Quest of Stray Girls Shocks City Officials in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on May 22, a wave of reports about stray girls spreads through downtown. A Japanese escort allegedly gained entry to offices via a fire escape, leading to arrests and multiple people injured or killed during the ensuing chaotic scenes at and around a theater on Fifth Avenue and other locations.
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W. GW. U
Fifth Avenue
LWO Couplen
Central Station
Bovard Nevada Strike Update and Gold Prospect Yields
A report from Camp Bovard describes a new strike at Bovard Nevada with an extended vein about forty feet long and ten feet wide high in the hill. Estimated ore yields suggest about 3 feet of ledge could yield significant gold and silver, with rough figures around 12 dollars per ton. Continuity and development questions remain as mining officials assess ore content and feasibility.
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Nevada
Ely
Rawde
Evang
Woman 107 Years Old Remains Far From Frail
A dispatch notes Rosie Aronwald, reportedly aged 107, continuing to live with vigor amid references to Napoleonic wars and distant events. The fragmentary report mentions May 2 in New Zealand and a modern ceremonial context, highlighting endurance and long life.
Rail wreck reported amid odderial Baychooler incident
An unclear report describes a wreck at Baychooler involving Flynnmiters, with mention of an explosive event and prior attempts to damage a bridge. The text is garbled, but indicates a railway disruption and public safety concern following yesterday’s attack.
Boy Singer Locked In Jail After Alleged Robbery
New York May 24 Karl Gutich a 40 year old former Iowa resident known as a boy singer was arrested after reportedly holding up a JLO fistance of Alexander 11. Dimap 10 and robbing 60 dollars. He protested innocence claiming a misunderstanding and vowed to fight the case. His career as a singer began young and included performances at venues in Roosevelt and nearby areas.
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New York
Karl Gutich
Iowa
Tohdo Cultel
Alexander
Dimap
Trindap
Gullek
Yackham
Pond
Wan
Incubator Baby Case Draws Wide Court Battle
A Chicago case centers on whether the incubator baby should be raised by its biological mother or the woman who adopted it. Courts from Illinois to Kansas weighed rights, with rulings affecting foster parents and the World’s Fair story, as the child’s future remained contentious across multiple states.
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United States Court of Appwils
Belwigit
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Watisis
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AL Prevent
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Sedan
Kan
Duenbator
St. Jovia Hospital
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Mra
Charlotts
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Hy Il
Asuivon Gale
Mahe Tneniator Company
Fairy
Tts Aliegew
Judith Stanley
Avn
Sunstittor
Blealoy
Wba
Woman of Buffalo
Woman of Buffalo, Decitud To Adonl Mrs. Bhoier Ished
Bowas Ameer
Steen Hospital
Meakley
Webb
Red Mather Sly Howe
Mieke
Mlasouet
Tino
Ahuat
Pune
Faye
Nanded
Mleadea
Publi Aitte
Woman Sent to Prison in Perjury Case in New York
May 22 New York Miss C Wood Gre Onn woon, recently jailed for 35,000 in a perjury charge linked to her divorce suit against Halted Btnles Benatar Platt, remains in a cell. Distill Attorney Jerwag says the case will go before the grand jury. if indicted she may be placed on trial. Wood, claiming to be Senator Piait's wife, complains of robbed papers and demands her rights as she endures the confinement and questions about gifts to influence the indictment.
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Gre Onn Woon
Detault
Benatar Platt
Fnr- Divoree
Miss Wool
Yeaterdas
Washington
Ald Distell
Jerwag
Justine
Miss Wood
Piait
No Price Reduction for Steel, U.S. Steel Board States
New York May 21 A statement from BL Gray and Elaine Muir of the United States Steel board said there will be no reduction in steel prices. A meeting of key manufacturers from across the country was canceled after discussions to set a price scale, with officials indicating steel should not be cheaper. The message urged continuing steady prices, though specifics were not given.
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New York
Gray
Elaine Muir
Voard
Firactira
United Stites Steel Corporation
Mage Gray
Arefeel
Annie Ionthy Waleas
Canaiian-Pacite wage dispute prompts rep withdrawal
Amid a tense standoff over wage reductions, a crossing Yrebior between the men and Gimuwwy at the Regent Canaiian-Pacite shops escalates. The company withdraws its representatives after a brief walkout and implied pressure from the board.
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Gimuwwy
Pacite
Regent
Trim Fork
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Paclia
Friendship for Japan in New York City
New York May 32 Diron Baki lott former autolster of Guanes at Japan was guest last night at a dinner by Jacob Sehimi at the Hotel St. Reulni. Host and guests including President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University expressed sentiments of friendship toward Japan. A few agitators on the Pacific coast were mentioned, but Bar on Sakotoni thanked the host and guests for their goodwill toward the United States and Americans.
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New York
Selif
Baran Fibatani
Japan
Tyouseavon
Baron Sakatoni
Shy
Bugs Will Kill the Bugs on Trees From India to Australia
Travelogue of Compere the entomologist reporting the search for natural enemies to pests. He shipped 100000 bugs to Australia alive after testing in India and western Australia, claiming the release reduced fruit fly damage and later saw a parasite attack cabbage aphid in Texas and Mealimhia in oranges.
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Sun Francisco
India
Australia
Conipere
Texas
California
Fema
Champion Deserter Will Serve 15 Years
Ban Fruelnto reports a deserter named James Altvord among seven charged with peace offenses and dereliction of duty in a World War I era military court document. The record lists names including Allen and Grote and notes multiple prior offenses.
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Finca Ss Iidpigvamant
Goa Armads
Sheehan
Wadler
Urner
Jamas Altvord
de Dy Adin
Hues Allen
Grote & Varzell
Imag
Unt
Leven
Appropriation killed by dilatory methods
Fragmentary text shows references to an appropriation blocked by delays, with garbled names and phrases. The readable segments imply political obstruction and legislative actions, but details such as dates, full names, or places are missing or unclear. The piece reads as a confused OCR snippet from a legislative report.
Nevada ends as Governor Sparks dies in office
A garbled obituary notes Governor Joan Sparks of Nevada has died. The piece mentions Ely resident Don Bickerson and a lengthy, disjointed saga referencing political figures, venues, and events with many unreadable fragments, suggesting a historic but unclear report on leadership change and related ceremonies.
Graveyard Of Gunness Victims Located In Digging At Farm
Laporte inn reports ten day delay ends as a graveyard of Mrs Gunness victims is found on her farm. Jewelry of May O Reilly, Rochester NY, recovered by Sheriff Smutzer who connects disappearance to the Gunness case. Coroner Mack discusses multiple deaths and a grand jury returns seven indictments for arson murder and aiding Mrs Gunness. Excavators uncover remains and a search continues for the rest.
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Inn
Chicago
Weillen
Smutzer
Laporty
Smith
Smutzey
Guiness
Lve
Deficiency Bill Roughly Eighteen Million Cut
Washington May 21 Senate today reported to the senate the deficiency bill, part of the annual supply bill to be consolidated. It carries 18 384 811 and an excess of only FLNAO 4 18 over the amount of the bill. It was passed by the house. The committee’s figures show increases for the navy pay 457 383 for the expense of the legislature in its city 82 988 for salaries and expenses of the Familie and 204 for payment of undited claims against the government.
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Washington
Seuaterdale Tmlay
Senate
Eunate
Young Girl Among Sailors Notify Vallejo Arrests
In Vallejo Al May 20 a young girl aboard a ship near Los Angeles and several sailors were involved in incidents during a voyage. Police reported the crew and passengers contrasting with navigation orders as officers investigated the events.
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Vallejo
Oleabella
Los Angeles
Gergely
HALF THE HORROR NOT TOLD IN RUSSIAN EXILE REPORTS
New York May reports author Alexty Sink moll a correspondent from St. Pete writes on American peonome conditions, noting fear of exile prevents discussion of Russian attitude. He suggests 142,000 people face uncertainty amid political tension as the situation unfolds in New York and beyond.
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New York
Alexty Sinkmoll
A. Beral
Journaliat
Pete Vrettig
Hug Arrdyel
Duma
Cuplintmic
Elks Pressed in Peon Uniform at Mexican Convention
A Mexican dispatch notes Elks officials plan to wear peon uniforms on arrival from Mexico to the national convention. The report describes the attire including hats sandals and a Mexican bonmat while protestors argue many meetings are scattered across the country.
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ELKS
San Antonio
Tesuy
Mexico
Muxico
American Steel IV Demand in Africa Shifts Dutch View
New York May 28. A Garrating of New York, after a year abstention in South Africa, reports American steel demand rising as the Dutch acknowledge the steel’s superiority. He notes Africa’s market challenges, government duties, and American firms expanding exports despite local obstacles.
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I. A. Garrating
Hug
South Africa
Amanelal
Gresepl
Thorn
Lis County
Wis
Auierléiay
Steel
Complete Senate Agreement Reported Amid Confusing Text
A late session summary outlines an agreement between the Senate and conference panel on post office and transportation funding. It notes an $82,900 appropriation for post office clerks and leaves, plus a $60,000 for tenders or related services, with provisions affecting holiday and payroll rules and a June 20 determination window.
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Cammasn
Sigresmont
Bill Gail
Menatn
Post Office
Senate
Willie
Acti
Wuberytales Leler
Seaway
Jwheidt
BNI
New Method of Robbing and Killing Unmasked
Chicago police probe a downtown murder and robbery tied to Holmes’s death after a presumed confederate assault. Investigators suspect assailants mingled with Holmes’s social circle at the Athens Theater then lured him into a cab, striking after midnight. Detectives sweep cabbies and hotel clerks, seeking a motive and accomplices.
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Chicago
Robert
C. Holmes
Ailsa Blerthie
Crimne
Holmes
Friemls
Murderer of Harrell Indicted by Grand Jury
Millehlin, proprietor of the Fl i'aso Evening News, indicted by the grand jury in special session for the murder of M. Harrell shot to death last night. Preliminary hearing waived. autopsy to follow. Political plots denied by Utperell. funeral to Oklahoma tomorrow after reunion events.
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Fl I'Aso
Grand
MM. M. Harrell
Hrrrell
Utperell
Twenty Peasants Hanged in Russia Inquiry
A battered Ukrainian era article reports that twenty peasants were hanged in Russia amid political purges. The text rails at state violence and mentions killings linked to anti regime actions in Kherson and other regions. The piece condemns martial law and cites fears of further executions.
World Markets Close in Ragged Trade Across Commodities and Stocks
May 22 market quotes show Amalgamated Copper and American Locomotive among closing postings with varied percentages for rail and steel stocks. Chicago and New York futures list mixed results, while livestock, sugar and coffee prices shift amid brisk activity at major markets including Philadelphia and San Francisco.
Policy raids end long Chicago gambling crackdown
In Chicago, a year of prosecutions by the city attorney and police led to the conviction of A. Hawkins, a barber, for running a vast street policy operation. About ten thousand policy writers were active across the city as raids targeted Talley writers and associated figures.
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Ageletany
Clifford G. Roe
Rome
Anan Ome
Ghicago
Iail
Dicker Hie Gitabler
Bom A. Hawkins
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