Troislature Will Not Be Recalled, Hobby Announces
In a long wrangle over appropriations and control, the board of education and lawmakers clash as attempts to recall or repeal measures fail. Key figures debate powers of the governor, legislature, and agency heads while public funds and oversight hang in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roeving
Wererjte
Rey
Chater
Jean
Cope
Callatera
Ak Hale
Emimie Abe
Nolan
Ford Favors War To Enforce Peace If League Fails
Ford argues for another war to enforce peace if the League of Nations fails. The piece references 1916 actions, the National Fund, Mexican border issues, and debates in Congress and the Senate about armament and international policy. The article reflects wartime rhetoric and Ford’s stance on preparedness and national defense.
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Ford
League of Nations
Cain
Mary Ponte Lawnf International
Henry Ford
National Fund
Ovat Prenaiania Distehuie
Mts
Breyen
Railroads face new freight rate review amid protests
Washington reports the railroad administration will permanently shift freight forms affecting the South and North Atlantic trade. Hearings disclosed proposals to raise export rates, potentially diverting thousands of tons of freight away from crowded seaboard routes. The action follows protests and debates in Tyatip Chambery and Treo ir af Pablo Arvion, with coverage continuing on the second page.
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Washington
Abot Felabt
Newtust
Adaltratiog
Eanpol
Aleandy
North Atlantic
Railroad Administration
Aly
Pennestenaia Inc
Seamen Strike Expands to Foreign Liner Ships
An undated press report notes that seamen's strike action has spread to foreign lines. It mentions American seamen abroad, international solidarity, and new ship navigators preparing for potential scale. Norwegian and Swedish crews are cited, with Britain also referenced amid broader labor unity. The piece implies negotiations and potential responses from shipping authorities.
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Tesla
Swedan
Salegnter Bai
Simon
Ad Bop
Post's Campaign Manager Is Busiest Man in Town
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a campaign manager and events around a political race amid noisy, unclear lines. It references a busy campaign figure and a speed of activity in town, with scattered phrases about races and public attention.
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Post
President curbs "Prussianish" in military justice
A crumbling wartime transcript describes President Wilson’s intervention at Llington Field cases noting several death penalty sentences and a shift away from harsh military tribunals. The document recalls legal actions, personnel names, and the uncertain final outcomes amid wartime pressures.
Calendar notes and weather hints from daily brief
Calendar items list various events and local happenings with scattered names and dates. The text mentions plants, weather cues, and social notes, reflecting a period style calendar page with brief entries and marginal details.
Fragmented War Memoir Fragments and Names
The text presents garbled notes mentioning Americans, war end, officers, and various names such as Cavan, Hi ftopen tonner, Calebudeneuer, Mrsan oom, and Toni Chalom. It reads as a damaged OCR passage with scattered references to events, locations, and individuals from a wartime context, lacking a coherent narrative.
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Wahlencton
Ameran
France
Cavan
Amcowny
Aisbeger Ahiewe
Toni Chalom
Airmen Die When Plane Falls at Humble
Airmens fatal crash near Humble leaves Donald He Aihley and Conrad dead and several injured. The wreck occurred during routine operations as the aircraft encountered trouble shortly after takeoff from Ellington Field. Bodies will be forwarded to next of kin with official notices pending. hospital care continues for the injured as investigators review the incident.
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Donald HE
Aihley
Mechasir
Wand Kileune
Cash
Conrad
Piles
Ena
Mamie
Aesaralag 10
Witviens
Flagton
Maine Aero
Ellington
Storm in Senate Rages Over Shantung Cession Debate
A chaotic Senate session focuses on Shantung cession terms amid fierce exchanges and procedural maneuvering. Key figures debated concessions, alternatives, and the impact on foreign policy as negotiations stretch into uncertain outcomes.
Thursday Picnic Day Report Sparks Kiddies Euphoria
The Post Picnic Day celebration draws families to Bloom Park on Thursday July 7 with free events for children. Local organizers and community figures promote kid friendly activities and a matinee by Ideal Puppetock Company while readers are urged to clip coupons and attend.
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Willams
Ton Wood
Blom Park
Avinos Bas Pasa Report Details Missing Items
Fragmentary item notes a military absence and buried remains with references to a total amount nine dollars and a later inquiry. Names and exact places are unclear, but the language suggests a brief notice or internal report about missing or delayed information and associated costs.
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Board OF Control
Bill
Gandit
General Pershing
Eigen Phox Moe
Oui
Ems Tring
Amipayes
Genero
Weres
Pound
Eney
SULR
New York
R. R
Doug Wa
Stock Exchange
Pele
Llington
Wilson
Wagner
Pheatient
Hoy
Win Fang Liena
Thy Tabby
Lee Hotel
Wae Hargyal
Athens
Wien
Ari Teyundroc
Dave
Pevere
Macrurey
Bavins Bern
Derek
Seraimental Dumasilery
Smseiaeen
ABC Vines
Surrey
Wasminaton
Bry
Andy Tanti
Gene
Grogey
Declanes Saciatell
Humble
Machine of
Houston
Aero Company
Mr. Wilson
Wal
Europe
Bena
Vo preOene
Evry
Justis Tor
Herriot
Owen Netra
Aveo
Hetey Tanh
Wee Uaierserie
Neoeaska
Rosa
Demeara
Fonsey
A. Pout Bey
Puapere Tock
Kiddien Thape
Houston Post
Mlouston Post
Cegulator
Loase of Representativ
Panne
Senate
Skrm
Illare
Atlee Titook
Marge Thoresmor
Dovarnar
Duhinne
Avinos
Etedsoe
Ste Sena
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