Carranza Death Attack Amid Mexican Political Turmoil
News from Mexico City reports Venustiano Carranza, elected president in 1917, slain during a night attack near Puebla as General Rodolfo Herrera and Aguinaldo forces contend. Background notes Carranza’s rise, earlier Huerta opposition, and his upbringing in Coahuila with ties to ranching and governance.
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Andociated Press
Mexico City
Nenustiano Carranzs
Pueblamn
Rodolfo Herrera
Herrera
Bran¢ieco de Maruel
Carranza
Aha City
Slide Herrera
Slide Herrera. It Is Gen Y Geltev al Pims
Ballef
Maria
Huerta
Madero
Venustiqao Carranzi
Cashate
Forse
Arme
Castro Clenoetes
State
Coahwlia
Venustiano Carrara
Coahuila
Carranca
Mexico
Carranza Wee
Gelula
Virginia Carranza
Geverge Candido Aguilar
Toy balloon travels 400 miles in six hours
In Brownstown Indiana on May 2 a toy balloon sent from Oskaloosa Iowa by a forge mercantile firm was found by eleven year old Gladys Anthony. The balloon’s 400 mile distance suggests an average speed of 66 miles per hour as it descended in a garden near the Anthony home. The Iowa firm sent the girl a cake piece as a token for the anniversary with a 270 pound cake mentioned in the fragment.
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Brownstown
Ind
Oskaloosa
Gladys Antholoy
Anthony
Iowa
unclear prompt fragment from Philadelphia event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Philadelphia, May, and names but no clear event or outcome. Summary focuses on readable entities like places and dates, preserving potential references without fabricating details.
May Get Big Freight Thaminab Mystery Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a May event and a name Thaminab with freight and receiver details. Details are garbled and dates unclear, leaving the main facts indeterminate and not reliably extractable.
Unearthed Gold Coins Linked to Eccentric Widow
A 40 year old discovery reveals a cache of gold coins valued at $5 $10 and $20, totaling about $1,200, allegedly buried under a house by the late Mrs. Rachel Charles worth, described as eccentric. The coins, found amid remains dated forty years prior, include use-art pieces and a castle motif.
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Jan
Coing
Inasi
Rachel Charlesworth
Offensive Continues as Bolshevik Front Holds Poles
Associated Press report from London dated May 22 notes the Balaheile offensive against Polish forces persists on the northern front near the Deresinas region. Moscow dispatches and wireless summaries relay ongoing operations, with official statements confirming continued clashes and troop movements.
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Associated Presa
London
Deresinas
Moscow
Minister Recovering After Appendectomy In Washington
The Rev Fragat Roberts pastor of United Brethren church was taken to the county hospital in Washington last Sunday for appendicitis. An operation was performed Monday to remove the appendix. He is recovering well and hopes to return to the city within ten days. His fine physical condition is aiding a speedy recovery.
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Odon Journal
Fragat Roberts
United Brethren Church
Washington
Hosel
Mpilly
Plan for economic reforms to curb profiteering
A Pi Gram plan discussed by Washington groups proposes federal control over industries in interstate commerce, stamping production costs on goods, and profits redistribution. The report calls for federal oversight of oil profits, wage increases review, and coordinated publicity to fight profiteering while boosting labor organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Railway Brotherhogds
Close Tonight at the Big Tent Show
The American Lesson carolydl under a big tent near the Coated Iet closes tonight after a weeklong run. Preparations made to take camp of the banner crawl of the week. The Uhawheck Talkins Machine won one night awarded to Roy E. Kal aR. The Poed sean will be elven gwry tonight. the loot opened this afternoon for the only matlog of the week.
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Roy E
Bill) Kalar
Sean
Branch Bakery Opens New Outlet in Dorsch Fealty Space
Berl Quder proprietor of Yankee Bakery opens a branch in the room formerly occupied by Dorsch Fealty Company. quarters repointed and redecorated giving a neat appearance. Branch establishment will carry a complete line of breads and pastries.
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Berl Quder
Yankee Bakery
Thi Street
Th Dorsch Fealty Company
Arrival of Private Harr in Honolulu
Mrs. China Clark received a letter announcing Private Harr’s arrival in Honolulu Hawaii on May 7 after a nine day voyage. The aviation section member Youn Clark and R. J. Co of Sugarland are noted in the same matter with Clark as he reports to duty in Hawaii.
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China Clark
Harr
Clark
Tle
Honolulu
Hawaiian Island
Youn Clark
Army
Hawaii
R. J. Co
Sugarland
Special Grand Jury to Investigate Rada Case in Mingo County
A special session of the Mingo County court has been called for Monday morning to impanel a grand jury to investigate the killing of two persons. Baldwin-Fields detectives and local citizens are maintaining vigilance amid the proceedings. Grover Cleveland, a draft dodger recently sentenced to years on Governors Island, has escaped from guards at his mother's New York home. Watson named head of board. prices and other details remain unclear amid ongoing coverage.
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Associated. Presa
Matewan
West Va
Mingo Cauty
Monta
Baldwin-Feils Detectives
Cithzér
Dodger
Philade
Grover Cleveland
Governors Land
New York
Unclear campaign talks and political motions dominate May
A jumble of June for May 22 reports from Washington and nearby cities details political maneuvering. It mentions Keock summoned to campaign committees, House votes on resolutions, labor conscription debates, and an adjournment plan. Names and specifics are partially garbled, but references to Mas Wood, G McAdno, and other figures appear amid broader policy notes.
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D. C
Keock
Campalen
Thenquiry
Mas. Wood
Repubican
Indianapolis Motor Speedway 600 Mile Sweepstakes Preview
Indianapol is May 22 Three hundred eighteen cubic inch class cars to race for a record prize of 70000 with entrants led by Ralph De Palma Jules Goux and other famed drivers from both continents. The event marks a leap in speed power as aeronautics of motor cars comes to fore with 1400 pound cars tested on a 2 1/2 mile track. The ceremony promises a historic showcase of machines and men shaping the future of auto racing.
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Associated Piensa
Indianapolie
Ind
Tadianapolis
Moter Speedway
Indianapolis
Ralph Ve Palma
Julee Goux
Reve Thoman
Howard Wicos
Ot Todfnspolle
Cir Durant
Louis Gaston
Arthur Chevrolet
Roeroe Surlpe
Joe Horer
Hoy Howard
Tommy Bilton
Jimmy Murphy
Eddie O'Donnell
Eddie Hearne
Tots Rooney
Andre Rolflatt
Jean Porporata
Jacky Seales
Ira Vail
J. Bilinghos
G. Howard
Ralph Mulford
Jean Castagna
Art Klein
Kurt Witke
Wie Haupt
Frank Flliitt
Waldo Stein
Barrey Olddeld
Inte
Racor
Moee
Mint
Circuit Count Notes First National Bank of Bicknell Suit
First National Bank of Bicknell sues Walter Hollinenworth and Ed P Knapp seeking collection of money. Judgment against defendants for a sum of 143.33 dollars. Case noted as a court filing in local records.
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First National
Bicknell Vx
Walter Hollinenworth
Ed P. Knapp
Publication of the Mikhert Review Ends After Sale
The Mikhert Review, published in Elewart, Ind since 1860, ceased publication with yesterday's issue after a receiver's sale. Beart and GC Dr Greanloat own parts of the paper’s assets for consolidation. the Review began as a weekly in 1807 and became a daily in 1872.
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Elewart
Ind
Mikhert “Review
Beart
Greanloat
Ors
Wikhart Trath
Fragmentary notice on missing person in court case
A damaged fragment describes a missing person case involving David s, with references to other individuals and a court appearance in a local setting. The text is incomplete and contains garbled words and punctuation.
Food prices fall as market reacts to inflation fears
New York May 2 large commodity markets mark down staples amid nationwide price agitation. Pork and other provisions drop sharply while sugar and coffee show violent moves. Cotton and cotton futures slide as banking action signals reserve support. Liberty bonds rise on a quick recovery, with widespread gains in government securities and metals opening lower.
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New York
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Banking Institutiona
Federal Reserve Board
New Orleans
Liverpool
Alicit Risa
London
Worten'a
Agporel
Secretive claim of hidden funds by Grover Bergdoll emerges
Secretary Baker stated that Grover Bergdoll, the escaped German draft dodger, was allowed to leave Fort Joy after his counsel claimed Bergdoll hid a large sum of money in a secret location. Baker denied reports of authorization permitting Bergdoll’s escape and knowledge that he remained at Fort Joy.
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Baker
Grover Bengholl
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Grover Cleveland Beredo
Rich Dra Dodger
Trom Two
Philadelphia
Jay
Himanu
Energy waste cited at U S engineering meetings
In St Louis, delegates from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and allied groups opened conventions on energy waste and fuel economy. Victor Arba, a local consulting engineer, urged strict conservation, while talks included proposals for a secretary of engineering in the president's cabinet and plans to cover airplane construction and related wartime engineering needs.
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Aasorgred Press
ST. Louig
Ming
United States
American Zortaty Iat Mechanical Engineers
American Adnoiety of Refrigerating Engineers
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Victor Jj Arba
Leneineer
Dlayad
Rudfock
Probers Target Two Attempts On Hoyne Murder Case
Detectives in Chicago investigate two shooting attempts near the residence of Francis J. Hoyne the state’s attorney involving a 15 year old youth. Officers report two rifle shots were fired at the Hoyne residence prompting a broader inquiry into the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mackay Hoyne
Hoyne
Fred
Francis J. Hoyne
Tax plank opposed by Zoeeeker against current law
Philip Zoeeeker, not a member of the commissioners group and identified as a Democrat, vocally opposed the Democratic platform tax plank. He claimed Democratic governors and legislatures long proposed a stronger tax regime and criticized the party’s history of opposing the present law.
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Philip Zoeeeker
Ftip
Washington Chapter to Celebrate Its Twenty Third Anniversary
The Washington chapter of the Order of Emalem State plans the twenty third anniversary of its initiation night. May 28, 1987 marks its founding, with officers presenting their roles and the event to include a reception after the meeting and refreshments.
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Washington
Order of Emalem
Bing
Indiana
Fin Venne
Meltip Rea
Warder
Virginia Hedstinett
Mpa
Fle Bornes
Terie Scoble
Moehel Regan
Sentinel
William No Brown
Adah
Mary Rohnsat
Ruth
Clara Sanitz
Frank Tugrator
Martha
Elsie Alberts
Flepta
Cora Mmnsings
Calgh ton hamge incident near Newhere amid wreck injuries
In Evansville Indiana on Sunday Amos Emin, a local mail carrier, and his wife were walking on a trestle near Newhere when a train struck. Emin died from injuries while his wife claimed a broken chin and other injuries. Witness Linhart reported the event, with authorities estimating the distance and impact.
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Evanevili
Ind
Fynnsville & Newburx
Amos Emin
Orient Mail
Carrer
Ofong
Newhere
Smith
Tha Trratie
Thirty-Five Governors in State Legislature Election Note
The article details thirty five governorships, listing current governors and salaries. It notes terms range from one to four years, with several officials earning above five thousand dollars annually. Includes references to names like Lawden and Kalvie and remarks on state executive appointments and tenure.
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Navn
Oir
Aed Ovien
Riaten
Makelvie
Nebranka
Lawden
Kalvie
Jandeva
Depid Sr.oan
Rajeernor -Cootdee
Masaneha
Atta
Record of a Tragic Incident in a Mining Room
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a murderous event in a mining room in Georgia. A woman named Arand AvfosiC is linked to a severe bond situation and the text mentions slashed throats of a woman and four of her children, with a fire-related death among them. The passage is garbled and incomplete, but centers on a fatal domestic-violence scenario with multiple casualties and a surviving child.
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Cutsrart
Ofay
Ofra
Shoraelt
European champion Carpenter to fight Lavinsky for 275 pounds
New York May 24 Gonreea Carpentier heavyweight champion of Europe and Battling Lavinsky of New York American Usht title holder agreed to meet in a twelve or Ott Found contest at 275 pounds at ringside on or before July 26. The agreement was announced by Jack L Carter Carpentier’s American representative. The venue and date will be decided later under terms of the agreement the two fighters will train four weeks before the bout.
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New York
Gonreea Carpentier
Europe
Battling Lavinsky
Jeck l Carter
Carnentier
Nll
Daniels says he was alert to war plans
In Washington on May 34 Daniel s told the Senate Investigating Committee that a schedule of war plans prepared in the Navy Department preceded the United States entry into World War I. He said the Navy secretary testified that the general plan to fight any possible enemy was prepared in 1910 and that on February 10 he admitted to the general board a problem in declaring war against Germany.
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Washington, D. C
Gecu Ratory Daniela
Senate
Havol
Navy Department
United States
Navy
Nicepore
Nantel Xaida
Germany
Conieman Hale
Daniels
Judge Anderson to Rule on Quash Indictment
Indianapolis May 24 Judge A T Anderson of the United States district court announced that the ruling on the motion to quash the indictment against coal miners would be read at eleven oclock Wednesday morning. Notices were sent to call the defendants to appear.
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Inotanapolis
Ind
A. T. Anderson
United States
Government Ads on Roads Cost Over Half a Billion
Washington May 24 report by railroad administrator director of France Gwaxar Sholev estimates government road vision ads under federal controls cost 500,473,000 dollars. The final figures cover the period and reflect extensive spending.
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Washtmaiten
Fedanol
Gwaxar Sholev
France
Plunkett Declared Canonized in Rome Ceremony
Rome May 24 Oliver Plunkett the holy martyr is canonized as archbishop of Armagh in 1665 and executed July 7 1681. The ceremony yesterday was marked by solemn rites amid tribute to the martyr's steadfast faith and enduring legacy in the Catholic Church.
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Rome
Oliver Plunkett
Arrkbiehon
Armagh
Salberig Succes Reports Foreaine Offerings
Fragmentary item notes Washington mercantile turn to foreign offerings and Greene ventures, claiming success as enterprise faced by investors and foreign suppliers. Mentions Wiggest Damainess and historic store actions amid new trade opportunities.
Motetonist For Hops and Morning Program Fragments
Fragmented OCR text mentions various garbled names and phrases. It appears to describe a morning program from a radio or newspaper feature with references to sessions, towns, and a person at home, but the readable content is incoherent and lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
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