Not 10 BE IGNORED onLeS PLAN WAS NO SUPPORTERS
In Washington on May 22 the House Opposition to the Board of Generals report argues against four permanent military restrictions. It suggests Atlanta pork spread fear and warns a ten or twelve unit system would shift power to Pennsylvania, while opponents expect changes to prong the field in Texas and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee
Board of Generals
Washington
Alles
Br Board of Cerverals
Antonia
Simone Chansne
Rejen Monge
Seesioy
The
Spies Annies
Hylile
Wilburdee
Gorrine
Ajaut
Lee Hall at Washington Report on Philippine Aid Inquiry
In Washington The Post notes May Cap Tee Ha visits to discuss American policy and the Philippine aid question. The article mentions a committee hearing, a White House role, and the aim to clarify support before the OPEC matter and broader U S foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ieee
Opec
Possible Effect of Anthracite Trust Probed by President
A report from The Post outlines a potential presidential inquiry into the anthracite coal trust amid wool miner strike tensions. Officials discussed possible government action to regulate or dissolve the trust, with affidavits suggesting immediate steps if warranted.
Crumpacker Unable to Attend Negro Instruction Event
Crumpacker cannot attend the school of instruction on the Negro as He Is. A preparatory program in Washington May 12 and Indianapolis figures are mentioned. The piece notes disappointment and questions about accepting Thenea and Hampson’s invitation to view the native element.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apedal
SUN prKer
Indiana
Hampson
Fort Arthur Port of Entry Bill Moves in Senate
The Senate committee plans to take up a bill to make Fort Arthur a port of entry on Thursday. A strong effort by residents, led by John W. Gates, aims to secure full port status. The scene includes politicians and a White House staffer, with local families lingering over the act as debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Washington
Senate
Fort Arthur
John W. Gates
Judge Melts
Hobs
Port Arthur
New Lightweight Champion Gans defeats Frank Erie
Joe Cons the leewey notes: heavyweight pugilist Gans wins by sudden power early in the bout. Erie, of Firt Erie Ontario, struggles as Gans lands a hard right on the jaw, ending the match quickly. The crowd watches as the new lightweight champion secures the title with decisive blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Gang
Frank Erie
Erie
Joe Cons
Leewey
Gans
Pdos
Frank
Erde
Ruined Churches Prompt Texas Delegation Departure
Asheville reports a Southern Baptists convention in North Carolina adopted a report on rehabilitating the Hugust churches in storm ravaged Southern Texas. A Houston doctor and other leaders spoke on federation of Baptist schools and church rebuilding as delegates prepared to return home after four days of sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
XN. C
Texas
Southern Baptiste Convention
B. F. Riley
Houston
Methodiat General Conference
Weenlon
Pallas
Wexng
Worrow Mening
de J. M. Carroll
Eant
Federation of
Whstehor
Richmond
Federa de
Cuobah Wilasowers
Imanetetdse
Brother Ace
View
Hakata
Relypa
Carter
Kateina Worrougls
Secretare
Coe
PRA
Eeeweetel Pia
Aeston
Chi Waeuyt
Mile
Hiyjary
Ehipler
Ktorkda
Mere Wb Wren
Mike
Ennalanar
M. Wager
Mira Teal
Jo Or Vowett
Miescunl
Brelek
Noth Carottiat
Ciker
Wheeler
New Yorks
Choate
ULL Ruskendall
Miles Aileen
Niiwa
Willeway
Mina
Sika Alfrest
Tawatuna
Tkabeina Acuwots
Uineliy Ieee
Vel Boples
OT Fia
Hugae
Prranten Tie
Darth
Coro Atainen
Cuetec
Mheida
Elatie Wits
Stary
Brawl at the Ring Ends in Gane Victory
The match ends in a decisive finish as Gann rushes in and Frye falters under pressure. Whiteside and Hintehed Gednting watch from ringside while Avro of Hegre boasts the crowd. The outcome hinges on superior technique and timing as both boxers trade blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aros Ward
Gann
Frye
Ans
Jjow
Avro
Hegre
Aime
Connate
Congress Grants 200 Dollar Aid for Suffering Victims
The house approved a broad relief bill allocating 200 dollars for sufferers. Members from Texas Alabama and Tennessee backed the measure with Underwood and others among its supporters. The vote tally and adjournment followed in the afternoon session.
Louisiana Legislature Sees Compliments to Trusts and InsuranceRates
A transcription of a Louisiana legislative session report notes reactions to trust endorsements and a call for increased insurance premiums. Governor Heard urges rapid action on proposed appropriation for flood relief and infrastructure, while lawmakers discuss redistricting and apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heard
Chamjerlain's Diarrhoea Remedy Promoted for Travel
A vintage styled promotion urges travelers to carry Chamjerlain's Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel relief on journeys. The ad touts it as pleasant, effective, and reliable for immediate use aboard a car or train.
Great Earthquakes Recorder Dusty Recap of Historic Destruction
A garbled chronicle describes ancient quakes and volcanic eruptions with scattered place names such as Miewrhig and Agthiote. It mentions massive loss of life and references a distant volcanic event in a long-ago era with uncertain dates and origins.
Dan Tweak Chaos Traced to Vast South American Disaster
A fragmentary report describes widespread destruction across Chiucas Venerol Quito and surrounding regions with vast land loss and fatalities. It notes a large number of people dead or missing and names a central event involving a drips law and a tectonic upheaval affecting Port and Concrp tion areas.
Earthquake Devastation Echoes Through Biblical Era
A fragmented report recalls an earthquake said to have occurred in ancient times during Ahab's reign. The text references vast casualties and earth’s upheaval, but the passage remains garbled and unclear on precise figures or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahab
Vaetih
Great Loss in Libson as Sixty Thousand Reported Perished
An early report claims sixty thousand people perished in a six minute disaster. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference is made to a widespread catastrophe. The piece mentions figures and places but cannot confirm precise names or locations.
Explosions Hit Japan Amid Lava and Rain of Debris
Reports describe a sequence of explosions in Japan with lava flows reaching fifty feet and debris raining across towns. Eyewitnesses report damaged infrastructure near the volcano as authorities assess casualties and the pace of the eruption.
Port Royal Disaster Report Echoes From Sea
Mixed readable fragments describe a shipwreck near Port Royal amid confusion and missing details. Names appear unclear but a New Mexico or California location is cited alongside a person named Birks and a San Mediie reference.
Convulsions in India Amid Indian Ocean Earthquake
An earthquake in the Bay of Bengal caused a large river flood in India. Reports describe widespread tremors near Calcutta and the Ganges valley as scientists assess the aftereffects and water levels rise in the region.
New Grat ers Opening In Troubled Town
A fragmented report describes a new establishment opening amid confusion and poor communication. The piece mentions locals debating safety, health concerns, and the need for reliable services while noting unsettled sentiment about the venture.
Mrs Muidgan Hopes Husband Is Alive Amid Worry
Reading damaged dispatches from New York on March 2 shows Mrs Muidgan cherishing the hope that her husband, Captain Gerkei Muggrah of the Horalaw, may be alive. Almont is overwhelmed by fear as Mes Migenh, wife of the Boraima’s second engineer, expresses distress and disbelief over the missing crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muidgan
New York
Almont
Migenh
Gerkei Muggrah
Horalaw
Aina
Joly Moira
Boraima
Five Generations of Men Dominate Ment & Ubande Vintage Describe
Five generations of men claim design leadership for the Ment and Ubande Vintage. The text notes competition superiority in 1901 and highlights regional references in Texas. It mentions a May 12 event and individuals Mr and Mrs Ho Cerny among a reading of local agricultural and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdv
Fragmented OCR News Note on Philippine Policy
The text reflects a fragmented report about the United States stance on the Philippines and governance. It mentions Mr. Foraker editorials, Senator Gobble, and Mr. Patterson, with references to neutrality or policy shifts and a questioned government structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trostee
Combi
Poller
Foraker
Tenor
Cola
United States
Philippines
Reid
Mr. Patterson
Sandstorm at Kaufman Hits Town
A sandstorm swept Kaufman on March 12 causing strong winds and reduced visibility. Local residents reported heavy drifting sand and property concerns as crews assessed damage and cleared affected areas.
Unclear Text Item Missing Coherent Facts
The readable phraseology provides no verifiable names places organizations or dates to construct a factual summary. No distinct event action or outcome is evident from the supplied material.
Port of Sabine Sees Secluded Shipping Move
Fragmentary text hints at a port activity or shipping update involving a six member group. Readable names or places are not clear, but the fragment suggests discussion of vessel movements or logistics at the Sabine port.
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Onles
Hanna
iBnivtlal
Agert Letion
Lee Hall
Iaeh
Maoltie
Crumpacker
Washington Notes
Irs
Corics
San Antonio
Berteson
Han
Holgeckers - Powell
Newman
Powell
Investigarisny
Southern Baptist Convention
Techy Mountain News
Fey
West
Lidifes
Underwood
Cho Lal Wit
Het Etc
Necatine
Buyses
Eyinn - Ala
Hines Tpm
Tanto Comme
Menn Ton Snidernes
Tenn
Win
Underwood ' Ali
Willen Mise
Hesse
Louisiana
Fe Eerniey
Citvlirin
Miewrhig
Gihio
Aiba
Amattea
Celio
New Madnd
Hani
Garagas
Cuil
Chiucas
Venerol
Amante
Quito
Talia
Port
Vti
Cartionobe
Judea
Antioch
Libson
Kihei
Vibe
Dali
Japan
CRI
Port Royal
Port Rosal
Wolwenke
Roytin
Tai
India
A. Peete
Ganges
St. Pierre
Mr. Prenus
Kock
Takand
Arade County
Ho Cerny Ware
Lizera Te
Norfolk
Kiam
Mammoth Clothier
Poerness
Leonard
Theo
Bering, JR
C. L
Theo, Bering, Jr
Capitol
Ohio
Serate
House
Byfferard
Telrad Staten
Ponte
Packers
Pricas
Elie Boifay
Kaufman
Tesom
Perece
Ubijiy Niienes
Negra Kiltd
Bay Guy
Port of
Sabine
James Bute
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