Ruhr Will Be Occupied And Reparations Demanded
The article reports on Allied plans to occupy the Ruhr on May 12 if Germany fails to meet reparations terms, detailing the bond issues, annual payments, and export revenue allocations. It notes German cabinet changes, US neutrality in enforcement, and tensions over Upper Silesia as Britain France and Italy seek to enforce penalties. It also covers Panama's dispute with the United States over the Cota territory and domestic US political developments including disarmament talks and immigration policy.
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Edward W. Pickard
Hitler
Wied
Great Britain
Katy
Jinhr
London
Lloyd George
Coot Storan
Flint
Cremier Dehn
Lord Curzon
Hughested
Nerlin
Germany
America
Council
Sts
Simons Wold
Uiey
Doctor Sthamer
Paris
Belgium
Reparations Commission
Ent
France
Witl
Ruhr
Tte
Wil
North Sea
Baltic
Bremen
Hamburg
Brettin
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Wehrenbuch
Simons
Stresemans
Lealer
People's Party
Mayer Kaufbenren
Nbassador
Runes
Cantel
Harding
Washington
Ute Commission
Obly
Rybnik
Vass
Upper Silesia
Volunid
Doles
Seland
Infest
Oppeln
Oder River
Gross Strehlits
Bond
Ay Englishouma
Presser Briand
Prince Saplehn
Gove Erninent
Upper Siesta
Arl Ned Supreme Couch
London Xession
Ostend
Lodge
Senate
Duidden
United States Steel Corporation
Fils
Gary
Bis
Frank Montlavo
American Federation of Labor
Record Wheat Crop Forecast by U S Department
The Department of Agriculture projected a keep on 620/267,000 bushels of winter wheat for major states based on May 1 crop conditions at 88 percent of normal and revised harvest areas totaling about 38.7 million acres. It lists state by state acreage, percent of normal, and expected bushels, with Texas, Kansas, Nebraska and Illinois among the highlighted figures. The April forecast estimated 621 million bushels, assuming 92 percent condition on April 1 and typical winter abandonment. last year yielded 377,763,000 bushels.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Staes
Pennsylvania
Otila
Indiana
Tulneis
Texas
Missanet
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahom
Anti-Thompson Leader Nominated for City Post
Chicago May 10 John C Cannon anti Thompson leader of the Twenty Sixth ward was nominated by President Tinting to be collector of Internal Revenue for the Wingy district of Hitnels invading Chicago Nils is the first appointment of major federal ambigits for the district which the president has made Others are expected to follow and the reported selection of John Kellander as protibitin agent.
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Chicago
John C. Cannon
Twenty Sixth Ward
Tinting
Revere
Hitnels
Nils
Sean
John Kellander
Thist Given Six Years To Thief In Massive Theft Case
A judge sentenced a defendant to six years in prison for theft involving $105 000 tied to Victory Wily Peon Aubrace Small. The case details indicate a sustained conviction and a lengthy imprisonment term.
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Duisrins
Markets Report Silent on Clear Edges of Wheat and Cattle
Grain and livestock prices mixed with sparse bids across markets. Reports show flour futures, wheat, corn, rye, oats, and clover mixes with varied scores and retail terms. cattle, hogs, and sheep prices list range of steers, heifers, cows, feeders, calves, lambs, and mutton with regional receipts and price spreads.
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Uogs-Chaiceight
Ted Wesfern
Buffalo
Lamba
Swamp Root Kidney Ailment Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Swamp Root as a premier cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims thousands benefited from its gentle healing vegetable formula and urges immediate start of treatment with bottles sold at drug stores.
Plea for Personal Pronouns Sparks Pennsylvania Society Debate
The Eumyne Education society of Pennsylvania seeks to teach schoolchildren to use personal pronouns for animals rather than impersonal terms. They warn that calling pets it may treat them as lifeless and automaton like and encourage abuse. Editorials and jokes accompany the clippings in this fragment.
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Eumyne Education Society of Pennsylvania
Paradelphia Ledger
Full Life May Be Assured to Thousands Who Would Take It
A discussion on health and longevity argues death rates rise with age and poor living. infections, mental strain, and malnutrition reduce vitality. Advocates screening exams and proper remedies to restore full life potential for many who have lost hope.
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Lita
Time Clock for Hens
Farm Experts advise trap nests to identify laying hens and distinguish truthful layers from fakers. The method aims to pin down egg producers by monitoring nesting behavior and egg production realities.
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Tovernment
Gloom Quips On Underpaid Musicians In Jazz Scene
The wild-haired man vents about trombonists in a jazz orchestra earning too little. Mr. Gloom responds with a cryptic line about moral doom. The exchange centers on musician wages and a mocked warning about sin.
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Mr. Gloom
J. Fuller Gloom
Tudge
fragmentary note on California geography and population
A garbled item notes California with nearly 100 penke over 10,000 feet in length. The text appears damaged with unclear references to a person and measurements. Entities and specifics are not reliably extractable from the fragment.
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California
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