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A garbled OCR page outlines political figures and institutions with many broken names. The text referencesWales, MLA, and various undetermined committees, with vague mentions of elections, debates, and policy discussions. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
World Notables Guests of Gridiron Club Dinner
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Saturday Gridiron Club dinner with mentions of public figures, political tones, and references to the 1920s era. The piece blends depictions of attendees, references to speeches, and scattered names, hinting at a high society event tied to wartime and political motifs.
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Simonds on the Anglian treaty and naval arms limits debated
Frank of Simones notes in Washington that proposals for a League of Nations pact could bind the United States and risk entangling alliances. He criticizes Article 10 and warns against surrendering rights to collective security and naval limits, urging caution before ratifying any accord.
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Finance Committee Advances Plan to Fund War Debts
The Finance Committee approved a funding plan for war debt obligations and revised the bill to be brought up in the Senate on Tuesday. Details show allocation for interest payments and administration costs, with the committee signaling support and urging swift action in the upcoming session.
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A note requests residents to supply name and address to publish a communication in good faith. The message states the debate cannot be printed beyond the department’s mile without a signature and offers optional nonpublication of address.
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