London Scribe Finds 0.9 Wet in New York
An International News Service correspondent in New York reports doubts about American zeal on Irish questions and notes that Britain sees American temperance and restraint as more nuanced than some headlines imply. He cites party divisions and League of Nations debates shaping perceptions of the United States abroad.
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William J. Mallabar
International News Service
London
America
New York
Smehere
Sentle
Frank
Nations
Mather
League of Gervictpis
Montun
New Technical College in Detroit Promises Scholarships
Fragmentary OCR describes a Detroit technical college venture by Automo the bumtufacturer offering Pendene scholarships. The text mentions a tractor plant and energy, with partial dates and unclear details, and alludes to a fire event with a human figure in snow and an explosion.
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NEW Technical College
Detroit
Automothe
Bumtufacturer
Artycholarships
Finwe
Nok Posse
Quick relief planned for U S woolgrowers
Washington dispatch explains a proposed exchange based tariff plan to curb cheap foreign wool and products. The plan would raise duties and impose an equalizing charge on all imports to restore value to a par exchange rate, with immediate emergency legislation urged to protect industries.
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The
Standard
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Finance Committee
Senate
United States
Siler
Iso
England
France
Amerem Ycan
Germany
Millions Earned by Farm Helpers
Fargo reports five million dollars paid to 15 000 harvest workers who gathered the bumper crop. They traveled east and south after a season of prosperity, riding first class to shows signs of improved conditions and state aided diversification boosting outputs. The piece notes absence of liquor and agitators as factors in steadier work and mentions college students aiding in early harvest efforts. It also comments on high sounding titles used for Chinese emperors.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Spanish Senorita Claims Ranch In Mexico City clashes
Senorita Auatreberta Jurado, heir of Don Juan M. Jurado, asserts ownership of the Canutill hacienda and 209,000 acres of new farming land now controlled by retired rebel Francisco Villa. Her bid reportedly prompts Villa to abandon large‑scale farming plans and partition land for colonization. The dispute attracts wide attention.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Senorita Auatreberta Jurado
Juan M. Jurado
Jurado
Canutill
Francisco Villa
Senorita Jurado
Villa
Prohibition Grips Maine as Rum Running Allegations Rise
In Houston Maine residents claim liquor laws are poorly enforced and danger at night increases. Archibald's court handles many Volstead Act violators while prohibition advocates cite open peddling and border rum running. Some judges show no difference from civil benches.
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Houston
Lquor
Archibald
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