Plot to Murder British Premier Suspected Plotters Arrested
London reports a plot to murder the British premier involving three women and a man. The group, linked to suffrage circles, was arrested in Derby and remanded on charges of conspiring to murder with likely intent tied to political coercion. Names include Alice Wheddon Harriet Weddow Winifred Mason and Albert Mason. The affair centers on pressuring the premier over military service policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sea
Promitr Bieya Beore
England
Yu Beau
Davy Skate
Derby Gelies Cours
Thale
Allee Wheddon
Harriet Wueddua
Winifred Mason
Albert Mason
Su Empert
Bellaved
Coer Mir Murdee
Arthur-Hendarran
Ted States Steel Declares Extra Dividend Record High
New York January 22 The board of Ted States Steel declares an extraordinary dividend of 6518 percent on common stock along with a 17 percent stock dividend. Earnings for the year total $353,826,198, more than double the prior year, with the fourth quarter earnings at $34,307. The company cites strong profits and reserves to bolster the dividend despite a cautious outlook for the railcar market.
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York
Jat
Waite Staten Test Corporation
Puat Sara
Anel
Neil Inbar
Tatler
Peri
Blizzard Moving In From the West Affected Areas
Fragmentary weather note describes a westward storm sweeping in with references to blizzard conditions. Readable terms mention Emensa and South Dake with unclear phrases about mantles and tactics as a snow event approaches.
State Legislature Seeks Automotive Law Changes in 70 Proposals
Proposed legislation would override city and borough ordinances and set statewide rules on street conduct and police powers. The measure would empower the highway department, redefine punishments for breaches of police regulation, and create new licensing and registration requirements for vehicle operators and manufacturers.
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Penseylvania Mithi
Tate
Pollceioea
Bréiebe
Bruvnes el Breny
Damoneiratn
Meccarleatel
Iighway
Bpdolat
Bee Prate
Teaclag
New York Company Closes Drug Store Deal Today
A historically garbled notice reports a New York Company closing a drug store deal today. Mentions stock, inventory, and personnel tied to The Slugtried star and various named entities while referencing quarantine regs and police action in a chaotic, unreadable excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Company
Broker Reveals Evidence Of Leak At Hearing
The broker produced testimony and telegrams suggesting a leak and possible involvement by several brokers. Details mention a telegram by Hulton and notes on private memos and correspondence tied to a congressional inquiry. The report cites dates, figures, and parties connected to alleged disclosures and financial implications.
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E.P. Muton Wee
bin Yartier
Souil
Tiecommation
Wall
Wilson
F. Hietton & Jo
Wid Bustacoe
Owen
Met
Wotton
Washsageon
sasbeeEs FC
Mure
Ifkmon
Goad
Devuiied
Fu Nauther Stormee
Ingriae
Fom
SF F. Acesnelly &Co
Watington ‘Brokerage
Hura
Wien “Clemant
Guy
Chlesen
Identity of German Raider Established as the Moewe
The report identifies the German raider Moewe and details its pursuit by Allied forces. It notes Captain Andreasen of the squadrons and references engagements with the carrier Voltaire and the American shipwreck, describing the raider’s activities and consequences in the Saweauholland area.
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Opertemen
San
Andsrean
Squwerlan Steantshiy
Valibeorg
Wolfe
Igartha
Voltaire
DemocRats Leader Dies in Carvisburg Event
The article notes the death of two prominent men linked to the Democratic committee in Carvisburg and mentions Samuel Runge and Ree Rome among those connected to the party. It references the treasurer role within the Democratic committee and hints at wider state political figures.
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Carvisburg
Dau
Osath
Asiqnors
Prominen
Damme Auratie
Crete
Samuel Runge
Sls Ree
Rome
Paw Monta
Vomelttee
Ti Tiuser
Atate
Annington
Jun
Ambassador Pas
Linaen
Leeann
Heidi
Nave
Etfirtaa
Wien
Peinding Wit Areatert
Rassish Peice
Forty Thousand Marchers to Take Part in Big Parade
Washington officials announce a major parade with about forty thousand participants. Among the marchers are 3,200 veterans and midshipmen, plus units from Konunene and Went Pobst, reflecting a large, organized civic event.
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Washington
Warchers
Chet
Konunene
Debated Peace Address Sparks Senate Clash Over Restitution
Washington, Jun 31. Senators clashed as debate on President Wilton's world peace plan escalated into a procedural fight. Cummins and Hitchcock argued over restitution terms while a motion to table stalled amid warnings of potential global upheaval and naval arms policy.
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Washington
Jum
Wilmen
Ad- Aris
Hitchcock
Win
Melulivus Coiuitee
Auc
New Jersey
Diane
Wilton
Nestia
Datarpretat
Tasner
Rolley
Arecy
Senate
Cummins
Deutschland Not Sunk or Captured Yet
Fragmentary wartime note claims the Deutschland remains afloat and not sunk or captured near York and Denmark. The text references sinking warnings, cautious shipping, and naval communications with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
1916 Licenses Extended for Automobiles and Privileges
A damaged notice indicates 1916 licenses for automobiles remain active with a 1926 renewal provision. The tailors of the Prison Labor Commission are involved in extending privileges or tags, with a deadline extending to February 5. The fragment references state action and regulatory extensions for vehicle-related privileges.
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Harreuerge Aan
Jegy Commingeney
Tailors
Priaon
Labor Commission
Mbes Deitverlen
Ambassador to Go to Mexico
Washington reports that Henry P. Fletcher will depart for Mexico City soon to advise the Mexican government on constitutional issues and fund operations. Fleet and embassy staff accompany him as talks with Carranza’s government resume.
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Washington
United Sater
Corranza Lu Gate
Henry P. Fletcher
Vera Cour
Unites States
Jonebo
Mexico
Luineto Constitutional
Wowarmanone Wu Stam
Cristaia Uxt
Oiebe Srabasay
Amuwinstier
Prusi
Fear Wilson
Lanwineeaira
CopiaUaa
Rovernment
Tlawe Inelede Strom Draveate
Biready
Bude
Sentnet Bren Fidos
York
Capuda
Sd Cavarry
Genara
Carrausa
al Amis Ky
Waalington
Sinking of Major Cruiser Claims 160 Lives
Historical report details a devastating naval disaster as a large cruiser sinks with about 160 men lost. Confusion and partial wreckage hinder rescue and survivor accounts while authorities investigate the catastrophe and its causes. The chaotic scene recalls dramatic explosions, heavy smoke, and the rapid loss of life at sea.
Greater G. of C. Campaign to Take Place in May
A historical fragment outlines a Greater G. of C. campaign slated for May. It references party committees, fundraising efforts, expenditures, and organizational aims, noting the effort to build support and finalize plans across local chapters. The text mentions a treasury, member engagement, and anticipated procedures to mobilize volunteers.
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Greater G. OF C
Unclear OCR Decay Hinders U S Shell Contract Note
Fragmented text appears to discuss a potential U S shell contract, with references to ambassadors, Atlantic powers, and departments. The readable portions imply diplomatic handling, wartime procurement themes, and delays. Names, places, dates are garbled, limiting concrete specifics.
Federal Shipping Board Chairman Selected
The Federal Shipping Board chose a chairman amid a meeting that included members like Jae A. Donald of New York and John J. White of Chicago. Larry McAdna proposed Bernard N. Taket as the new chair, with early plans for board organization and leadership remaining unsettled as of the latest session.
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Federal Shipping Board
Macon
Lay
Bernard N. Taket
Ile
Gahan
Lary McAdna
Berman
Sera
Mr. Terman
Ares Jae
A. Donald
New York
John J. White
Cen
Cig
Itheodote Trent
Onlarne
Wide Fc
Investigation Delayed as Brumbaough Probe Sways State Leaders
A stalled push for a full probe into the Brumbaugh administration surfaces as Democratic leaders clash with Republicans over who should lead the inquiry and how it is conducted. Debate centers on governance, accountability, and party power amid mounting calls for an impartial investigation.
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Muslinburg
Bensiot
Smadtne
Tovestinaian
Senate
Nasemblyman Sapis
Iat Mime Democrats
Arcaluna
Repubiianr
Iie
Benasay Gore
Walla
Khempoore
Favarn
Representative Siggins Introduces Bills in Session
Hurricuary January 31 report shows Representative Siggins Warren introducing multiple bills. The record notes proposed jail funding and appropriations to western districts, with debate and committee movement as lawmakers adjourn for the day.
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Hurricuary
Taurewintuker
Seemias
Sisking
Warren
Ube
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TED States Steel
Reynolds
Siegfried
Pew Company
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Onca
New York Corporation
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el Paso
Eudepany
Teo Weiss
Infantey
Democrats
Merate
Wilsor
Advalnivtra
New London
Jan
Lene Denton
Leodan
Andersea
Denvary
Tom Kiel
Southern Republic
Fletcher
Arive
Mexico City
Ty Wundred
Mins
Thuradas
Sami
Pittsburg
Guilfy
Cstimnorgh
Angortort
Frectors
Tonaratn
Moana
James
Cunstuereu
Lesa
Ems
Lee
Vulee
Aete
Peur
Autism Gohderh
U. S
GOV
Siggins
Rais
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