Britannia Returns to Sea Race Under Royal Budget Limits
London May 29 Associated Press King George V's 30 year old racing yacht Britannia has been repowered overhauled and fitted with new running gear and will race again this year. He says he cannot afford a new big yacht and aims to revive yachting for spectators noting that big expensive vessels are costly beyond reach for kings and syndicates alike.
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Associated Press
London
King George
Britannia
Festival Music Will Feature American Conductors In Asheville
The thirteenth biennial festival of the National Federation of Music Clubs runs June 9 to 17 in Asheville North Carolina with a Festival Symphony Orchestra of 45 first chairs and a Festival Chorus directed by Charles N Boyd and Henry Hadley respectively. Contests for American composers and young artists run before the convention and a Children's Day is set for Junior clubs. A Sunrise Sing is planned for June 13 in the new Montreal auditorium eighteen miles from Asheville with a morning program of chorals and odes.
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Associated Press
Asheville
N. C
Uail American Music
National Federation of Music Clubs
Grove
Europe
America
Henry Hadley
Charles N. Boyd
Montreal
Last Garibaldi Son Ricciotti Critically Ill in Rome
Gen Ricciotti Garibaldi, the last surviving son of the Italian patriot, is reported critically ill in Rome. He fought in the 1860 war for Venice, led volunteers in Greece, and served as a deputy in Italy. He also distinguished himself in the Franco-Prussian conflict and fought against the papal army.
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Ricciotti Garibaldi
Rome
Faure
Venice
Ricciotti
Monilerdonde
Varigniano
Greece
Garibaldi
Halls Catarrh Medicine Offered for Local and Internal Relief
Local disease catarrh described as influenced by constitutional conditions. Halls Catarrh Medicine combines a local ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to aid cleansing of the system. Sold by druggists for years, Chaney & Co Toledo listed.
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Over Eare
Chaney & Co
Toledo
Unclear quoted plea interrupts morning routine
The passage shows a fragmented dialogue where a person questions whether a wife objects to a planned Sunday activity. The scene shifts to a sleepy wake up, with a character uttering a vague farewell and a wish to attend church.
BAILY LABBON IN HIVORY MAY 25
Fragmented summary notes list various historical events and figures including a Swiss inventor, a Crimean War reference, a Danish boundary order, a Bohemian soldiers' monument in the United States, and the 1919 Ohio State Board of Arbitration decision with Allied movements in Italy and France.
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Patriek
Virginia Hotee
Burresses
Farote
Chuephos Daye
Diev
Geneva
Switzerland
Fechant
Arnoof Crarbes Abert
United States
Italy
Rome
France
Supreme Court orders SP to abandon Central Pacific ownership
The Supreme Court of the United States directs Southern Pacific Railroad to relinquish ownership of the Central Pacific Railway as of today May 2. The ruling affects control of a major western railroad sels.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Supreme Court of the United States
Central Pacific Railway
Garden party honors Dorothy Derby and Jemilie Hassell
Mrs C M Fish and Mrs HM CG Hall host a Wednesday garden party at Mrs alt home from to 7 pm in honor of Miss Dorothy Derby and Jemilie Hassell. The Junior Senior Tanknet event is to be held at the Hotel tamilion at 6 o'clock in the evening.
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S. Volpe
Virginia Penn
C. M. Fish
HM. CG. Hall
Dorothy Derby
Jemilie Hassell
Alt
Tamilion
Elizabeth Dunham Leaves Webb County for Home and Visit
Miss Elizabeth Dunham public health nurse of Webb County Chapter of the American Red Cross will depart for her home in Gallien Kentucky for a thirty day visit to relatives and friends. Other local residents plan travel to Chalveston New York and Comfort for summer, with social gatherings noted at the City Circle WMS and Heights Circle WMLS of the Methodist Church.
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Elizabeth Dunham
Webb County
The
American Red Cross
Tlailen
Kentucky
W. M
Methodist Church
J. J. Crawford
AD Set Buenz
Chanlain Wright
Bosworth
Jesus
Mesdames A
Smith
Loftus
Frye
Fenner
Beckham
Jinsi Evans
Ayler
Chanlaia
Evidence turned over to Justice in veterans bureau probe
Associated Press reports in Washington on May 24 that some evidence from the senate committee inquiry into the veterans bureau has been sent to the Department of Justice for possible criminal action. The charges relate to fraud in dental work at veterans hospitals and actions on hospital site purchases and other bureau property.
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Ty Associated Press
Washington
Senate Committee
Veterans’ Bureau
Department of Justice
Veterans
Bureau
Times Daily offer for daily watch subscription
Advertisement notes a daily newspaper opportunity with a 60 cent monthly price, urging readers to subscribe to The Times.
Rumor Says He Will Resign Amid Cabinet Action
The report from Springfield cites an Associated Press wire claiming General Daugherty plans to resign. Washington sources note the Justice department probe and cabinet pressure. however, officials deny imminent departure and say he remains at work while investigations continue.
Convict Now Safe in Dallas Alert Sighted
A report from Cherokee community members states a convict was escorted to Dallas after a disturbance at Andevegtis Crossing. Officers cited the suspect when approached at Sarmiboise, details unclear.
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Dallas
Associated Press
Fitchsomsville
Pesan
May S.davis
Sherri Roenkees
Pia
Andevegtis
Pott Thewest
Bay de
Weceldie
Crockett
Davis
Toad
Improved atmosphere in talks on fourteen held foreigners
Despatches from Tsaochwang report a strengthened impression of progress in negotiations for the release of fourteen captives held in the Pao Psaku mountains.
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Associated Presa
Tientsin
Demrdit
Pao Psaku
Memorial Day Proclamation Urges Honoring War Heroes
Indianapolis May 2 Abvin Os?ley national commander of the American Legion recalls sacrifices in a proclamation urging a fitting Memorial Day homage. Let us reconsecrate resting places as shrines to Free America and commit to advancing the ideals for which they died.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Abvin Owsley
American Legion
America
The Pledge From Everybodys Magazine
A tale of two men Pat and Mike who overindulged in drink, a father forces a promise to pledge, they set off in the morning toward the pledge with one suggesting a drink at a saloon before returning. The story notes their plan to avoid breaking the pledge after the father’s warning.
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Pat
Mike
Pricers
Everybody's Magazine
Joe Folk Bead and Associated Progs Update
Fragmented OCR notes mention Joe Folk Bead and Associated Progs with scattered mentions of Mork Veer 2h Pie and Wingates Pop. Reading is unclear. no coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
Sweeping Budget Cuts Blocked by Legislative Veto
The cameral educational department faced large cuts as 25,000,000 dollars was voted. Efforts to prevent all appropriation bills from advancing failed, leaving education programs and proprieties at risk of elimination.
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Presa
Netctig
Wests
Jilin
Opposition Wins as House Rejects Revenue Cuts in Texas
The Texas House vetoed a plan to reduce school funding and block major appropriation cuts. Lawmakers adopted a resolution opposing a repeal of a regular appropriation and defeated the Melson amendment. The Senate backed Wood Hill to separate insurance and banking department funding, and immediate adjournment without new revenue measures was urged by the sub-committee report signed by Senators Davis Clark Fairwin and Lidgeway.
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Austin
Texas
House
Teelay
Melson
Senate
Wood Hill
Insurance and Banking Department
Centennial note and regional association meetings
A century mark is observed for Jolin Phillips the first mayor of Boston as Wiscon sin marks its seventy fifth anniversary. The American Railway Association opens in Montreal for a three day session. Frederick Maryland hosts the Potomac States Association annual convention at the Baking Industry gathering with Virginia Maryland West Virginia Delaware North Carolina and the District of Columbia represented.
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Wisconsin
Curon
American Railway Association
Montreal
Frederick
Potomac States Association
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware
North Carolina
District of Columbia
UIL Han Faces Heavy Charges In Alabama Stock Case
A report outlines charges against UIL Han over stock dealings in Alabama. The article mentions fraud allegations, unidentified executives, and references to a company and leadership contest. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Incomplete OCR Conveys Conflicted Labor Narrative
Fragmented text describes a worker and wages with references to values and payments. The garbled lines mention Asaph, Pettitt, and others, plus a figure of 600, suggesting an earnings or compensation note amid unclear context.
Kiwanis Convention Report Sparks Public Affairs Debate
The Kiwanis international convention covered by Associated Press focuses on public affairs. Attendees debated civic duties and a proposed charter amendment while outlining community service goals and future partnerships.
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Atiotta
Tai
Wawanis Cabs International
Standards Adopted for Cotton Trade Under Act
A joint group of Kenyan exporters and government officials approved new standards for cotton export under the Cotton Standards Act. The act requires official quality certification for cotton shipments to U S ports and aligns with international commerce norms. The sponsors supported world wide area standards and urged adoption of the new framework effective August 1.
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Associated Preuss Woashistat
Jendip
Othe United States
Tierstate
Foreden
Jena Newspaper Marks 269th Birthday Anniversary
The Jenoisehe Zel ute om didly newspaper notes its long history since 1704 founded by Bar thaemaw Green. It highlights Napoleon's 1806 Prussia defeat as the era’s major local event and mentions ongoing publication by descendants of Johann Jadvyig Neuenhahn.
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Associated Press
Jenoisehe Zelute Om Didly
Avadlaids
Boston News
Barthaemaw Green
Jenasgehe Zeitung
Johann Jadvyig Neuenhahn
Napoleon
Jena
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