Diplomatic Treaty Debate Reflects Senate Split
The article reports a heated Senate debate over a foreign treaty condemned by Democrats as flawed. It notes signatories and opposition arguments, with leaders clashing on constitutional limits and potential concessions. The discussion references Japan and former German islands, plus dissent from Reed and Pittman amid procedural moves.
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Lee cy wubljorfha at Texas ALKA site today
The document reports a government appeal outcome with President Miller and an ex officio figure facing fines. It notes a tomorrow deadline or event related to the case, with emphasis on political or legal action and officials involved. The readable names include Miller and an ex official. locations reference Texas.
Unclear letters link to Logan mayoral case and threats
A damaged report connects a suspect named Long to a broader inquiry, with references to letters traced by peculiar writing and police questioning. Officials mention a widow Cal Hauge and Mary Townsend, while Inspector Grant discusses motives and possible threats tied to past cases as detectives pursue leads.
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Edwards
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Firebug suspect released in care of his father
George Mullen a Trinity College freshman from Bergenfield was released today on $1,000 bond into the care of his father after a week of fires at Trinity College. Police reported no incendiarism found and the investigation into seven fires remains ongoing.
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Hia Investizotten
Transportation Bills Signed by President
Washington notes a bill amending the transportation act to extend by one year the deadline for government claims arising from government operation. The measure delays any filing actions for a year from February 23, as ordered by the Interstate Commission and Brad case references.
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Ruskay Firm Faces Reorganization After Creditors Move
Creditors seek a court supervised reorganization plan as Ruskay and partners face asset depletion and suspension amid a chaotic windfall of claims. Lawyers for the firm report private resources exhausted, with about 900,000 in assets and 2.4 million in bills contested, while a receiver action unfolds in New Haven and Boston.
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New Haven
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Funeral for Roma disaster victims held in Newport News
An unnamed soldier chosen as representative for all Roma disaster dead received a last farewell at a public funeral in Newport News. Thousands gathered around a grassy hollow square as a flag draped coffin was lowered amid troops, military music, and prayers from General John R. Saunders.
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Romaynae
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James River
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John R. Saunders
Virginia
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Cabinet acts to avert disaster with airship scare
Washington reports Cabinet meeting discussed production and conservation of helium and the dangers of hydrogen filled airships after the Roma disaster. Officials explored government stockpiles and public lands to boost helium, while Allied reparations talks and German Zeppelins loom in broader strategy.
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State Department
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United States
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France
Red Sox Acquire Alex Ferguson in Unclear Trade Text
Fragmentary OCR shows Alex Ferguson released or acquired by Red Sox amid garbled names and numbers. Mentions Lee W Kor and Joe Bush among unclear operands and dates, with uncertain league context and incomplete team details.
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RED Sox
Powder blast shatters Chicago. windows broken citywide
A violent explosion at a powder magazine near Chicago destroys the McCook area. The blast shakes the city after 9 pm, breaking windows in south and west districts and causing panic. One person is killed. debris and fear ripple through Summit and Argonne as search efforts continue and officials seek details.
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Hanlon Dundee Mill Bout Is Stopped by Referee
Detroit era report states Dundee junior lightweight bout halted early in the tenth round by the referee who warned both men for lack of effort. Jimrey Hanlon of Denver was deemed not trying, with Philadelphia and Buffalo opponents named in the chaotic scene.
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Police
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Joe Tit Ste Phingelphia
George Erne
Buffalo
Unclear Entry on December 24 Parachute Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a December 24 event involving a parachute drop and possible injuries near Lan wing Michigan. Names and exact details are garbled, with illegible phrases about a person or location and a field or task leading to a fatal or near fatal outcome. The readable portions hint at a military or emergency drop and a casualty report, but key facts remain indecipherable.
Actress IDed as instigator in Taylor murder case
Detroit reports name withheld and details of a plot by four to murder film star Taylor. Mabel Normand linked to the case with rumors of involvement and questioning as investigators uncover new leads in Los Angeles and Chicago, while Chicago police note unclear statements from Fields and the mystery deepens.
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Unidentified Man Killed by Train Near Stratford
Stratford, Feb 24. An unidentified man was killed by a train from New Haven at 2 PM near St. Martins team evortly Hafores nine o'clock tonight. The body was turned over to Undertsher Mullen of the space by the local power. The accident occurred at a spot frequently used by residents of the Holligier Helanita section, causing danger to several other Mminlittes.
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Successor to Hays to Be Named Tuesday
Announcement from the White House states a new postmaster to succeed W. H. Hays, whose resignation takes effect March 4, will be named Tuesday. The plan and timing were conveyed from Washington.
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Firing Rumors Rock IndiaIndia London Story
Unclear fragments describe alleged firing in India involving members of a party. References to London and Wales appear and a Pandad region mention. Full facts unavailable due to damaged text.
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Irish Leaders to Confer With British Cabinet
Wartime dispatch details Churchill and Lloyd George planning Irish settlement talks to influence forthcoming elections. Ard Fheis pact and Irish Free State constitution are central stakes as British strategy weighs early appeal to the country amid rising uncertainty and violence in Belfast and Dublin.
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Peemer
Tugaday
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Free State
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Dublin
Yale dining hall closed by strike in New Haven
Feb 24 New Haven reports a strike at Yale University dining hall with about thirty workers walking out. Management said it was needed to reduce staff numbers. no student waiters were involved and there was no immediate impact on service.
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Postpone Move Dominates GOP Bonus Bill Debate
Republican leaders press to delay action on the bonus bill amid a heated House debate. Committee members split on compensation terms while Fordney and others push for reporting legislation funded by bond proceeds. Opponents fear public backlash and political upheaval as discussions move toward a revenue plan.
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