Harding Confident Arms Parley Will Prove A Success
Harding expresses confidence in the forthcoming arms conference with Britain backing the effort. Reports from Washington and London describe high-level diplomacy, with leaders and delegates aiming for a universal peace plan and an Anglo American alliance.
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Washington
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Botah
Skwu
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Intaeriy Ge
Sian Wink
Premier Hata of Japan Assassinated in Tokyo
Tokyo reports Premier Hata of Japan was stabbed by a WeMasii in his residence during the night. The attack occurred about 10 o’clock Friday, with the State Department receiving an official report later. The incident follows an earlier warning from the American embassy.
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Jap delegates push for arms talks at international meeting
In a rare interview the Japanese delegation urged cooperation among the United States Great Britain and Japan to ease armament tensions. They argued three nations should seek a peaceful path and avoid conflict while questions of power and influence dominate the global stage. The remarks reflect hopes for renewed understanding and constructive dialogue amid rising geopolitical strains.
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Maju
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Tokugawa
Japan
Owell
Great Britain
Obenchain Woman May Be Made Free
Obenchain woman may be released today from jail after a court hearing led by Judge Reynolds. The decision involves ongoing probate and civil action tied to the Washington County district, with Attorney Le desision presenting the final ruling.
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Vasa Erenay Los Anomis
Xiling
Helton
Reoyn Nolth
Confusing fragmentary report on naval aid and policy shifts
Fragmentary text references Harding era aid, naval arms concerns, and possible shifts in wartime policy. It mentions timing, roles, and reactions without clear facts or coherent events. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving an outline rather than a report.
King George May Intervene In Irish Issue
United Press report from London notes King George may seek to lend moral support to a proposed compromise in the Irish question. The British government faces criticism over Lloyd George s leadership as talks continue with Premier Lloyd George and Sir Junius Craig amid Egyptian policy concerns.
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Mremier
George
Wytor
Junio Craig
Tim
Buckingham Patie
Showdown of Watson Charges Demanded by Senator Hugo
Washington reports a demand by Senator Hugo of New Jersey that Senator Watson substantiate charges that American soldiers were hanged for murder in Brdaoce. Hugo cited photographs and asserted two U.S. soldiers had been hanged, claiming the case had been court martialed and found guilty. He urged Watson to provide evidence to the American people.
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Midge
Almied
Rioting in New York Milk Strike Sparks Turmoil
Rioting and looting marked the fourth day of New York's milk strike as thousands of gallons were stolen from trucks. Women queuing early to buy milk faced a 40 cent per quart price as peddlers and distributors obstructed supplies amid plant stoppages and a citywide alarm.
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New York
Orly
Municipal Club Game Dinner Tuesday Night
A community event by Emmanuel Bazaar and the Hamania Bolwopal church guild drew large attendance. Plans for a municipal game hunt and sale of oranges were announced with proceeds aiding local activities and relief.
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Municipal Club
Fire destroys piers and oil tank cars on Weehawken waterfront
A massive blaze swept the Weehawken waterfront early Tuesday, destroying 100 barges and oil tanks and causing extensive damage to a rail yard addition. Firefighting efforts battled high winds and billowing smoke as flames spread across the river. Police reported damage estimated in the millions. cleanup and investigations followed the explosion and collapse of structures along the riverfront.
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LIW
York
Weehawken
Erle
Tore
Monapo
New York
Lowithie
Worhawken
Camorra Chief Slain in New York Killing
Police report a Camorra boss killed in New York during Labor Day events. An MG man assigned to the Kiln fone shot him. the slain chief led a criminal hand in Shadow i operations. Detectives pursue leads as authorities describe the mob faction’s involvement.
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New York
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Shadow i
New Pavement Material Trial Promises Durable Roads
A Pittsburgh style report describes a new road surface named Willing yeast asphalt, a mix of sand, asphalt, and copper sulphate, touted as waterproof and heat resistant. Tests on Washington street and at the George Washington hotel site show heavy loads without damage, with trial bricks laid and open traffic after days of work.
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Leon
Wilon
Amick Fonds
Ine Hotel
Procees Iy
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Pennsyluta
Western Pa Miners to Strike
The text reports miners in Western Pennsylvania planning a strike, with fragmented OCR lines mentioning unions, district officials, and a potential action set for a Monday night. The article references local figures and dates but contains many garbled words, making specifics unclear.
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Western PA
Breen Case Goes Before County Authorities
Breen remains at large after escaping Corry Jail weeks ago following a disturbance. Re-arrest attempts failed as he faces a grand jury appearance set for November 10. Breen, alleged to have resisted officers, was tied to a melee at Euclid Street and later tied to disorderly conduct charges. Authorities continue pursuit and a formal inquiry is underway.
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Omone
Brand
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Spencer
Jon Turnce
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Ofiver Spencer
Gettng
Wim
Willerman Gordon
Spencer Ting
Tim
Campire
Wilalka
Parents Urged End Vandalism by Children Dairymen Plan Meeting
Community urges action to curb youth vandalism as Dairymen League considers forming a local branch. Meeting scheduled at Municipal Hosting Hall on Saturday with attendance and signatures expected from members and supporters. Victims and witnesses urged to report incidents. safety concerns cited across West Ghireh and Waytrain trent areas.
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Dairymen's League Cooperative Awciwtion
Twe AM
Aina
West Ghireh
Trent
Rosilet
Neighboy
Phoy
Moenid
Youngaiet
Avon Boydral
Nationwide Strike Action Held By United Mine Workers
Reports from Indianapolis Columbus and Chicago indicate a nationwide coal strike threat tied to a federal injunction on union dues. About 85 000 minors are out with miners in Indianapolis awaiting operator action while Ohio Illinois Kansas and Pennsylvania see varied responses. Officials say the next move depends on mine owners actions and court rulings with several regions reporting workers returning to work under orders or contemplating further action.
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Ohio
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Jeader
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Hosking Valley
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