Locarno Pact Formally Approved Amid European Hopes
The Locarno treaties signed in London promise security guarantees among Germany France Belgium and Italy. They aim to prevent invasions and set disputes to arbitration while creating a Rhine zone and paving paths toward collective security through the League of Nations and World Court. The accords mark a pivot toward european peace and the dawning of a new era, with leaders praising the conference outcomes and the prospect of lasting stability.
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League of Nautiens
Honrids of Venelliation
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Lelgium
Germruiy
Poland
London
Germany
Europe
Central
Eight Planes Down in West Virginia Storm
A severe thunderstorm over the Alleghenies caused eight planes to crash while en route from Bolling Field Washington to the west. Three flyers died including George H. Burgoyne Wilbur Weightfeld Maurice Hatton and Verne Zimmerman. The wrecks occurred near Wheeling and other Ohio Valley locations.
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Bolling Field
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Jo Phsinrey
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Mitelol Tford
New York
George H. Burgoai
Wilbur Weightfeld
Dayton
Maurice Hatton
MacNider Sworn In As Assistant War Secretary
Col. Manford MacNider of Town was sworn in as an assistant secretary of war amid remarks on national defense. He stated he would work with Secretary Davin to advance defense readiness and carry out directives, with officials present including Secretary of State and other bureau chiefs.
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Washington
National Defense
Col
Manford MacNider
Diradecasaor
Davin
MacNiday
Bocratary Daevig
Stult Hines
Stuff Nolan
Diplomatic Struggles Over South American Influence
The article discusses tensions involving Washington and foreign delegates from Ponaviin and Chilein, raising fears that General John J. Pershing may lose influence over policy. The clash centers on controlling approaches to South American affairs and the role of the Theta and Arie plobih eitaiettuution.
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Pershing
Wuailngton
Cuuelny
John J. Verahing
South Ameriig
Climb Longs Peak Dates and Peak Climber Count
Fragments indicate a report about climbing Longs Peak with dates and a count of climbers. The legible worded numbers show a figure around 1 488 for climbers or a related metric, within a park or col area noted in the fragment.
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Park
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Ninber
Green Re elected Head of A F O L
Atlantic City New Jersey The American Federation of Labor re elected president Willi Green and associates at the convention amid opposition to an independent labor party and to U S recognition of the Soviet. Lew Lewis of United Mine Workers praised the event as a victory for American labor while Green praised coal workers and their language of solidarity.
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Agmertean Federation of Liber
Willi Green
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Aeclanwition
Slinse Teotrate Wa Exc Yen
United States
Hose
Permanent Injunction Against United Mine Workers
United States District Court held the United Mine Workers conspired to monopolize and control mining and production across the United States and the American continent. The ruling, issued by Judge McClintte, imposed a permanent injunction restraining interstate commerce activities related to mining.
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United Mine Workers
Cladeston
Wariteys
Aanerien
45,000 Fans See Pirates Win Championship at Pittsburg
A chaotic crowd of 45,000 watched Pittsburgh triumph in a dramatic baseball finale. Walter Johnson struggled as the Pirates scored late, overcoming a 9 to 0 setback to seize the title with late rallies and strong hitting from Aldrich and Kremer, sealing the historic victory.
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Johnson
Aldriigo
Kremor
Bandits Loot Vault In Avalington Heist
Bandits robbed a vault in Avalington, lifting about 7 000 dollars. Police pursue leads and search for accomplices as investigators review security footage and canvass the area for witnesses.
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Avalington
Ag.oiplayeew
Custoners
Colorado Hunters Report Four Day Deer Hunt Outcome
Colorado hunters killed a large number of deer during a four day period. The event drew wide interest as conservation officials noted totals around fourteen hundred to fifteen hundred deer. Local and regional sports and wildlife groups tracked the results for possible implications on licensing and habitat.
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Colorado
Colgi
Porcelain Firms Defended in Suit Involving Vanderbilt Hotel Sale
A U S porcelain manufacturer case links to the Vanderbilt Hotel sale at Cleveland. The deal reportedly valued around 6,000,000 dollars involved Vanderbilt interests and Walton H. Manpan as buyer, with various corporations named in the proceedings.
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Andarbile Hotel
Feork
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Pets
Walton H. Manpan
Free Qadoeinter
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