Berlin Warns Allies of Peril in Note on Disarmament
Berlin accepts an unconditional demand for a thorough inspection of Germanys military preparations but seeks to shift responsibility for actions to military control officers. The note, dated Paris Tyne 28, marks the tenth anniversary of Archduke Franz Fernandis murder and urges that future inspections be limited. It argues for data driven restraint amid inflamed German public sentiment and foresees handing the disarmament question to the League of Nations after the next inspection.
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Berlin
Germany
Paris
Tyne
Sarajevo
Gerpiad “Wilithrist
League of Nations
Nature turns vinegar into alcohol no fault of owner
Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that turning vinegar into alcohol does not make the owner a moonshiner. George Simmons of Fillmore County argued he followed a mother in law recipe and should not be responsible since the liquid became alcohol. The court held Simmons in the right.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
George Simmons
Fillmore County
Supreme Court
Simmons
Chicago Prelate Named Bishop of Oklahoma
Rev. Msgr. Francis C. Kelley, long president of the Catholic Church Extension Society, is appointed bishop of Oklahoma by Pope Pius IX. Officials awaiting formal notice by mail from the Vatican amid cable reports.
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Chicago
Mgr
Francis C. Kelley
Catholic Church Extension Society
Oklahoma
Pope Pius
Associated Press Cable
Monaignor Kelley
Thousands of Germans Allowed to Go Home
Paris reports Premier Herriot instructed General Degoutte commanding Franco Belgian forces in the Ruhr to permit the return to their homes of expelled Germans. With few exceptions, about 210000 persons are to be allowed to resume residence in the industrial region since the occupation began in January last year.
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Paris
Herriot
Degoutte
Ruhr
Ninneler
Italians Propose Dash to North Pole Rescue
In Pisa Italy Italian engineers offer a single airplane dash to the North Pole as a last effort to salvage Amundsen's transpolar flight. A note served on Captain Amundsen’s escort planes by the Pisa Airplane Construction Co. claims two planes are held for final payments of $70,000, threatening to withhold them.
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Pisa
Italy
North Pole
Haaken Hammer
Amundsen
Arkansas House Leads Move Against Child Labor
The Arkansas House of Representatives approved a proposed constitutional child labor amendment by a 45 to 40 vote, becoming the first legislative body to ratify the measure. The Senate will act on the resolution next.
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Little Stock
Ark
Arkansas ‘House of Representatives
Senate
American Beats Best of British Golfers in England
A golf event in England drew 80 players as American contenders edged out top British golfers for the title during a tight second bid. Details describe a tense competition with strong showings from both sides and a final score near the top.
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Merican
England
Wall Street Crooks Extradition Details Dismay Officers
Fragmented text reports on extradition actions involving American suspects tied to felonies. Mentions exact extradition between the United States and another state or country. Context unclear due to damaged OCR and garbled phrases.
Ambitious Rail Merger Plan Aims to Create Broad System
New York reports a bold Missouri Pacific scheme to unify multiple rail lines into a single system spanning Chicago to San Francisco with about 17 000 miles. The proposed network would extend through Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana, reaching a fourth of the U S land area and generating around 278 million in gross revenue in 1923.
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New York
Missouri Premie Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Princisco
Pacific Coast
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Missouri Pacific
United States
Treasury Surplus May Exceed Five Hundred Million
Officials predicted the surplus for the fiscal year ending June 30 could top $500 million, with Treasury Secretary Mellon and Budget Director Lord confident of the higher figure. Daily receipts for June 20 reached $35 million and the year-to-date surplus stood at $447,277,552.20, suggesting further tax income will push the total beyond $500 million before month end.
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Washington
Treasury
Army Worms Ravage Illinois Farms Across Counties
Army worms, numbering in the millions, advance slowly through northern Illinoisley reaching Kane County. Reports indicate widespread damage on farms near Aurora and movements in Kendall, Will, Grundy, De Kalb and Du Page counties.
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Aurora
Ill
Illinois
Kane County
Aurorra
Kendall
Wil
Grundy
de Kalb
du Page
Oil Inquiry Jury Finishes Its Work
Washington report says the federal grand jury investigating oil lease transfers by former Secretary Fall has completed its inquiry and will sum up to decide whether indictments should be returned.
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Washington
Federal ‘Grand Jury
Fall
Amundsen Delays North Pole Flight Amid Economic Woes
Christhinia Keald Amunilaen, noted explorer preparing a polyplane expedition to the North Pole, announces postponement due to economic difficulties. Report from Bays 4 dispatch cites visa issues and situational funding concerns in Italy.
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Amundsen
North Pole
Christhinia
Keald Amunilaen
Tihat
BAYS
van Visa
Italy
Stone Supports Cooperating With Interstate Commerce
Washington attorney general Stone announced plans to actively cooperate with the Interstate Commerce Commission to enforce the statute mandating monthly inspection of long motive rail operations.
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Stone
Washington
Genertl Stone
Nctvely
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns Amid Major Shakeup
The cabinet led by Alvard Castro in Portugal faced resignation accepted after a political shakeup. Castro will remain in position during the transition as the government restructures its leadership and policy direction.
War on oil companies expands as DOJ acts
Washington reports that Attorney General Stone states further legal actions against lending firms are possible but no individual suit is planned. A Chicago federal case targets cracking patent rights to curb gasoline output, with major oil firms named for Sherman Antitrust violations. The complaint accuses pooling of patents to control production and charge high royalties despite expiratory patents.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Stone
Chicago
Chienga
United States
Sherman
United States District
Edwin Olson
Federal District Court
Ned
Standard Oil Companies
Indlandund
New Jersey
Standard Development Company
Texas Company
Gasoline Products Company
Mussolini Wins Confidence Vote In Italian Senate
The Italian senate backed Premier Mussolini with a 225 to 21 vote, six abstentions. Meanwhile the General Confederation of Industries will suspend work ten minutes on June 27 to mourn Deputy Mutteotti, kidnapped and slain. Opposition groups plan a chamber commemoration and a march to the site of the killing. They demand ministerial responsibility, a parliamentary inquiry into Mutteotti's death, and prosecution of the militia leaders.
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Senate
Mussolini
General Confederation of Industries
Italy
Mutteotti
Chamber of Deputies
Force Italy
Fascisti
Macteott
Directorate
Rand
Slack Shirt
Coast to Coast in Twenty Two Hours Record Flight
Lieutenant Mui glian left New York at 2 50 80 am on June 23 and reached San Francisco at 0 47 18 that evening, crossing the continent in a single day. The solo 2 8 mile record by an army aviator stands unmatched as he flew without a pilot or mechanic. The elapsed flying time, excluding stops, was 18 hours 16 minutes.
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San Francisco
Russell Muiglian
New York
American
Winde
Meutenant Maughant New
Lina Heer
France to Recognize Russia Informs U S
France plans recognition of the Soviet regime informing the United States. Premier Hereviut and President Doumergue are in accord on recognition and the debt question will be addressed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lita
United States
Iruselin Seviet
Hereviut
Doumergue
Austrian Miners Die in Hartgloggnitz Colliery Blast
An explosion at the Hartgloggnitz colliery killed thirty miners and caused a rescue party to suffer losses. Due to dangerous conditions and masks, rescuers faced fatal risk and some of the crew perished in the attempt.
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Vienna
Hartgloggnitz
Mesenewort
Palatial Port Jarvis Home Destroyed in Fire
A $600,000 residence owned by William Rose Proctor in Port Jarvis near Didtred burned down in a fire of unknown origin. Local authorities investigated the blaze as the cause remains undetermined and the mansion suffered complete loss.
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Port Jarvis
William Rosé Proctor
New York
Didtred
U S Government Market Quotations Summary for Week Ending
Market report shows government bond and commodity quotes with price changes across cattle dairy grains and feedstuff categories. Notable figures include fat cattle prices around 5 to 6 dollars, dairy butter prices, No 1 Timothy hay values in major cities, and No 2 wheat and corn prices across Chicago Minneapolis St Louis and Kansas City.
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Wrshington Bay
Meidllum
Bert Atvers
Bilteher
Hutter
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Young Americas
Longhorns
C. Tiay
Timothy
Boxton
Pittevurgh
Cincinnati
Chicasio
St. Louis
Kankes City
Atlanta
Kanara City
Omata
Memphis
Prairie
Kanene City
Omaha
Minneapolis
Allaneapolis
Chisecaygo
Kansas City
St. Louie
Kansahy
Chicagos
St. Louia
Kansan City
St. Lola
Minincapoll
Agriculturists Plan Aggressive Campaign As Congress Nears
Leaders from agriculture education industry and business unite to present a broad program for agricultural relief and economic stability. The group plans a sustained campaign through summer and fall with a formal presentation set for December before Congress.
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Relief of
Congress
Stepresenets
Wabkers
To Meet in Same Hall as Did Republicans
A fragmented notice states that Cleveland was set to host a conference in a municipally owned hall on July 4. It mentions a senior Lutolleete nominee and reactions to the Republican convention, with a $1 rent allegation against Republicans.
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Cleveland
Conference For
Aioe
Republian
Griffing Elevated by Engineer Brotherhood
Cleveland leader L. G. Grilling of Long Island New York elected grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Grifling formerly vice president, to head the craft with Warren S. Stone elevated to president across engineer brotherhoods.
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Griffing
Cleveland
L. G. Grilling
Long Island
N.Y
Wie
Brotherhood of Local
Nveye Engineers
Grifling
Brotherhood
Brothers Hood
Actly Liles
Warren S. Stone
Engineer Brotherhood
Mail clerks to receive gas masks in government effort
Washington reports the Postmaster General opened negotiations on a plan to equip 6,006 railway and transit clerks with gas masks after a deadly mail robbery in Chicago. The measure aims to protect workers amid threats and ensure safer mail handling nationwide.
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Washington
Gug Juanke
Chicago
Dominican Republic to Have Home Rule Treaty Approved
Congress approved a treaty with the United States providing for the federation of the Dominican Republic into an internal republic under American military forces. The treaty was signed June 18.
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Dominican Republic
Russian Flood Devastates Villages Near Ladoga Region
An enormous flood in the Ladoga region has submerged about 01 villages with water depths up to 14 feet. Widespread damage is reported and many lives are feared lost as rescuers mobilize to reach affected communities.
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Leningmalussia
Mellon to Europe for Summer Visit
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will travel to London on July 6 and spend the entire summer abroad. The trip is announced by the Treasury, with Mellon staying in Europe for several months.
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Mellon
Europe
Washington
The
Treasury
London
Iowa News Highlights From Des Moines to Cedar Rapids
A wide sweep of Iowa items includes banking consolidations in Sexton and Des Moines, new college staff at Stimpson College Indianola, a $140000 to $150000 men’s gym and dorm project, and a $200000 Windmuss block in Mason City. Des Moines area growth, highway plans, organi zations, and state aid shifts are noted along with crop wealth transfer and Shrine temple plans in Des Moines.
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Citizen Sayings Bank
Sexton
R. Almond
Tie University of Town
Frst Dental College
Mason City
Britt
Gurwin
Iowa
Dex Moines
Front County Proveentera
Iowa State College
Des Moines
John Bigsgar
Des ParGnent
Presbyterian Young People of
Tawa Wille
Cedar Pulley
Sehlin
Cedar Rapiis
Secord
Atty
Ben Gibson
Mias Schultz
Northern Iowa
Mangon City
Spirit Lake
Garner
Forcat City
Thompson
Buffalo Center
Armatrong
Wytharville
Waterloo Filks Lodge
Elka Building Company
Harding Highway Association
Ottumwa
Scott County
Scott
California
Farmers' Elevator Company
Avea City
Iowadryd
Aboose
Gquthrie Courty
Golger
Shrine Temple Builting Association
Za fa-Zib
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Saved Her From Operation
Mrs Josiy M Suaw of Cambridge Maine credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving severe female troubles and pain avoiding surgery after taking the remedy for two years. A nationwide canvass shows 93 of 100 users praised it and druggists stock it widely.
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Cambridge
Maine
Paina
Sorencas
Admond Js
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mre
Josiy M. Suaw
Repens
Sal
Fragmented Note on Mithh and Value of Literature
The text presents a garbled reflection on Mithh and the value of a certain literary tradition. It references unnamed figures and locations in a murky discussion of knowledge, storytelling, and personal insight, with multiple unreadable phrases and broken names.
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Advertisement Claims
In this promotional notice Dr Kilmer and Co advertise Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. The copy touts long sales history sworn testimonials and invites readers to request a sample bottle by mail from Binghamton New York while noting large and medium size bottles are sold at drug stores.
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Uhia
Medivina
Pr. Kilmer
To Make Hammers Laat in the Usual 2 Form War Mer
The text describes a process to prepare hammers by tying off a hound named Waromer, sanding the handle, shaping the head, and driving in Ja werigos. It promises no time loss or trouble when treated this way, citing Popular Science Monthly.
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Buaria
Wall
United Brains
Wilbur J. Carr
Russia
U. S
Jonathan M. Davis
Jonnichin M. Davis
Kansaw
Agriculturists
Iowa State News
Mithh
Geyl
Dr. Kilmer
BeLuans
P.D.Q
Hospital Alzo
Owl Chemical Works
Torre Haute
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