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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
5
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An obscured report notes a boxing event with refereeing decisions prevailing amid a chaotic ringside scene. Mentions names like Dean Wilson and various unclear phrases describe decisive moments and audience reactions.
A fragmented report describes an attempted coup against a grand vizier with boots on, detailing clashes and a high tension scene. The text mentions a vigil and a storming of a location, with chaotic travel and conflict around Saint Peters and surrounding areas.
Washington reports Attorney General Me Reynolds intends to prosecute suspected violators of the antitrust law. Investigators study Firet-Jones A Patten, the New York Market Beret, and other entities including the New York Central, Hartford railroad, and the American Telephone company. The probes aim to enforce anti trust statutes and may seek new appropriations as Congress prepares to reconvene.
The text notes investigations by committees into the break up of competitive lines in trade relations. It claims evidence shows that competitive dynamics were practically eliminated and that the stability of American port entries in port agreements was affected.
A fragmented OCR reads as a report about a male figure beating Weston with scattered names and places. The legibility is poor and no coherent sequence or outcome is established.
In a odd tale a man paid £200 to a woman in Oregon for rail fare to marry him but she never appeared. Courts intervened in a prior dispute as he faced social and legal scrutiny over the elopement bid and funding.
Fragments describe a tense scene with a drive for victory and a dinner offer. The text references a lead of 2.510 linking to 4.207 total squirrels and mentions dead bodies in a Baghdad wagon, creating a puzzling and unclear incident.
Report from Toledo on June 14 covers elections at the Ohio organization of the National Association of Stationary Facturers, naming officers including president J F Radtean and treasurer J M Wirt. It also notes a separate item about a death at 108 and other regional events such as exhibitions and a robbery in Ashtabula.
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