18 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
1
A disjointed OCR fragment describes a committee report on securement and legislation. Names such as Swenudivoy Qvulerpsinm and others appear, with references to commerce, standings, and a deliberative process. The text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative.
A garbled report mentions iemnald Palmer and St Louis Hospital with references to weeks and questions. It hints at medical or legal actions, ties to Vinton, and various unclear names, locations, and dates amid misspelled phrases and stray numbers.
Paris report states Germany will send a protest to all Versailles signatories alleging French troops crossed the neutral zone. The German note claims French forces approached the Münster garrison, where about 200 Reichswehr troops are stationed.
French troops seized loaded barges of coal on the Rhine. Supplies and captains orders were taken. two boats bound for a French destination were redirected to Strasbourg rather than the German target.
The article reports on James Willer granting legal separations to Norm Alay and Bernice Dri from Thiele William Bricker and Glen Srieker, noting twin spouses and a court divorce proceeding. Narratives describe early happiness, brewing trouble, and eventual separations with the twin sisters seeking divorce on grounds of cruelty.
Dispatches from Tokio cite Sun Yat sen forces recapturing Canton, the seat of the South China government, signaling a possible path for Sun Yat sen to regain control in China. The report notes the occupation news as of today and hints at further moves in the region.
A fragmented report notes a power study in Ti 2 Ve, with references to SSUEL and PenyT, described as a high stakes push. Officials weigh implications as the case moves toward a possible ruling in the coming months.
Generally fair conditions give way to a colder night as Priduay experiences stronger northwest winds. No precipitation expected. Temperature readings are not provided in the readable text.
A chaotic report details Beoleastin losing both home and business amid a confusing local incident. The article mentions named parties, a court or trustee process, and a tense sequence involving statements and approvals.
A state probe in Bastrop Louisiana on January 18 details a hooded mob member charged in connection with the Watt Daniels kidnapping and the August 24 killings. Testimony described masked men stopping a car and a confrontation involving a masked robber searching for Daniels and Richards.
At Eldorado township Farm Bureau and Women’s Club joint meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fry in Newhall Newhall IL a large attendance gathered. Mrs Arden Schulze was reelected chairwoman and Mrs ld Seilhamer secretary. Delegates for a future school on household conveniences were named including Mrs John Schlatterbeek and Mrs Arthur.
Ambiguous report notes the British Commission ending talks amid unclear aims and external pressure. The piece references American and Dvinist perspectives and suggests continued tensions as parties consider next steps.
The text reports Bryan presiding over a district association conference with twenty one countries represented and related figures. It notes the section on community agreement and protests, and mentions recent leadership roles and numbers within the organization.
A text notes that Tail aowirl possesses a shaped chest and is deemed ineligible for matrimony in Bulgaria. It states articles must be handmade with hand-woven materials and rejects machine work due to a superstition that it brings sorrow. The piece emphasizes traditional, artisanal creation and social beliefs surrounding marriage.
Washington January 18 Pres Warren G Harding has been stricken with grippe but is improving and may not return to his office immediately. He rose early after a period of rest and is expected to remain at the White House to recuperate.
Berlin reports to France and Belgium a danger of collision as Allied and German forces concentrate around the Ruhr. London dispatchs say German troops withdraw from Muenster while a battalion of infantry a squadron of cavalry and a corps remain. Unconfirmed word French forces advance toward Hamm and tanks move toward Dortmund.
Amsterdam January 18 trade union executives agreed to join with other groups to protest the occupation of the Ruhr region. They announced they are ready to act and coordinate action with allied organizations in response to the situation.
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Fragmented OCR recounts a Lewes life event and a court case with scattered names and places. Mentions Wright Street and Monument entries, a deacon answering questions, and a mother figure amid unclear details. The piece reads like a local item with unfamiliar surrounding names and dated references.
A garbled society note mentions Judge Willeté and Beek Yonday with scattered names and events. The text references Form, Dutlere Wilbert and Messuacibere Line, with unclear context about evening activities and a possible plan or gathering. Entities are uncertain due to OCR errors.
Former Governor James M. Cox assailed the administration at a Jackson Day banquet in Des Moines. He warned Republicans will fail to meet urgent global duties and urged Democrats to bear the burden, advocating a united foreign policy stance amid a shifting European crisis.
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