong
Shalervilt
Dock and Wharf Charges on Flathead Lake
Fragmented report on dock and wharf fees at Flathead Lake with references to naval matters and commission actions. Mentions delays and inquiries, and indications of charges varying over time and possible investigations into property damages and repairs.
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Flathead Lake
Fuicheddleka
Sale Mat
Dynamite Outrage Investigation Near West Ganxay
An OCR fragment describes a mysterious explosion scene near West Ganxay Street and a bridge area. It mentions witnesses, a possible harbor for suspects, and mentions officers and a local retention or hiring concern. The readable text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear references.
Crippen linked to London wife murder case report
A scrambled wire service style article describes a murder case involving Dr. Crippen and his wife, with details of the investigation, police interest from New York and London, the disappearance of Mrs Crippen, and suspicions tied to an earlier severed body found in the couple's residence.
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Landon
Dr. Hawley II
He Budly
Crippen
Buiet Claire
Lange
Yierd Delestiegs
Hilton Groscant
North Ondon
Wiat
Tovitl
Tha Acresea
Nallug
Ladey
Ollan Nnald
Ube Garding
Gowobten
Nrlen
Grippen
Mosley Hall
Ardatat Galt
Tolay
Mra
Uraggucer
Greater Demand for Irrigated Lands Reported
The report notes rising interest in irrigated lands, with heightened demand reported by land officials. Director Newell cites tightening supply and expanding developments as key factors driving activity.
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Commerce Commission
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Hlushie
Poatton
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Ford
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Ghinese
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Fanny Aiton
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