Maynard Breaks Shaft in Transcontinental Flight
Lieutenant B W Maynard started from St Paul Neb to Omaha and forced landing occurred four miles north of Wahoo Neb after a crank shaft failure. Landing was safe with no injuries. Guards were dispatched from Fort Omubs to secure the plane. Maynard continues toward Mineola as officials seek a replacement aircraft.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Liev
B. W. Maynard
St. Paul
Wahoo
W. ©. Kline
Ak-sar-ben Field
H. R. Wells
Fort Omubs
Lieut
Maynard
Smith
Mineola
French Kirby
Tieat
Stanley C. Miller
Castle Rock
Utah
Golden Gate
Mineola Field
Pine
San Francisco
Cal
N. Y
Yestay
H. C. Drayton
M. Manzelman
L. S. Webster
Spatz
Carl 5
Sidney
Army Air Derby
Pattla Mountain
Nev
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sidney Air Station
North Platte
Salt Lake City
Air Service
Miamach
Buffalo
Packers Bid Fair To Sway Grocery Jobbing
Louis F Swift denies the federal trade commission report that the five big packers aim to dominate the wholesale grocery trade. He says Swift & Co competes with others, handles a small share of grocery products, and that claims of market division are exaggerated and harmful.
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Armour
Swift
Chicago
Louis F. Swift
Swift & Company
Federal Trade Commission
Trade Board
the Trade Commission
Department of Agriculture
Swift & Co
United States
Befriended Youth Robes Benefactor at Local Theatre
Lawrence Wall, manager at Princess theatre, found a note after a youth he befriended stole two silk shirts cash from a small bank a traveling bag a watch and other items from dressing rooms. The youth claimed to be from New Orleans and aged between 16 and 20. Wall alerted police. In Washington, the House passed a one year extension of wartime passport restrictions to bar radicals and undesirable aliens.
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Brud
Lawrence Wall
Princess Theatre
Joe
Wall
New Orleans
Poli
Siuil
Washington, D. C
House
United States
Flight test to check plane reliability ends early
Capt. Smith could not be permitted to continue his flight to San Francisco in another ship. The mission focused on testing the reliability of the aircraft and systems.
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Washington, D. C
Maynard
Air Service
Chicago
B. W. Maynard
San Francisco
Lowell H. Smith
Buffalo
Smith
Ficht
San Franciseo
Bolshevik Collapse Feared as Allied Powers Advance
London dispatches report Bolshevik forces retreating before Admiral Kelchak’s troops in Western Siberia. Denikine’s units push from the south, Purishin regions hold against western advances, and Yudeniteh nears Petrograd. Lithuanian mobilization declared after Duna crossing near Riga. three classes ordered to active service.
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London
Uie
Admiral Kelchak
Siberia
Kelchak
Omsk
Russia
Denikine
Purishin
Petrograd
Gan
Yudeniteh
Gatchina
Yudenitch
Lithuania
Copenhagen
Lettish
Duna
Riga
Libau
Sieze
Konovo
Aiure
Jury split on Purcell death murder claim during inquiry
In a Purcell family inquiry a jury debated whether the death was murder or an act of self harm. Miss Cora Sanborn testified she had little knowledge of finances or family ties while Mrs Purcell and Tom denied knowledge of life insurance settlements. The session focused on cremation plans per the decedent’s will codicil.
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Pour
Cora Sanborn
Ashland
Avai
Tom
Amy
Rel
Mgr. P
Miss Sanborn
Mr. Purcell
Mine Organizers Say They Were Ordered Out by Armed Men
Fifty union organizers entering Logan county to unionize Guyan Valley coal miners say they were forced to leave by an armed force described as company officials county officers and miners. They reported the incident to the United Mine Workers headquarters in Charleston. The organizers denied Logan county clerk Dan Chaffin’s claim that 26 pistols were found on members during a deputy search.
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Ute Associated Press
Untington
W. Vau
Logan County
Pe Guyan Valley
United Mine Workers of America
Charleston
Dan Chaffin
Logan
Teamsters Strike End Hinges on New York Meeting
Hope for settlement of the teamsters strike spread to suburban towns as express shipments tied up. A meeting of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters was awaited to decide the outcome. Longshoremen were returning to work and New York transportation difficulties neared a solution.
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Associated Ira
New York
Teamsters
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Road Settles Big Damages Claims Contested
About $100,000 in damage suits against the W. C. and N. railroad over the Oakes inter urban line wreck of July 26 1918 are being strongly contested. The railroad through counsel filed amended answers denying liability claiming settlement by funeral expenses and government control, with names Heith Bartlett Clell Bartlett Waterloo and Brown families. A 950 funeral hand to minor and 60 for loss of services noted in contracts. Concurrently A W Peterson urged newspaper cooperation at the Illinois Press Association Inland Daily Newspaper Association joint meeting. Archibald S Leckie of Joliet IL presidess Illinois Press Association. The Courier offers a Lost ad service via phone.
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Oakes
Heith
Clell Bartlett
Waterloo
Associated Press
Chicago
A. W. Peterson
Courier
Illinois Press Association
Inland Daily Newspaper Association
Illinois Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Archibald S
Leckie
Joliet
Ilinois Press Assorciation
Local notices and town chatter in Janesville Gazette
Fragmented OCR reads like a town diary with names, places, and events scattered. Mentions WMATA Monday, family updates, visits, a Cedar Yabla Wednesday, apublic sale, and people such as Marry Wr Sos, Mrs Eelyon YVore, and Mr and Mrs Magh Ballandyny.
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Eelyon
Alvedty
Mrs Mra
Frank Fitkin
Marehallrewa
Magh Ballandyny
Tessie
Jeanyle Taney
For Sale and Wanted Ads Midweek Clas sale blur and mix
A garbled late market of ads lists items to buy and sell including furniture, clothing, vehicles, pets, and job notices. Names, streets, and phone hints appear with scattered prices and conditions, plus an event box social notice. The fragmentary OCR preserves scattered person and place mentions amid ad clutter.
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Chaitanya Derk
Avalon Avenu
Con- Witton
Ptehee
Ralls Avenue
Peavery
Renervade
Ervale
AMD
Ra Gates
Por Bale
Siegelman
Navy
Vrier
Yor Bal
Pilot
Jackson
Stu Metudeer
Marxwell Stearing
Maxwell Toned
Ford
Viboge
Maxwell Touring
Gale
Mit
Anendid Minten
Eral
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Petadgard
Purcell
Kohl’s
East 4Th Street
Raly
Roys
Janesville
Wall Restitey
Detersey
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Spud
Meath
Wmata Aglier
Marc Tinton
Fivesville
Bert
Olle Kleadt
Stewart, Phi
Ord Corbett
New Hartford
Urtford
Hone Morton
Harte Troman
Charles Girave
Thu A. Ptefiin
Meho
Sherman
Salicday
Waretioteer
Iery Vee
Irene
Temaa
South da Ote
Eugene Wright
Lendur Walis
Carrie ‘ Fehicaga
Della Wynesur
BE. Seaver Ang
Elgar Yokum
Phursdius
Yokum
Seaw
Work Anders
Towr Falls
Thiro
Pearl Mack
Walter Smith Red
Prank Mack
IL. AL
Pals
Towatitos
Balyu
Elty
Werand
Forest
Reo
Pive-Rvon
Dunnalow
Camapbell Street
Styernam Modern House
Onkdaown
Bighergern Modern Houde
Kouethy
Slye Regit Bingeview
Ideh Street
Phair
Pour Bilp—Haynes
Kagsley
Laeth
Byron Trivet
Toby
Lvnkesvnes
Sy Uus
Booth-Joseph Co. Jewelers
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