Navy Plan Seeks 80 Million for Aviation Expansion
The Navy proposes an 80 million plan over seven years to expand aviation aicraft from 883 to 1,248 fighting planes by 1931, with annual allocations for 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31. Rear Admiral Moffett defends the plan, citing need to strengthen aerial defense and correct past mismanagement.
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William A. Mitchell
Angel
Moffett
Havy Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy High Command
Ind
Critte
Quastronis
Farmhouse Tragedy: Fire Kills Five in Cass County
In Dewagree Mich Cass County authorities report a farmhouse fire that claimed five lives including Wil Wilkinson, his wife, their son, a three day old girl, and a granddaughter. Wilkinson had threatened to kill his daughter and himself. The infant was found beside Mrs Alice foes and the others identified as Floyd, twenty seven, and the family grandmother. The cause is listed as arson linked to the man’s obsessive jealousy.
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Dewagree
Mich
Wil Wilkingon
Ser
Dawazise
Cass County
Wikinson
Bla ‘Per
Mra
Alice Foes
hwenty-Gvesearala Gineth
Floyd
Dry Agents Sent Sp ake Indictments For Privacy Obstruction
Indictments accuse agents of privacy breaches and obstructing justice amid high level activity. Authorities pursue multiple charges and outline alleged actions spanning surveillance and interference with investigations. The cases involve unnamed officials and unnamed locations, reflecting a broad crackdown.
Temperance Body Favors Wine and Beer Reform
The Temple? Church Temperance society of the Episcopal church, after 61 years, favors modification of the Volstead Act. A survey of 20,000 members by Rev. Dr. James Empringham found overwhelming support for change, citing prohibition’s failures in education, health, youth behavior, and respect for laws, while noting alleged defiance and class bias. Critics questioned the survey’s accuracy and surprising stance.
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New’ York
Lade Church ‘Temperance Society
Tha Epiacopal Church
Rey
James Hmpringhan
Wattonagecremry
National
Yice
Anti-Samon League
Elliptinghant
Empringham
Epiacopal
Ms Society
Mudl
Lown
Splecopel
Church Temperance Society
World Court to Cut U S Military Expenditures
President Coolidge argues U S entry into the world court and disarmament talks will not threaten sovereignty. Instead it would foster world peace, reduce naval arms costs, boost prosperity, and improve international goodwill, with safeguards aiding economic stability. The budget meeting highlighted hopes for further disarmament progress and financial relief.
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Washington
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Business Organization
Coolidge
East's Death Toll in Worst Storm Years
In the Northeast the country endured one of the harshest winter storms. Deaths rising from Georgia to New England numbered around eight eight, with extensive property damage across multiple states. Losses totaled about 2.2 million, affecting dozens of communities and leaving many areas temporarily inaccessible.
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New York
Atornia
Gale Wren
Georgia
Fred Breaks a Rule in Ti Hoja Yard Incident
A garbled report notes Fred Britten of Ti Hoja involved in a rule breaking event near a yard. The passage contains distorted phrases about aid, measurement, and authority, with little clear context or names beyond Fred Britten.
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Gongrescinun
Fred
Britten
Ti Hoja
Atitk
Una
1925 Taxes and Revenue Figures Across States
A scrambled 1925 tax overview shows total U S receipts near 8.8 million with state by state figures including California, New York, Michigan, Minnesota, and Texas listed among others. The document cites revenue distributions, exemptions, and intergovernmental transfers, noting shifts in rates and collections across regions during the year.
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Atites
Cobbincod
Willy Ko
Coipty
Prewy
Atnter
Territorien
California
DTOT
Connecticut
Dilawaro
Benitcky
Seana
von Art
Boine
Mapryland
New York
Ayryyseae Buna Bsaa
FED Venhoanen
TOXAS
Anlist
USN
Reprotten Barr
Vermont Jy
TEO
IAR
Woress
Bureau Heads Assailed by Colonel Mitchell
Colonel Mitchell attacks the Bureau heads during a speech tour planning a nationwide journey. He will begin February 10 in New York at Carnegie Hall, then Rokton, with stops in Tyranklyn, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cincinnati, Dayton, Chicago, and Milwaukee. He speaks in a confident, upbeat mood about his mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frrow
War and Navy
Department
Wiliam Mitchell
Ren- Ignatilon
Army
Effret
Lia
Frank H. Rad
AlMnols
Mitchell
New York City
Carnegie
Rokton
Tyranklyn
Ciladelphia
Delryit
Intahua
Dayton
Ciocknud
Chicago
Milwaukee
Rand
Nooman
Dying Admits Triple Murder In Temple Case
Jallet, an inmate described as a burglar, confessed to a temple murder that killed Henry W. Jaake, his son, and a six year old girl on December 72 at Batagla. He was shot by Michael Cyagtly after an exchange of gunfire following a burglary report.
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Jallet
Otto Oacur Totinson
Henry W. Jaake
Va Jaake
Joxkca
Batagla
Johson
Jollet
Por Hepman
Michael Cyagtly
Dollar Po Nce
Jolhoxon
Oillcer Quasldy
Johyaon
Ball in Chilean Appeal Shocks Presidential Line
A partial readable fragment indicates a Chilean appeal to high authorities was dismissed. The report suggests the ruling ends a pending dispute and notes the authorities involved, including the president and other officials, while the exact names and dates remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallahington
Lucna
Farrell Wins Ice Skate Title Amid Odd Phrases
In a garbled report, Chithya star Murrell takes a skating title with noted scores. The piece mentions Moghanitan Ny Y onall and WANE mile events, but the wording is unclear and many names appear distorted.
Chicago Debt Rises Amid Market Shifts
Chicago finances show debt per capita rising from 28.80 to 47.28 within the year, a change noted by city officials. The data reflects broader economic pressures and shifts in commerce.
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Chicago
Hymary
Colmerce
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Landa
South Bend
Ove Hreman
Hugh Scott
Captain Sumpsken
Umatilla
Fist Puldi
President Coolidge
Florida
Ld Atane
Montpelier
Alliol
Mass
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