Senate Gallery Uproar Over Praga Pact Talk
Washington reports a four hour Senate gallery clash as Senator Reed faced protests during a debate on the Praga Pact. Demonstrators rallied, applause clashed with calls for order, and reactions echoed across the chamber as foreign policy strategies were debated.
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Do You Know First-stv on The Houston Post Ad Space
A fragment notes that more than 250 national or foreign advertisers fill the Houston Post column with their products. The reference mentions vast advertising volume measured in millions of lines, indicating a broad promotional reach in the period.
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Telephone Cost Explanations Stir 70 Council Debate
Representatives from the telephone company and city officials argued over service charges including 150 for directory changes and 32 for two new lines. The discussion covered operating costs, federal control, and alleged justification for fees as 42 exhibits were presented.
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Troop Movements Reported Across Jugostavlia Front
Prem report cites insurgent Stavap commander at Prams as saying troops are shifting from occupation into Jug Hay territory. Forces reportedly crossed the Duga-Aavin line, occupying Tiana heights and threatening further action as Italians seek Allied support to secure a potential landing at Fiume. US reaction and safety measures under discussion.
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Damage and Rescue Efforts Amid Massive Survey
Report details steps for a complete survey after a catastrophic disaster. Deaths and missing rise to about 495 with new bodies found. relief efforts include food and clothing to homes, municipal aid expanding to feed 2000 workers, and rapid progress in clearing wreckage. Police and guards increased presence as restoration continues and authorities coordinate with military units.
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Local Rumors Spark Questions About Police Inspector
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a police investigation and alleged misconduct involving a high ranking official. Mentions rumors, timelines, and unnamed parties connected to events at a lane or estate, with references to payments and probes. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled source.
Mob in Telephone Girls Strike Shuts Police Action
In a chaotic incident tied to a telephone girls strike, police halted a mob after unknown assailants targeted workers. Three young women were involved, with threats issued to disrupt service. Authorities intervened at the scene to restore order and secure the access point amid tense confrontations.
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Fragmentary OCR text shows unreadable sequence with no identifiable people places or events to anchor a proper summary. No coherent item can be derived from the readable fragments.
Unclear labor strike details at major conference
Fragmented OCR text hints at a large strike involving labor regions and industrial coalitions. Mentions Wilson administration figures, party alignment, and national labor debates. Context suggests a historical labor movement at a big conference, with references to the era’s political figures and unrest.
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