Venezuela Customs Receipts Start In March 1953
The addition to the protocol signed by Bowen and allies states that the percent of Laguira and Puerto Cabedlo customs receipts begins on March 1 1953 and continues through March. The first payment is due March, with further payments starting April 1923 as per the memorandum signed by Kawen Hervart De Plaoches Steroburg.
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Washington
Bowen
Laguira
Puerto Cabedlo
Herbert W. Kawen
Michael H Hervart
EL Mayor de Plaoches
H Steroburg
Blockade to be Raised Signals End of Trade Barrier
Leaton reports february 14 that blockade measures were ordered to end and ships under its command instructed to withdraw immediately. Bern confirms government telegraphs raising the blockade on the Voorzmelna coast without delay.
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Leaton
Bern
Voorzmelna
Veaugate death inquiry opens in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas the inquest into Amos Ly Maxwell’s death at the insane asylum began this afternoon. Henry Allen, chairman of the state board of charities, arrived from Salina and said the board will probe the incident with assistant surveyor general J. F. Close representing the state at the hearing. A reverend Bailey responded to the inquiry.
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Topeka
Kan
Feoty
Amos Ly Maxwell
Insane Asylum
Reveroor Bailey
Henry Allen
State Board of Charities
Salina Day
Tae Board of Charities
J. F. Close
Suorvey
Culkhell
Glass windows smashed in Kaw with an ax
Tepeew Kaw February 14 four plate glass windows were smashed with an ax by Miss Blanch Boiss a member of Mrs Nation’s circle. Damage estimated in hundreds of dollars. Miss Boise attended a meeting with Mayor Parker and has a history of raids linked to liquor. Police arrest saved other targets. sites attacked included Cope land hotel Young's Crag store Bosoms The Palms The Royal and The Nation al.
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Kaw
Mins
Boiss
Mrs. Nation
Kandreda
Dollare
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Parker
Natien
Coe
Miss Boise
Ers
Copeland
Young's Crag
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the Palms
the Royal
The
National
Hazess
Philo
Vast 19th Century Ambitions Signal Growth Across Sectors
The report outlines patent growth with 27 276 grants in the United States last year, a new typewriter firm capitalized at 1 595 020 dollars, and plans for major projects from Portemouth gas plants to Brunswick meat facilities employing 6 000 workers. It notes infrastructure pushes, railway manpower shifts in Amsterdam, and experiments with compressed air in future artillery.
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United States
California
Portemouth
Philadelphia Locomotive Works
New York
Brooklie
Hrunswick Ga
Missouri House votes against Kisks bill repealing collateral inheritance tax
Missouri legislature reports unanimous opposition to the Kisks bill repealing the collateral inheritance tax. The measure would have cost the state university about 259 thousand dollars annually. Other items note a Washington dispatch on a legal matter, prison term actions, and local community events in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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Jffersom City
House of Ways and Mene
State University
Bouss
Hains Ss
Salige County
Government Aid Reforms Draw Bipartisan Attention
Government aid programs face renewed scrutiny as lawmakers press for changes. Officials from multiple committees warn against waste and call for streamlined funding. The debate centers on efficiency, oversight, and ensuring targeted relief reaches affected communities.
Chicago Hotels Note on Frozen Weather Issue
A fragmented Chicago note mentions hotel concerns during cold weather. The text references Cleveland and a landing or street door, indicating confusion or a miswritten clip about lodging and winter conditions in the city.
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Cleveland
Two Judges Offerings and Political Quips Reported
A Kansas City Journal note recalls a judge seeking delay more often than others while a Chicago News quips that President Roosevelt never feels the week complete without offering Judge Taft a federal job. The fragment hints at partisan media banter amid early 20th century politics.
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Kansas City Journal
Roosevelt
Judge Taft
Chicago News
Duels and scandals light up Paris and stateside pages
Paris reports Maz Regis, former Algiers mayor, fencing and pistol duels following a private dispute with La Berdergas and later threats of further violence as crowds gathered. In Missouri and Minnesota, juries discharge or debate murder cases, wills spark charity plans, and public notices of wrongdoing, property losses, and marital turmoil unfold amid a broad roster of local incidents.
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Maz Regis
Algiers
Snader
Pattin
Will
la Berdergas
Regis
Jacques -Landan
de Sacco
Regia
la Balderqua
Kansas Legislature Debates Courthouse Vote and Insurance Bills
Kansas Senate discusses a measure to authorize a county courthouse without a public vote, with amendments for public submission. Multiple senators push bills on road viewers, licensing life insurers, and company cancellation of agents. House and Senate clash over tax plans, school levies, railroad liability, and public notices amid broader legislative action.
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Kingman County
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McKnight
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Allen
Lfe Insurance Companies
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Neosho
Porter
Noftiger
Vause
Spraatie
Tall Fur
Oreer Meade
Waggesarr
Keith
Coffeyville
District Court
Munntgormeery County
Dy Menas
Beloit Indias
Echol
Deawateinie Asylum
Pr Telly
Amurdock
Hill
TnseeTlomty
Ponticent
Washington State’s Birth Rates Spark Debate on Families and Policy
A fragmented report discusses shifts in family size and birth rates across states, noting rising concerns about population trends and government data. It references United States policy, births, and regional comparisons, mentioning household patterns and demographic measures amid a broader national discussion.
Striking Readers Hear Darrow and Kner in Taft Era Hearing
Amid a dense Athracie Commission session, Mr Darrow and Mr Kner spoke on the coal strike. The proceedings occupied five hours, covering nearly every strike phase, with a long reception at the end noted by Chairman Gray.
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Anthar
Deere
Weewiek
Hennes
Darrow
Kner
Gray
Santa Fe Trainmen Wage Talks Reach Little Accord
A Topeka conference between Santa Fe officials and trainmen yielded no definite wage increase. A conciliatory mood emerged, with A Garretson of the Order of Railroad Conductors noting a strike is unlikely if negotiations proceed smoothly. The goal remains higher wages, with potential concessions but no guarantee of success.
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Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe
Waren
Partiva Mu
A. Garretson
Order of
Iomot
Roadmakers and Gond Conference Opens In Detroit
Twenty five states represented by over 100 delegates at the American Roadmakers and International Gond Konda conference first session in Detroit. President N S Earle and Mayor Maybu welcomed delegates before committees receive resolutions on good roads. In the afternoon lawmakers discussed the Brownlow Gill at deneth while stories of local progress and highway improvements were shared.
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Detroit
Mich
N. $. Earle
Maybu
Martin Dodge
Ofshington
Brownlow Gill
Deneth
Mayor and City Officials Named in Paperwork
Fragmentary OCR lists city roles including mayor Harley president, city clerk Newmark, police judge Moore, treasurer Brooke Street, superintendent of Fire Department, cemeteries Seyion UH, city engineer March, and others in a Belle County setting with several unreadable fragments.
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Ibetonth
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Manley Marabal
Preauice UO
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Lebtoey
Nellie G
Weigber
March City
Hulland Whealer
Markets by Wire and City Livestock Report
Markets by wire show grain bids and dairy notes, with wheat and corn prices for May and July deliveries. Kansas City grain details and Waco and Chicago livestock figures accompany a plea from workers for clothing and crochet books for children, asking merchants to assist with donations and delivery.
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Ion Bar
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