Supreme Court upholds federal alcohol provisions ruling
The Supreme Court sustains enforcement of the Prohibition Act provisions on manufacturing and selling beverages containing alcohol. Associate Justices Vandeventer, Air Hegiubia, and Clarke dissent, while the majority upholds federal authority and imposes injunctions to curtail prohibited activities.
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Supreme Court
Am Danmary
Mh & Fretentour
Apinian
Fey
Dewaidela
Associane
Juatien Thay
Vandeventer
Air Hegiubia
Clarke
Perwktuliten
Irmitiaal
Ainwrien
Jeremy Happert
New York
Trewch
Deportation crackdown sparks tense race relations clash
Conflicting reports describe a government push to deport detainees amid unrest. Authorities mobilize enforcement while community leaders push for humane handling, citing concerns over civil rights and refugee status.
Congress Begins Work on Miscellaneous Bills in Senate and House
Congress opened with both chambers debating miscellaneous bills and noting few passed. Immediate action focused on reforming hiring and rent issues, followed by routine formalities. Concurrently, women from several states pressed for equal rights and fair representation at the upcoming party convention.
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Haertonn
Tie Muwrmet
Lesues
Pyunl
Rged
Mae Moma
Fragmentary report hints at volcanic eruption nearby
An unclear OCR passage describes an interior scene and mentions a potential volcanic eruption. Details are garbled, but the text references Les Palmas and views opened in the earth, suggesting seismic or volcanic phenomena. No clear date or location is reliably extractable from the readable fragments.
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Les Palmas
New England Farm News Brief: Port Board Directors Meet
A fragmented note describes the Port board meeting in New England, focusing on hiring and planning for a new era. The report notes changes in the leadership and mentions anticipated improvements in regional farming and washings.
Japanese ally Sere Meted Singer Granted Divorce
Chicago case details a divorce granted to Sere Meted Singer after a hearing before Judge McDooatt in the superior court. The article notes involvement of local figures and a Chicago re company manager, with names and affiliations abbreviated in the OCR text.
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Chicago
Ametita Mofia
Government plan to aid Europe through loans to foster export recovery
Washington reports a program to extend loans totaling about 5 million dollars to support rehabilitation in Belgium France Britain and Poland. The money aims to finance locomotives and sericultural equipment to rebuild industry and export capacity as Europe restructures after the war. The plan involves a major role for American manufacturers and the Congress will monitor loan use while aiming to keep U.S. industry competitive in world markets.
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Washington
Europe
Menre Corporation
Wero
Tnanew
Poland
Martenienns Ehinery
Kogland
Prance and
Baten
Wegatto
Netrival Machinery Corporation
Vricken
Belgium
Vrance
Betoge
Reeume
Pranew
Lowna
Mn Weg
Dali
Heals of Greet Buations
President Won’t Buy Cuban Sugar, Cuba Trade Policy clarified
A White House statement says Washington will not exert power to authorize distribution of the Cuban sugar crop. The policy clarifies McNary sugar control authority and Cuba trade stance as reported by Katie Gay from the White House press office.
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Washington
Witsn
Depth bomb inventor Minkier linked to Navy projects
A Newport individual named Minkier is connected to the Navy through two inventions, the depth bomb and another device, reportedly offered to the government at no cost. The report notes his loose assurances and potential reevaluation by the war department.
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Chanter T. Minkier
Newport
A. J
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U Beats
Minkier
Navy
Firefighters Hunt Suspect in Arvon Blaze Incident
Fire crews responded to a blaze in Arvon as authorities hunt for suspects linked to the fire. Witnesses reported loud blasts and smoke, with crews protecting nearby structures. Police and fire units posted to the scene. no fatalities reported at this early stage.
City Treasurer Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement Charge
Former city treasurer Chin-Charles B. Kistler pleaded guilty to embezzling city funds when arraigned last Saturday. He admitted diverting money from municipal accounts, and the case proceeds to sentencing with officials noting the impact on public finances.
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Goes Warren
Charles B. Kistler
Guitty
Alon
Nationwide Drive Against Radicals Nets Mass Arrests
Washington reports the biggest roundup of radicals in U S history on January 2 as government agents arrested and detained or prepared for deportation in 33 cities from New York to Boston. Officials say the raids, the broadest to date, targeted communist and radical groups with evidence gathering to support deportation actions.
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Washington
Gov Vrotorat
Justice Dgente
New York
Bilis Island
Lomen
New England
Chiesge
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Iran
Genera Garvan
Department of Latwrs
Wnites
Ami
Fcr
United States
Elvis
Cause of Death a Mystery in Philadelphia
Investigators probe the death of Mice Pentrice Bevin as police say the exact cause remains unclear. A mysterious fatality prompts uncertainty about responsibility while authorities pursue leads and await autopsy results.
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Phileielphia
Pentrice Bevin
Thal
Pele
Emmy
Census Enumerators Begin Work Across Nation
Census crews, numbering about 85 000, start surveying January 2 to collect data on population, farms, forests, and oil production. The fourteenth census aims to total 107 000 000 to 111 000 000 residents, with results expected by spring. 4000 tabulating clerks and 372 supervisors process data at headquarters.
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Washington
Colted Statnes
Sam J. Rogers
France Restores Factory Output After War Paralysis
Production resumes in Lille as about half of France’s plants restart after four years of war disruption. Authorities report recovery of industry in key berths and regions, signaling a gradual return to normal economic activity.
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France
Lille
Berth Fern
Portrait of Henry Lee Myers, Montana Treasury Veteran
A brief feature profiles Henry L. Myers of Montana, noting his service as a United States treasurer and his slender portrait likeness. The piece highlights Myers historical role and state affiliations.
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Henry Lee Myers
United States
Tenater
Montana
Clark Senatorial Aspirant in Arizona Senate Race
Clark of Prescott a former attorney general announces his candidacy for the United States Senate seeking to replace Marcos A. Salis a Democratic contender. The report notes the aspirant’s background and the ongoing statewide race dynamics.
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Clark
Threen
Arta
Prescott
Wwerstory
Arisona
United States Senate
Marcos A. Salis
Rail industry at Standstill in United States begin 120 year
Statistics from Railway Age indicate the year 120 marks a complete standstill for the U S rail industry, with development stunted since the first rail was laid in America. The report highlights a historically stagnant period for railway expansion and operations.
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Chicago
Railway Age
United States
Amerion
Mexico City Quake Triggers Large Scale Destruction and Panic
A massive earthquake in Mexico ascribed to near the Orizaba region devastates Tehuacán and Comer, with Vera Cruz hardest hit. Reports indicate dozens killed, widespread home destruction, and mass exodus to churches and shrines while communications fail and panic spreads from Toluca to Mexico City.
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Mexico
Oriaite
Teavelo
Comerthan
Vera Crux
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San Juan
Haatusco
Jalape
Arutu
Lange Eyles
Vera Orne
Viuswen
Toluca
Cuernavaca
Puebla
Paniie
Pane
Vera Crus
Illiteracy Among American Children Surprises Experts
A report by the Bureau of the Children's Bureau Washington finds surprising literacy gaps among U S children. In five states with widespread child labor, more than a quarter of 19 000 youths aged 14 to 16 could not read or write their names legibly. Only about 3 percent reached high school, and roughly one in a hundred completed high school.
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Washington
Children’s Bureau
Expert predicts no rapid price fall for years says Meeker
Washington reports Royal Meeker, head of the government data bureau, warns there will be no significant drop in prices for several years. He notes the ongoing trend used in official wage negotiations and related inquiries.
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Washington
Royal Meeker
Inforstatle
Bares
Amid threats Kolchak report taints Siberia border shift plan
A Moscow dispatch quotes a Darpet report saying Admiral Kotzhat head of the Onsk government warned the United States that he will redepart part of Siberia to join with Japanese interests. The allies would then boost support to the white armies to sate Rewske.
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Kolchak
Lotion
Moscow
Darpet
Kotzhat
Onsk
United States
Sberia
Wales
Rewske
Reda Plans General Strike by Radical Leaders
Radical leaders in Washington coordinate plans to escalate a recent steel industry disruption into a general strike. Information suggests efforts aim to topple the current government structure, with sources citing covert meetings and staged protests as part of the strategy.
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Reda
Fulerst
Grote
Appeal for National Troops Ends in Provincial Governance
A burnt region report says the governor of Mercedes province has received an appeal for national troops after eight sects of grateful vats were set ablaze by agitators. The action aims to preserve Barrest crop and curb further unrest.
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Barnes
Beem
Mercedes
Rail wreck near Wyeth mass. deportation cases loom
A Great Western passenger train No 5 derailed near Wyeth, Maine after a broken rail, injuring several and prompting authorities to detain and consider deportation for a large number of radicals amid political unrest.
Classic Discontent at the Stage Door
In a backstage exchange, Manager Shakespeare mocks Judge Bacon as he hands in more manuscripts. The dialogue notes an incomplete soliloquy, criticizing the speech for omitting calls for shorter hours and higher wages.
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Frank
Shakespeare
Bacon
Aspirin for Headache Bayer Tablets Ad sylvan tale
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with directions for headache colds pain neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. It claims Bayer is the genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years and notes a 12 tablet tin costs a few cents. A classroom anecdote contrasts a fourth grade contest where boys balk at bias in recitation.
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Bayer
Ady
Cuticura Talcum Ad Promotes Trio Toilet Requisites
An advertisement urges buyers to add Cuticura Talcum to their toilet needs. The perfume is praised as exquisitely scented for face skin baby and dusting use. It highlights the Cuticura Trio Soup Ointment and Talcum available at 25 cents each everywhere.
He Had to Confess
A short dialogue sketches a shy boy leaving a party. The hostess offers an orange, urging him to pocket it since he cannot eat more. Johnny declines with embarrassment, saying his pockets are full.
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Hostexe
Johnny
Edinburgh
Green's August Flower Remedy Ad
An early advertorial text touts Green's August Flower as a genle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach, and stimulates the liver to ease indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, constipation, and related intestinal troubles. Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. Try a bottle.
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Green
Times Change in Courtship Etiquette
A reflection on changing social norms cites older practice of using a man’s surname while courting versus modern custom where a woman may be addressed by a first name. The note implies a shift toward informal familiarity in dating and social interactions.
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