Credit extension debate shadows American exports finance
The cabinet hears bankers warn foreign bond issues may fund imports from other countries, delaying repayment fears. Attendees argued keeping American money at home could aid export markets while cautioning against using foreign funds to buy foreign goods. President Harding plans a round table at the White House to address shipping and finance in coming weeks.
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Senate Vocabulary War Rages Over Probing Allegations
A heated Senate session features calls for a full investigation into charges that shaped U.S. entry into war. Speakers debate propaganda claims, political slander, and the need to protect national dignity as Republicans and Democrats clash.
American Ace Crashes Plane in Cheyenne Landing
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, famed American ace, landed in Cheyenne at 8:46 p.m. and smashed his plane during landing. He narrowly escaped death and may be unable to continue to Washington, unless a small plane arrives tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
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British Troops Enter Upper Silesia Reinforcements Advance
British forces begin a multi battalion push into Upper Silesia as plans show six battalions deployed from England to support allied troops. The move follows prior arrivals and signals continued senior command coordination in the campaign.
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Blair confirmed as internal revenue commissioner by Senate
The Senate confirmed David H. Blair of Winston-Salem North Carolina as internal revenue commissioner by a 59 to 15 vote amid opposition from Republicans and Democrats. Opponents included Johnson of California and seven Republicans and eight Democrats. The action fills a two week vacancy with Mellen serving interim.
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New York and eastern centers signal brighter business
Dependable reports from eastern financial centers say money is plentiful and building operations resume. Production speeds up and business tones improve, with a shift toward sane postwar values and honest investment for real returns.
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Moftley
Building Collapse After Explosion Kills One in Downtown
A downtown explosion caused a building to collapse, killing one person and severely injuring others. Debris damaged nearby structures as responders worked at the scene amid smoke and alarms. An initial blast source is under investigation, with authorities securing the area and reviewing video footage.
Withdrawal of East SAI American Troops Amid Predicted Easing
Washington May 26 The war department continues to refine plans for a phased withdrawal of American troops from the East, amid indications that the military situation may ease soon. Officials say the move aims to adjust deployments as strategic aims shift and funding supports disengagement.
Fourth Shrine Ceremonial Ends in Amarilla History
The fourth Khive Shrine ceremonial closes as the largest and longest in Amarilla’s history. 164 petitioners pass desert sands while membership reaches 1307 amid a city-wide celebratory atmosphere and notable ceremonies.
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Desert
Post Office Bandit Faces Federal Trial Soon
A noted criminal case centers on a man dubbed the post office bandit, who is slated for trial in federal court shortly. Details remain limited as prosecutors prepare filings and a defense strategy, with the outcome uncertain and public attention mounting.
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APS Intervenes at Vladivostok Reported in Capitol
Fragmented dispatches note U S policy on Vladivostok intervention with references to Washington May 1. The garbled text hints at government action or debate, mentioning Bee toted Fee and preorders while detailing unclear events and names.
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Vladivostok
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Washington
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Orwell
Dublin Customs House Collapse Reported In Turbulent Period
Fragmentary text notes a collapse at Dublin Customs House with vague details. Mentions officials and possible casualties but unreadable lines impede full clarity.
Former Turkish Minister Sentenced to Death in Court Martial
Shawl Pasha Enver Pasha era allies were condemned to death by court martial for conspiring to overthrow the nationalist government led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha. Three others implicated escaped as the court delivered the verdict amid upheaval in the region. The national assembly sent a mission to Tehran to sign a treaty with the new Soviet Persian government. Belfast reporting notes mixed election results with unionists gaining seats and Sinn Féin unhappy over partition, while counts continue into the week.
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Tug River Section Quiet After Night Vigil
State and county authorities watched with caution along the West Virginia Kentucky border after tense actions near Netan. Officials Geetha Cyntein J 1 Hrewkus and Bheewtf A C Pia um reported a quiet scene despite earlier unrest in the Tug River area.
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Minge County
Leaked Khiva Shrine Ring Fight Headlines Spirited Battle
Report describes a boxing style clash for the Khiva Shrine title with notable exchanges and platform controversy. The bout drew attention to scoring, crowd reaction, and a dramatic finish as contenders vied for top honor amid disputed rulings and a busy event card.
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Agricultural bloc forms in Washington
An agricultural bloc has formed in Washington amid calls for policy change. Leaders say the alliance aims to coordinate farming interests and influence state debates on farming, land use, and rural economic support.
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Washington
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