Transfers and Apportionment Dominate Early Cabinet Session
Washington reports President Harding opens public business with apportionment and cabinet plans. Board transfers include moving funds across departments, from Maintenance to Ambulance and Town, and shifts in Education and Park Board accounts. The Senate confirms several cabinet picks while Fall resigns as Interior Secretary.
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Washington
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Tle
Congress
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
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Stor Tossers Triumph Over Compo Lite Guards in Westport
The Rectors beat the Compo Lite Guards at Westport last night in a preliminary game. Sark City gids defeated the Ree-Vovettes with a clear score, advancing in the event.
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Compo Lite Guards
Westport
Sark City
Gids
Ree- Vovettes
Prevent colds with Lycened iron and nerve food claim
An early 20th century sales pitch touts Lycenis or Sycated iron as a preventive against germs and disease. It claims to fortify blood and nerves, boosting resistance to colds. Endorsed by notable figures, with a money back guarantee and a S NUSATED inscription on packaging.
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United States
Ficome
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Paris
Evers
Costa Ricans Kill Eighteen in Turbulent Actions
The report details armed actions in Central America with Costa Rican forces killing eighteen and capturing prisoners amid naval movements. It notes U S naval forces being urged to intervene to protect North American interests, amid violence and unrest in the region.
League of Nations Note On Costa Rica and Panama Attacks
The League of Nations sent a note to Costa Rica and Panama reminding them they are league members and must adhere to its principles. A Panamanian government cable reported several attacks on Panaman soldiers by Costa Rican troops and protested violence by a league member.
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Costa Ricans Nearing United States Interests
Cable advices from Washington report Costa Rican troops crossing into the area while Panaman troops withdraw on orders from Panama City. The Panama government accepted US good offices to seek a peaceful solution and aimed to avoid actions that might jeopardize it. The Costa Rican minister was indisposed and could not comment.
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Panama City
Legation
United States
Cox Urges National Unity Behind New President
Editorial notes Governor Cox urging all citizens to support President Harding, praising the constitutional culmination of the will of the people and asking for patriotic backing should emergencies arise. Mentions New Haven and Clement Griscom as hockey captain designate for next year.
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Naw
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New Haven
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Clement A. Griscom
New Sor
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Navy Recruiting Opens for Ex-Service Men
Navy recruiting initiates for ex service men amid confusion as enlistment details surface. Chief guesswork by Cmdr Benner reveals planned sessions and limited information, with a plea for interested relatives and friends to seek guidance on ship allotments fuel matters and admission seats.
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Ja Charee
Weather Forecast Snapshot From Fragmented Text
The weather notes indicate cloudy and warmer conditions with rain or snow possible Saturday and Sunday, with warmer periods and wet conditions across the east coast. North Atlantic states may see snow and rain with rising temperatures later, while coastal areas report colder conditions Friday and variable to northeast winds.
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Aibantic
North Atlantic
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Only Three Now Living Who Saw Andrew Jackson
In Sonvillie Tennessee a fragmentary report notes only three living persons who saw General Andrew Jackson. It mentions Mrs. Hecitael Jagayroues and others connected to a portrait study in a New York studio. The piece references a painting of Jackson in uniform, its sketch, and a sale or display context tied to New Orleans and a Met Museum connection.
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Sheir
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New Orleans
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Orleans
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Spectator’s Vivid Description of Webster Encounters in New York
The observer recalls meeting Daniel Webster in New York and noting the striking attire a long-napped light grey beaver hat, a dark blue coat with plain brass buttons, a butt vest, and matching trousers, all contributing to the senator’s imposing presence.
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Daniel Webster
New York
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A damaged OCR snippet references a summit, regions including Asia and Siberia, and a triangular pyramid symbol. The readable portion mentions tense divisions and possible references to law or fate, but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable names to form a clear news item.
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Rua
Siberia
Urel Mountains
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