Japan Presses for Mandatory Control of Yap Cable Route
The article notes Japan’s stance that mandatory status over Yap would equate to Germany’s prewar control, with Tokyo arguing the Yap route’s cable link to Shanghai was shifted during the war. It details Japan’s suggested replacement cable via Gaum, and cites U S ratification and moral considerations. It also reports a rejected Korean commission motion in the Japanese Diet led by T Nakano.
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Toklo
Japan
United States
League of Nations
Couneil
Supreme Council
Equator
Wilson
Germany
Shanghai
Loo-Choa Islands
Formosa
America
Nichi Nichi
T. Nakano
Fearful Railroad Disaster at Porter Inn
Twenty seven people are dead and over 100 injured in a wreck at Porter Inn Sunday night. A westbound New York Central Interstate Express No 151 collided with a derailed Michigan Central No 20 The Canadian near a junction. Officials blame failure to observe stop signals by the Michigan Central crew.
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New York Central
Allies Discuss German Terms Before London Conference
Allied leaders including Foot and Wilson met Lloyd George and Briand to shape German terms on reparations and disarmament. They aim to press for military and economic penalties to sway Germany if it resists the proposed reparations and disarmament plan. The German government has been informed of the principal topics to be discussed.
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London
Marshal Foot
France
Sire Henry Hughes Wilson
Ehief
Hitt
Spen
Lloyd George
Briand
Civrindny
Destroyer Woolsey Sinks After Pacific Collision
A naval disaster off the Pacific coast of Vietnam leaves one enlisted man dead and fifteen missing with two injured. The destroyer Woolsey broke in two after a collision with the American steamer Steel Inventor while being towed by Aaron Ward. Ward and Philp rescued 112 Woolsey survivors.
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Washington
Woolsey
Steel Inventor
Vonama
Ani
Aaron Ward
Philp
Ward
Military Leader Wounded in Irish Duty Report
Military leader General Wurready, commander of Irish troops, reportedly suffers a bullet wound to the shoulder amid ongoing conflict. Spanish officials note a foil in a terrorist attack as Deputy Quiera Det dio engages in a firefight with attackers, with injuries reported.
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Dublin
Wurready
Ireland
AM Albisende
Fort Niebt Age
Weil Lo
Folce
Medrid
Quiera Det Dio
Tin 4 Halli
Araiet Wes
Bet
Vienna’s Poor Invent New Odd Jobs For Existence
The Viennese poor create unusual livelihoods from carriage-door openers to watermen washing wagon wheels and coke grave diggers, driven by hardship. A few exploitive schemes emerge, such as students selling nonexistent firewood. A dancing couple earns 40,000 crowns monthly at a popular night spot, highlighting shifting morals as wealth fuels daring careers.
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Trac
Vienna
Schottengymnasium
Wolf decoy plan targets notorious Colorado bandit
Federal hunters will use the three legged wolf “Bandit” as a lure to trap the pack led by “Big Lefty” in Colorado. The legend says the wolf escaped a steel trap eight years ago and caused heavy livestock losses, but Bandit will not be killed.
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Denver
Big Lefty
Colorado
Big Wolf
Ostend
Father Sells Girl for 10 Cents a Pound
Lexington reports Stanford Kentucky farmer George Isaman jailed on a charge from his daughter Annie eighteen that he attempted to shoot her after she refused to honor a 10 cent per pound sale of her to Joseph Zubra. The Isaman family is said to be respected in the rural area and Annie is described as pretty and well educated.
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Lexington
Stanford
Lincoln County
George Isaman
Annie
Joseph Zubra
Isuman
Taylor Hound Old Limber Faces Home Stay Over Mansion Plan
Tennessee governor Alf Taylor vows to veto any appropriation to build a home for Old Limber the famed fox hound. The nine year old hound remains in east Tennessee with a strong voice in political lore, never moving to Nashville, and the governor argues the dog belongs in the countryside where he can survey the mountains and countryside he once hunted from.
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Naashville
Old Limber
Tennessee
Happy Valley
Guv
Alf Taylor
Quinter
Old Limder
Taylor
East Tennessee
Ife
Tenhensee
Tennessa
Hot Alaha Con
Paris Housing Crisis Forces Couples Toward Reconciliation
Paris faces a housing squeeze as divorced couples struggle to find separate lodgings. In one case a pair rented one apartment while remaining legally apart, then reconciled and shared space again, illustrating the harsh reality of scarce dwellings. The story follows eviction, homelessness fears, and a court case tied to a string of apartment moves across Paris.
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Paria
Ander
Feil Dead Tow Dierarer, Mivk Rete Giseane
A fragment reports a death scene with names Edward Yonelia and Vives yeare old, notes an elderly sexton and a local tragedy. The readable text is partial and unclear about the exact circumstances or location.
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Feil
Mivk
Giseane
Edward Yonelia
Sexton
Panama on War Verge as Porras Declares Defense Move
President Belisario Porras proclaims war powers in Panama after asserting invasion by Costa Rica. Nation mobilizes ages 18 to 40 for military service as arms shortages hinder government forces. United States potential arms support cited amid canal treaty obligations and regional Central American tensions.
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Panama
Costa Rica
Americ
Colombia
Bogota
Conta’ Rica
Belisario Porras
Dactea
Coto
Pauvams
Boras del Toro
United States
Denby Named Navy Secretary With Roosevelt as Assistant
Denby accepted the navy portfolio and pledged to keep naval power at peak readiness. Theodore Roosevelt Jr., son of the former president, will serve as assistant as the administration pursues the current naval build program and aims to reduce armaments through agreed measures.
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Wepte
Navy
Roosevelt
Bt Aie
Bidwin Denby
Salmpuon
Theodore Roosevelt
Measure to Safeguard Rights
Senator Borah of Idaho introduces a bill to protect all residents of America against oppression by administrative law. Bomb’s measure seeks to bar entry and search of homes and offices without warrants, regardless of citizenship, aiming to defend constitutional guarantees.
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Washington
Borak
Idaho
America
Bomb
Indian Women on Warpath Seek Vole Rights
Old Town reports Penobscot women pressing for voting rights in tribal elections. Some progressive tribal members argue a woman could be a wiser chief than any male, while Attorney General guidance clarifies the scope of acceptable involvement.
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Old Town
Are
Penobscot
Uribe
Young Girl Finds Relief In Braneville
A Braneville incident describes a young eighteen year old who endured a cold and mockery at work. She sought relief and returned to work each day while feeling humiliated and confused.
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Braneville
Ind
Uae
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