French Debt Settlement Outlined in Washington Talks
Broad outlines of a French debt settlement have been practically agreed in preliminary negotiations. Key points include consolidating three debt classes into one, a 60 year payment period, a three percent interest rate, retroactive adjustments lowering total debt, and reduced payments for the first years. Both the administration and French officials express satisfaction with the progress.
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Washngton
Yiruel
Joans
Tle Bridgh
Iravicy Bae
Adialpistratien
Erin Mulcahy Eggers Fight Settle Trouble At Court
Recorder suspends sentences for Annie Belen Alice Tennygun Miciiget Quilty and Tho King Hetty charged with attacking General Mulcahy amid unrest linked to General Mulcahy’s attendance at an interparliamentary congress in Washington. Patrick Keenan held on $2000 bail for assault and battery.
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Hoboken
Caraten
Annie Belen
Alice Tennygun
Miciiget
Quilty
King Hetty
Ain
Richird Mulcahy
Irieh Free Shire
Roosevelt
Patrick Keenan
Deggs
Towatoes
Sticky
Flete
Apatheta
General Mulcahy
Dail
Washington
President Coolidge Bans British Communist Saklatvala
Washington reports that President Coolidge supports barring British Communist MP Saklatvala from entry, citing mandatory visa refusal under the immigration law to those assisting revolutionary propaganda. State Department no discretion in the case.
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Washington
Rellege
Shapurg Saklatvala
Coolridge
State Department
Coolidge
UuWwarrd
Bolivia to Flee President-Elect Amid Deportation Fears
A garbled report states Gabino Villa neuyar arrived and claimed he must flee as Bolivia’s government imposes a state of siege in La Paz and surrounding provinces. Elected president in May, TiNaheuva may face deportation while several politicians are imprisoned. the country reportedly remains in general tranquility despite tensions.
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Axica
Chitea
Joxe
Gabino Villaneuyar
Fee
Dyold
Pag
Bolivia
Plege
Navy aviator flies 802.8 mph in new Curtiss racer
Lieutenant Alford Williams pilots a 2200-pound Curtiss Y-1400 racer reaching 802.8 mph on a kilometer course, aiming for a Pulitzer race record and Jacques Schneider trophy tryouts in Baltimore in October. The craft, 22 feet wingspan, 19 feet 8.5 inches long, stands eight feet 0.5 inches high and powered by a Curtiss motor.
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Willams
Williams
Adj. Proventin Bonnet
Munbasgett Bay
Nine Prohibition Agents Fired in Chicago Clean Sweep
New area administrator B. C. Yellowlay ordered the summary dismissal of nine prohibition agents in Chicago as part of a broader housecleaning. He warned that more agents would be discharged and hinted at undercover operations to target cafes and cabarets linked to bootlegging and illicit nightlife.
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Chicago
B. C.yellowlay
Troy
Tri
Public Inquiry into Air Service Approved
President Coolidge establishes a special board to investigate government air service and defense, ordering public hearings to be held in Washington and New York. The board, after a preliminary meeting and White House luncheon, aims to devise a plan for service improvement.
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Air Service
Washington
Coolidge
No Honal Defense
New York
J. P B. Morgan. & Co
Waschogeschute Mig
Modern Agamede sought by women’s wealth group
A rumored search in New York by the Women’s Welfare Association for Wealth aims to find a modern counterpart to the ancient Grecian figure Agamede. The chosen woman would receive the Gold Agamede Medal from the foundation for wealth and happiness among Inisag beings.
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Mise Miri
Yon Rengyelier
Department of Home Economics
Coyne
Unclear OCR legal suit alleges extortion and arrest warrant
Incoherent OCR fragment claims a Marchesa and others face a $1,000,000 suit for wander and attempted extortion. Mentions Adelado de Juni and Adelalds Meas, daughter of a military officer, with a warrant for arrest. Details are garbled and unclear.
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Mavold'j
Bromiwin
Ime
Wander
Agaliet Ie
Adelaido de Juni
Mar Vhoma
Bald
Japan
Adelalds Meas
Wnr
LaFollette Wins Senate Nomination in Primary
Milwaukee voters backed Bob LaFollette in the primary with a clear plurality over opponents including Wilcox. LaFollette led in most precincts with about 1057 votes to Wilcox 82148, while McGovern trailed in fourth. Democratic side saw George Bruce Ine and Nagar position ahead in a sweep except first district.
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Milwaukee
Bob LaFollette
Betterhan
Ue Yacaney
United States Senate
Ninrs
Alin Fouidistin
Pre Cinela
Wilcox
Young Hob
Tieso
Lafollette
Fsald
Amcglavern
Woordlvened
McGovern
Drie Woodward
Gab
Kout
Wiley
Ug McGovern
Willan George Bruce
W Watkawiy
Charles I. Nagar
Charles MacVeagh Named for Ambassador to Japan
A Washington report says President Coolidge selected Charles MacVeagh of New York City to be the United States’ ambassador to Japan, succeeding Ambassador Evans. MacVeagh, long a New York resident since 1884, is a lawyer connected with Democratic circles and formerly held posts with United States Steel.
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Waahington
Coolidge Hin
Clinties
McVeagh
New York City
Woehington
Japan
Banevort
MagVongs
Washington
New York
Dem
Jennings, Ragwell and
Davie
Wiited States Steel Corporation
Peoria Judge Attacks Federal Dry Officers
A Peoria judge condemned federal agents during a sweeping probe into Lone Wolf Agher and his Wholesale Ngnor operation. He charged the arrests violated constitutional rights and due process, urging scrutiny by the grand jury.
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Peoria
Welker Wins Democratic Nomination for New York Mayor
New York State Senator James J. Walker won the Democratic nomination for mayor with support from Gov. Alfred E. Smith and others. The result came as Walker led over incumbent John W. Way, with the machine backing of Tammany Hall cited in the contested primary.
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Welker
N. Y
New York
James J. Walker
Walker
Tansinniy HW
Alfred J. Syutth
John Way
Wan
Peank D. Waterman
Willonailre
John J. Lyong Wad
Willan Af
Ranelt
J H Jewett Author Dies Buried in Civil War Era
J H Jewett, noted author of Gunny Staples, died after a long life filled with Civil War era recollections. His works and public roles made him a popular figure among readers and communities connected to Linn. He left behind a legacy of local history and literary contributions.
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J. H. Jewett
Johny Howard
Lymn
Chicago Living Cost Up Capital Fees Increase
A garbled excerpt notes cost of living in Chicago rising slightly and mentions a one cent share, a department at Lybow, and an attribution to Nyghrey without clear context. The readable pieces suggest economic reporting on price changes and government or agency figures.
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Chicago
Washington
Chi- Capo
Attia
Nyghrey
Lybow
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