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Fragmented, garbled OCR wide mix of historical references and satire. Mentions Seneca, New York Conklin, Al Smith, Wilson-era imagery, Comus pageantry, Des Moines coeds, a New York broker, caterpillars in Oregon, European crisis notes, Poland and France reparations debate, and a Moscow visit. Overall skewed as a collage of quotes, anecdotes, and social observations from a late 19th to early 20th century newspaper page.
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Seneca
Aera
Platt
New York
Conklin
Beker
al Smith
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Appia
Oregon
Europe
France
Loiet
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Poincare
Emile’”— Chizage
Germany's reparations offer moves toward conference
Germany pledges to pay amounts determined by an impartial body and seeks direct oral talks with the victorious powers to settle obligations. The memorandum proposes guarantees and a method of payment to be worked out in consultation with those to receive funds, signaling willingness to trade concessions for peace. An appeal for a conference is seen as essential to reach a workable settlement amid French Ruhr tensions.
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Ewadd
Germany
Waridian Park
Ave
Emery
Ges
Washington Post
Elilad
Stia
France Rejects German Reparations Note In Brussels Talks
Paris officials declare the German reparations note unacceptable after Brussels discussions. France cites passive resistance, undefined totals, and an international commission as invalid constraints. Premier Poincaré reports to President Millerand on Belgian talks. a collective Allied response depends on alignment with French views.
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Germany
Polngare
Millerand
Brussels
France
Berlin Note Cited Hesitation on Payment Capacity
Berlin dispatch reports Germany preferred a hemard to insincerity and refrained from pledging full payments for reparations while proposing securitized options. Baron von Rosenberg said no German government would commit beyond its perceived ability to pay, noting a May 2 note's core idea and an international commission proposal urged by Hughes.
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Berlin
A. P
Germany
Entente Dapital
Baron von Rosenberg
Funes
Hughes II
Runaway trolley crash kills girl nine and injures three
In New York a runaway trolley car roared down a hill at 226th Street and Amsterdam Avenue striking a five story tenement. Twelve year old Margaret McLaughlin was killed while three others were injured. The motorman said power failed and brakes failed as the car derailed at 66 miles an hour before stopping on the sidewalk.
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New York
Margaret McLaughlin
226Th Street
T Amaterdam Avenue
DNL
Andy
McLaughlin
Reese
Chewing Gum Wad Wounds Young Actress in Pageant
Thirteen year old Mary E Davis collapsed during a Matthews county courthouse pageant in Norfolk Virginia after a staged gunfire. Applause followed the curtain call as she lay with a serious chest wound later found not to be a bullet but gum stuffed in a blank cartridge. She was treated by Dr Bouthgate Leigh and is expected to recover.
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Norfolk
Mary E Davis
Matthews County
Bouthgate Leigh
Indiana
Mise Davie
Exdless Caverns
Ady
Wisconsin Assembly Votes for Dry Repeal
Madison June 7 Dry repeal moves dominated debate as the Wisconsin Assembly backed a bill to repeal enforcement of Prohibition. The measure passed engrossment 48 to 48 amid warnings from Wet forces that final passage could unfold in the Senate and calls for moderation with beer and wine.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Tucker Dill
Assembly
Senate
Boy Struck by Auto While Playing Baseball on Conduit Road
Elmer Corbin ten was hit by a car while playing baseball with other boys on Conduit road near 2 Clark Street Northwest. He was taken to Georgetown hospital. Berkley Gnillett of Cabin John Md the car operator is held by police awaiting outcome of the injuries. He said slippery road conditions prevented a quick stop.
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Elmer Corbin
Conduit Road
Clark Street
Georgetown Hospital
Berkley Gnillett
Cabin John
Release of captives by Sunday predicted
Eight foreigners held by Chinese bandits on Paotzuku mountain are believed to be freed before next Sunday as negotiations reach a final stage. Captives include Americans Leon Friedman and Lee Selomon, with others recovering from illness and a leg infection improving. Enrolling bandits into the Chinese army proceeds slowly amid concerns of security and accuracy of guarantees.
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Father Potte
Piet. Tlenstein
Whidhwig Ve ‘National Committee of Agus
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Expresa
Bardha Court
Chang Ching Yao
Chang
Peking
Changsha
Chic
Earthquake Shock Is Felt in Utah
Regan Utah June 7 an earthquake shock with rumbling sounds rattled homes and toppled dishes and pictures on a calm night. In Paris a lioness and two cubs arrived by airplane from Rotterdam despite rail strikes in the region.
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Utah
Paris
Rotterdam
Regan
Burt
Record-breaking White House open house draws thousands
Nearly 30 000 Shriners and families visited the White House in a single day as the open house policy extended since Monday drew crowds. Officials estimate about 50 000 have passed through the mansion since the event began, with groups admitted by a police system as lines stretched blocks under a hot sun. The President and Mrs Harding greeted the Temple band and thanked attendees for calling, inviting returns in eight weeks.
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Harding
White House
Los Angeles
Saddle Bay
Gets Trip to Seaside For $141,000 in Bonds
New York report says James Foley, 18, and Charles Barney & Co brokerage host suspects plotted a hoax to obtain 141000, claiming bonds were for a Coney Island trip. Foley admitted losing 8000 in securities months earlier and turning them over to two men who paid him 40 and escorted him to Coney Island.
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Seaside
New York
Jame
Coney Taland
James Foley
Fox Charies Barney & Co
Tod
Ceney
Foley
Coney Island
Girl of 12 Is Winner Of Dishwashing Race
Gladya Rahn, 12, was proclaimed champion dishwasher of Proviso Main and Leyden townships in Chicago. She won a $16 gold piece after washing, wiping, and stacking two plates, two saucers, two knives, two forks, and four spoons in one minute eighth. Forty participants competed. Dorothy Tompkins finished in one minute seven eighths but had one plate not properly dried.
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Washington
Chicago
Gladya’ Rahn
Proviso
Main
Leyden
Prise
Gladya
Dorothy Tompkins
Excursion Steamer Hits Pier in Peril Near Ellis Island
One hundred passengers on the excursion steamer Keansburg were tossed by an ebb tide against a Ellis Island ferry wharf projection. Parts of the boat and ferry structure were torn away but all damage remained above water. Everyone aboard was landed safely. The boat later made another trip to Keansburg.
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New York
Ellis Island
Keansburg
Fege r Conclave Ends in Riot of Fun Captives May He Free
A fragmented page itemization lists events and captions including a riot of fun at a conclave, captives to be freed on Sunday, and various society and entertainment notes. The scattered entries reference dignitaries, parades, and local happenings with non-chronological snippets.
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Cuno
Paris
Shrine
Fess
Noble
Race Coast Guard
Berlin
London
U. S
Stir Russa
Georgetown
Dr Korer
FEM
Savs Morse
Weiss
the Post
Financial
Pageant closes Shrine convention with grand parade and mile of song
The forty ninth annual Imperial Council Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ended with a huge pageant parade on Pennsylvania Avenue. A false alarm triggered a milling mob, then a dazzling pyrotechnic display followed the dance of the States and a mile of song from the Capitol to the White House. Thousands witnessed floats depicting American Shrine and government work as President Harding and Mrs Harding watched from the Garden of Allah reviewing stand.
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Nperial Counccl
Mystic Shrine
Eleventh Street
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Fifteenth Streets
Washington
Fox
Capitol
White House
America
Imperial Council
Treasury
Garden
Aligh
Harding
Garden of Allah
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Wisconsin Assembly
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International Commission
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