Parades of White Robed Women At Washington Monument
A large demonstration unfolds in Washington with thousands of women marching in white robes as a memorial service and parade along the Mall area. Police ride in, marchers fill streets, and a weather delay directs brief adjournment as crowds show orderly strength.
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Lund
Penasylvania
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Bares
West Virginia
Government plans patrol on border
Washington reports steps to tighten border controls with a higher patrol presence from Maine to Buffalo. Authorities say the armed border force will operate under customs, expanding in recent weeks with 71 new patrolmen added and allied narcotics units joining the effort.
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Ceneyey
Aes
Maine
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Ferguson
Buffaly
Runnin
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Detreit
Aoos Pier Fae
Maurer in Rags Sets Nonstop Clothes Record
A fragmented report notes Maurer achieving a grueling nonstop clothing relay stunt, breaking a local record. The item references investigators, witnesses, and a courtlike sequence as details blur with OCR errors, but highlights Maurer’s determined pace and the public, press, and police involvement surrounding the spectacle.
Race Against Death Ends in Victory for Patient
A patient survived a high risk operation after surgeons removed a life threatening growth from the left limb. The team led by Charlenteny Cumawbly performed the complex procedure, delivering a successful outcome amid tense conditions and lengthy recovery plans.
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Steck's Iowa recount features contested gains and party lines
The report describes a contentious Iowa recount where Steck claims a 291 vote gain and challenges a Senate contest. It details disputed totals, procedural questions, and pressure on committee members as representatives push for a ruling. The piece notes the political stakes and the potential impact on the Senate seating.
Blue Creek Murder Inquiry Promises Early Action
Report outlines ongoing investigation into the Blue Creek murder case with officials stating further developments expected. Confession by Pieger is noted, with Clyde Carpenter and others detained or questioned. bond set at $509 for one suspect, while proceedings continue before the district attorney and judge.
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Navy Talks With McMillan Party Under Steady Signals
Reported talks between the Navy and the McMillan party center on a high frequency wave basis. The exchange involves measures at Colinbis AB Gun and the Meapy steamer, with the aim to expand radar messaging and reputation buildup for coastal defense.
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Saint Christina Body to Arrive Wednesday in Ohio
The body of Saint Christina, venerated by Bishop Joseph Schrembs, arrives here Wednesday aboard the White Star liner. The relic will be sent to Cleveland for placement in the cathedral and sponsorship of a restoration movement for catacombs near home.
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Disarmament Completes Military Aisarmament
A terse report notes that disarmament efforts conclude with military reductions directed by Sir Frederick Mhrarice, then director of military operations in Ter Kaalandura during the World War, now in America.
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Aimeri¢N
Guards Gather For Camp Here Amid Rear-Guard Movements
A long, dense dispatch describes military dispositions with guards assembling for a camp, including references to units, officers, and near-term movements toward fields and rail lines. The report lists several officers, locations, and expected arrivals as troops prepare for staging and transit activities.
Reward Offered as Live Tipple Wreckers Sought
An early report describes a reward offered for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for a Tipple Wrecking incident near Atshay and Pomeroy. Authorities, aided by sheriffs deputies, pursued leads amid a violent scene that damaged property and disrupted local coal operations, with injuries reported and insurance companies covering some losses.
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Jess
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Anton Riwets
Bale
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Farmers Union Presses For Wealth to Aid Farmers
Williamson town reports Henry Charles Taylor of the Bureau of Market and Prices advocates pooling wealth to help farmers. He warns that hostile competition with cities could erode profits and that 200,000 farmers should be landowners annually. The discussants blame high birth rates, misallocation, and stalled reinvestment for rising prices and uneven growth.
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Mage
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Edward J) Goy
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Tax Levy Talk For New High School In Chicago Area
Board of Education plans a tentative levy at Tuesday meeting to fund a new high school as budgets for the coming year are prepared. County and city bodies prepare levies, with Newcomer’s report showing Kanawhale property worth 203 millions and county real estate assessed at 41,178,725. The county contemplates debt and health unit plans while city finances review the tax base and final levy timing.
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Masur W. OW. Wertz
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Joscoe Mirenech
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Charleston
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Board of Fenumhization
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New Oil Company Deal Completed Amid Turmoil
A chaotic report outlines a new oil company transaction involving American Western Petroleum and Pan American Western Petroleum with several stock issuances and leadership names. The piece notes executives such as Doheny and Cohen and mentions a planned public offering while detailing a separate fatal crash with multiple injuries near Walton.
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Isa Prud
New York
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Caitharland
Petrelean Securities
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Doheny
Cai
Aimerica Cetrolean
Fransport
Western Firete Sever
Bryan Planned Beyond Grave Bryan Will Details Enduring Faith
The Bryan will, filed today in Dade County probate court, provides for his widow Mary Hulra Bryan and four children Truth Owen, Grave Boyan, Harereaves, and Willian Jennings Ryan. It allocates one fourth of the two thirds remaining after specific bequests to distant relatives, with a portion dedicated to churches and a military academy under evangelical oversight.
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Grand Jury Called to Probe Lynching in Missouri
Liberty Missouri dispatch reports grand jury convened to probe a lynching in Excelsior Springs. Prosecutor says jurors will hear testimonies next week with assistance from the U S attorney general. Local officials claim suspects involved are out of state. Craven the county jailer reported turning over the prisoner to authorities. calls for swift action continue.
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Atterhay Xenteral
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Service for Anne Taylor Hawking Held Monday Afternoon
The service for Mrs. Anne Taylor Hawking will be held Monday at 2 oclock from the Rampant Temple with Rev Kemper officiating. Interment follows at Spring Hill Cemetery in a mausoleum awaiting final interment. She was a Life-Dune member and funeral rites take place at the church where she belonged.
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Dorothy Dix Answers Reader Questions In Daily Feature
Dorothy Dix answers reader queries on domestic topics in a regular feature. The column covers household advice with practical tips and clear responses, reflecting its era’s style and tone.
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Substitute for motor fuel found by government patents
New York content reports that during the war a government employee uncovered patents promising a substitute for motor fuel. The patents described a cheaper, lighter, stronger process, affecting both the wood alcohol and coal tar industries. German patents seized in the U.S. were transferred to the Home Foundation for potential value realization.
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