Riots and strikes echo in Bialystok reporting
The dispatch notes mass burial of Jews in Bialystok, with police and authorities tightening control. Reports describe riots, looting, and alleged incendiary acts, while workers strike and military trains move through Moscow area as government braces for nationwide disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
Bialystok Linn
Hogehorel
Faeat
Centra Investigata
Blalyétox
Fius
Tlalyetok
Prech Sedikex
Kalusge
Kremeniebins
Zritomlr
Vode
Taingeetikt
Lng
Novoe Vremya
Moscow
Liga
Feworehure
Cheety
Berbor
Burying the Dead and Aftermath of a Riot Across Regions
Fragments describe casualties and panic among Jews, Christians, and locals. Military authorities, led by General Fader, assume control as looting, arson, and violence spread. Evacuation and protective measures appear, with ships moving to northern routes and pacific company stepping in.
Mortar flaws blamed for San Francisco quake damage
San Francisco quake damage is blamed on dishonest mortar and faulty construction. Professor Nekonma of the Imperial University of Texas argues most damage came from poor mortar, brick misuse, and substandard fire bricks rather than concrete, urging proper cement sand mix and wet bricks for safety.
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San Francisco
Jims
Thehonest
Beamand
Fime
Saige
de. T. Nokona
Architectiva
Imperial University of Texic
Tumblor
CORIO
Jafan
Ihia
Sumial
City in Quiet After Odd Event in Walpatok Town
Reports from Walpatok Fuania on Tune 19 109 describe a quiet town with normal appearance despite unusual activity. Local residents note halted road use and faint sounds from the suburbs amid unclear events. authorities investigate possible disruption affecting the populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walpatok
Fuania
Tune
Vere
Anil Eeteral Iuulusien
Fave
Tenwekt Wade
Paitola
Bern
Predict Revolution at St Patersberg War
Fragmented OCR text suggests a report from St Petersberg area about revolutionary activity. Mentions "Revers" and "Trompe" with unclear dates. Contains garbled names and places, no clear event details or sources to confirm.
Strike of Sailors Shakes West Coast Ports
San Francisco reports a muting of waterway laborers as a national strike affects coastwise shipping. Sailors at several ports protest conditions while unions in major cities push for wage gains and safer work rules amid unsettled negotiations.
Insurance delays threaten policyholders in New York
In June county records and state insurance actions reveal delays by insurers under the Insurance Commissioner's scrutiny. The proliferating cases include forfeiture risks and fintech style delays affecting residents and policyholders across Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and surrounding areas. Authorities press for immediate enforcement of policy terms and payment duties amid growing concerns over compliance and public protections.
Committed death by own action in New York
Benjamin Howard, an actor, reportedly committed suicide in a public park. The article notes past touring in the West, a marriage to a resident of Milwaukee, and later connections to Denver and San Francisco, with unclear references to an associated company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Howard
Filsinide Park
West
Roston
Marrien & Residant
Milwanser
Howard
Duel to the Death in New York Pistols Test
Reports describe a deadly pistol duel in New York involving two Italians with a prompt death of one by a single gunshot. The event drew a crowd, followed by a controversial brawl and accusations of questioning the motive and alignment with nationalities. A formal reaction from officials and a clarifying measure on conduct at such gatherings were noted.
Fragmented OCR note hints at wartime racial tensions and mixed signals
An unclear OCR passage mentions various names and phrases that hint at race and language tensions during wartime. It references FRENCH AND GERMAN, mentions Akins Yue and Akins, and describes scattered events at a location tied to a coat and a parade of names, with garbled dates and places.
Cromwell Refuses to Answer Interoceanic Canal Question
Cromwell again refused to disclose confidential matters tied to his Panama Canal client. He read a prepared statement claiming his knowledge arose from professional employment and that private business interests could not be disclosed. The committee adjourned without a verdict.
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Wathington
Jie L
Senate
Interoceanis
Pathan Canal Aftelis
Willem Nelson Cromwall
Panama-Cana
Sendlor Mormapand
Aha -Danatie Canal Company
Aperiva
Tongue Cut Devastates Longtime Theater Director
Frederick Ly Power, 40 years a stage director at Brak Tempie theater, died yesterday after a December surgery failed to halt a cancerous tongue growth. A veteran of 81 years in theater, Power began as a child at Hooley to Raymond's company, later became known for stock company directing, and lived with actress wife Mrs. George Ober in Chicago while his single yearlong battle with cancer ended his career.
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Chicago
Frederick Ly Power
Brak Tempie
Hose Tongue
Yeaterdy
Oli Tome
Downglie
My. Power
Hooley
Porera
John T. Raymond
Ridhaei
Mansfiel
Walter Whitezile
Margaret Malmen
Marginalized 15s to Aid Courrieres Rescue Effort Probes
Dispatches from March 32 describe remnants of the French relief mission to Courrieres Pas de Calais after the disaster claiming about 1,200 lives lost. Survivors, former president Carsot era, and officials gather as delegates and civic representatives join in the ceremonial aid efforts.
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Llesavera
Courrieres
Pas de Colale
Courrieres Catsaltopho
Ron
Carsot
Ag Chalrian
Parta Vinlver Slit
Parte Fire Arate
Man Falls to Death in Grace Hotel Air Shaft
Chicago June 19 Walving F Run nalla of Lexington Texas fell from the Grace hotel air shaft on the first floor and was instantly killed. The incident followed a tense night with Sheriff Scarter and others. authorities feared attempts against witnesses. A related plot involved an arrest at Oilmas Texas and a suspect named Lavin in a separate case.
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Chicago
Hiowar
Oildmas
Texas
Scarborguen
Bey
Thomas Largent
The
Penny
Larsent
Ruspells
Barriff Starborciygn
Wis
Apn
Red
Yesteranysia
Basnet
Hich Uje
Chicapa
Ranges City
Coletann
Lamia
Mrs Myers Granted New Lease Amid Murder Trial Tactics
Report from Jefferson City Missouri detail shows Mrs Aggie Myers facing possible 60 day sentence while awaiting trial for the murder of her husband Axel Myers. Court records indicate Governor Falk will review the case and potential clemency actions. The article cites judge Fern Hollman and mentions a deferred appeal process with various legal maneuvers reported.
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Jefferson Cit
Aggie. Myers
Kartets
Sears Ako
Mroomington
Neil
Ancen
Fern Hollman
Gievernas
Pete
Renan
Imprisonment sentence questioned in import case
The report recounts customs officials debating a German import marked for alcohol detection. It notes the complicating chemicals found, the accident scene at Redlands, and a worker’s death due to a broken back and skull injury, with a coroner’s verdict of death by accidental causes.
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Redlands
Oslo
Juna
Thottom
Perria
Fnras
Woodvutt
Home ‘Telephone, Company
Money for the President Referenced in Senate Draft
An early draft notes an annual appropriation of 50 009 dollars to cover travel expenses of the President of the United States and guests. Chairman Tartoy is authorized to call the bill up under suspension of the rules, with action expected to be secured tomorrow.
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Unite Steles
Tartoy
Miles Av
Miners Return to Work After Ohio Strike
Eastern Ohio coal miners resume work after a strike, with official settlement details released this morning but public notice delayed until about noon. The agreement aims to reinstate constructive terms and guide the return of strikers to the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cite
Ohio
Killing by Indians in Senora region reported
El Paso trader and railroad contractor A. Bulnie, of B, was killed by Vas a Villana in Senora while working on a grade for the California Yaqui River and Pacific railroad line. The event disrupts the Masific railroad section near the Southern Pacific route.
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el Pano
Bulnieard
Vasa Villana
Senora
Kean Sentenced to Twenty Years in Prison
Philadelphia reports John Joseph Kean, abductor of seven year old Frederick Muth, was found guilty and sentenced by Judge Sitabergne to twenty years. The case drew a crowded courtroom as detectives prepared for the immediate transfer to the state penitentiary after court.
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Philadelphia
Bigenbron
John Joseph Kean
Frederick Muth
Charles Mii
Columbia Svenna Joweler
Pest
Maxletrie
Kean
Chidren
Agate Kean
Ieee
Dudge
Penkentiary
Garekal
Srey Keay
Ty Ehlhl
Bagether
Chen Rave
Wadsworth Addresses Tilt House Over Meat Inspection Debate
Washington June 1 meat inspection amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill sparks a heated House session. Wadsworth defends substituting the original amendment and argues against court rulings while lawmakers clash on funding and enforcement details.
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Wadsworth
Tilt House
Washington
Jung
Tateres
Avery Peyt
House
Wadstarks
Williams
Miles
Sciulaworth
Perdon
Srm
Ghail Transport
District of Columbia
Garth Marke
Endrock
Tla
Wareworth
Wadaworth
Government to deposit 12000000 with San Francisco banks
A tentative agreement among President Shaw and San Francisco representatives aims to place 12 million dollars of government money in San Francisco banks with city bonds as security. The plan, to endure possibly for years, would involve a Treasury deposit overseen by the government until the funds are needed for San Francisco’s rebuilding and relief efforts.
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Washington
Arita
Frererary Shaw
Clizans
San Francisco
Thia
United States Treasury
Ely
Cahihclla
Aralion
Honda
Sears
Sveneney
Ministers to Norway Flight Flies From Harlem
A garbled air travel note reports ministers planned to travel to Norway aboard a plane, with references to weather and a historic scene. The fragment mentions Royalty and a ceremonial departure, but details remain unclear.
California Is Favored In Uneven Race Team Update
A fragmented and garbled text hints at a California favorite in a sports or voting context. Names and places are unclear, but references to state, law, or competition appear. No coherent event or scores are readable from the excerpt.
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Caucasia
Jura
Caucasus
Boon
Armen
Drove off a bridge tragedy and racing headlines
Fragmentary report recalls a drowning incident near Sisseton as a vehicle plunged from a bridge at night. The piece also notes a British yawl Betty winning the Dover Heligoland race and references Emperor William’s maritime topic amid blurred lines of several events.
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Germany
Betty
Ten Ramilton Barn
Cowes
William
Black man charged in severe public safety case incident
A Black man identified as INDENVERS faces charges after a fatal assault on the first night of an arrest operation. Reports mention another Black person MG involved and a separate prior fatal incident near Kansas City eighteen months ago. The public safety incident drew wide attention and Turner is noted in connection with the case.
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Balrpiaan
Joby
Wan
Carea
Uber
Xara
Turner
Kansas City
London Hearing On Fraud Charge Involving Milina & Smelting Syndicate
Mark Athens Young and Hery Jonsx, managers of Milina & Smelting Syndicate, faced a charge of conspiring to defraud the public by misvaluing shares. They appeared in court as magistrates noted pounds in intertime funds and a suspected bogus value set at 1 for the so far unverified items. Jonsx was granted bail at 5000 pounds, while Young’s bail was refused.
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London
Asthens Young
Hery Jonsx
Fors
Siining, Milina & Smelting Syndicate
Palen Magestor -Penthie
Jours
Secretary reduces suspension in Captain Garth U.S. Navy case
Washington on June 13 Secretary Bonaparte completes review of Captain Perry Garth U.S. N. court martial. Findings approved with modifications. Original sentence suspended one year with ship pay and loss of commander’s pay for allowing the battleship Rhode Island to depart. Suspension reduced to six months.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Hhis Reviow
Perry Garth
U.S. N
Garet
Uty
Ayecumbera
Water famine hits St Louis county towns
St Louis county endures a water shortage after a break yesterday. Clayton, Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Ferguson, Florissant, and several smaller towns report no water. A 60 mile long pipeline is reportedly filled but remains blocked. Labor crews are frantically searching for the leak or break as of noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louie County
Tan
Clayton
Kirkwood
Webster
Grove
Ferguson
Fivinsant
Aumber
Emalier
Loula
Disfranchise efforts in Raton Raure Louisiana case
A garbled news item notes a 1928 proposal or action to disenfranchise Negro voters in a Louisiana district. The incomplete report mentions a state senate vote and related legal moves, with references to imprisonment, elections, and potential punitive steps linked to African American suffrage.
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All Russia
Aichi
Dereas
Jt Wasseizes
Fader
Grattle Way
Pacific Coast Steamably Company
Ainska
Chilal
Union Rellers
Wilh Te Base
Resolution
Peronsary
Trepoff
Frievanerg
Evgalamwas
Teepott
Weil Doesae
Princeew Nacinh bin
Palien
Ban Franscisco
Bridie
St. Patervbarg
Petras Tertera
Revers
Oyten
Aarwang
Stnanin
Uae
Atrike
San Francincs
Peteling
California
Franciaco
Tnsuic
Wolf's
Fuente
Mars
Polleyhold
Brs
Fenidern Phomselyes
Weblo
Bostest
Pniabel
Helavere
Pissadelphia
Tachess
Farle
Dosmen
Germania
Girard
New
Fisnach Macinnanon Crier
Norsh Morman
Tey
Thaliines
York
Phindania Weerchentes
Tye
Muspranee
Proeiklym
Dane
Cromwell
Arent, Quettiona Purdy
Morgan
Audgmert
United States
de Haven Yelereau
Pactic Coat Railway Company
San Itafuel
Saucailta
Tages
NeChie
Srs
Catherine Hu
Alraidy
Sherrif
Ya Man Byte
Lotus
Folk
Hottmar
Myers
Iéherts
Axel Mysra
Mrs. Myers
Pee Miner
Arist
Jassie
Batiel
Platt
Kadaaper
Keanis Cy
Waesworth
Ables Hewyard
Tomy
Ontine
United Bator
Chicasi
Sh. Les
Kanena Xily
Fortscarth
St Soserth
Colton
Walliam
Wiles
Leicine
Cepyl Tanneries
Mann Cunshanes
Sy Shenashane
Ienolo
New Yorks
Wadaworthi
Committed of Agriculture
Poudg Wlthant
AID For
Oylland
Wortifes
Kate Figs
Ties Datars Sons
Ministes
Norway
Caltash
Tonya
A. Bridge
Sisseton
D. Dine
G. W. Martn
Fareior
Martin
Kanes
Young and
Jonas
ST Louis
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