Peace Treaty With Germany Signed Today in Berlin
Berlin Aug 25 The peace treaty ending the war between the United States and Germany was signed at 5 pm in the Foreign Minister Golldin’s office on Wilhelmstrasse. Ansell Dressel signed first, followed by Verr Rosen, with the document formalized in about ten minutes. The treaty comprises three sections, reciting rights and privileges for the United States including those outlined in the Versailles treaty, though the United States had not accepted the Versailles settlement.
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Associated Press
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Ansell Dressel
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Versalles
Japan Backs Harding Invitation to Armament Conference
The Japanese foreign minister sent a grateful note to Washington acknowledging President Harding’s invitation to a Washington conference on armament limitation to be held November 11. He praised Harding's leadership and noted Japan’s support for limiting arms and easing burdens on industry and cultural development amid Pacific and Far Eastern questions.
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Washigton
Japan
Harding
Washington
State Department
United States
Weather forecast for Provamty area
Weather note reports probable showers and a generally fair day with showers in extreme east portions. Temperature expected to change little.
Weather Summary for August Observations
Weather summary and local observation by Dr HM Stanley for 24 hours ending 7 am. Highest 83 and lowest 71. Rainfall shows 0.82 inches on Saturday and 0.74 inches on Monday with trace on Tuesday and 0.05 inches on Wednesday. The 1 pm temperature today is 96 degrees.
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HM. Stanley
Parking Penalty Painted on Paving
A garbled OCR item notes a parking penalty marking on paving with scattered letters and unreadable phrases. The readable fragments reference a note or marking near a curb or lot and a possible enforcement context. No clear person, place, or organization is identifiable from the legible text.
Iowa Fair Board Seeks Restoration of Street Car Service
Des Moines August 25. The Iowa State Fair board through attorney A. E. Perry filed in Judge Martin J. Wade's court an appeal asking the judge to instruct the receiver of the Des Moines Street Car Company to restore service immediately. Wade is expected to act before evening as the 67th annual fair opens tomorrow.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Fair Board
A. E Perry
Martin J. Wade
Wade
Norrow
Many Convictions Obtained in Hawaii
Honolulu Aug. 25. The United States District Attorney for Hawaii can boast the highest conviction rate in the Attorney General’s department under Volstead prohibition enforcement. A letter from the Attorney General’s office reports a ninety six percent conviction record in prohibited alcohol cases, reflecting widespread violations and strong enforcement in the district.
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District of Hawaii
Attorney-general’s Department
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Prohibion
Third Member of Family is Slain in New Mexico
Tiericn de Vargas a 56 year old delegate at the state Republican convention was shot and killed at his home in Canjilon Rio Arriba County on Monday night according to a message to the district attorney.
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Santa, Fe
N.M
Tiericn de Vargas
Bom Canjilon
Rio Arriba County
Baseball Standings and Games Today in the American League
Standings show New York leading Cleveland with 7 and Washington at St Louis, Detroit, Boston, and Chicago among others. Today’s schedule includes Boston at St Louis, New York at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago, with several results from recent games like Detroit 15 Washington 1 and St Louis 12 Boston 11.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphhia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
One American and Four British Survivors of ZR2 Disaster
Divers began at dawn to search the wreck of the United States dirigible ZR2, wrecked yesterday evening with over forty aboard. Only one American, Norman O. Nalker, and four British survivors, Ernest Davies AM, Guan, H. Bate man, and Walter Potter, were saved. most perished as the airship exploded after breaking up. A large funeral is expected in London, with a ruling on GRE’s fate pending by the air ministry.
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Huth, Eng
United States
Howden
Bay
London
Air Ministry
Immigration Agents at Principal Ports Plan Proposals
The proposal by Chairman Johnson envisions keeping no agents at principal ports abroad, with one Public Health Service member and one Immigration Bureau officer per port. Immigrants would obtain a visa through their government and an American consular stamp, followed by inspections before landing. Secretary Davis cites cases of hardship, including a two year old deported for ringworm and family separations, as justification for funding and a more controlled process to prevent contract labor violations and reduce ignorance of the law.
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Washington
Bureau of Immigration
Johnson
House Immigration Committee
America
Davis
Public Health Service
Immigration Bureau
United States
Witle
Secretary of Labor Aid
Isle
Hla Myther
Irene
Rotary Davis Cald
Poland
Minery
Davie
Mit
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Paris Wears Her Finger Nails Quite Pink
An article by Mme Moreau describes Parisian fashion and grooming for women dancers. It details nail care, tools, and a pink nail look, emphasizing neat hands to complement gowns and partner attire, with step by step filing, polishing, and powdering techniques.
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Paris
Plot to assassinate Obregon leads to arrests in Mexico City
Mexico City officials announce the capture of Anastacio Saavedra and Fernando Gonzales Gomez along with General Jesus Sans Lopes after a plot to assassinate President Obregon. The arrests followed last evenings events in Morbor state under police chief reports.
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Obregon
Jesus Sans Lopes
Morbor
Anastacio Saavedr
Fernando Gonzalus Gomez
Government rent totals and propaganda urge home ownership
An article by Norris Quinn critiques extensive government rent subsidies and propaganda urging citizens to buy homes or farms. It notes government renting across agencies from Agriculture to Post Office, War, Navy, Treasury, Public Health, and Labor, estimating vast unseen rental expenditures.
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Hhe Department of Agriculture
United States
Government in New York Rent Burden on Federal Buildings
A fragmented system keeps separate government department offices in no fewer than twenty rented buildings in New York City. Annual rents average ten percent of building values, prompting calls for federal ownership and bond funding to reduce costs and retire the debt through avoided rent.
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Suger
Irish Reply Delivered on Ireland’s Rights Row
The Irish republican cabinet’s reply to Prime Minister Josh George’s August 13 letter denying Ireland’s right to form a united state was delivered to Downing Street at 1 PM today. The exchange centers on relations between South and North Ireland as the Prime Minister’s government manages the dispute.
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Josh George
Ireland
Uth
North Ireland
Downingsmot
Local Market Mentions and Missing Person Note
Fragmentary text references local cash markets and prices for hides then shifts to a front page style note about Dempsey and public scrutiny. The passage is incomplete, with stray phrases about a racket of port and visibility when active or idle, and no clear event or date.
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Hoover Aid Relief Plan Outlined At Washington Meeting
In Washington August the American relief administration led by Herbert Hoover outlined a plan to coordinate efforts among organizations to aid European children. A committee was formed to draft plans governing the united effort and relief work.
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Wasahington
Augus
Clowe
American Relief Administration
Wigvathog
Herbert
United Efort
Men March Toward Mingo County West Virginia
A large crowd from Marmet moves toward Mingo County amid protests against martial law. They travel with no clear leader, while local authorities prepare to deploy militia as Governor Morgan requests federal troops. Brigadier General Nell commands the Pan Corps to readiness in response to the tense situation.
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W. Va
Associated Press
Marmot
Mingo County
Mt Wan
Ald Abedremontane
Marmet
Storgan
Washington D.cayse
Margen
Eermary
Nell
Ship Sinking and Rescue Report From Pacific
Seattle residents report the Canadian Importer ran into distress off the coast while sailing from Vancouver on August 1. The schooner Cordovia stood by and rescued survivors from lifeboats, with 50 or more reported saved and one lifeboat missing. The message reached Seattle the following morning amid other distant notices of events, including a Chicago convent and an octopus incident in Eureka.
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Wash
Cordovia
Twerine Vemsat
Vancouver
Mea
Cordovha
Sen
Coedovia
Menage
Congress Reconvenes September 21 After 30 Day recess
Senators and representatives left Washington for a thirty day vacation following congressional session recess. Some will stay for committee work. The Senate and House plan to reconvene September 21 with a possible extension into October.
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House
Senate
Ington DC
Washington
Cormmittion Ork
Senate Aid House
Tate Ter
Trying to Find Relief From Civilization
Exmouth, Aug 26. Rattle a second Cine Ly owns tempests aboard the yacht Medora of 169 tons. Departed April 12 for the South, ship’s company of 24 faces dispersion. They plan August starts with no women aboard, to sail overland route to Tahiti via the American continent, amid reports of a colony option on 1000 acres in Tanith.
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Cine Ly
Tone
Southena
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Omy
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Rawatute
Deverminnd
Thia
Bowweer
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Tahiti
Safety Islands
T. F Rhodes Disher
Market Report from Chicago and St Joseph Rivers
Today's markets show Chicago live stock with receipts near 6000 and hogs up to 2% higher. Cattle bulls and vealers rise, hogs steady to higher. Chicago butter higher and creamery butter prices up. St Joseph cattle and lamb markets report steady to higher tones with receipts around 1,500 cattle and 2,000 lambs.
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U.S. Bureau of Markets
Des Moines
Onte
St. Joseph
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