Promises of Kato cabinet fulfilled in fiscal budget
Tokyo dispatch reports Premier Kato’s cabinet delivering a 1925-26 national budget totaling 1 524 40% trillion yen, about 762.2 billion dollars, down 45.9 million from the prior year. The finance ministry projects a 221 million yen surplus from prior budgets, with largest spending on defense and communications, and modest education funding.
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Luther A. Juston
Tokyo
Binet
Kato
Imperial Diet
R Tsecas
Katu
T. Hamaguchi
Minderer of Finance
Spance
Navy Department
Navy
Department of Foreign Affairs
Imperial House
Eld
Uio
Parent-Teachers Meet Rescheduled to February 3
The high school Parent Teachers Association meeting, originally set for January 27, is moved to February 3 to relieve teachers during a heavy workload. Dr. E A Robins, president of the board of education, will discuss the new high school. Mrs Lan Batringer, president of the state PTA, will speak on PTA work in other cities.
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Parent Teachers Association
E. A. Robins
Boof Education
Lan Batringer
State Parent Teacher Association
Road House Raid Nets Cockfight In Virginia Town
In Pittsburg Va state police raided a road house seeking liquor and uncovered a cockfight in progress. About 389 men were arrested or cited for gambling and prohibition violations while live and dead birds were seized and turned over to the Humane Society for disposal. A patrol said several escaped through windows as officers surrounded the premises and the scene became chaotic.
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Pittsburgh
Swoon & Road House
M.J . Sulliven
Road Hogue
L. W. Ahn
Humans Society
Humane Society
Awais
Wagner
Evangelist Revival Draws Large Chelyan Crowd
An Irish evangelistic party from Baltimore conducts revival meetings in Chelyan at First Guntlatehurch attracting the largest crowds yet. Tarkington leads the assembly as daily services continue with music and exhortation. The campaign runs through February with multiple sermons and numerous conversions reported.
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Tylliptere
Tarkington
Mineenings
Stenday
Baltimore
Evenitie
Chelyangle
Ular
A.A
Il O'Elac
Lisys Tarkinstun
America Gives Up Gold To Aid European Recovery
Washington reports a shift toward a gold on fold basis to help European nations regain prewar economic balance. December's net outward gold flow signals ongoing redistribution, with imports lagging and large loans fueling central bank reserves.
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America
Robert St. Thornburg
Washington
Jan. S3
United States
International News Service
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Attempts to Move 500 Pound Woman Fatal
New York police failed to relocate Mrs. Filda Jinobdon who weighed 104 pounds yet died of heart disease during a failed effort to move her to a hospital. She had been ill and confined to bed for years, with authorities called after her condition worsened.
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New York
Filda Jinobdon
Caroliven
Senate Fights Over Treaties and World Court Revelations
Fragmented account shows Senate debates on the Isle of Rings treaty and global court issues. Mentions chairmen, cabinet debate, and upcoming votes. Also notes postal rate changes, loan interest headlines, and Mosele Shoals question. unclear framing due to OCR errors.
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Ruinialradien Senatats
aaKert
Weiter
Boral
Citas Ds
Ise
Neds
Senter
Canshead
Wenvers
Tna
Denimidad
Bang Tegaching Labs
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Mascon
Londar
Spelleg Tae Teraiireads
Puretae
Cape Ted Canal
Fae
Advan
Aujaries
Pextal
Mosele
Mosele Shoals
Neuse
Ten year old girl and mother cited in local incident
A brief obscured report from Catharines dated January 25 notes that a ten year old girl and Mrs. Frank Everett were prominently mentioned in connection with a Saturday night event. The text is garbled but references a local theme and a gas heater incident.
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Catharines
Cmt
Frank Everett
Hebert
Palestine Fund Started Here With Big Banquet
A Palestine Foundation fund event in Charleston featured T J Blogsberg presiding and Sunna Sa tulsky speaking as leaders urged Jewish aid and agricultural development. The gathering raised around 40000 for Palestine, with several notable supporters from New York and elsewhere contributing.
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Aeens
Palestine Foundation Fund
T. J. Blogsberg
Sune Sa
Tulsky
Tine
Charleston
Palestine
Astela
Message of Christ's Return Draws Crowds at Service
A pastor urged Christians to be ready for Jesus Christ, declaring the Son of God is returning to the material world. He warned of sin and urged church members to active religious work, invoking punishment and salvation while inviting listeners to accept Christ. Several attendees came forward to profess faith as the service closed.
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Jesus Chirlot
Syou
Chein
Herve
Harriss
Christ
Jane
Harrington
Ierause
Seth
Jesus
Welles
Attus
Gel
Klansman Trial in Tarvin County Unrest Ends
In Tarvin County unrest fueled by the Ku Klux Klan continues as authorities report a factional feud cooling after a pistol battle left several dead and wounded. The incident stems from long standing postwar Klan activity and ties to local officials and deputies. Federal court action across months has resulted in prison terms for participants, with leadership disputes cited as fueling violence.
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Telleves
Qhicauso
Slam
Adderaam
Wyer
Elervin
Gena Young
Uquat Exider
Ove Thomas
Shorty
Wiha
WI Taanson
Meyer Anderson
Tarvin
Young
Wii Flimaen
Aenlar
Khimnun
AMD
Sehen
Lenviis
Warerai Lainefes
Broken Tooth Only Harm Done by Monk in 400 Foot Fall
TOKO Tan officials of the Japanese aviation corps at Rasumigaurs experimented with a small monkey aboard a plane and attempted a high fall. The monkey reportedly broke a tooth. observers noted no other injuries.
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Monk
Toko
Tan
Rasumigaurs
Monkes
Herrin Mob Killings Stir Public Outcry In Illinois
A chaotic cluster of reports describes a confrontation in Herrin where a mob killed and wounded several individuals amid race tensions. The events center on clashes involving Klansmen, lawmen, and residents, with details of a deadly shooting and arrests following the violent day.
Federal Agent Fractures Skull in Wheeling Incident
Federal agents described as Dreowing and J. Noerer were involved in a disjointed Wheeling incident. One agent slipped on ice and was taken to a hospital after a fall. Details about persons and sequence remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Wheeling
Witton VW
Federal Prohibition Office
J. Noerer
Price rise hits French newspapers February first
Paris January 25 Beginning February 1 daily newspapers price increases to twenty centimes from the present rate. Newspaper owners cite higher paper costs and larger salaries as the cause of the raise affecting readers across the country.
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France
Paris
Sears Roebuck Reports 14 Million Income For Year
Chicago Jan 23 Sears Roebuck and Company reports net income for the year of 14,454,000 dollars, up 25,4200 from the prior year. The rise comes amid a 14.8 percent return on a 100,000,000 capitalization, per figures released by the firm’s president.
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Sears Roebuck
Chicago
Sears Rosbuck and Company
CLM
King Tut's Tomb Opened Again
Luxor government officers and antiquities officials reopened the tomb of Tutankhamun today. Contents removed last year were handed to Howard Carter. The sarcophagus pall outside the tomb deteriorated, with likely irreparable damage.
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London
Luxor Gyyt
Tut-Ankh- Amen
Antiquities Department
Howard Custer
Atv
Carter
Obituary of Teane Slater 106 and Morris Jack Varela Morris
Teane Slater a 105 year old former enslaved man died yesterday at his daughter’s home in Teane. The obituary notes his life in Virginia near Lynchburg where he worked as a tobacco prize and that he survived by three daughters. Funeral service set for Tuesday at Ebenzer Baptist church with burial in Spring All cemetery near Harold Morris Jack Varela Morris, six, died yesterday at his grandparents’ home on Oakmont Avenue. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning with interment in Landan family graveyard in West Virginia.
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Teane Slater
Virginia
D. D. Davis
Philadelphia
Ella Davis
Charleston
Bbenener Baptist Church
Spring All Cemetery
Nea
Harold Morris
Jack Varela Morris
8. Y. Merrig
Oakmont Avenue
South Wide
Landan
W. Va
Wound 18 Fatal to Young Child in Cumberland
Madeline Custer, two, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Custer of Reynolds Allegheny County, died in a Cumberland hospital from a bullet wound to the head inflicted by her four year old brother Cecil. The shooting occurred while the children were alone. The incident occurred Thursday afternoon according to reports.
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Cumberland
Madeline Custer
Wiam Custer
Reynolds
Allegheny County
Cecil Custer
Thurg
Final rehearsal signals peak for Elks minstrel show
The Elks minstrel cast of over 100 completed final rehearsals with the orchestra, ahead of a three night run. Producer Charles Adams praised the smooth pre curtain performance and audience steadiness. Seat sales are strong for the annual charity event, with a noon parade today and a late curtain at 115.
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The
Elks’ Minstrela
Theas
Neva
Charles [Adams
Charleston
Yyoa Wika
Frey Family Returns From Berkeley Springs Funeral
Mr and Mrs Lewis Frey of Washington Street return from Berkeley Springs after attending the funeral of Frey’s father, Join Buchanan, who died here last week. Telegraph radio links recently established between Beient Keira and Belerady in Yugoslavia.
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Lewis
Washington Street
Yaster
Berkeley Springs
Rm Frey
Buchanan
Beient
Keira
Belerady
Jugoslavia
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