Sheriff Faith Recovers Coat and Silverware in Local Theft Case
Sheriff Hush G. Faith recovered a high priced coat from the Washington Cloakland Suit Store and silverware from the Odon hardware case. He believes Cecil Gillrate and William Smith may be linked to local robberies after confessions from other youths, though arrests are not confirmed. A wild chase to ElNora was reported Monday night.
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Tolen
Washington Cloakland Suit
Hush G. Faith
LB. Gaston
Sherif Faith
Odon
Faith
Cecil Gillrate
Wiliam Smith
Gdon
Plainville
Smith
Gilliate c
Suguer
Elnora
Shooting of Hagri A Telephone Led to Hunt for Attacker
Fragmentary text notes a shooting linked to an incident at a place called Hagri A telephone. The report mentions a man from Elngra who refused to reveal his name and Norris’s involvement in a state-wide search for the assailant.
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Elngra
Norris
Harding campaign expansion reaches all wards
Fragmented OCR notes indicate the Harding campaign expanding into every ward except the south with Republican organizers mobilizing across Washington. A July 24 notification appears in the text, mentioning July 24 at 1 2 p.m.
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Harding
Yaa i Washinston
Butler Apologizes to William C Procter
Fragmentary text notes Butler apologizing to William C Procter amid political tensions. References to Wood's campaign, Dr Nicholas, Columbia president, and a national convention with mentions of big money.
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Butler
WM. C. Procter
Cincinnati
Cooper
Procter
Wood
Nicholas Erat
Columbia
Siege and rioting grip city amid martial law rumours
Confusion as troops mass on streets after deadly clashes between Sinn Fein and Unionists. Rioting pins down Cur region. three reported dead and many wounded. police thwart a failed raid on a military train moving toward Londonderry.
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Froiland
Gondendorty
Atund- Stif
Swip- Min
Apts
Sinnfeipie
Attqelka
Dogen
Mgil
Londonderry
Dublin
Japan Considers Informal Protest On Land Ties
A Japan informally protests land issues amid diplomatic chatter at the state department. Officials signal a formal démarche may follow, reflecting heightened tension and potential policy shifts.
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Japan
State Department
Sarasa
California
Coal prices rise expected this winter warns paper
The article reports coal dealers predicting higher prices this winter with retail rates around six vents per bushel and coal shortages. It notes miners in Washington area working limited hours and dealers facing supply challenges and rising hauling costs.
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al Hong
Joie
Yezarluea
Porthern Antipany
Washington
Indian Bell Company Rates Under Federal Review
The article discusses the Indian Bell Company and the American Telephone Negras facing a Federal Service Commission review. It notes depreciation disputes and suggests rates for single telephone companies are significantly lower, with Commissioner Johnson asking about why rates vary from 60 to 100 percent. Commissioner Bloom explains depreciation was higher for larger companies, impacting prices.
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Dian Alte
India
Sune
Jay Belt /Pelephons Company
Johnson
Harikch
Railroad strike talks reach President Wilson via Payne
Washington reports say the railroad strike situation was presented to President Wilson through secretary John Horton Payne. Payne met with railroad and Brotherhood officials after cabinet discussions. Details of the report were not released, but a statement indicated a cabinet briefing would follow.
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Washington
Pres
Wilson
John Horton Payne
Othor T Whs
Vatu
Walker Hines
Dimeterius
Hallrad Brotherhood
Pyne
White Horse
Payay
Urris Calls for New Financing Plan for Public Schools
Indiana needs a new basis for public school funding says Bill Burts assistant state superintendent. He urges raising the tax base within corporations and distributing funds by statewide per pupil value to finance public schools, with a proposal to submit to the next regular session of the legislature.
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Indiana
Bill Burts
Iusistant Atate
Crawforrd
Lali
Ada
Bop
Bali
Inner
Political contest and party figures in Nebraskas race
Fragmented OCR text outlines Democratic nation figures directed toward Nebraska races with mentions of Carter H. Glas and McAdoo, plus a Governor contender and plans for campaigns. References to Palwer and Palmer hint at ballot dynamics and expected crowds, with talk of a landslide and convention timing.
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Sheir Fzh
A. M ‘Aluder
Seavenpot
Nebraska
Ser
Firginia
Pod
Ohio
Carter H. Glas
The
Republic
Guagi Palmer A
McAdoo
Fabase
J. Bryan
Obituary notice for Capt Bolton former Abenaki resident
Obituary records indicate Capt Bolton a former resident of Vancouver and Bennt died at age 74. He served in the Mexican War and commanded a volunteer company in 1862, later discharged. He resided in Vancouver and Vancouver Island until his death and is honored in memory by local veterans.
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Botton
Unis
van Dqur
Saal
Vancouver
Wheeleun
F. Bolt
Klahehg Ly
Tennessee
Bink
Bolten
Special Sale Notice for Six Room Houses and Lots
Fragment of a real estate sale ad listing two six room houses with bath electric lights and water, $2,950 each, plus two lots with addition asphalt street curb gutter sidewalk water pipes and paid assessments, located in BUZAN area.
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Rehen
BUZAN
Bridge Damage Delays River Route Between Vincennes and Davits
Report from Knox County details a damaged bridge over the White River halting wagon and public traffic between Vincennes and Davits. County auditor confirms investigation and notes possible state order to close the span as concrete piers settle and the structure sags.
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Davitss
Nox County
We Ty
Vincennes
Hishitay Gecea
Wpanine
Vinesnnes Road
McAdoo Nomination Battle Rumors Surface in Democratic Talks
In New York on June 22 a telegraph to D Ruths Jenkins of Kansas City indicates no decision to place W. McAdoo's name in nomination at the Democratic convention in San Francisco. The Democratic National Committee faced shifts as Meddo’s withdrawal and Joshua Lovdantorratic signals emerged amid prep for the gathering.
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Davigss
Prige i
Tomers
New York
D Ruths Jenkins
Kansas City
Francisca
McAdoo
Thomas
Rabtsas City
Me Jenkins
Wedsoo
Uratic
Trak
San Francisco
Minneapolis Girl in Elwell Murder Mystery
Minneapolis resident Miss Ely Anderson is a key figure in the Elwell murder case. Attorney Swann says he may question Anderson who traveled from New York to Minneapolis the day Elwell was killed. She reportedly knows someone connected to Elwell. The investigation continues with no arrests announced.
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Ely Moye Andere
Ely Hape Anderon
Minneapolis
Elwell
Swann
Issi Anderson
Anderson
New
Yor
Minneasola
Death notice for George Warriors aged man in Mississippi
Georgia Wonders died early this morning at 1 45 in a residence at 312 South where he lived with family. The deceased was a retired farmer, and the cause attributed to old age. Survived by a wide family including a daughter and relatives in the area.
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Sya Gearce
Géorgze Wonders
O'Elgele
Mranders
Rina Argely
Prs
Janc Kringin
Nesr
Wlday
Allied Talks At Brussels Discuss Russian Question And Aid
A Brussels briefing reports Allied leaders approving military and economic proposals amid debate on Russia. Italy protests and Berlin ambassadors await decisions as experts assess trade and aid deliveries while French and British officials prepare for afternoon sessions.
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Lonloghe
Gree
Brussels
Ahtel Confere
jWeny
Brussalts
Tate
Tegory
Wonkile
Russia
Berlin
Italy
Bottlogne
Iter
Moscow
Leig
Paris
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Diestir Payne
Urris
Afeksiapt
Palmer
Capt. Bolton
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