Irrigation Will Surely Go Ahead with Cooperation
Washington reports that western irrigation development will proceed without interruption thanks to understanding and cooperation from Congress and local interests. Commissioner Meade of the Bureau of Reclamation says delays and opposition are misperceived and that projects will be built where sound economic development warrants. He cites past haste and unresolved questions that caused disputes with irrigators and notes rising construction costs over 15 years.
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Washington
West
Congress
Meade
Bureau of Reclamation of the Interior Department
Bureau ii
Hana
Multitude Fails To Settle Income Tax
Washington reports that internal revenue agents uncovered 5845 delinquent accounts across the coentre region. Bureau figures show over 23 000 taxpayers had not paid previously while 14 142 failed to cover part of their taxes. In Reno Nevada banker E J Felkte filed a suit for divorce. Felckte is vice chairman of New Jersey’s Republican state committee.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Coentre
Internal Revenue Bureau
Reno
Nev
E. J. Feleteort
Plainfield
M. J
Felckert
New Jersey
French Debts Talks End Without Final Settlement
Caillaux and associates report a tentative French funding proposal to the American debt commission in Paris. The plan would have France pay an annuity of 40 million dollars annually for five years with interest waived, and the talks highlighted lingering doubts about future French capacity to pay.
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Cailiaux
Paris
Kent
American Debt Commission
France
M. Caltlaux
M. Caillaux
Finance
Gubmlt
M. Clailllaux
Mellon
American Commission
Commie- Flons
Maollon
Palmer's Wings IX Ships Controversy Resolved
Washington AP The Shipping Board resumes full exclusive control over the Fleet Corporation after a period under President Coolidge. Palmer loses broad powers as commissioners oppose his administration and indicate no resignations will be sought soon. Chairman O'Connor abstained as four commissioners voted to strip Palmer of authority.
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Washington
Net 1
Shipping Board
Fleet Corporation
Coolidge
Palmer
O'Connor Helns
Lenson Shines
Tauminer
Thompson
Wild Horse Mesa thrills at the Marlow coast
Film fans flock to see the Paramount melodrama Wild Horse Mesa at the Marlow tonight and tomorrow. The plot follows Jack Holt in a battle against outlaws led by Noah Beery with Bully Bove as heroine and Douglas Tailbanks Jr as Holt’s brother. A 5000 horse stampede climaxes the action amid daring camerawork and dramatic confrontations.
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the Marlow
Paramount
George H. Leftz
Lucien Hubbard
Zace Grey
Jack Holt
Noah Beery
Bully Bove
Douglas Twailbanks, Jr
Hott
Holt
Inter-Parliamentarians Call For Global Armament Reduction
Secretary Kellogg urges parliaments to grow peace and cooperation. He warns of forces weakening representative government and urges defense of constitutional protections. He cites mutual understanding and universal peace as essential to stabilize world order and avoid class tyranny.
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Cualidge
Paul Lobe
Reichstag
Aedds
Europa
Kellogg
Kollege
Mr. Kellogg
Congress
United States
Senate
President Pleads for Education in Proclamation
The president urges expanded facilities for all education levels. Rural schools are often under equipped and poorly staffed, and core schooling remains strained by short terms. High schools have grown, but many students face half-time attendance in cities and shortages in outlying districts.
Undefined fragment study prompts
Readable elements show a family dialogue about beginnings and identity with mentions of father and boy. The text appears as separated quotes and names with inconsistent capitalization and punctuation.
Sinking Sub Denied Line in Collision Accounts
Tar submarine officers testified the sub was in good order after the crash and blamed the City of Rome for not throwing a line. Both crews described the disaster with fear and details of the moments before sinking as they awoke in the battery room and moved to the conning tower.
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Lira
Rome
Jer
Goler
Lieut
Dobson
Geler
Lita
Lins Lions
Nome
Geier
Fearluz
Geer
Wimaell
Grier
Lam
Merman T. Parker
John Stewart
Parker
Chelson Naval Hospital
Borth
Submarine repair under way with divers drilling in uncertain chamber
HelE using oxy acetyline torch Reinhartsen descended to the submarine with Diver FS Grove and attached cutting gear. The miptor cone compartment adjoining the engine row remains uncertain. divers will repeat drilling and probing tomorrow if weather allows.
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Camden
Blocksland
Harry Reinhartsen
Natch
Hele
Reinhartsen
FS Grove
Repeated Charge On Shenandoah Inquiry Continues
Testimony focuses on Shenandoah crash details with Capt Heinen defending warnings issued before the disaster. Witnesses discuss pilot skill, valve operations, and ship design changes while officers seek which signs indicated danger and why the airship failed.
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Fromen
Stout
Roland G. Mayer
Mayer
Capt
Heinen
Hereth
Moinen
Survivors Describe Ship Disaster Confusion and Fraud Claims
Witnesses at the inquiry recount chaotic scenes aboard the ship Hust and the Shenandoah disaster. Claims of imposters and fake survivors surface in multiple locations, while officials note no fraud in a separate desertion case. The inquiry moves to Washington as more witnesses are called and Mrs. Zachary Lanedowna is scheduled to testify.
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Aic
Wereth
Hoingy
Mereth
Zeppelin
Lakewood
Kgmen
Melnen
Heroth
Halnen
Wilbur
Washington
Tho
Zachary Lanedowna
Chicago
Get
Fapi
Bogux
Shenandoah
Djcanter
Init
James F. Afurphy
Kash St
Zaneavilla
Ohio
Earl i. Tarson
Los Angeles
Takehurat
Naval Station
U. S
Idaho
Tle Ie
Train robber shot by detective after failed Engore
A thief who robbed two Pullman cars was shot down by a detective after a third stop. He forced a porter aside, searched passengers, and ordered a brakeman to pull a bell cord. As the train slowed, the robber exited and was shot by officers awaiting the robbery.
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Engore
Mai
Soviet Arm Shipment Detained En Route to Canton
Swataw authorities detain a Rusgizt steamer with 60 Russians aboard and a cargo of arms and ammunition believed bound for Canton from Vladivostok. Reno, Nevada records Oscar H. Flagg, a Wyoming cattle rustler-era figure and descendant of Robert E. Lee, dying at 168.
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Swataw
Canton
Vladivostok
Reno, Nev
Oscar H. Flagg
Robert TE. Lee
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