Notable Utterances on Kellogg Pact and Armament Limits
The Kansas City Star reports on discussions by British and American leaders regarding the Kellogg Pact and naval armament limits. It notes Prime Minister Baldwin and Coolidge’s positions, contrasting British and U.S. aims, and calls for adherence to pacific principles while evaluating cruiser and capital-ship limits.
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Nsas City Star
Sue Nerfory
Guild Halk
London
Europe
Mr. Baldwin
Stanley Baldwin
Washington
Py Coolidge
United States
Britain
Ay Baldwin
Ation
Andards of Defense
National League of American Penwomen to transform Mrs Southworth home
The National League of American Penwomen purchases the Georgetown residence of Mrs. E Don Southworth to create a national home and preserve her complete library. The effort honors her 30 year literary impact with works like The Phantom Bride The Fatal Secret and The Haunted Homestead.
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Washington, D. C
National League of American Penwomen
League
Laurens Levierre
Thaneat Moves to Quell Subversive Plots in LA Times
A fragmentary Los Angeles Times item notes a notable figure confronting schemes to overthrow the Thanet government and halt Soviet influence. The piece highlights the humane approach to quelling dangers posed by red agitation and political trouble growing over years.
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Los Angeles Times
Jaugiz
Untitled Memoir Fragments on Food and Tuning in Lima
A jumble of notes discusses celery sauce and a fish dish with steps for cooking and straining a mixture. It references piano tuning twice yearly and a timing window of two to four months. mentions Lima Callao and a 19th century governance decree about a public benevolent asylum for 200 persons and poverty relief.
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Lima
Ogpo
Callao
Lezuia
Lima Society of Public Bene
Modern Crimes Fragment Raises Unclear Language
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person found in a puzzling situation with references to crimes and English phrases. The readable portion is incoherent, lacking identifiable names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
Leashed 43nd Muzzzle From Buffalo Evening News
Leashed notices and garbled phrases appear from a Buffalo Evening News clipping about Allenbure Ontario scenes. A warning sign reads DANGER HOT DOGS AHEAD. The text mentions Willie Lars and a muddled, musical motif with unclear actions.
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Buffalo Evening News
Allenbure
Ontario
Willie Lars Ther
Musiara
Fragmentary wartime note hints at reservations and bonds
A garbled excerpt references tribes, moving to Monians, reservation notices, and government bonds from the thirties. It describes a secretary advising ahead wiring for reservations and mentions a United States bond context amid disjointed dialogue.
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Sous
EL. M. A
Cis States
Frisco's Old Chinatown Shows Blending East And West
A fragmented newspaper piece contrasts San Francisco Chinatown’s modern oriental storefronts with enduring Chinese customs. It notes new merchandising styles by shopkeepers, shifting architecture, and tensions between old traditions and Western influence amid local politics and daily life.
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San Francisco
Canton
Shanghai
Christown
China
Sun
Sen
Jackson Street
Ara
New China Movement
Sidelights on Nicgregan From Time
Fifteen presidents of Latin American republics received a stirring appeal last week urging protest against the crime by the government or the White House. The message asserts duty to act diplomatically or by arms to defend free and sovereign nations.
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White House
United States
Arkansas votes on evolution teaches Genesis over biology
The Arkansas referendum pits Genesis against Darwinism as voters choose whether public schools may teach evolution. The result bans evolution teaching for state funded institutions and forces teachers to present creation as the common origin of humanity.
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Arkansas
Smith
Hoover
Genesis
Fragmented Dialogue and Radio Rebroadcast Notes
The text records a chaotic dialogue about earning money from a husband and broadcasts, noting rebroadcast stations and interference. It also includes a child asking if a young man is present and a family exchange about the mother, followed by a description prompt about the native flag of the Philippine Islands with blue and red stripes and a white diamond.
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Philippine Islands
W. Oo
Cosmos Club Founded in Washington in 181% Founding Date
The Cosmos Club was organized in Washington on November 16, 181% with 66 members, including residents and non residents. The club has since grown, though the fragment provides limited further details about current membership.
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Cosmos Club
Fs, A. Tt
Washington
Good Business in All Lines Promises Continued Industrial Expansion
An optimistic analysis notes tech advances in transportation, power, and chemistry fueling wealth and a bullish stock mood. Markets show rising securities, high entry costs for exchanges, and widespread appetite for risk despite cautions.
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America
Canada
United States
Canaoa
Produce Exchange
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
Floating Deck Passes Red Sea and Gulf of Aden
Singapore sinking deck of 500000 tons left Tyne on June 21 for an 8000 mile voyage to Port Said and through the Suez Canal. Split into two sections the leviathans cleared a desert route past Suez with Dutch tugs guiding the way as they crossed the Red Sea and reached the Bitter Lakes and Port Tewfik.
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Christian Science Monitor
Suez
Singapore
Tyne
Port Said
Suez Canal
London
Port Tewfir
White Desert
Red Sea
Altairs
English Channel
Strait of Gibraltar
Ferdinand de Lessens
Owever
Tvro
Kantara
Ismailia
Bitter Lakes
Port Tewfik
Perim Island
Alden
Colom
Carmel
Fragmentary Excelsior Row Scrape Mentions Numbers
OCR fragment mentions dated numbers and names with unclear context. It references Excelsior analysis and a possible time stamp or code like 05 TL IT W25 or 24. The readable bits show a garbled sports or record line without a complete event or outcome.
Whales Surface Rituals and Posthumous Float Behavior
Anomalous notes describe how whales surface while alive for breathing and how their bodies float after death, with observations on buoyancy and movement at the water’s surface.
More Women Elected to House as Record Voters Turnout
The national election brought a record number of women to Congress with seven women winning seats in the House. The delegation includes incumbents and new faces led by Mrs. Oretee Kann of California and Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers, among others, reflecting a historic female surge in representation.
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Congress
Wall Street Journal
House of Representatives
Oretee Kann
California
Edith Nourse Rogers
Asettz
Eooe Et Rate
Five Years Dictator Celebrated Across Spain
The fifth anniversary of the dictatorship in Spain was marked with a grand Madrid procession to the royal palace. Citizens from all provinces filled the streets as banners rang and bands played. The Times lauds Franco’s leadership style, noting his mix of courage, efficiency, and rough but humane governance appealing to many courtiers and common people alike.
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London Times
Spain
Madrid
Royal Palace
Margies de
Spein
Hho
Sandino's Push For Nicaragua to Join Central American Dependency
The letter argues for Nicaragua to align with Central American nations and Cuba under Augusto Sandino’s leadership, dismissing U.S. supervision of elections. It claims U.S. officials, including Henry Stimpson and Frank McCoy, influenced the campaign and disqualified rivals, asserting no real choice existed for Nicaraguans in last week’s vote.
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Nicaragua
Panama
Porto Rico
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Augusto C. Sandino
Augusta Crideron Sandino
United States
Calvin Csoli
Jose Ate
Moncada
Ses
Henry L. Stimpson
Oral
Philippines
Conserva
Adolfo Benard
Washington, D B. C
Eefor
United States Chess Department
On Wen
Scrdina Uiberal
Emiliano Chamorro
Electoral Commission
Frank A. McCoy
United State
Monchada
Benard
Rione Cada
Wilkes and Early Antarctic Claim Recall in Explorations
Boston Transcript notes how early expeditions like Wilkes 2 Squadron opened southern seas and hinted at an Antarctic continent. It recalls public doubters of the era and contrasts with modern expedition rhetoric amid curious, fragmentary details.
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Boston Transcript
Charlies Wilkes
Pacific
Columbis
Wilkes
Women in Congress from 1940s era described
The article notes a surge of women in the U S House of Representatives, highlighting Ruth Bryan Owen daughter of William Jennings Bryan and Ruth Baker Pratt as notable figures. It references Senator Medill McCormick and discusses shifts in party representation and demographics among elected officials.
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Medill McCormick
Mark Hanna
Ruth Bryan Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Florida
Ruth Baker Pratt
Fragmented OCR Text About Officials and Language Gloss
The readable parts discuss a senator in history Felton of Georgia and a German title set as an English equivalent. It questions the meaning of a word in a context about a huge measure or speech and mentions courtesy for a day.
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Histo Felton
Georgihe
Tae Ole
Tran Ata
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