Relatives Help Russians Seek Food Aid by Mail
Washington announces an agreement allowing aid to Russia or relatives of affected peoples to send funds by mail in ten dollar multiples. Funds and donor details will be conveyed to Moscow. remittances will support central canteens for feeding diagnosed needs. The aid plan covers staples like flour, oil, tea, sugar, and cocoa through selected warehouses and distribution channels.
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Washington
Russia
Troover
Arsenizadion
Moscow
Genuituis Chigres
Saratov
Peris Ussin
Armament data compiled for parley and study
The U. S. plans a comprehensive wartime data package for a forthcoming conference. Experts from military and naval fields, Treasury, and state departments prepare detailed charts on global armament costs, economic effects of reductions, and the fiscal impact on taxes.
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UG Armament Ain
Tyrodelmater
Moghev Knope
America
Atiitary
Aes
Treasury de Alimenta
Qnance
Cot
Peoniss
Rats Believed Responsible for Store Fire
Rats nibbling at matches are believed to have caused a fire at 7 40 last night at a grocer and general store kept by B Jemson at 212 Sure Damage to stock and Bu lata was alight. Firemen opened doors after arrival to combat the blaze.
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B. Jemson
Pooh
Tremean
Campaign to repeal the dry law launches across states
The drive to repeal Prohibition surfaces with leaders and backers from New York, Baltimore, and New Jersey. Key organizers include Messy B Drayton Jr, Archihadid Litapbelt Riewies, and Charles By Panrose, among others as supporters travel to rally in Philadelphia and beyond. The campaign stresses intensified lobbying and broad coalition building.
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Berne Fon
Willagiar
Messy B. Drayton
Jr Charles
Bart
Archihadid Litapbelt Riewies
Martin
Charles
Panrose
Dr Doen Menyer
Albert A Arterhurr
New York
Relax Os i Sullin
Mt Baltimace
Sam A. Roadling
Hude5n Maxini
New Jersey
Owl Mya Geuuritrs
2000 Airplanes to Carry Cities Food Plan Unveiled
A wartime plan announced to deploy 2000 airplanes to defend New York City's milk and food supply. An aerial transport service would operate from scarce resources to boost the metropolis, with routes mapped to safeguard essential goods and delivery.
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New York
Metropal
Leonard to quit as G.O.P. chairman
Fragmented article notes Leonard stepping down as GOP chairman and mentions a party rule revision debate. It references provisions for women’s participation and mentions a convention selecting a ticket and committee members, with several garbled proper names and places.
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Oftr
Trip to South Russia Like a Visit to Battle Front
A Western correspondent for the Associated Press recounts his journey from Constantinople to Batum and Trebizond into Russia. He describes famine, economic hardship, and social changes under Soviet control, noting money scarcity, wages, and everyday life for locals and travelers amid disruption and guard presence.
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Russia
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Associated Press
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Batum
USA
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Thaler
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Europe
Velicov
Thussians
Herizan
Tiflis
Sad
Iq de
Honolulu Woman Too Strong for Husband in Court
In Honolulu a Chinese husband faced court after claiming his Hawaiian wife Chung Sau assaulted him, showing a forehead scar and back wounds. The wife admitted threats to kill him. she was fined five dollars and the court ordered the five children removed from her home for nine months.
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Honolias
Honolulu
Chung Sau
British ship to carry two princes on India voyage
London Oct 14 A British ship will carry two princes on a voyage to India in October. Prince Charlie, second son of the royal household, will join the journey. The ship carries the prince’s retinue and a band. Provisions include large quantities of food and tobacco, with supplies and traveling gear listed for the voyage.
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India
London
Aly Alanis
Behiat Raya Family
Congress Preparing for Rail Tieup Amid Economic Strain
Congress debates railroad policy as officials from the Commerce Commission and Railroad Labor Board work under President Harding. Arguments focus on potential wage cuts and rate reductions, while Attorney General Dankberry weighs in on worker actions. Officials monitor risks of a broader railway shutdown.
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Takhar
Trierainte Commerce Commission
Rail Way Labor Board
Harding
General Businss
Fonferess
Dankberry
Tata
Genérml
Thare Ia Ryparen
Brotherhood
Fire devastates New Britain brick plant
A two thousand dollar blaze tore through the New Britain County brick plant, damaging the facility as employees spotted the fire and alerted the fire department. Firefighters faced weak water pressure and delayed access, hampering efforts to stop the flames.
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New Britain
Gerliny
Chir
Gore Begins to See After Long Blindness
Senator Thomas J Gore of Oklahoma shows initial signs of sight returning after treatment by a specialist. Reports indicate the patient experiences flashes of light, marking first visual responses in about thirty years despite prior unsuccessful remedies.
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Sen. Gore
Thomas J Gore
Oklahoma
Jaightless Sims
When We Were First Married Advice From Actress Hempton
New York film actress Hope Hempton told World Tonight how to keep a husband in line with an unusual method. She suggests using a phonograph and a blank record to capture intimate moments and replay them to reinforce affection at any time within years.
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New York
Oct
Hope Hempton
The
World Tonight
Vincent
Fru
Mays Fined 27 50 After Constable Chase in Tork Pa
Carl Mays, pitcher for the New York Yankees, paid 27.50 for striking a constable during a chase in Tork Pa while driving with his wife. The constable tried to stop him at a speed trap. a brief scuffle occurred but no injuries. Mays paid the fine and departed.
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Tork
Carl Mare
Fankees
Mays
Haokami
Constable Horn
Ofcer
Mats
Postal agents in Fort Worth reward for bandit arrest
Railway Mail Service guards killed two of the robbers as they boarded the car. A reward has been authorized by the Postmaster General for the capture or identification of those involved. Details mention earlier attempts and prior liquor seizures by Arabinos.
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Fort Worth
Washington
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