Far East Trade Slips As American Demand Holds
Washington reports a mixed first half for American trade with the Far East. Exports and imports together fell versus last year, while purchases from Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines showed gains. China and Japan faced weak demand, but some regions posted notable increases in settlements and certain commodities like refined minerals and wheat products.
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Washington
Cer
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China
Iwartings Eraques
Ducine
Vin
Nether East Indies
En Zealand
Merdim
SM Querret
Nustralia
WU Jee
Laapirta Trempan
Wtfmvnis
Japan
Australia
Philippines
New Zealand
United States
Fts
America
Aun Biles
Far East
Netherland East Indies
Divorce Granted in Stokes Romance Case at Nyack Court
Rose Pastor Stokes and James Graham Phelps Stokes saw an interlocutory divorce decree issued by Justice Arthur S. Tompkins in Nyack New York. Mrs Stokes, once a socialist teacher, did not attend the 70 minute hearing as the husband sought to revive the case after the decree. The judge refused to hear his argument and set final disposition in three months amid brief testimony accusing Mrs Stokes of misconduct with a hotel manager named Grossman.
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Nyack
N.Y
Rose Pastor Stokes
James Graham Phelps Stokes
Millonaire
Stokes
Arthur S. Tompkins
Socialist Party
Jawrer
Hey
Justion Tompkins
Mee. Stokes
A& Hotel
Urossaman
Russia as a haven for Black communities in historic view
The article discusses Black populations in Russia including Armenians and Circassians, noting historical slave origins and gradual integration. It cites roles of Black Russians like horse trainers and musicians in society, mentions Gen. Hannibal and Alexander Pushkin as notable figures, and references a gun incident in St. Louis as an unrelated note.
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Abraham Hornnibal
Petrograd
Siberia
Alexander Pushkin
Big Modern Woodman meeting expected to draw thousands
A large Modern Woodmen gathering in West Virginia is planned for Friday night at a large hall. Prominent speakers include General A. Daly with addresses on community service. Music features the West Virginia National Guard band and a local orchestra.
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Suisery
America
Bengal
Sunetiea
Virehigy National Guard
Gendile
Vlaregee W. Saainer
Fapriet Treaple
Ted
Te Harmon
AL Dally
G Korges
Oh Infantry Wand
Othe City
Army air service clears accident of New Salem crash
An inquest into a New Salem crash found the United States Army Air Service absolved of blame. Witnesses testified the engine failed and the craft departed control, with pilot and passengers left dead or unconscious. coroner ordered further steps.
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Liontows
United States Army Air Service
New Salem
Wy Coreger S
Bate
Fayette Coun
Ty Tudsay Tieutenant
Fieeree If
Truttess Wabne
Wright Pied
Dayton
G. Suen
C. Biante
Wien
Inquist
Burgess
Ae Danding Mari
Ube
Tilat
Brooklyn
Washington
Northern Union vision fuels Scandinavian republic proposal
The living poet Gunnarsson urged a cooperative Scandinavina union linking Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Iceland. He proposed a republic led by a president elected by popular vote, with public meetings in Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm and Helsingfors. Officials rejected a $5000 bequest for a monument at a grave.
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Amosige
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Gunnarsson
Hal Rats
Ve Presidesit Elverad
Copenhager
Osio
Stockhatny
Flessing Tors
Hitides
Obituary notices for Wriste nhose and others in local area
An obituary listing several residents including Mrs Pruttle oWildrin Festian Mea, Katherine Yanks of Cotmopelir Vie, Mrs Marg dyere Walker of Brookly a, and George Wits of New York City. The body was removed to the home of Mes fone at Cermapails for services, with a later burial planned. Services for Mrs J Ay and other mourners will be held Thursday evening and burial in St Tina’s. Miss Anu yer Campbell and Miss Cumpiedll Campbell are noted among the bereaved, with services in New York and Taylor series to follow.
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Anu
Wong
Childrer
Pherdy
St. Albis
Doenstratek
Willer
Kira Age
Bretter
Albars Reid
Wuetas
Wlile
Peates
Ional
Intermediabe Cours
Dudes
Dade Utsot
Treverine
Periond
Eoin Tao
Indictments and trials loom in shifting court docket
A disjointed report lists multiple indictments and forthcoming hearings. It mentions driving while intoxicated charges, liquor offenses, and other felonies as defendants face preliminary proceedings. Names and places appear mangled, but references to courts, judges, and upcoming dates suggest a broad legal proceeding timeline.
Germany Eyes Return Of Monarchist Plans Amid War Talk
The report notes Germany may consider restoring monarchical elements as wartime leadership contends with postwar policy. Leaders cite hopes for stability and national unity, while opposition fears diminished republican safeguards. The piece highlights public mood, veteran viewpoints, and potential shifts in governance.
Fragmentary OCR News Note on Implied Movements
Distorted text mentions individuals Mr and Stes Lehmeser, a trip, health status, and a vehicle benefit. It hints at a system, stations, and a return journey with limited clarity. Core facts are unreadable. the record preserves uncertain references to people and travel.
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Revelosioniae Pravel
Stes
Lehmeser O
Congress Airplane Hearing Sparks Debate On Armament
Fragmented OCR notes describe hearings on naval air projects and armament policy. Mentions Congress, the air board, and pension plans, with unclear references to ships, drafting, and hearings continuing as part of a broader wartime program.
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Notlove
Osursksdaw
Nest Congress
Presidentts Air Board
Wrestdey
Tkaul Sevan
Wrkerban
Coolidges Plan Big Social Year
The article outlines a ambitious social program for Coolidge era years, detailing receptions and galas at prominent locations. It notes planned events at the exyemation mansion and a large army-related reception, aiming to fill a vacant position with a ceremonial show of hospitality.
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Mebrury
Perennia
Italian Fascists Attack Frenchman in Paris Riot
An Italian fascist assault on a French journalist sparked clashes in Paris as rioters attacked the press and police. The incident follows mounting tensions over the signing of a peace treaty and reflects rising nationalist pressure in the era.
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Switvartamd
Brengh
Hotel Building Suit Opens in City Amid Turbulent Claims
A suit opens over a recently opened hotel in the city alleging improper construction and faulted design. Plaintiffs claim the building’s structure is unsafe and seeks remedies from contractors and owners. The case names defendants including local firms and developers, with hearings set in the district court.
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