Farm Women To Form An Organization
Chicago Jan 4 Protests by farm women overwork and oppression follow steps by the American Farm Bureau Federation for a national organization of farm women. Mrs Izetta Brown of Kingwood West Virginia says farm women awaken to their potential and campaign for improving country life. They form clubs in communities work to improve school water supply and living conditions, aiming to keep children on the farm and counter city views.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mes
Izetta
Kingwood
W. Vo
Alont
Viarians
West Virginia
Federal reserve survey notes broad activity in bills
Washington January 4 reports a lesson in demand for bills of acceptance but notes broader activity in the federal reserve survey.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Survey
Two Children Die in Flames in Cairo Fire
Two children identified as Glasdyn Hogan and Marie Hogan perished in a blaze at a still. Police attribute the explosion to the fire and subsequent destruction of Hogan’s home. The incident remains under investigation with unclear details and statements from witnesses.
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Cairo
de Marie Hogan
Glasdyn Hogan
Alstern
Thaninco
Hogan
Dieliquer
Dente Hogi
Ettiee Bleddcon
Get-Together Club Meeting Set For Tomorrow
The Get-To gether Club plans a regular meeting at the Delovan Cafe tomorrow noon. A minimum of 40 members is required to continue the helpful luncheons. Tir Jones has taken on arranging responsibilities and asks for full support by attendance.
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Delovan Cafe
Tir. Jones
Aranging
Palm Beach boys and girls to night school instead of jail
Municipal Judge Joe L. Kerman launches the Society of Opportunity program with Rotary and elites backing a night school for youths under 21. Textbooks, clothing and a structured course in reading spelling writing and arithmetic will be provided. Classes run 3 30 to 6 80 for girls and 6 20 to 9 30 for boys at the city school building.
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Wri
Palm Beach
Fla
Dan
Ihitvtate
Munteipail Court
Giture
Joe L. Kerman
Rotary Cin
Selo! of Opportunity
Suboo
Juilpe Horna
Riddle
Police
Matthews
Busttons
Karin Wan
Hinwif
Claiaes
Farm chairman denial outlines legislative check on act
Drummond, the farm congress chairman, agpiew the La Mollette charged with an agreement to check legislation to repeal the guaranty section of the transportation act. Glass plant goes into receivership in Lowell amid litigation. Names and dates appear in a tangle of garbled text, detailing petitions, temporary receivers, and transfers of property as creditors look to recover assets.
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Washington
Drummond
Farm Congress
Agpiew
la Mollette
Naval experts report progress at armament conference
Associated Press reports practical completion of the naval experts’ report to the naval committee of the armament conference. The subcommittee agrees on a five percent effective ban on Chinese tariffs. Meetings may be held today or tomorrow to review replacement schedules and scrapping methods for ships to be eliminated from signatory powers’ navies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Battleship North Dakota Collides With Brit Shipper
An Associated Press report from Boston notes the battleship North Dakota collided with the British schooner T. R. Bentley off Cape Tortuga. None of the crew were reported injured. details of the collision follow-up actions were not disclosed.
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Boston
Jan d
R. Bentley
Cape
Revue
Pilot Butte Drilling Plans Delayed by Snow Storm
W C Taylor of Billings arrives in Pilot Butte to arrange sinking operations south of the river. A heavy snowstorm delays start for up to a month. Maurice Singer of New York holds a drilling contract in 2085 acres in the Pilot Butte field, Eureka Oil Syndicate of Billings plans immediate activity with W O Taylor overseeing rig erection and operations.
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W. C. Taylor
Billings
Mont
Pilot Butte
Thermopolis
Wyo
Maurice Singer
New York
Werea
Eureka Oil Syndicate
W. O. Taylor
Eutela Bynficatr
Vary
Wyoming Field
Binger
Suond
Woman Loses In City Election Debacle At Brnvill
In Brnvill South-Corulina Dan, Addie Tathaany contested the mayoral race amid a heated city council playoff. The result ended with a narrow defeat and ongoing debate over ballot procedures and local leadership.
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Brnville
South
Corulina
Mile
Ciro
Watutli
Lavahon
Kiwanis Election Postponed to January
Election of Kiwanis officers in the Chil chapter was postponed until January due to unspecified reasons. The delay affects all slated officers and shifts meeting and selection plans for the chapter.
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Sheare
Kiwanis Chil
Janvery Oe
Rope Around Neck Of Men When Buried
Rufus P Hubbard of New York testified to the Senate committee that in three disinterred bodies from France a rope lay around each neck and a black cap covered the face. He said coffins bore no identifying contents and noted soldiers were hanged without trial in France.
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Washington
Rufus P. Hubbard
New York
American Graves Registration Service
France
Senate Committee
Watson
Georgia
Hubbard
Beautiful Glock Gift Arrives for Brower Family at Christmas
The Browers near St. Louis receive a rare hand carved clock frame from a German hunter carver, sent by Mrs. Brower’s brother. The piece, once part of a Kaiser era art collection, features intricate game carvings, crossed guns, a dewlap hunter motif, and a cuckoo that calls hourly.
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F. S. Brower
Browers
Black Foreste
Germany
St. Louis
Canty
Feukoo
Battle over IrIH Peace Treaty heats up in Dail row
A heated debate in the Dail surrounds the IrIH Peace Treaty amendment. The proposal, backed by Asapelated Prens, aims to modify the treaty terms and assign responsibilities between England and other stations. The session rages as parties clash over legality and implications.
New Years Eve Bridge Party At Local Home
An informal New Year’s celebration unfolded with a group including Mrs. Minnie Ryans, Mr. Bulbert, Mrs. Coolidge, and others. The attendees enjoyed a supper table and then played bridge as the evening progressed.
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Vleleck
Iva Gueebe
Did Mig
Coolidge
Bulbert
Minnie Ryans
Lowlp
Mia
Lieale
Miners Ignored as Union Calls Off Meeting
In Indianapolis on January 4 Associated Press reports the coal operators of the central competitive field postponed a planned meeting with United Mine Workers officers led by President Lewis. The purpose was to set a date for wage negotiations to start next April. Lewis said the meeting was canceled because operators would not meet with miners, stressing public interest and urging a joint session to resolve industry issues.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers 101 Amperien
Pittsburg
Lewis
Wyoming Hands Off Radical Groups as Nonpartisan League Forms
Wyoming officials and business leaders meeting in Thermopolis forge a unified response to radical movements. The Wyoming American Association forms to counter extremism and promote constructive state development, with Arnold B. Larsen directing operations from Thermopolis.
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Mountain States
Denver
Polorado
Wyoming
Nonpartisan League
Facu
Clwzber of Commerce of
Thermopolis
Perm Bureau
Pred B. Marvin
Mountain States Banker
William C. Tdeming
The
Tribune
Cheyenne
Q. R. Hugeny
Guarantes Regintry Co
Casper
Wyoming American Association
Arnold B. Larsen
Jwerutary
Fragmentary note hints at transport and plan details
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a gas truck and plans involving a carrier or event near Texas. Specific names and clear details are absent, leaving uncertainty about the exact actions, locations, and involved parties. The terse text references a map, movement, and possible scheduling notes without full context.
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Texas Co
Minder
Myening Post Oller
Pious 70
Meeting of Powers Arranged in Cannes for Allied Unity
Allied premiers open private talks in Cannes to save Europe from economic disintegration and keep the entente intact. Lloyd George and Briand discuss preliminary details of a conference with the allied supreme council to meet Friday. Experts note progress on a British plan for an international financial corporation to manage credits and exchange, possibly currency.
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Associated Press
Cannes
France
Europe
Lloyd George
Briand
Allied Supreme Council
International Financial Corporation
Wyoming auto theft witnesses held in Douglas
Mrs Blanche Leonard and Miss Grace Thompson of Lusk Wyoming are held in Douglas on auto stealing charges linked to a Casper man. They were returned from Aberdeen South Dakota by Lon Roach and will serve as witnesses if the casper thefts are not proven.
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Douglas
Wyoming
Blanche Leonard
Grace Thompson
Lusk
Wyo
Casper
Pooth Douglas
Aberdeen
Lon Roach
Oklahoma City Storm Disrupts Tulsa Power Lines
A severe night storm caused heavy damage in Tulsa, knocking out all power lines and wrecking storefront fronts. Debris littered streets and the Tulsa Tribune office could not operate.
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Ity Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Mroeta
Tulsa Tribune
Two Women Found Dead in South Dakota House
By Associated Press ABERDERN January 4 authorities investigate deaths of two women and illness of two men found inside a house that night. Police say it is not yet determined if poisonous liquor organ fumes caused the tragedy.
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Associated Press
Aberdern
South Dakota
The
Polien
Bitter exchanges over treaty ratification amendment
Shortly after opening, Dull, De Valeris and Arthur Criftivh clashed in sharp exchanges over the amendment. De Valeria announced he would move an alternate proposal tomorrow, head amendment to GM's motion for ratification of the treaty.
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Associated Press
Dhlin
Dan
Wpunion
de Valeris
Arthur Criftivh
de Valeria
Immense floods hit canal zone in Namua region
Torrential rains swept Pulra River in the province causing severe inundation at Hurlen and nearby areas. Homes and properties suffered damage as authorities mobilized to assess losses and assist affected residents. Local officials warn of continuing high water and urge caution along flooded zones.
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Vanama
Dan
Pulra
Hurlen
Proposal for a World Bank and European relief plan
Senator Owen proposes a European federal reserve bank tied to the American system with gold backing to stabilize world economies. He suggests delaying World War I debt payments for fifty years, halting sinking fund collections for ten years, and spreading Europe debt payments, with a three percent interest rate, merging interest with principal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Owen
Oklahoma
Senate
Owens
United States
Europe
Snowstorm disrupts rail traffic across Northeast Nebras
LATE TELEGRAPH OMAHA Jan 4 reports one of the worst snowstorms in years sweeping Northeast Nebraska Northwest Town and Southeast South Dakota. Railroads report heavy traffic delays and difficulties in movement. Livestock peace was entertained as a note of caution amid the severe weather.
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Omaha
Nebras
Northwest Town
South Dakota
Miners protest sparks march toward non union area
Morgantown dispatch reports Sheriff Yost traveled to Scotts Run coal field where miners gathered to protest the alleged Gilbert Davin King non union work. Also Norris proposes constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college by popular vote. In Cleveland, 16 to 20 injured, two fatally, as an interurban car derailed near Boon after a broken flange.
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Morgantown
W. VA
William Yost
Scotts Run Coal Field
Here
Minwrs
Gustom Run
Gilbert Davin King
Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Presa
Cleveland
Boon
Hart Among Defendants Named in Prohibition Indictment
Harald L. Hart former federal prohibition administrator in New York was named among a batch of defendants in an indictment returned by the grand jury probing enforcement of the Volstead Act authorities disclosed today.
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Associated Preas
New York
Jan. d
Harald L. Hart
State of
Averet
Chinese government accepts Japan terms on Shantung dispute
AP dispatch from New York reports Wee Ting Fang confirms Peking accepted Japan terms in the Shantung settlement. Canton envoy Ma Bao in the U S says Chinese delegates were instructed not to press. Wellington Koo denies the reported settlement during the Washington conference.
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Associated Press
New York
Wee Ting Fang
United States
Peking
Japan
Ghantung
Tokio
Ma Bao
Canton
Shantung Awe
Wellington Koo
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