Pressure Used If Germany Fails in Reparations Talks
Fragmentary telegraphic excerpts from late April report Allied and German officials negotiating reparations. Britain and France press for terms while Germany signals willingness to bargain. debates touch on Upper Silesia, Polish borders, and the reconstruction of northern France amid unsettled peaces.
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Apri
Berlin
Jean -Fergettion
Lloyd
George Amd
Briandoald
Eithier
Germany
France
Fragmented old notice on health service offerings misspelled
Fragmented OCR text appears to advertise a service related to home remedies and decoestive expects, mentioning fire medicine plans and a wall panel embracing a deme of quity with color air damage and a variety of fonts. The content is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear references.
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Quity
Oliver S Jones Studio Studio ttl and Leith
Local arts listing notes Oliver S Jones Studio hosting a show at Studio ttl with partner Leith. Event highlights feature contemporary works and opening reception details are listed for the gallery week.
British Police Targeted in New Attacks Amid Ulster talks
Fragmentary report notes continued tensions in Ireland with attacks on police and discussions in Parliament over home rule. References to Lord Duclos and North Kildare indicate political maneuvers as elections loom. Readers are urged to monitor possible government concessions and security measures.
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Telnet
Lord Duclos
House For Lords
Seath
Jim North Kildare
Pe Baie Fenders
Promotion of Generals Recommended by Senate
Continued from page one discussions reveal strategy from quartermaster headquarters and tensions among generals Dersbingy Edwards and Mawarda. Democratic senators criticize promotion choices as partisan, arguing it should reflect seniority and merit. President Dresendent faces pressure over the promotion of General Mawarda amid claims of favoritism and age concerns.
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Officer Promotions Stir Senate and Weeks Clash
The article notes a reorganization affecting promotions to brigadier general, with older officers potentially barred by new rules. Secretary Weeks reportedly declined certain promotions, while Mosely and Proor figures are mentioned as candidates. Dawes of Chicago is nominated for brigadier general on the reserve list, set for Senate consideration Monday with little opposition.
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Charles Cr. Dawes
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Senate
Memorial Arch To Be Removed In City Action
The memorial arch committee met with county commissioners the mayor and city council members plus members of the American Legion and Womens Auxiliary to discuss removing the arch at the corner of Calhoun and Horry streets. They noted the arch repair is needed and county funds of 2500 have been allotted while the city will introduce an ordinance to provide similar funds to bronze tablets.
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Memorial Arch
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
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Orelve
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SH Wan
Toore
Havier
Allies Willing to Have U S Be Umpire
The article reports Allied leaders favoring the United States as mediator in postwar reparations, with President Wilson likely to broker a compromise alongside Britain. It notes American openness to joint intervention and a shared aim to restrain Germany while rebuilding trust among the allies.
Counterproposals and prospects in postconference diplomacy
Diplomatic commentary notes that minke Suchtrifing indicates readiness to pay what is real, while Germany’s sincerity at the last conference could have won allies to soften terms. Some say Germany waits for Harting to gain power and side with them, a hope challenged by the Hugher State. Observers in America see a dispassionate conference striving toward settlement and broader international cooperation among less irreconcilable voices.
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Harting
America
Ung United
Building Crafts To Stand Pat On Wages
A lengthy speech argues wages stay high due to real estate profits and low output. Critics say realtors and landowners profit from scarce housing, while labor demands fair wages and workers' living conditions amid rising costs. Publicity Committee listing Trades Council.
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Tabor
Bomb Case Development Amid Turbulent Courtroom Scenes
Fragmented OCR describes a bomb case with chaotic testimony, a claim of warning prior to an explosion, and references to a suspect testifying about a weapon and insurance analysis. Mention of a federal court in May and a charge of evading the draft appears amidst disjointed dialogue and witness confusion.
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Nassau
Ariyer
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Tigh
Why Does 100 Plus 8 Minus 8 Equal 100
Fragmented Angolan news item and society notes mix into a garbled OCR page. It references arithmetic curiosity on page 23, local names like Wayne and Peden, and social listings, ending with a line about a Masonry bench or marker sales at 708 W. Wash. Bates & Carr.
Railways Shares Take in Spirited Lampe Murder Trial
A brisk day in the Lampe murder trial featured railway shares activity and testimony. Witnesses described gunfire aboard a farmstead scene as prosecutors and defense built their cases amid a backdrop of market movements and financial figures.
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Berne Old Time Spelling Bee Crowned Local Champion
Decatur Indiana April report notes Catherine Christen, daughter of IL G Christen, winning the Berne county spelling contest. Four high schools participated with strong performances. Germaine Christen earned second, Martha Luithi Berne placed third.
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IL G. Christen
Alams County
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Germaine Christen
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Charles Christen
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Motorcycle Officer Shot at Practice Is Taken Home
A motorcycle officer wounded during a practice session was transported to his home after treatment. The incident sparked a remand of the suspect, with officers continuing to coverri. The wallet and personal items were secured as part of the investigation, while colleagues expressed concerns over the assault and its impact on the force.
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Foreign Population In U S 13 Million Continued
Vague fragmented text references foreign population figures in the United States totaling about 13 million. The content is garbled with nonsensical inserts, yielding no clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond generic mentions of population counts.
Miss Lucile Nicholas Reads The Selfish Giant
Miss Lucile Nicholas reads The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilks at a local meeting held at a building on Main Street. The event features a brief description and discussion, with participants anticipated to attend and hear the tale.
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