Balkans face risk of renewed war urges calm leadership
AP brief notes Premier Veanrich of Juge Slavis warns strong personality leadership is needed to curb warlike tensions in the Balkans. Reports say Balkan states fear Bolshevik influence, with mobilization talk and reciprocal threats along the frontier. Economic strains and unrest across Europe compound the volatile security environment as Allied and regional actors monitor developments.
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Steve
Hungary
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Ormy
Pitter Reneraly
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Engineers to Visit Copper Country for August Convention
About 600 members of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers will tour copper country for the annual convention. The group will visit four mines, mills, and smelters in the state, enjoy a Cornish party and tournament, and hold three technical sessions at the Michigan College of Mines in Houghton. They depart by train at midnight August 24, visiting Valegn Minnetwaalis and Mesaha ranze Angi before the Duluth event.
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Minnetwaalis
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Market Life Focus Tie 1935 Note
The fragment references a market life focus item with numbers such as 16.00 16.40 and 13.50 16.95, alongside figures 11.00913.50 16.502 16.95 and 860 10.60, indicating a price or stock listing.
Tennessee Leads Nation in Ratifying Suffrage Amendment
Tennessee becomes the thirty fifth state to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. The measure clears the way for 17 million women to vote in November’s presidential election. Tennessee Senate approves after House adopts, finalizing ratification amid nationwide momentum and historic protests by suffragists.
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Associated Press
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Ten- Nerve
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Anti Saffragiata
Reeden
Tenmene Senate
Lena
Altea
Larhy
Nina
Wien
America i
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Heueredie Mett
Aia Eligaherh
Wally Stanten
Smeette
New Ik
Jan
Frat movement spreads coast to coast in 19th amendment push
Fragmented OCR shows states including Wisconsin Michigan New York Kansas Ohio and many others advancing the equal rights campaign on June dates. The piece lists numerous states and officials, noting a broader push toward constitutional reform and ongoing political activity surrounding the amendment.
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Michigan
New York
Kansas
Ohio
Jmintos
Pennsylvanki
Mages Rhusettz
Arkansia
Montana
Nebraska
Minnesota
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Colormle
Ob Fon
Indiana
Wyeantis
Levade
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Tahoe
Avivo
Thas Okentry
Walienk
Chettiar
Timeworn fragment hints at hidden names and places
A garbled OCR fragment references people, places, and dates in a blurred sequence. It mentions a maton Mer ye WE nay Hu and a Creme in datas sete j Mat Shei Perens Theta, with scattered proper nouns like GPU and Teceat. The text is incomplete yet suggests a local notice or obituary style item.
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Howe
Fee
Kurt Hapitlee
Pak
Tak Penpler Centre
Pontueree
Toby Eharnaeter
Unclear OCR Fragment Teases Names and Phrases
Readable portions show scattered names and terms such as Terese, Peters, Slade, Bi AN, Mya, Beth, and various fragmented phrases. The text appears as garbled OCR with no coherent event or report to summarize into a definite news item.
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Haha Neti
Peters
Slade
Heine
Bergen
Fragmented OCR Item Shows Jumbled Text Clues
A partially legible OCR fragment contains scattered words and phrases from an unknown article. The text is highly garbled with repeated sequences and lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to establish a coherent summary.
Washington City Faces Taxable Class Change Debate
An article discusses whether Washington should reclassify for tax purposes under a state system. It notes proposed figures on assessed values, city revenues, and opinions of officials including Mayor McPherson who opposes the change. The matter awaits formal council action and legislative guidance.
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Fern Mattingly
Washington
Hentefete
FCP
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Terman
Marelhgen
McPherson
Wealth and origins of U S presidential candidates noted
Evanaville Journal editors point to wealth and family lineage among candidates for president and vice president. The piece contrasts Democrats and Republicans, naming Cox Harding Roosevelt Coolidge as examples from wealthy families and influential backgrounds.
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Evanaville Journal
David Lawrence
Cox
Central West
Harding
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Iran
Roosevelt
America
Coolidge
Stork Delays and Market Woes Stir Town Buzz
In Warrington, concerns rise over delayed Pa zy stork deliveries and slow baby carriages. Observers link parental anxieties, rising infant care costs, and market conditions to a perceived lull in domestic servant availability and baby carriage supplies. The piece critiques the birthright trope and notes the stork remains unusually silent amid these tensions.
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Mabe Carrieres
Cape
Moritz Sentenced After Admitting Draining Wife’s Earnings
In Holyoke Massachusetts police say Vietor Moritz of Race Street admitted living off his wife earnings for a year. Moritz earned about 92 dollars weekly at a tavern job and admitted taking extra money, choosing prison over turning the funds over to his wife who supports three children. The court sentenced Moritz to fall.
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Mass
Vietor Moritz
Race Street
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Filey
Taper Mill
Bar Neen
Open Ceurt
Peetario
Music Aslan Asset To The Community
Community editors urge unity and national welfare through shared religious and educational ties. Editorial laments unrest, pinpoints church and sect influences, and urges youth outreach, instruction, and civic participation to sustain societal bonds amid growing division.
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ASLAN
Cornetsville social notes mix with names and visits
Cornetsville residents list Mrs Agnes Meyers and daughter visiting, with Clark and local families from Plainville East Chelsea and Washington. notes of returns, greetings, and neighborly chats. scattered names include Patterson Meyers Shanks Innes Hearn and Berns. no clear event beyond social roundup.
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Cornetsville
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Lasiegh
Washington Woelvendoy
Clark
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Tae
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Plainville
Megs
Mary Patterson
Malan Meyers
Wooninetot
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Hihi
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Shel Innes
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Wu huReten
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Tod
Local Notes From Terre Haute Area Gatherings
Southern Rogard Meolnndy of Terre Haute lists hig brother Whiter McKinnes. Miss Ek Weltter guest of Miss Birhel Metihire Sunday afternewin Mew Ma Kellag and son. Chestnut and wife Mew Martha Clinton Ruteliv of Shioh were in the neighborhood. Dr. adergan made a professional call Sunday morning. Peter and Thomas Amacough called on Andy Hastings Sunday afternoon.
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Terre Haute
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Ek Weltter
Birhel
Ma Kellag
Kayan
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Joba
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Eedack Franklin
Ull
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Andy Hastings
Howie
Trainor in Rave and Brower attend homecoming events
Ruth Groves joined Edwardport’s homecoming Saturday evening. Deltha-Gongh plans extended visits with Anne Loprect of Shelbyville. George Miles and Vern Reed were at Washington Saturday. Vannahtran of Todian and Harry Vannestran visited family. Tomey of Edwartspart attended. Grover came Sunday. Alvali and Walstine Queen of Carlixle visited J A Graven Saturday and Sunday. A large crowd attended the tow ready at ranches Friday night.
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Ted
Grover
Tuering
Alvali
Walstine
Carlixle
J. A. Graven
Rancheas
Driving safety cautions and travel reflections
A column notes the dangers of high speed and train impacts, urging careful driving even near trains. It mentions a near miss by a driver and emphasizes prudent pacing for families and friends. The piece also reports Mrs. Emma Bl Avett visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyatt in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and plans to return home.
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Weldon
Ema Bl Avett
Harry ¥. Hyatt
Ann Arbor
Michigan
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