Congress Weighs British Drive to curb Packers in Trade
Washington officials report to Congress on a British effort to restrain American packers in world trade. The Federal Trade Commission summary notes Britain seeks limits to U S packers, amid calls for international cooperation, while lawmakers scrutinize implications for domestic industry and pricing.
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Congress
Washington Jaw
Federal Trade
Wilson
Yu Inverne
Ingliute
Tuinenkel Else Wi
Parkers
Brien Committee
United Bull
Coreig Wyteresin
United Kingdom
Tixalisn
Coempani Buke
Ku Klux Klan Leader Faces Legal Payoff Mentioned
The Klan head Colonel William J Simmons offered a 100 dollar payment in a statement disputing rumors of illegal activities. The pledge addressed loyalty and oath, denying interference with any person or creed and warning of punishment for disloyalty.
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Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
William J. Simmons
Ediza Wiwald
Nignis
Ku Klux
I. Simmons
Kylux Klan
Orgar
Two Allied Premiers Plan German Disarmament
Premiers Boa and Chere toi announce a plan for German disarmament as Allied leaders prepare directives and discuss enforcement measures. The outline seeks to reduce military capacity while coordinating with occupation authorities and European stability efforts.
Weather notes and forecasts for the Atlantic region and New England
A weather summary reports a cold Tuesday with strong northwest winds along the New England coast and Mid Atlantic states. Temperatures to rise Wednesday with generally fair skies while east of the Mississippi shows continued fair weather and rising temperatures. Observations at 3 PM list station readings from New York to New Haven, Portland, and Norfolk with varied temperatures and winds.
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England
New York
Caaca
Nori
Fanny
E Haver
Term
West
Norfolk
Northneld
Portland
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Washivrser
DALY
Gotta Stop Eating to Sleep- Vice Versa, Says Laziest Man
Jersey City report on a man born there who faces divorce and claims to be the laziest man. He vows to sleep extensively and avoid meals, citing a humorous life philosophy and two years of regrets.
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Laziest
Jersey City
Dan
Tnt World
Gompers Re elected Pan American Labor Leader After Split
A fragmented Pan American labor movement sees Samuel Gompers re elected to lead the federation as internal divisions linger. The article notes pressure on coal dealers and a delayed response to party splits, with mentions of key figures and ongoing political maneuvering shaping the new session.
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Gompers
Pan-American Popular Weather Labor Federation
Obituary Notice for Moe Cathestme and Local Figures
An obituary recalls Moe Cathestme and mentions services at Shuweian church with funeral at Talkevinn Poetry as family and local residents attend. The text lists mourners, speakers, and the grief shared by relatives including Lester, Liing, and others, with details of the service and burial arrangements in Providence and nearby locales.
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Chivas
Cy Darby
Uiday
Ind
Mirani Nenciers
Wren
Dames
Rey
Moe
Peeuaree
Lester Birt
Middletown Holds Off-year Election With Big Vote Polled
In Middletown a off year election produced a 608 vote majority for a top candidate, with William Kreft named co elector for the Republicans and a woman named Clara Ralsey Merrp winning a seat by 200 votes. Republicans won four common council seats and Democrats the rest, with a city-wide election set for Tuesday January 10.
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Middletown
Cote
Nifvuar
Eeetinn
Avenadas
Will. Wilcox
William ¢ Kreft
Asar
Clara
Ralsey
Willam J. Dore
Somal
Former War Risk Insurance Workers Guilty of Fraud
A damaged OCR passage details several names and places in a hoisted report about War Risk Insurance workers facing fraud charges. The readable fragments indicate court action, guilty pleas, and mentions of individuals associated with the case, though specifics are unclear.
F D Keeler Dies At Home Here
F D Keeler dies at his residence in the city after a long illness. He was a prominent figure in local law and business, respected as an attorney and respected community member who supported Brooklawn Cub activities and the local Democratic party. He leaves a widow and children, with services arranged in the city.
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Wenduro
Lesa
Mewes
Nanan
Wang Tie
Benith
Debbie
Roy
Keelar Wa
Lewia
Litebsay
Threak Law School
Dbore
Ani Dad
Bridamnurd Cea
al Keeley
Teestor
Orin
We Funn
Terry
Aid
Terry Lstate
Keeler Phe
Isedton
Kroler
Turs
Keeler
Fasasron
Ch Uninghd Brooklawn Cubs
Skou
Strallal
Welfare Legislation Debate Reflects Public Welfare Focus
Fragmented OCR shows a debate on welfare laws in the state legislature, noting concerns about child welfare and social programs. The text references litigation, policy changes, and calls for reform, with scattered phrases about expenses, investments, and governance. The readable portions imply a contentious discussion on welfare policy and its impact on families and children.
Skeleton Thought To Be of Settler From Milford
A skeleton found at the base of an embankment near Milford is believed to be that of a white male in middle age. The medical examiner noted bones in fair condition but some wear, and the body appeared recently interred. Scouts Safford and Calne reported the find to the local authorities.
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Eva TV
Ed Yasterday
USA
Bull
Milford
Auomarny
Belgie
Pigehor
Mlika
Senate
Teusur
Wilson
Senate Battle Over Army Size Reflects Wilson Policy Clash
Congressional debate centers on armys size limits from 156000 to 275000 with party lines blurred. Senators Phelan and Williams clash over Pacific post strategy as the White House weighs 200000 to 250000 options, while discussions frame the war department budget and potential mobilization.
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Senate
Phelan
California
Williams
WL Sippi
Pacific
Willams
Japan
Yap
Houle In
Amerigg
Matory Willis
Meuse
Ciwrett
Demoepar
le Ponrohgalangad
Cans
Naveryiched
Willige
Guareit
Balet & Mnotion
Amazon
Kruew
Rian
Mixtah
Mandell
Reapportionment Bill Doomed to Defeat by House
A House vote is expected to defeat a reapportionment bill amid shifting seats. States like California Michigan Ohio Connecticut New Jersey North Carolina Texas Washington would gain one seat each, while Missouri and several others face losses to keep the total at 435. Southern Democrats expected to oppose the plan as Republicans tally votes.
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Dss
Fimel
Wig
Callifornia
Michigan
Ohio
Connecticut
New Jerey
North Carolina
Texas
Washington
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Bansas
Kent
Louielana
Mane
Mississippi
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Vermont
South
Louisiana
Pri
Mrs Hines hostess at First District whist event
Mrs John Z Hines and Mrs Jerome Torbin hosted a successful whist party for the First District Republican Club at Stavestrest in Stavestrest attended by Alderman Bryant and many members. The notice mentions Hayes Heating Honor product advertisement.
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Republican Club
John Z. Hines
Jerome Torbin
Aitras
Bryant
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