Nations decide cautious disarmament move at league assembly
Geneva report notes the League of Nations to pursue careful disarmament steps despite sharp criticism from British labor leader George Barnes and Norwegian official Christian Lange. Debate centers on US policy and outside powers still armed, with calls to avoid rapid armament buildup while pursuing treaties and restrictions.
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Geneva
Assembly of
League of Nations
George Nicoll Barnes
Christian Lange
Norway
Barnes
H. A. L. Fisher
League
Fisher
Mr. Barnes
Dbkititinent Connelitec
France
Belgium
Anne Imaudiy
Vauittelen
Wemensat Bulldfoe Goertel
Tiside
Teagie
Liner
Mat Bexli
Universal
Ian
Itiien
Jann
Helgium
Tevin
Hin
Eundur
Greece
Thalys
St Germain
Ranityelie ~G
Wheigen
Farmer Aid Bill Fails In Purpose
A mangled, partial article shows debate over a farmer aid bill. It references Congress, Tariff measures, and remarks by Gov Tar and Senator Carter. The text indicates support and opposition from agricultural interests and political figures, with cross-mentions of committees and reform proposals, ending mid-sentence on page three.
South American Volcano Erupts Damaging Areas
The Lanin volcano near Villarica in Chile erupts with reports of ash and lava effects. Volcanic activity disrupts air traffic and raises concerns about damage to nearby towns and agriculture amid a series of earthquakes in the region.
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Valdivia
Chio
Lanin
Orphans Invited to Palace Party Amid Turbulent Notices
A garbled OCR fragment outlines an event titled Orphans Invited to Palace Party with scattered references to tickets, guests, and attendance. The text mentions a fake mute OC, a sun calling money for Tig parts, and various names and places in a chaotic snippet. Overall, details are unreliable but suggest a publicity event with uncertain organization and a cost component.
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Corbin
Uyuin
Sonipeaty
Daniels Opposes Naval Agreement in Wabinnuton
In a contentious session, Senator Daniels argued against a naval landing truce tied to construction programs in Medi during the period. He warned it would be a blunder for the United States to align with any nation supporting or prolonging war. The committee discussed military appropriations and possible reforms to future war powers in light of the broader defense posture.
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Wabinnuton
Jie
Itu Migerd
Lucerntluris
Orient Erin
Serelor Norah
Republicat
Manu
Ascle
Medi
Tt Awaald
Nietora
Naan Naval
Szevetery Utenielk
Ibs
Oin
Szaling
Sian Peters
Mrentor
Kleere
Wieledy
Xnte Gondii
Partament
Dsehaulona
Sinn Sol
Harding Satisfied With Consultations In Europe Visit
President elect Harding expressed satisfaction with recent consultations in Europe. He noted discussions on world disarmament, defence, and potential referendums, while avoiding firm opinions on specific plans. He welcomed surveys for upcoming conferences and hinted Senator McCormick may visit in a few weeks.
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Marion
Dew
Abe Vonteren
Weck Harding
Tueding
Ipsemberdt
Herbart Hoover
Wik Root
Sap Mare
McCormick
Minnis
Europe
Hardingtoutene
Nat McCormick
United States
Ods
Sturding
Willian C. Sprout
Petinaylysiis
W. Atterbury
Ralirand Compare
Airir
Cable conference taints trial for Fred Miles
A chaotic report references a ongoing trial for Fred Miles, detailing court motions and requests to continue the new trial. The article mentions legal proceedings, scattered names, and a collision aftermath with injuries and fatalities, including references to Indian City and related figures.
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Fred Miles
Legislators Confer at Capital with Farm Show News
The Associated Press reports a capital conference among lawmakers to discuss farm products valuation amid calls to adjust the farm bill. Governor elect Merray and leading figures like Mackie and Nelda are highlighted as potential presiding officers as debates center on tax and subsidy provisions and the year’s crop data.
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Iis
Uice
Heey Aiwakeee
Mackie Dacat
Miterbersene Chinon A
Image Webutor
Gheene Hpt
Presidvator
Tein
Sennmy Nelda
Jealous husband and two priests shot in Black and Tan terror
A jealous husband, Lamb, shot Leroy Robinson, a suitor of his wife, as two priests were wounded in a Black and Tan era attack. Lamb, 29, admitted firing five bullets and described the sequence at the police station. The crime left Robinson dead with a brain wound and a child left motherless. The wife and family suffered through the aftermath as Lamb recounted his motive and the violence that followed.
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LeRoy Robinson
Everett Lamb
Lamb
Wuld
Tveriine
Fey Jumper
Robinson
Tian Wis
Pac Rund
Taenop
Tanial
Etary
AL Debrull
Aioge
Hellas
Robbi
Gallee
Spd
Pevsner
Pelos
Cmt
Mirchi
Ian
Atic
Caine Tack
Walleine
Aisling
Teltier
Ariel Rire Oatent
Taney
Heobeshipsri
Dla Nathien
Sun Abey
GO Payden Street
City Officials Mull Investigate Gas Supply Issues
A municipal committee led by Councilman Frank King will probe gas supply conditions and report findings to justify potential drastic measures. President Charles Kage announced the panel, with Mruile King Tom Srigh Larry McMillen Frank Sebastian and Ben Bennett named. The investigation begins at once, targeting a report for the next riveting of the Memorial Arch and possible memorial options. The executive committee and allied groups will discuss appointing three more members and coordinating with a selected allied committee. The resolution was filed and the committee will proceed at the first regular meeting.
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Tretia Hay
Vonsimera
Ceak
Dimigrs
Bun May
Frank King
Ened
Charles Kage
Cuneimen Mruile King
Tom Srigh
Tarry McMillen
Royal House
Ltor
Gouselimen
McMillen
Melutesh
Dohn Reynalts
Countian Rienard
Amended Home Rule Bill Amid Turbulent Ireland
In London a controversial amendment to the Home Rule bill is debated amid violent unrest. Priests Father Patrick MacSwiney and Father McCarty were among tramcar passengers assaulted by armed men in coats over police uniforms, with injuries described as severe and one priest remaining bedridden. Witnesses report robber-like treatment, including theft of Father MacSwiney's watch and money while the attackers derided him as one of those who urged murder. The scene underscores heightened tensions as government ministers and Sinn Fein lawmakers respond to the crisis and push for or resist amendments ahead of a potential vote.
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Patrick MacSwiney
Cork
Father McCarty
Father MacSwiney
Jamenace
Khraieas
Steel Companies Forge Pen Shop Scandal Reveals Labor Disputes
Testimony in New York details actions by steel firms including Bethlehem Steel and Schwab’s Bethlehem Steel, with executives such as Mr. Backes and George A. Mullins citing pressuring tactics to open shop and suppress nonunion workers. Witnesses describe union and nonunion labor dynamics shaping major bridge construction projects and industry responses.
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New York
Hethiehem Steel Sapiany
United Mates Soo Corporation
Beiplesien Ausel
Oimpling
Renin Weber
Tironsheytte Herpite Nerwonnt Agnelett Groce
Wresident Whms
Hetttebinte Steel Company
Charles M. Schwab
Hreettn Trg
Ftw
George A. Mulla
Turrawitx
Thomyrun Barrett Company
Ae Birgest Construction
Ata
New
Dan
Ford
Une
Samuel Valormyar
Sturret
Mer
Mer Ltorro
Union Structural Steel Wrirkers
stortaTs
Iren Taeacur
Associa Lina
Service Star Legion Elects New Officers
In Indianapolis a local Service Star Legion meeting elected new officers. The report lists several names and positions, including a first vice president and treasurer, with mentions of indicated members and regional affiliations.
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Service Star Legion
Pacification Report Amid Turmoil in Dominican Republic
The article outlines a complex postwar situation in the Dominican Republic with references to American influence and governance. It notes a shift in political power, claims peace undertakings, and mentions economic measures including public works spending and military aid. It cites observers and officials discussing governance and reconciliation efforts.
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