Thwarted War Threat Looms Over Baseball Contenders
Reported talks in Chicago promise to avert a threatened war among national league clubs. Owners backed Lasker plan for reorganizing baseball as major leagues discuss governance, with comments from Hermanti and others amid ongoing player and executive frustration.
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Inday
Gary Merman
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Bash
Chicdfo
Souder
Hermanti
National Association Bile Profession
Waseball cLague
Ove
Herpianu
Lasker
Senate hearing examines income tax law and loan practices
A Des Moines Des Moines Iowa hearing by the Senate Reconstruction Committee opens the first of two hearings nationwide on whether the income tax on mortgages should be abolished. The committee criticizes lenders and endorses stringent scrutiny of mortgage lenders and credit practices.
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United States
United States Senate
Senarittee
Des Moines
Towa
Wriday
Joans Onnogs
Baud
Eee Regarat Sen
Kenyon
Balea Devia
Democrats Keep New Orleans Headquarters Open
Indicated at the Den izra hotel, the state central committee decided to keep the Democrats’ state headquarters in New Orleans open despite calls to close amid a split over the rebellion. Members expressed preference to maintain operations and support reorganizing efforts.
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Indignacdlis
Dena. Erwin
Denizra
Lore Ie Wan
Rommineen
Puldar
Sala Te Deckla
Gatzat
Ebelion
Predicts Five Families For Every Four Homes Chits o
Housing expert Victor Clay testifies before a senate committee about urban housing distribution. He argues that the nation’s housing policy creates a surplus of families per housing unit and calls for reform to address this imbalance. He suggests new zoning and construction incentives to reduce overconcentration and promote stability.
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Avery
United States
Viector Clay
Bolas Flerlareil
Lightplant shutdown cuts power for hours after coal halt
A power plant halted operations for over five hours after being deprived of coal. Engineers rushed to restore service as customers faced outages across the region and a temporary transfer of loads was arranged to stabilize the grid.
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Tor
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Olond
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Nse
Janes
Tor -Pawur
Java
José
Claude Gregg to Speak to Rotary on Thursday
Readable text notes Claude Gregg will address the Rotary Club on Thursday at a local venue. The event is linked to community service and a wider civic gathering. attendance details appear in the Vincent Post notices.
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Claude Gregg
Fragmentary wartime note on Soviet trade and allied forces
An incoherent OCR fragment references captains and forces near Beltian or Balaherik areas, mentions Gossacks and Hed Grogs, and notes a US government stance claiming no formal recognition of Soviet trade while signaling ongoing signals and tensions. It cites Kilpatric and Potendr with unclear context and scattered names.
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Raat Balaherik
Wranger
Kilpatric
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Governibent
United States
Hanmittins
Belahpeiks Ub
Partial solar eclipse shadowed by clouds
Clouds hid the sun eclipse scheduled before 4 o clock and ending at 0 57. Observers saw no noticeable difference as clouds obscured the event. Around nine o’clock the light returned to normal, with the eclipse only partially visible.
Woman Sues Vincennes City for 10068 Dollars
A Vincennes woman sues the city for 10068 dollars in Knox County Circuit Court. The complaint alleges she sustained serious injuries October 10 while walking near a hazardous stretch of North Seventh Street near Sexview Street, resulting in fractures and lasting pain.
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Knox Eirourt
Atu
Kimtool
Sarah
J. Willy
Myre Wits
Sdventh
Sexview Street
Family killer Johnson faces district court charges
A man named Johnson is charged in a district court with murdering his family during a meal at their home. Witnesses describe him firing six shots, injuring the daughter and grandmother before fleeing. authorities say a confession led to additional charges against accomplices Belserman and Melrsenuan.
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Emi Mer Seigermian
Jobnson
Johnson
Pan
Jacob Helser
Tag
Gate Chase
Jonny Aon Tater
Ir Almeta
Chin
Rhiner Belserman
Jonnagn
Mel
Japan to abandon China frontier military bar plan
Article reports Japan plans to abandon its proposed Chinese frontier military barrier, citing authoritative daily sources. It notes the move follows a broader effort toward equality and references related talks and to be followed by details on civic notices and local events at St. Paul’s Church and Ste John’s cemetery.
Further Probe of Board Planned in Corruption Case
Washington reports that House naval and shipping leaders plan another inquiry into charges of board corruption. The special committee's investigators will present a report to the Department of Justice for action.
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Uouse Rex
Frther
Woatden
United States Shipping Board
Tio
Special House Shipping Investigating Committee
Department of Justice
Harding Catches Tarpon on Texas Trip
Senator Harding and Mrs. Harding fished Point Isabel Texas where Harding battled a tarpon for about 40 minutes before landing a four foot six inch catch while Mrs. Harding reeled in a five foot nine inch tarpon. The party, including Hale of Maine, faced a windy day and long waits as they attempted to land their catches.
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Point Isabel
Tex
Sen
Harding
Jriai
Sen. Harding
Norddiy
Jfo
Jils Plutix
Tragic Railroad Collision Injures Lemasters Family
A freight train collision near a railroad crossing injures Mr. and Mrs. Lemasters and relatives. Mrs. Lemasters drives the car onto the tracks and is struck as a second train appears, pinning the vehicle and causing serious injuries while bystanders aid and authorities call in medical help.
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Thome
Thutchinson
Juln
Walma
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Samadhi
Fromsit
Beford
Mintehingon
Meade
Washington
Lemasters
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Ake Iffutehinsen
Death of Theodora Sanders Under Investigation
Police probe the death of Theodora Sanders, 24, of Bare do Texas. She stabbed herself with a dagger and collapsed at the feet of the man who had confessed ending their romance. The inquiry reviews the events leading to her death and the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
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