Memorial Day Address Emphasizes Service and Loyalty
The speech honors fallen soldiers and urges a renewal of patriotism and devotion to country. It notes the annual Memorial Day ritual of laying flowers, unites memory with a pledge of unceasing loyalty to the republic, and calls for renewed service to the nation.
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Washington
Gouered Pevghing
Yousetery
Wer Woods
Gretaved
Homer
Thane
de Homer
Republic
Tariff Bill Draft Stirs Open Split in Committee
Washington May line up of Ways and Means members nears final draft of the general tariff bill with four key schedules open for disagreement including chemical, cotton, wool and silk. Chairman Fordney maintains June 10 intro date though some members insist passage by June 26. CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
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Washington
Mey T — Iene
Bene Ways and Means
Aide
Wee
Fordney
French Alarm Over German Actions Reported in London
An unclear dispatch describes French attention to German activities in London and continental Europe. The report mentions alleged mobilizations and signaling, with references to military postures and responses across several regions.
Law Reform Sought in Prohibition Enforcement
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Penrose called the current prohibition enforcement system ineffective and wasteful. He said conferences with the Bureau of Internal Revenue will review rehabilitation and consider transferring the program to the Department of Justice, with state or district enforcement superintendents to be designated.
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Associated Prec
Washington
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Bigir
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Department of Justice
Feneter
Mariners Strike Talks Underway With Shipping Board
Representatives from marine oilers seamen firemen cooks and water tenders met with Hugo Kerwin and Dr Fred Davin to discuss a wage and working conditions settlement with the Shipping Board. A tentative accord will be reviewed with Secretary Davie and Chairman Benson.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hugo Lt. Kerwin
Fred G. Davin
Board of
Shipping Board
Davie
Benson
Marine Engineers
Mike
Texas county pads school roll for tax
Incoherent OCR reads like a local notice about school taxation in Texas County. It mentions May 26 in Austin and lists names and phrases such as Deena Feume and Bead of Eecetwment, with garbled references to officers, meetings, and officials.
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Texas County
Deena Feume Austin
Wieder Creeeer
Jerusalem to gain landscape plan by famed gardener
WH Piercis and Berverion ir P Geddes, noted English landscape gardener, have been commissioned by Sir Herbert Samuel, British High Commissioner, to design the city of Jerusalem and other Palestinian towns. The project aims to replace old unsanitary conditions with a beautiful and sanitary urban environment.
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Ir P. Geddes
Jerusalem
Sir Herbert Samuels
Summerlin Returns. US to Consider Mexico Recognition Memo
Summerlin, back from Washington, says the United States will consider the recognition of Mexico. He carries a memorandum for discussion with Foreign Secretary Pant. Mexican officials defer comment, noting the matter rests with President Obregon.
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Washington
Summerlin
United States
Mexico
Ooregen
Obrecon
Amarillo Honors Deathless Heroes Tomorrow By Joe L Pope
A Memorial Day tribute recalling President Hardings call that this must not be again and honoring American troops who died in World War I. The piece references Allied nations, their sacrifices, and the enduring pledge to prevent future wars.
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Harding
Wilson
France
England
Belgium
Paris
Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Demans
Canada
Australia
Germany
America
Deantless
Lasrge
Gretteds
Amerie
Shearman Murder Case Opens As Prohibition Officers Testify
In El Paso and Austin reports from Associated Press, state witnesses J. F. Parke and W. C. Guinn testified in the murder case against C. P. Shearman, his sons, and ranch hand Thomas Mendoza for the March 21 shooting of officers seeking liquor on the Shearman ranch. Warrant details and vehicle searches were disputed amid cross examination. Governor Neff discussed pardons for meritorious convicts as Texas grapples with a rising crime wave and prison escapes in 1920.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
May
J. F. Parke
W. C. Guinn
Prohibition
KE. Beckett
J. A. Wood
Shearman Ranch
C. P. Shearman
Neil
John
Allen
Thomas Mendoza
Wood
Nell Shearman
C. Shearman
Neil Shearman
Austin
Board of Prison Commissioners
Texas
Neff
Wade
Petionians
Arguments In Chester Case Startling Turbulent Hearing
Fragmented OCR text shows early stage in Chester case with references to defense, private managers, and ongoing proceedings. The rough transcript hints at charges or counts and procedural moves, with mentions of peace terms and contested actions surrounding the case.
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Breezy garbled text with unclear names and events. no coherent entities or facts usable for a news card. Unable to extract a readable summary or identify a definite person, organization, place, or date from the provided material.
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