League of Nations debates staged disarmament plan
A commission within the League of Nations deliberates a three stage disarmament strategy. First no further armament increases, second graded reductions, third general disarmament when the world is safe. Japan notes it cannot reduce arms while the United States expands theirs.
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Agsoctius
Pers
League of Nations Assembly Commission
Wegtment
Counsil
League
Mity le
Viseuunk Ishi
Japan
United States
Cote
Naily
Bly
Morey
Women to Combat Infant Mortality Movement Grows
A broad campaign led by Be Slispiurd teowner bill and other advocates seeks to reduce infant deaths. The effort highlights the need for improved health knowledge, support for new treatments, and political pressure in Congress. The movement includes leaders from Amrica and states like Iowa and Nebraska, emphasizing national action and public awareness.
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Washington
Tietisi
Tao
Democrat
Caruso Bursts Blood Vessel In His Throat
Reported incident describes Carlo Caruso collapsing in a throat hemorrhage during a New York performance. Sources note medical teams attended and involved changes to the program as audience and staff reacted amid a tense, disrupted show.
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Caruso
Fragmented vigil, chaotic notes on crisis and hope
A readable fragment threads through accident, politics, and social strain. It mentions a Knocked off fund, unclear leaders, and ongoing community concerns. Names and places are jumbled, but signals point to a broader year of hardship, policy debates, and public trust tests.
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Belluwa
Gs Oriven
Baee
Catalina
Patton
Siey Terbers
Uwe Fund Cane
House Votes Ten Curtail Recess Amid Debate
A parliamentary session scene unfolds as representatives argue over shortening the recess and advancing a key measure. The vote tally shows party lines with turns toward action, while leaders pledge faster proceedings and call for discipline in committee work.
Farmer Aid Bill 5 Delayed Again Amid Senate Hurdles
Fragmented OCR text shows repeated mention of a farmer aid bill number five facing delays in Congress. Names like Senator Thomas and others appear amid garbled lines, suggesting debate over voting on the relief package and related farm support measures.
Mrs Marie Leeser Killed in Accident
Mrs Marin Leeser, aged 72, was struck by a car on Winn Avenue near her home yesterday evening. Police reported the incident occurred as she walked home from market, with witnesses noting the car approached from the opposite direction before striking her and stopping. She died of injuries at the scene. survivors include several relatives and friends.
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Marin Leeser
Tage Ile
Haelmeier
Winn Avenue
Deb
Bens
Aleet
Sop Kwan
Tan Hee Mbyte
Rages
Alina Hani Lester
Speineticl
Maem
Clovekumd
Tanti Horsers
Mie
Dak
Ctermasald
Shy
Mitiv
School Formed to Train Soap Box Orators
A local effort forms a school to train advocates for public speaking in defense of positions on economic policy. The program aims to equip young speakers with persuasive techniques for upcoming public forums and county meetings, emphasizing orderly conduct and respectful debate.
Form Corporation to Finance Trade
A historical notice describes the formation of a foreign trade financing corporation with an initial capital of 100000 dollars. The organization plans to issue stock, establish offices in New York and elsewhere, and fund its operations through subscriptions. Meetings and leadership structures are outlined, with a projected capital raise of 850000 dollars and preliminary spending plans.
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Toreigh Trady Finnving Corporation
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Pune
New York
Marine ii
Ameri
Ahn Raniers
Annance
York Avandia
Banihe
Huahine
Misestars
Roelind
Meher
St. Leni
Dion
Popeton
Dollar a Year Men Gather for Reunion Noted Leaders
A reader-friendly report covers a gathering of prominent figures nicknamed the Dollar a Year men. It notes conservative leadership, mentions Dawud Awhthd as president, and references industrial leaders attending a policy-focused reunion discussing progress, taxation, and the nation’s forward path.
Downtown property leased for Big Sur project expansion
A local lease agreement confirmed yesterday for a downtown site tied to a Big Sur development. The deal involves A. Shall Che company and stakeholders on Calon Street, Kilbourn, and nearby avenues, with terms set to last through November. The property will host retail and mixed use during the period, pending city approvals and public notices.
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Ealylon
A. Shall Che Company
Che
Staey Duchine
Calon
PRU
Haners
Albou
Kilbourn
Treakley & Kaen
Ceti
Tate
Serbia
Ambush and raids strain Cork Dublin area as casualties rise
Twelve auxiliary cadets wounded in an ambush near Cork within half a mile of a barracks. A soldier killed and two wounded in Fermoy ambush. Raid on a Dublin bicycle shop uncovers bombs and arms. three men arrested. Civilian violence and police clashes reported near Shankill.
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Cork
Dublin
UBLIN
Shankill
William Owens
Fermoy
Parnell Street
Wis
Siempling
Lloyd George
Renée Wank
Germans Show U S Brand of Movies Spark Producers Objection
A fragmented report notes German interest in American made films provoking pushback from German producers. The debate centers on whether foreign films should dominate theaters and how German audiences receive US entertainment. Authorities and exhibitors weigh potential censorship and exhibition limits amid cross border tensions. The piece references Coblenz and Rhineland towns and notes reactions from industry groups about film content and national sentiment.
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Klin
Arnilstien
Germany
Hinterieis
Cerna
Vosses
Wilele
Salih
Ik Feuetlin
Gentian Haas
Man
Popatttes
Labos
Phroasiaut
Rhineland
Hartionkiely
Cobens
Ulie
Epcine
Bmw
Cow Gies
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