Flotilla Proud of a Record in Panama Visit
In Panama on March 15 Lieutenant F J Gone commander of the Americas torpedo boat flotilla and officers were pleased with the warm welcome. Destroyers moved closer to port and will be open for visits each afternoon from to 6 oclock. Most ships are near their prewar condition with minor repairs noted. Officers attended a reception at Tyoll Chul and a baseball game featured locals and visiting crews.
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Panama
F. J. Gone
Americas
Flotille
Rndinen
Pooand
United Blutea
P Dimes
Tyoll Chul
Waa
Glenart
Jocal Ieaut
Murder Trial and Immunity Claims In Canyon County Case
Reports detail Harry Orchard, famed murder suspect, awaiting death sentence after the Bey residence shooting. Judge Fremont Wood prepares to impose the penalty. March 10 arraignment records show Orchard seeking immunity and pleading not guilty. Close associates and prison officials debate punishment and possible clemency as Orchard maintains his refusal to speak publicly.
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Bots
Molin
Wadmunday
Canyon
Harry Orchard
Igrimur Gova
Reutener
Bine
Terry Orchard
Fils Owl
Tolition
Wininat
Otharm
Aluo
Derreu
Romo
Elfeye
Orchard Uhugell
Prigon
Liemann
Bolle
Western Pacific TA Enter Los Angeles Report
Los Angeles March 15 according to the Times Western Pacific TA Enter Los Angeles Southern California by way of the east busia of Whhalug dan hal Article of Sncorporation were ext yesterday of ty Los Angeles Harbor Halleahd company and of the Jou Aur Relee Harbor company each dapltali Seed at 2800009 with 50000 sub serthed The Harbor company will have 600000 In preferred stunt and 41000000 of Loads while the Harbor Fatiroad cabing in to carry an indebtedneve of 2000000 Rights of way between Wilmington and Ton An zolty have been secured The read ing spird to both corporations Is Ay Ge aN formarly trame managey and president of the Gauld Ings now Tins 4a Cugnptony nene this eity Mn Bird Le gronident of both corporations where drudys ware fled youberday The ostimated length of the raposed saitreat thi tldewrter to Log An Soles fx wlated to be tyanty ve tiiiles The artlefas of Incorporation provide for the ownership and operation of shcam blip and Selegimpl Inet and tor capress uiainess
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Los ‘Angeles
Cal
Times
Harbor
Wilmington
Ton An Zolty
Reading Spirdto
Ay Ge
Gauld Ings
Tins 4A
Cugnptony
Nene
Bird
Tor Capress Uiainess
Aged Judge Lochren Resigns After Long Service
In Minneapolis on March 15, Judge Lochren of the district court announced his resignation on the federal bench to take effect next Friday. The long serving jurist, age seventy plus, has held the federal post for over twenty years and will retire after a storied career on the bench.
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Finneapolis
Wile
Fire Destroys Beaverton Housing Units
A blaze at a Beaverton residence row caused extensive damage to several apartments. Firefighters arrived quickly as residents fled or were overcome by smoke. No serious injuries reported though property loss was significant and under investigation.
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A. Pantie
Castro
Joan of Tft
Sk Pallens
Reut Dour
Ruioke
Reaenes
Financial conditions improving in New York markets
March 15 report notes improved general conditions with evidence of resumed factory work, reduced commodity prices, and renewed investment interest in New York. American Railway Association figures show lower freight costs. copper prices stabilize while metal and steel sectors show cautious optimism. Foreign trade and stock activity stir discussion on future trends and potential returns to normalcy.
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New York
American Railway Association
Europe
Inture
Man Killed in Civil War Era Event Reported
Fragmentary account notes a person killed on a Monday afternoon near Narrowebarg while tied to a Civil War era context. The individual was identified as Vallet, described as about 70 years old, employed by the ephc ropulician. Further readable details are limited due to OCR damage.
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Haneces
Narrowebarg
Mr. Vallet
Ephc
RIENTAL LIMITED HOLDUP AT HOMER'S FERRY TRAIN ROBBERY
A late 19th century report details a bold robbery aboard the Wordalind Limited near Homer’s Ferry, Washington. Bandits halted the mail train, bound two clerks, rifled registered sacks, and fled toward Oregon with proceeds mixed in transit. Postal authorities and royal police mounted a search as witnesses described the bandit, a man with a beard and worn clothes, seen near Sidney and Perth. Police mapped the trail east of Spokane and noted the incident disrupted mail delivery across several towns.
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Afokano
Wash
Riental Limited
Northern Railway
Homer'a
Tinployen
Aracon
Bomuer
Spolteng
Andam
Amidhe Bautlt
Oregon Jnilroad & Navigation
Spokane
Nawport
Prloal
River
Royal
Growth Ag
ACK AND THE APPLE arithmetic class problem with misread names
A confused classroom scene presents a teacher prompting students about apples and a brother named Louk. The dialogue trails into garbled lines as students respond with partial answers and the teacher struggles to guide the lesson.
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Jack Logga
Uwe
Ani Jae
Unreadable OCR item on child labor in California
Deputy Labor Commissioner states that a man named Urat spowls thirty Umea AR Muchaw faces action for the protection of his children. The article mentions fish, wages, and ages of 14 and 1, with references to labor in the state.
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Fpive
California
Urat
Ste Spowls
Umea
Passport Manufacture Scandal Unfolds in Northern Japan
In Tolkin area of Aomori Prefecture a government inquiry exposes a fraudulent passport factory. Police have arrested multiple native officers charged with forging and exporting over three hundred passports to America, with illicit profits cited.
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Tolkin
March
Ife
Ding
Aomori
Lywat
Japan
Mao
Invinilagwo
America
Tatsu Affair Settled Amid Turmoil and Salute
An unsettled tale in Takia on March 16 ends with a ceremonial settlement. Chinn approves the terms as a Japanese mission contemplates a salute from a warship. The public mood shifts toward relief as officials bid a quiet farewell to the episode and its tensions.
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Takia
Anita Aetory
Taleunifer Waa
Chinn
muviNon
Tata
Tragedy in Cottage Firefight Leaves Family Dead
A gunman shot and killed several family members in a front room encounter, wounding a 7 year old and a woman before shot by pursuing officers. The attacker was fatally wounded by return fire, ending a deadly domestic pistol assault at a rural home.
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Pokey
Oracle Higuvls
Knight
Margreet Aimes
Mindy Shankelford
Bok
Amen Bhackeford
Mra. A. Manea
Airs
Manns
Margaret
Minnig Shacketford
Elencla
Toom
Minus
Leuota Thai
Nalisa Ard
Inmat
Logan
Fugt Uva
Wii
Dguety
Digusta
Terrific storms tie up train service
Terrific storms disrupt main line services from Pendleton to Spokane, halting most traffic between Parthind and Pendleton. Only the line between Vendlaton and Spokane remains open as crews work to restore routes. Train operations await clearance for resumed service.
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Pendletor
Oru
Teriite
Parthind
Eldun Myelidus
Lansing
Vendlaton
Spokane
Trajan
Adura
Seant
Brigadier General Royal Thavthr Ireak Dies in Retirement
Washington reports the death of Brigadier General Royal Thavthr Ireak who served with the Winked Stores army before retirement. He died at his residence in Berry Jay in the TWh Vane region. His body will be interred at Stratton National Cemetery on Tuesday.
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Washington
Breyadier
Royal Thavthr Ireak
Winked Stores Army
Strington National Cemetery
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