Varied Interests Backed by Treaty In Debate
A lengthy analysis reviews support and opposition to a treaty's ratification. It cites Republicans and Democrats aligning to back or block, noting reparations debates and the Versailles context. The piece discusses public reaction, potential compromises, and long term implications for U S policy and international relations.
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Colombla Reid
Miles Giriy
Zook Henan
Helinve
Ameracho
River Thal
Colombia
Columbia
Public Warke
Ratlrouda Amd
America
United Staten
Ameriea
Red Army Now Counts Millions of Fighters
The document describes a Soviet call to arms, mentioning thousands of workers mobilized and a general rising. It notes government ultimatums and threats of burning retaliation if resistance continues, with references to allied and German funds and a broader European context from a wartime period.
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RED Army
Evening Press Want Ads Offer Quick Results
Want ads in The Evening Press promise fast results with contact via phone 5050. Readers urged to place ads to buy sell hire or seek services, highlighting ease and immediacy.
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Evening Press
Farmers Press Industrial Meet Amid Language Barriers
Farmers urge industry gathering after foreign language printing errors and censorship complaints. Delegates press Congress on grain pricing and export terms, with debate over national awards and agricultural policy.
Mystery Still Surrounds Haywood Location
A garbled report discusses Haywood's location and a court appeal related to a prisoner named Haywood. The fragment mentions authorities, a passport issue, and questions about how the country handles the case. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Divorice Law Reform Urged by Women League
New York April 24 The National League of Women Voters at its Cleveland convention pushes for simpler liberal divorce laws and codification of related issues. Milian Pugh supports a system where marriage is a terminable contract, with protections for women and children, and debate includes a potential two year marriage-to-divorce window and state versus federal jurisdiction.
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Margery Dex
International
New York
National League of Women Voters
Cleveland
Rurn
James Lees Laldin
United State
Miss Pugh Urpes
League
Milan Luyille Pugh
League of Women Voters
Wultig
weuShty
Marelae
Harvey Attacked By Senator Harrison On Court Scene
The report details Senator Harrison’s harsh attack on Harvey during a heated session at the court. He accuses the defendant of persistent partisan attacks and questions the President’s health and judgement. The exchange reflects deep political rancor and the press’ framing of the ad hominem remarks.
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Harvey
Sen
Harrison
St Jurass
Col
Thervey
Wilvon
Jiarrkson
Ayose Cie Ylewa
Vestine
United States
Siterta
Netietor
Pontiag Street Widening Is Up
Details outline street widening and paving projects in the Pontiag area, including Sherman street grading, Archi avenue to Golden avenue work, sewer and drainage plans, and the vacating of several alleys. Authority mentions Joseph Martin & Co. as primary contractor for grading and related improvements.
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Ayher Petliins Medane
Mar Cement
Arenun
Detwire
Apristina
Graham
Roy
Lana
Smith
Joseph i Martin & Co
Sherman Street
Archi
Gonden Avenue
Wancoln Highway
Wihlen
Teneke
Diver Burk
Wayne
Columbia City Girl Leaves With Soldier
A fragmentary Columbia City item reports a girl leaving with a soldier after a confrontation. The shuffled text mentions attempts to head off a certain capture, a man named Galbert being taken away, and a collection valued at $600 tied to Miss Reynolds and others.
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Reynolds
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Whitwie
Maatrisan
Fragmented OCR notes on a local event and people
A garbled page item lists unclear names and places and mentions several individuals in jumbled order. The legible parts reference a Wake, a Welane dire, and references to a Wt with three ontatriak, plus phrases about Hiluneniket and Aves tpi. The overall meaning is obscured and specifics cannot be confirmed.
Skelton Vigan dies after long illness in Port Wayne
Obituary notes the death of Skelton Vigan at Eto Methodist hospital after several days of illness. He was a clerk for the Populistic party, active in politics, and a veteran of the army. Survived by seven children and two sons, with arrangements pending.
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Vigan
We Skelton
Luiewa
Eto Methodist Hospital
My. Skelton
Popudlicud Jonvimmtion
Port Wayne
Groversanen
Cidhoun
Haeers
Shelton
Mitel
Induan
Funeral notices from a local church and several families
Fragmentary obituary notes list names such as Selmar Thee, Minei Ct, and Ryaneh dren with mentions of Lather hospital and Witlany. Services scheduled at multiple churches, with graves and cemeteries including Aireh and Lindenwood. Surviving relatives named alongside several households and towns like Arcola and Whithywets.
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Joseph's Catholic Church
Selmar
Ely
Mer
Minei
California
Sota Aviely
Miuraday
Aelo
Arcola
Chyrten L. Arigk
Donald
Harold
Kevelyn
Sathering
Arcolas
Jones Brera
Kliin Tarentn
Qin
Aether
Chie Lome
Witlany Fiurwe
Wherrie Street
al da
Labor Demonstrations Planned in Paris Across City
Paris authorities announce May Day protests will be held in the capital with no exemptions this year. The Administrative Commission of General Labor Mediation approves measures to stop transport services in Paris and major cities to allow workers to attend demonstrations supporting the Syndicate Federation and the elimination of key transport operators.
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Wilhelmina
Chestnut Street
Salem
Tandenwood Gemetery
Ringn
Vingen
Lio Boyar
Breo
Inglagk
Wat
Dag Franne
Clive
Lindenwond
Geiantery
Mauri
Sures
Paris
Althhough
Montlngs
General Labor Mediation
Tie Stem
Omnia Servinea
Pederr- Gon
Dog Smuggling by Airplane Prevalent in April Town
Odd report from Tondon notes frequent dog smuggling by air travel. A government inquiry chaired by Lord Willoughby and Lord Tiedhlows heard dramatic testimony about the practice. The Agriculture Ministry promises renewed efforts to curb the smuggling, with sailors and others cited in the discussion.
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Tondon
Bax
Lares
Lord Willoughby
Lord Tiedhlows
Ministry of Agriculture
Dacre
Neussary
War Goods and Greek Reversals Reported
Fragmented report describes second hand war materiel issues and Greek reversals tied to aid and supply concerns. Mentions Near East relief, Allied efforts, and American reactions amid the war, with unclear specifics on shipments or dates as presented.
First Coast to Coast Auto Race By Latins
An OCR damaged item describes an upcoming long distance auto race with disparate place names and unclear participants. references Santiago Calle Maren 21 and mysterious teams or plan names, with scattered terms like Hing ronlubel and Taunts, but details are garbled. The text hints at an event spanning coasts and involving drivers or teams from Latin origins, though many terms are unreadable.
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Santiago
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