Germans Celebrate One Hundredth Anniversary Parade
A vivid account of a large wartime centennial parade in Germany and its aftermath. The procession featured hundreds of elaborate divisions including German archers and military units with cars, uniforms, and banners. The pageant mapped the war era’s memory through a long, ceremonial display with imperial and national symbolism.
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Detectives Probe Mexican Border Case Involving $500 Claim
Police traced a peculiar border money case in Cal Hege on October 10 where detectives pursued a supposed $500 payoff linked to a missing person. Investigators noted misdirection and unreliable leads as details emerged, with several suspects detained by Mexican authorities and released.
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Nose clears quickly after sudden nasal clog relief
Frantic crowd reports abrupt opening of clogged nostrils and rapid easing of catarrh and throat irritation. Several individuals describe headaches and sinus pressure fading as breathing normalizes within minutes, with lingering chest discomfort and a sense of relief observed.
Morris Loses on Foul Blow in Ring Clash
New York fight reports Gunboat Smith of California defeated Carl Mor\-rig of Oklahoma on fouls in a fifth round disqualification. Smith attacked with clean body shots while Morris, heavier and clumsy, fouled repeatedly. Referee disqualified Morris after multiple infractions as the crowd hissed Smith’s victory.
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Unclear baseball game report with late scoring details
A fragmented account describes a baseball game moment by moment with errors and hits. It notes Bridwell and Zaminer contributions and cites official attendance of 25,286 with total receipts of 919,968 and shares of 1998 for the commission and 10,771 for players.
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Brainerd Honors Leslie Bush After Election Victory
Brainerd Minnesota residents gathered at the telegraph office to sign a congratulatory message to Leslie Bush and his partner Bender for their victory. The town plans celebrations and invites them to Brainerd once the election is completed.
Hoodlums Attack Crowd As Mackmen Scene Escapes
In Harlem after a tense world series game the crowd mobbed Captain Nanny Murphy and other players with sticks and debris as police dispersed the assailants. Connie Mack remained on the scene answering questions while McGraw pursued his next move. A chaotic scene disrupted the Polo Grounds area with no injuries reported.
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Vokel and Jordan to meet Uzion on October 1
Ball Lake Oct 10 After many weeks of trying Mike Yvonel and China Jordan finally came to terms yesterday. A world middleweight wrestling title bout will be staged in the Auditorium on Monday October 47. Crabbe, a noted lightweight, will handle the match. The terms call for a $3000 guarantee with an option of 70 percent of the gross proceeds. The $4000 is to be divided with Yokel receiving the larger share while Jordan, as titleholder, gets the tail end of the deal. If the agreement stands, the wrestlers will share on a similar basis. Crabbe says the Auditorium will be fitted with heat to accommodate 800 spectators. A telegram was sent toward Kiddie Smith for referee services. if he declines, Billy Huglev will be the third man. The Yokel-Beall match is also under consideration for later in October.
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Foreigners feel unsafe in city amid troop redeployment
Mexican dispatches report fear among foreigners after military reinforcements were sent north to Torreon. The capital's mounted police were replaced, many troops left city, and a rumor of a Torreon massacre circulated but proved unfounded. Spanish officials note hundreds of Spaniards arriving from Torreon to Monterey.
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Uncle Sam Sells Electric Supplies in Government Deal
A deteriorated item states Uncle Sam plans to authorize the sale of electrical materials and duel material through a government order. The notice hints at public demand for electricity from government water sources and the sale of cement, lumber, and related supplies as part of a development program.
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Energy distribution aids settlers and county needs
A fragmented report notes that government driven power distribution benefits settlers and Western County. It suggests the energy fleet will support agricultural pumping and domestic purposes, aiding regional development.
May Lose Eye From Explosion In Portland Conn
Portland Connecticut reports Perry Tallback a former Yale all American star may lose sight after an explosion caused by crossed wires while he experimented with a burglar alarm device. Brother Kelly Hale and Harry Dagnail were bruised. Hale a Yale graduate in 1890.
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Dem gap widens as party split risks state committee action
The text notes a Democratic party rift after the ApAe recommendations. It says the state committee plans to mirror positions in Washington, while Judge C W Bowere challenges the meeting's regularity, citing omissions of four oral appointments and a lack of quorum.
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Sister-in-law of Mrs Lincoln votes in Oregon
Wagene Oregon reports Grandma Sarah Twin age 10 who registered yesterday as a voter for the first time asks why she may not vote. She is a sister-in-law of Mrs Abraham Lincoln, and notes her son and husband were brothers of the war president's wife, Mrs Todd.
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