Secrecy of Naval Plans Denounced by Admiral Sims
Mar 10 report covers Rear Admiral Sims testimony to Senate Naval Investigating Committee. He accuses lack of cooperation and failure to inform on plans, citing wasted funds and potential gains from earlier action. He faults Navy Department for withholding and mismanaging strategic details, noting Allied reliance on British sources and recommendations unmet.
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Admiral Sims
Washington
Sime
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Navy Department
Castyays of
America
Xipation
Pronl
Thas Meanny
Manes
Eve Bol
Ny” Holy RY
Deparca
Alty
United States
Toca
Paciifer
Abi
France
Srav
Daniels
Sims
Sumarine
Sima Gud
Feoourt
Agin Ad
Aldos
Teewerk
Figs
Erilica
Accused by Brother Walter Ford in Bridgepont case
Walter Ford of Teavingnes faces charges from Bridgepont authorities over a chore dispute. He is accused of theft amounting to 140 dollars from Travidence Meceptives. He will be taken to Tyrorl Gene s Tre for further proceedings.
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Walter FL Ford
Teavingnes
Turkey to Be Dismembered Sut Salter Can Have Palace and Harem
Fragmented text discusses postwar division of Turkey with references to Smyrna and the allocation of territories. It mentions Greek control of Turkish lands and a dismemberment plan affecting the capital’s privileged rulers, including access to Nile palace windows and British boats on the Bosphorus.
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Turkey
Sut Salter
Smyrna
Greece
Eyghang
Sith
Watehiis
Nile Palace
Relative Social Status of Crulsers Stir West Aye Residents
A fragmentary tale set in West Avenue where competing rumors about a doughnut shop and property rights spark local protests. Neighbors claim the shop’s scent and presence offend propriety, prompting calls to the Common Council while a banker owner faces social scrutiny amid colorful, chaotic community chatter.
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Crulsers
West Aye
Voyal
Aira
Vankakavowa
Devens
Lag Common Council
Pallip Trouce
Yinka Seema
Leedy
Alexander
Armament Under League of Nations in Dispute
Copenhagen reports turmoil over whether joining the League equates to a duty to build up armaments. Debates in Parliament and comments by Lord Norbert Cecil defend the treaty’s limits and deny a burden to the League. The Norwegian president and other leaders question the scope of collective defense.
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League OF Nations
Copenhagen
Natons
Techniolal
Grazue
League
Champ Clark Seeks Uninstructed Delegates at Convention
WASHINGTON March 19 Shamp Clark of Missouri urged uninstructed delegates to the Democratic national convention. Opponents already campaigning in Georgia primaries and other states pressed for pledged delegates. Clark stressed the need for a convention free of strict pledges, aiming to unite the party under a strong Democratic platform.
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Wastmington
Shamp Clark
Missouri
Sdenlad
Waa
Georgia
Meg Chirk
Whitsome
Oman
Filentine
Vent
Paris
Besh
Last Labor Man Out The Daly Retirement Story
The article notes that Labor ministerial secretary George Z. Wardle announces retirement after long service. Speculation suggests a faction may split from government offices to pursue a campaign for a Labor government.
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Daly
George Z. Wardle
Iwhan
Wardle
Hopes for treaty revive and die in feverish day
Washington reports a feverish day as both sides press for a treaty revival while doubts linger over the eventual compromise. Banks face confusion over nine billion in loans and a proposed three-year postponement of interest payments, with Deblar's wishes guiding credit terms. Debate centers on Article X reservations, Republican opposition, and possible long term debt arrangements among major nations.
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Washinevon
Maine
Jon
France
Kouriata
Serebia
Greece
Cuan
Cyrono-Slavwisis
Liberia
Pershing Set to Address School Children at Armory
General John J. Pershing will speak to local students next Tuesday. A reception program is being finalized at a 7 o’clock meeting at the armory tonight with Justice George W. Wheeler and other committee members. Plans include a large dinner and a tour of area plants with a parade route past manufacturers and factories.
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Pershing
Armory
Manufacturers’ Association
John J. Pershing
University Ein
George W. Wheeler
Philo C. Calhoun
S J. Addins
Divorce Testimony Mentions Physicians Names in Court
Fragmented text recounts a Superior Court hearing involving doctors and a custody or divorce dispute. Mentions obscure names and locales, with scattered references to a medical staff and a park setting. The legibility is poor and key facts are obscured by OCR errors.
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Fnbo
Advayce Mathering Park
Latayene Street
Jcurpfer
Morpfer
Beecher
West Virginia Senate Breaks Deadlock on Suffrage Vote
West Virginia legislators reached a decisive suffrage vote after a dramatic session. Senator Bloch of Wheeling cast the deciding vote to ratify the Susan B. Anthony amendment, breaking a deadlock between pro and anti suffrage factions. Senator Montgomery was barred from voting as his seat was ruled vacant, while supporters celebrated in Charleston as West Virginia moved toward becoming the fourth state to ratify.
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Vress Eonay Way
West Virginia
Senate
House
Te Blech
Wheeling
California
Charleston
Senatpe A
Montgomery
Anthony Anteschent
Eitier
Legislacure
Bloch
Occ
Virginia
West
EnforcED crowding law sparks riots at New York college
Police faced a large disturbance as a campus riot erupted over a new passenger regulation. Officers stopped jitneys and recorded vehicle numbers while students clashed, yielding several arrests and widespread disorder.
Brooklawn State Golf Tournament Awarded
The Brooklawn golf tournament award decision is discussed with scattered names and dates. The fragmented draft mentions participants and timing, noting a possible postponement and regional interest in the event.
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Brooklawn
Canada's New Navy Plan Seeks Expanded Fleet and Alliance
A government report outlines Canada’s naval expansion with destroyers, submarines, and cruisers, naming ships, leaders, and future deployments. Admiral Viscount Ver outlines a reserve strategy and coordinated Atlantic and Pacific needs, noting talks with the United States and the need for allied support.
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Tanna
Canada
Horporta
Livoe Westerriseys
Asir Sinatl Vosselg
Siti
Arlahe
Fellloae Sla
Goeminion
Othe
Ulster Unionist Council Opposes Home Rule Bill
The Ulster Unionist council decried support for the bill by the Ulster parliament if enacted. It declined to accept responsibility for the bid and warned it would oppose any attempt to defeat it.
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Belfast
Mer
Ulster Unionige Council
Quplse Ag
Deportation Debate Opens in Worry I. Woon Case
Jurors hear opening statement from PB Curley for Worry I. Woon in a kidnapping and viation case tied to plans to depor tion of striking milters near the Warren mining district. Curley argued depor tation as a means to protect lives and property amid a conspiracy claim against the United States government.
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Agiz
Maren
Whediee
Cacnee Cay
PB. Curley
I. Woon
Wit- Haah
Shevitt
Curley
Warren
Bishee
United States
Weed Brow
Gherbl
Cochise County
Wigaten
Eleven Join League in London Amid Confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting in London where eleven nations pursue League of Nations style ties. Mentions Denmark Sweden Norway and Salvador plus Angola. References to twinned or allied states and unclear phrases suggest a cautious coalition formation with core members compared.
Convicted Robber Linked to Express Car Heist
A man named Cobb, convicted in the express car robbery case, is bound to testify again at Collins trial set for March 16. Police notes reference a robber who si joined the spree and looted the express car, with ongoing legal actions and testimony to proceed.
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Rae Boys
Pyadeviek
Tentiadelshis
Polise
Peace Army of 316820 Authorized by House Vote
Washington March 10 Pleas to cut military costs failed as the House approved a peace time establishment of 299000 enlisted men. Separate air service and other force reductions were debated but the plan, backed by army supporters, aimed to restructure military strength without a final bill before adjournment.
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Peace Army
AIR Service
Washington
House
White J
Fara
Ananco di Meng
Aenea
Dempecrat
Exis
Souslij
Haveeld
Repuillenn
Gktahar
Prk Ong
Maillian
Mother Finds Body Of Long Missing Son In Potter's Field
The body of Walter Ingham, 22, formerly of Seymour Street, was exhumed from Potter's Field in Ellenville after years of missing news. His mother, Nelia Ingham, identified the remains and learned he had served in the navy. He died February 29 in Bridgeport Hospital after a brief illness.
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Potter's Field
Ellenville
N.Y
Celine
Sam
Rourke & Foucner
Jonn
T'etter'neld
Walter Tngham
Seymour Strent
Bridgeport
Neliia Ingham
Inga
Arrests Sought After Sister Killing Claim
A New Jersey incident reports a woman aged about 20 in a New York case asking to be arrested for killing her sister Mrs. Angelini after threats over a party dispute. Police transferred her to New York authorities for custody. The sister, Mrs Conti, was shot through the temple in her apartment on West Houston Street early Monday, according to reports.
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New York
Detective hunt follows pickpocket on Milford train
A Milford train suffered a wallet theft as a man with New London ties moved from Mil ford. Detectives traced suspects on the coach after a passerby allegedly grabbed cash intended for a bank transfer. The victim, Nicholas Steins, reported the loss while en route to a destination named M y hem a.
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Stere
Nicholas Steins
Nethourden
Alifterd
Stratus Cela
New London
Milford
New Tonton Bank
Hig
Fragmentary note on Wilson's ROMs and royal audience
An OCR fragment discusses Wilson's note ROMs, a long audience with the King, and the text of Prient Whisor's response. It mentions parties in Italy, a representative at Laty, and a life of RE cohe piton Warm. A mass of cake, a slide, and a keeper are referenced amid a chaotic sequence of events.
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Prient Whisor
Alko
Paria Tadlay
CURIA
Rompany
Water Street
Takeon Te Innen
Liquor dispute ends in waterfront shooting in New York
A fatal disturbance near a harbor area escalated when a longshoreman was wounded during a confrontation over a whiskey raid. Police arrested William Rust Fund on felonious assault charges as officers recovered bottles and detained several suspects. The incident followed a wave of demonstrations along the shore and drill-downs by local boards as authorities pursued further leads.
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New York
Ste. Motra
Elvana
Steamship Aid Sought After Distress Message Near New York
Boston reports a steamer sending a distress message east of Viva Pathor stating soldiers are starving. The message seeks rescue and the crew asks for aid from Northam Pacific, amid a tense scene near New York. Newman Sim resumes: the weekly men hall discusses Rev. George Donahue and Newman Apologia.
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Boston
Viva Pathor
Newman Sim
Newston
George Donahue
Newman Apologia Ns
Youth Confesses to Killing Father After Viewing Body
A 17 year old, Devault, confessed to officers that he killed his father with a hatchet during a Feb date incident. He reportedly told police his father had attacked him with a knife before the fatal blows. The case centers on a family tragedy described in police notes and witness statements.
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Father
Caillicot le
Onin
Teevault
Devault
Aedelpha
Kierr
Jaity
Neass
Dougult
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Tree Commission
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