Man Lives Six Days in Hermetically Sealed Glass Box
Cambridge April 20 Joseph Barcroft a physiology reader at Kings College lived six days in a sealed glass box to test oxygen in breath and the need for oxygen in high altitude flight. He recorded sensations and observations noting sleeplessness and headaches as the atmosphere became rarified while he remained under continuous watch.
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Cambridge
Enz
Joseph Barcroft
Kings Colege
Yyngmeo
Barcraft
Teo
Tokyo Markets Report Mixed on Commodities and Prices
Public markets in Tokyo opened new token listings for food and other goods amid a general price slump. Commodity futures show volatility with wheat and oats declining, while rice prices drift. Officials note varied demand and caution about future price movements in the Tokyo exchange.
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Associated Press
TOKIO
Tokig Pers
Tonia Exchange
Cal
Piers
Hudson Bay Company 210th Anniversary Parade Preview
A distorted AP dispatch outlines a 210th anniversary events program for the Hudson Bay Company. Sir Robert Kindersley and Lord governors lead a ceremonial pageant from Port Garry, with Cree and Assiniboine participants and a parade route via Lower Port Garry, ending with governors marking the company’s long history.
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Associated Press
Man
North
Buelaid
Hed River
Andaonton
Crisarys
Vancouver
Atd Teporia
Rt Garry
Eurpire
Warnigen
Krew
Hodsesday
Jdoes
Ofdwarte
Froa
Lake Superior
Saskatches
Aly Hierans
Assin
Oracies
Achabard
Roivish
Sir Hovert
Treicht
Bovernor
Last Call For Dinnell Ly Adsoribed Preet
CHICAGO May 1 The dining car concept is promoted by Nogyr Collingy a railroad dining car representative. He predicts a full cafeteria on wheels with meals chosen and paid at the counter. He notes the public’s rush and preference for quick meals as evidence a dining car will meet demand.
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Chicago
Pey
Nogyr Collingy
Mr. Collins
Butte Street Car Collision Kills Passenger at Main Street Cross
A North bound E. and J. passenger died at the local station near five o clock after being struck by a Washington Street Railway Company car at the Main Street crossing. No other injuries were reported and the street car sustained only minor damage.
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Washington Street Railway Company
Awards Given For Noteworthy Service And Valor
In Pittsburg on May 1 the Associated Press reports eleven bronze medals and several silver medals awarded to individuals for noteworthy deeds and courageous acts. The ceremony recognized valor and service, noting the recipients' contributions and bravery in difficult situations.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Drowned rescuers honored in scattered notices across states
A list of individuals from Philadelphia to Spokane and beyond who drowned while attempting to save others is recorded, naming R. William Donaghy, David M. Prince, Frank J. Nagel, Paul K Benedick, William F. Carroll and others. The piece notes a silver medal for Frank Wn. Roberts, and bronze awards to Lorion G. Hallett, Dominick Fanno, Frankbolvey, Walter Hose, George Edward Peters, and several more involved in rescue efforts.
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R. Wiliam Donaghy
Cal
Towhill Street
Philadelphia
Elkeriven
Townpoint
David M. Prince
East Pinestréal
Goldsboro
N. C
Frank J. Nagel
Walton Avenue
Spokane
Washingston
Kingstown
Minn
Paul K Benedick
Irving
Hampton
William F. Carroll
Linden Street
Brooklyn
X. Y
Frank Wn. Roberta
Elizabethtown
Lorion G. Hallett
Lyndhurst Street
Dorchester
Mass
Gmiother
Silver Beech
Dominick Fanno
Divigion Street
Elwood City
Zelhenople
TSS
Frankbolvey
Viney
Chaska
Tenn
Walter Hose
West Spinner , C
Huta
Denver Clocks Advance One Hour In Daylight Saving Time
Denver shifts clocks forward one hour in line with the daylight saving ordinance in effect until October 2. The change creates two time standards for workers and residents, affecting businesses, media, and transportation across city and suburbs, with some confusion as schedules adjust. Brokers, railroad workers, and tradespeople must track the new time for accurate operations.
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Tly Associated Press
Wenver
Colo
Denver
Tre Lion
Avelock
Ifeluruda Sprites
Beneli
New York
Storre
License Issued To Joseph Nohen And Mary Lewis
A Warstage license was issued to Joseph A. Nohen, twenty two, of Cherly, and Mary Lewis, twenty three, of Laogoulec. The action confirms the grant of the license to both individuals.
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Warstage
Joseph A. Nohen
Cherly
Mary Lewis
Laogoulec
All Lots Sold in Park and Odon Additions Auction
Auction conducted by a realty company sold all lots in the Park addition and the Odon addition. Most buyers were retiring farmers seeking future building sites and plots.
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Park Addition
Odon
American Express Moves Downtown From Southeastern Odonto Office
The American Express company relocated its office from the Southeastern Odonto station to a downtown site. The move consolidates operations and aims to improve accessibility for clients and staff.
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American Express Company
Southeastern
Odonto
Gilbreth Strathers Buy Linton Restaurant Parlor Plan
Business notes report Gilbreth Strathers of Linton purchasing the local restaurant and planning to create a parlor with L. W. Freeman of Odon. Marriage licenses list James A. Padgett and Christina Cletter, both 63, a nurse in hospital, as newly registered in the region.
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Gilbreth Strathers
Linton
L. W. Freeman
Odon
James A. Padgett
Tecena
Christina Cletter
Wilson Out Again After Illness Keeps Him In
Shoals News reports Thomas C. Wiser of Washington, recently confined to his room at his daughter Mrs Frank Lowell’s home due to illness, is able to leave again. Mr and Mrs Wilson visited several days ago to see their daughters Mrs Dowell and Mrs Grover Jones.
Possible fare changes eyed by coast to coast
Ambiguous notes from a May story indicate associations discuss prospective fare adjustments affecting Calumet Fort Wil, Cooper Harbor, Koweaha, and Wil. Details are unclear due to garbled text but suggest consideration of older rate changes and regional impacts.
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Associates Press
Calumet
Amicbs
Fort Wile
Ooper Harbor
Koweaha
Wil
Housing solution via electrical power claim
Winnipeg report notes J W Dorsey of the University of Manitoba proposes using electricity to solve housing shortages. He argues electrical power eliminates costly building materials and cold climate constraints, with dwellings to be built this summer to demonstrate the invention and pursue patents.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Jas
J. W. Dorsey
University of Manitoba
Dorsey
Wbiia
Jackson 14 Leading Batting in American League
Joe Jackson of the Chicago White Sox tops the American League batting race with a .414 average after 29 at bats and 14 hits in nine games. Cleveland's Johnson is second with .468, Hendryx of Boston .442, Nichols of Pittsburgh leads the National League. Pitchers and other leaders noted. Louisville's Teacup tops the American Association with .600 in five games.
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Associated Pregs
Chicago
Joe Jackson
Maryineigny
Johnson
Cleveland
Riteo
Hendryx
Boston
Nicholsobu
Pittsburg
Ie Battegs
Nacional Rague
Timas
Pat
Wildudt
Crooklyn
Ina
Hornsby
St. Louis
Theiman
Srusuin
Cincinnati
Lebourvand
Philadelphia
Wheat
Brooklyn
Pick
Moston
Rapcreft
Philadel- Oreh
Ilinrinnathrey
Bascoxteblers
Teacup
Louisville
American Association
Del
Gunnor
Milwaukee
Mara
Indianapolis
Braiarfl
Columias
Ted
Wade
Mibneapolds
Schriber
Dyer
Toledo
Hahder
Welfer
Plumbus
Sweeney
Kansas City
Kerke
Lochnyer
Minneapolis
TAMEJUCAN DAY Observances Across States
The article notes efforts to promote a nationwide Tamejuan Day through coordinated events and speeches. It mentions Allen urging participation, antiwar sentiment, and community activities aimed at uniting people in a shared observance.
Search Ends in Omaha After Absent Child Adopted
Mrs Nethe Cayd of Strucure NOY and Carl Herguson report the end of a two year search for a foundling. The infant, taken at a week old, was placed in Des Moines children’s home and later adopted by foster parents who raised him. An investigation seeks to locate the unknown birth mother.
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Ivill
Congress
Kade
Koweena Point
Lake Superior
Trac
Houghton
Sheewenaw
Yleat
Omaha
Nethe G. Cayd
Strucure Noy
Carl Herguson
Des Moine
Sun
Atlantic
Populaton Decreake Report From Isolated Press
Fragment has unclear text but mentions population decrees, United States context, and references to increases and headquarters in a league. It suggests a news brief about demographic changes and organizational implications, though specifics are garbled.
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Iby
Insoelatet Press
Smeltenville
United States
T Cenfas
Suse
Gon League
Metropodnthrs
Reform School Debate Sparks State Inquiry
An inquiry into crimes linked to reformatories and industrial schools is underway. Officials led by Mr Harris discuss studies showing inmates from state reform facilities contributed to crime while parents were urged to monitor and guide children to reduce need for reformatories. The discussion notes low parole success and high violation rates among released prisoners.
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Ghieen Bay
Wie
Phseria
Contig
Cies
Varris
Mr. Harris
Harris
Roentrot
Bhia
Flarrin
Acaniing
Ospemka
Privo Piles
Perubaliontn
Hier
RECEIL Be LOOTER WITT IN 10Ts
In a garbled report the text references a 10th event or date with names and places obscured. The fragment mentions a possible public notice or court related inquiry and a sequence of unclear actions tied to a broader United States context. The readable bits point to a historical ledger or source text with scattered proper nouns and dates, but the meaning is largely obscured.
Admitted in Court The Pontiac Case Highlights Trial Testimony
A confusing transcript describes April 24 events at a scene where a woman testified she had not seen the suspect until officers examined the bed area after the incident. The narrative references a charged individual and the timing of the discovery at the scene.
Hughes Appealing Plea Dictated In Court Fight
In Indianapolis federal court today the attorneys for the United Mine Workers asked for abatement based on new instructions from Judge A H Andersen. Charles Hosted and other miners face trial on charges of conspiracy to violate the Lever Act. John L Lewis, president of the miners, surrendered to a federal marshal on a conspiracy indictment and was released on bond. The hearing adjourned to Friday morning for government replies.
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Hughes
Assoermted Press
Indianapolis
A. H. Anderen
Chartes 1
Mine Workers of America
Murda Jy
Phea
John Bh. Lewis
United States
Miners and operators adjourn in wage talks at labor department
Washington May 3 The miners and operators met with Secretary Wilson for three days over wage adjustments. The session recessed to May 1 after both sides completed most presentations. President Lewis of the miners was called to Indianapolis amid pending court actions. the textile plant engineers cited a forty hour week and a minimum wage near $40 weekly.
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Washington
Wilson
Department of Labor
Xecretary
Ighor
Maéta
Lewis
Indianapolis
Associated Eres
Aed Eee
Eping
Court House Board Finishes Official Vote Count
The court house board released the official vote tally for the Divless county primary. Democratic candidate Charles ON Mallerton defeated Willian A Cullop with a clear lead on the Republican ticket, while multiple districts named candidates for state and local offices amid a full slate of names and positions.
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Court House
Charles ON. Mallerton
Democratic Camidate
Onsreas
Willian
Incennes
Wood
Ant Warren
Ovear
Ingetas
Cole
Republicas Ticket
Bissident
Vivae
Jaynsen
Ph Lawler Dewalt Wyerl
Villain
Wecester
Taktish
Avertial
Vop
NY Pest
Panther
Depaitita
Tbs Terrence
Tentative Coastal Contests Announced for May Track Meet
The article lists tentative contests and names several competitors including Tayceun Washineten, Sullivan Hrogronarton, Boterd vind Warthog. It notes an afternoon event on May SP with armada meet at sea Cepread Haat Peter Nef, and mentions Washington officials and expectations around Barris Williams Toki Whetrell.
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Tayceun Washineten
Sullivan
Washington Archeolary
Washington
Barris
Wiliams
Toki
Whetrell
VaGvard Dusnes
Hoard of election officials for Saturday's vote named
The election commission will include Fred Fromme and William Comp with James FH Kent handling oversight. Polling places open 41 Ga om and close 6 p.m. on Saturday, with wards and schools listed for voting across Walnut street, West End, Fourth Ward, Fifth Ward, and Center precincts.
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Fred
Fromme
City Chek
Offen
William Comp
James FH
Kent
Lote
Walnut Street
Mitcateny
West End
South Side
McGiallan's
Resin Center
Vale
Unclear OCR fragment hints at names and places
Fragmentary text lists multiple names such as Myles Wedag Hovis and Huey baretla with scattered terms like Garden and Crert. Unable to determine a coherent event or the main subject from the unreadable source.
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Anil
Pat
Myles Wedag Hovis
Biseitar
Ian Ati
Thabag
Ted Cece Lento
Huey Baretla
Oetly Haute Fee Filae
Wares Heeats Aensted Pies May to Phe
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local market or fair with mentions of pies and a wallbenel style item. The readable text references sales, vendors, and a event dated in May with possible product names and prices. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
Local clash disrupts city council meeting tonight
A chaotic scene interrupted a routine council session as attendees clashed over zoning and development plans at City Hall. Police intervened to restore order while council members adjourned amid tense exchanges and unclear votes.
Undefined OCR fragment on warming position and names
The provided text is a garbled OCR fragment. It lists many unreadable tokens, partial names, and disjointed phrases without coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a readable news item. No verifiable people, places, or actions are present.
Sulre 6 Ren a Rat Trie at Aav TV
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a broadcast or station reference. Several garbled phrases mention sulre 6 ren a rat or trie, with possible mentions of TV and a broadcaster. No coherent event, persons, or organizations are clearly readable for a fuller summary.
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Sulre
Rat “Trie
AAV TV
Fragmented OCR summary from historic page
An OCR dominated fragment references people and places including Conn y Leeostres and Abbey, with mentions of a convent, HLA PTA, and a firey incident. It notes a review and an event at Poef er coneiiter real. The text is garbled but hints at a local history column and church or abbey items with names and dates implied.
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Fey
Coneiiter Real
Trent
Halhedd
ANT MATRIAS AT TOM APTERARE BAY VT
ANT MATRIAS AT TOM APTERARE BAY VT Pops NEW ALBANY POLL where he worked in the democracy of its and ldas. A Ramman, a year old, was cited for his home pre, Sy at the concert. Che Teg Heture in Flgerigen county.
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Antmatrias
Tom
Apterare Bay VT
Alpany
Tts
Badienn
Reliance Hewley Campany Forms in Vincennes
A new venture named Reliance Hewley Campany has been organized in Vincennes to manufacture and supply equipment for local industries. The facility will include a machine shop and automated assembly lines, with plans to occupy the Wabash Distilling Company site in South Vincennes and produce machinery, conveyances, and refinery-related products this summer.
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Vincennes
Ind
Reliance Hewley Campany
Atock
Reliance Manufacturing Company
Alterix
Sommers
Eceraya
Tangs
Induattes
All Refining Company
Wabash Distaling
Vince
Government actions spark labor unrest and health concerns
An Associated Press dispatch from May details debates over labor tensions and proposed reforms. The report notes calls for government restraint amid rising dissent and the push to address public health issues, including medical testing and social welfare measures. It references President Wilson and the broader political climate shaping policy debates and potential penalties for policy violations.
Fragmentary Notice Card From A Dated Local Issue
The readable segments mention multiple names and places in a fragmented local notice style. Names include Martha and others, with references to weekends, dates, and events at churches or gatherings. The piece reads as a garbled collection of obituaries, notices, and informal assignments from a community page.
Primary returns and party shifts noted in early results
Early returns show McCray and Warren leading in the GOP race amid party realignment. Voters weigh Wood versus other figures as delegates to the national convention debate affiliation. Results hint at Lowden and Harding competition with Vorims and Jonson as other candidates, while the governor contest unfolds in a crowded field.
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Rebs Miry
Mark Moj
Favorit
Weer
Chitage
Vorim AW. Jonson
Krunk
Lowden
Lenator Warren Gi Harding
Bolsheviks Capture Village North of Wheeles
An official MoscowStatement dated Wednesday reports Bolsheviks have captured a village about forty seven miles north of Wheeles. The message was received from London via the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
London
Wheeles Ube
Moscow
Albany Bill Seeks Misdemeanor for Supplying False News
May 6 Albany Minn: Governor Smith signs a bill making it a misdemeanor to furnish false news to newspapers. Assemblyman Charles L Betts of Wayne introduces the measure. Betts publishes a Lyons paper. Also includes brief unrelated items from Indiana and a line about a "Perdue Roundup" syndicated note.
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Alhany
Smlth
Charles 1. Betts
Wayne
Lyons
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