Walsh Bill for Aid of War Heroes Challenged in Congress
A degraded OCR item describes the Walsh bill aiming to aid war heroes. It references a Washington trip by an American Legion delegation and lists several names and places, though text is garbled. The piece notes members of the delegation returning, with fragmented mentions of cities and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Congress
Mater T. J. Walsh
Washington
American Legion
Hilo
Unclear coastal dispatch hints at naval wake in city
A fragmentary report notes a naval wake and related sightings in the city with references to military units and dates. Details are mangled but indicate a significant event or ceremony tied to a national or naval entity. Names and places are partially obscured, limiting exact identifications.
Red Forces Feeding Armenian Hordes Pattern
Fragmentary text references Armenian defense, claimed feeding lines, and mascot notes. No clear incident, date, or verifiable entities emerge. readable portions mention Armenia, Nemene, and alleged actions but lack coherent events or outcomes for a solid summary.
Unclear text fragment on refugees and unrest
Fragmentary note mentions 12 099 refugees and unrest but lacks coherent facts or clear entities. Unable to determine a definite event or outcome from available readable material.
Tearful Haman Woman Faces Defense Auctions in Fort Worth
A teary court session over the defense of Ate Chiara Haman continues under 12000 bonds on a charge of killing Jake L. Hamen, a national committeeman. Her adviser notes delays and plans for private life, lectures, and shielding family as proceedings unfold in Fort Worth while public interest stays high.
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Edingre
Okla
Hee
Ate Chiara Vith Haman
Liberty
Jake L. Hamen
Ce Publi¢A National Committeemar
Shy Belways
Hertorneys
Star
Fort Worth
Hint Fren
Theenon
Battle Over Tariff Senate Fight Weathers Holiday Pause
Washington December 26 Congress will reassemble after Christmas week as Republicans seek to push the emergency tariff bill into committee and force action. Democratic opposition and party lines cloud prospects of a decisive vote, with talk of cloture and possible delays ahead of a new session. Secretary Houston of the Treasury to report on finances and the tariff bill's implications for future service contracts.
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Washington
Congress
Wiel Christimes
Senate
Christy
Curtis
Naitsas
Phadis Torttorran
Eharsison
Missis Anc
Feaders
Phe
Houston
Trewaury
Merrow
Mer
Hellaw
Ayer
Alien Leader Called by Maker Amid Trade Union Turmoil
Curt Totpl Legion, president of the Gestant federation of trades, cited as influential in socialist circles during Reich era. He had attended international congresses and Reich sessions recently before a significant outburst. He chaired the general commission for 60 years as Ceram trades unions reached 270000 members. current counts show 250 fA in various trades.
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Berlin
Curt Totpl
Gestant Federation of Trades
Gertien
Ceram
Lesie
Repree
Tavdes
Rush to Get Permits to Develop Water Power
The article notes a federal drive to issue water power permits under the Federal Power Act, but only ten applications come from Macaliana. Federal power commission plans to issue permits and study schemes across 27 states plus Alaska and DC, with California leading in permits and New York second.
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Perrits
Macaliana
Ainge
Passepiawer
Fede Water Act
Corniesien Ny
United States
Waraming
Mount Des Mar
Colorado
Jay
Alaska
District of Cahunhia
California
New York
Washington
Alashe
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
An Untitled Incident At Beaclyn Venue Leads to Tragedy
A chaotic quarrel at Beaclyn venue ends with a fatal shooting near the doorway. Witnesses describe tense moments as a nurse, Miss Donepau, and others struggled as a man, aged 23, fired a shot that killed the victim at close range.
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Etnias
Elead Jy
Beawty
Bliss
Wer
Cerspie
Mes
Dan Mian
Mas
Ming Qaltty
Ins-Rey
Vasa
Arkansas man killed in related incident during curfew
A Black Arkansas man died after a night incident in Mohi involving a police officer. He was reportedly taken from jail and transported by a four hundred-strong crowd through town before succumbing near a telegram pole by the crime scene. The body showed multiple gunshot wounds.
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Wartet
Vitus Heari
Mier Ragland
Italian City 15 Under Regular Troop Assault Near Fiume
Regular Italian forces push to the edge of Fiume factories and close on the D Annunzian stronghold as a rapid seizure is expected tonight or tomorrow morning. Reports note advanced positions around Buine and a split Fiume triangle with insurgent forces cut off.
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Associated Press
Fiume
D'Annunzian
Cavighty
Biuine
D'Auguizin
Lilne
Chingui
Ate Firiig
Elassic
Feneral Cagiglia
Tually
Train Breaks Down As Bandit Attacks Near Kansas City
A freight train derailment near Kansas City triggers a bandit attack as attackers seize cash and valuables while workers flee. Police rush to station, pursuit underway. bandit escapes amid confusion and damaged equipment.
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Kansas City Southers
Leakemin
Othe
Rion Valley
Shane
Moscow Delegations Clash At Party Congress
Fragmented report describes delegations from various regions attending a congress. The piece mentions Mary French and Moscow factions, with references to social and agricultural policy, and tensions between reformist and conservative wings.
Central America Nears Union Talks Amid Regional Strife
Fragmented OCR text shows mentions of Central America and near union efforts, with references to Washington and regional leaders. The garbled lines hint at proposals for closer integration among Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, but specifics are unclear.
Frontier clash during Balkans meeting sparks Bulgarian suicide
Report from Sofia describes a quarrel at a border delimitation conference between Serbs and Bulgarians. A Bulgarian colonel allegedly shot several Serbians before presiding officers intervened, prompting a claim of self inflicted action as the scene cooled.
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Balkans
Tintapest
Kika
Sofia
Suivid
Monk Eastman Victim Of Vendetta Returns For Historic Era
Tycoon era gangster Monk Eastman, once a feared New York underworld figure, was fatally shot in the predawn hours by an unknown assailant near a subway entrance. Police found a revolver, a watch, a chain, and a Christmas card at the scene. The long‑tangled tale of Eastman’s violent career and the vendetta that claimed him unfolds amid quotes of rival gang clashes and past gunfights.
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Tyuisa
New York
Des
Monk Earman
Eusunan
Peticenan
Bastin
Fastin
William Delaney
Annie
Pye
Parerds
Third Avenue
Fran
Varsualy Pang
Baer Ancel
Local Obituary Notice For Mrs Lanstsum and Family
A damaged obituary notice from Gaterbany recalls the death of Mrs. Lanstsum and mentions her husband Dr Latstramt and son Carl Lauer among others. The item lists relatives across Seattle Spokane and Indianapolis and notes funeral services held in Butte and other places. The text is fragmentary with unclear dates and many misspellings.
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W. Lanstyiin
Susy
Elizabeth Laasrenan
Cislesturg
Mas
Latstramt
Ana George Lorstrine
Seattle
Carl Lauer
Peederiel Langtra
Dianapolis
Howard Waterman
Wish
Dike Ban
Min Butte
Mom
Crime Activities Around Sing Sing Prison
This brief notes Sing Sing activities including weekly records of receipts and detainee movements. It mentions Ossining and the state penitentiary, with references to transfers and observed crime effects related to the facility during December. The wording reflects period reporting on penitentiary activity and security considerations.
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Ee Ae Ossining
Bomb kills boy in New York metro incident
A bomb exploded killing a boy in New York on December 26. The report notes others injured as responders and witnesses describe the scene at a street location in Brooklyn. Authorities investigate the incident and search for suspects and motive.
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Serrelei Tye
Verve
New York
Sterling
Lave Anid Kohie
Leroy
Pastor Mistaken for Thief Beaten in Public Altercation
A pastor identified as Deron F Uhief was assaulted by bystanders who mistook him for a thief. Witnesses say the victim, Rev. Di pi St Penalty, suffered serious injuries including head trauma and broken bones as the crowd restrained him before authorities intervened.
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Deron
Industrial tax plan seeks big federal revenue cuts
The National Industrial Conference board tax committee proposes a radical revision of federal taxes, aiming to cut more than one billion dollars annually. The plan, prepared for the third national industrial tax conference opening January 24, calls for repealing the excess profits tax and other measures to trim federal revenue substantially.
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Associated Press
New York
Lanas
National Industrial Conference Board
Third National Industrial Tax Conference
Escaped Convicts Still At Large From Fort Madison
Fort Madison reports four inmates Harry Smith Jas Wheefe and Jas Lang escaped during a severe snowstorm after breaking from the state prison. A posse pursues them as authorities warn the danger may extend beyond the facility with possible outside accomplices.
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Fort Madison
Town
Harry Smith
Jas
Wheefe
Lang
Mey
Fort Madison Man- Thane
Polish American Troops Readied With Aid Supplies
Polish American forces prepared for service as a general staff unit, while aid shipments from the Red Cross provided clothing to orphans and art kits for costumes. The article notes donations and support to civilian sites during wartime.
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Wes Guy
Peturnins Legis
Anerican el Aroae
Med Cross
Local Politician Denies Christmas Dinner Dish Duty
Alvin Cootid Ir and his brother and Governor Coolidge were alleged to wear aprons and wash dishes at a Christmas dinner at their Northampton home. He denied the claim, saying the family had no such duties that day and that the event was only a rumor.
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Peess
Springfield
Masa
Dee
Alvin Cootid Ir
Coolidge
Christanas
North Ampton
Austria Seeks Merger With Germany Reported In Circles
A Copenhagen dispatch notes Austrian activists and officials discussing potential unification with Germany. Reports mention Dr. Walter Sitwasa and Count Ottokar von Chodenitz in Berlin amid talks on restoring monarchies in Austria or Hungary and a treaty between Italy and state actors promising mutual support.
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Peet Parisien
Italy
Fox
Austria
Hongary
Copenhagen
Czerain von Chidenits
Berlin
Germany
Tochmys
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