Secretary of State appoints David H. Milles editor of treaties
The secretary of state announces the appointment of David H. Milles of New York as editor of treaties. He will collect and publish all international agreements to which the United States is a party.
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Iron Coast to Tow Air Pacif ic Coast Tea Area Feature
The report notes a Lake region transport service feature tied to the coast and mentions a large sum, nearly 2.5 million dollars, reflecting a peak year’s price rise. It references multiple counties and a regional transport plan.
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Notable Wedding Sparks Reformist Vision in 19th Century Tale
A fragmented, reformist monologue imagines a reformer calfing power and virtue, criticizing corruption and hypocrisy. It envisions an elected leader influencing church, law, and social order, ending with a wedding procession as a public milestone.
Prohibition Debate and the American Character in France
The analysis discusses Prohibition's outcomes in the United States, noting widespread violations despite Jones law penalties and the impracticality of enforcing a nationwide ban. It argues liquor issues reflect national character, urges moderation, and praises America for striving moral leadership globally.
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Hope They All Do London Creep at Empire Theater
A garbled report describes unrest at a London venue with nine recounts of surprise events during a show. Workers face dismissal amid management clashes and a hostile strike environment. The piece hints at tension surrounding the Empire theater and its leadership.
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Siet
Nunes Court Ruling On Trust and Duty
A Court of taith rules on responsibility for entrusting a dangerous agency to incompetent hands. The decision centers on liability for a misused authority amid concerns over misappropriation and negligence.
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Court of Taith
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Divorced Again Mrs Mackay Remarries Dr Blake in France
The former Mrs Clar ence HH Mackay divorced the famed war surgeon Dr Joseph Blake on July 2 and became Mrs Katherine Duer Mackay Linke. The romance with Mackay’s telegraph company husband and their three children ended as she sailed to France to wed Dr Blake. Reports say she also may have wed a Canadian nurse, Mise Drake.
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Drake
Spanish pilot Franco quits amid plane loss near Azores
Franco departed in a plane that vanished for two weeks near the Azores and was rescued by a British carrier. He faces charges for switching from a Spanish to an Italian aircraft against government wishes amid adverse conditions.
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Arkansas Thing school grant approved for construction
A local school in Arkansas received a grant for construction projects. Officials stated the funds will cover renovations and new facilities, with timelines forthcoming and stakeholders awaiting detailed plans from the district administration.
Zeppelin Flight Delayed by Pleas of Women Passengers
Graf Zeppelin commander Br Hugo Ectener halted takeoff to hear pleas from Mrs George Cruise of Syracuse and Mrs Mary Pierce of New York, delaying the flight as authorities considered their concerns.
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Missing Danish Ship Believed Afloat
A fragmented item notes concern over a Danish vessel possibly afloat and references to government views on censorship and presidential authority over military and foreign relations. The text is garbled but hints at naval matters and executive power. No clear dates or names are recoverable.
Dry Law Victim Sentenced With Delayed Execution
Thelsta Halland of Los Angeles has been sentenced to five years for possession of two liquor stills. Her execution is postponed due to her expectant condition so the child can be born outside prison. Rev J Z Cochrane of Missouri criticizes prohibition enforcement for lacking discretionary powers.
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Los Angeles
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J. Z. Cochrane
Missouri
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