Harding Will Not Dictate Settlement Of British Debt
President Harding will not dictate the settlement of the British debt. Representative Mondell says Congress should act quickly and the president will let nongressmen work out a solution. Mondell notes only 20 working days remain and urges immediate attention to the debt question this session.
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Washington
Et. d
Harding
Congress
Mondell
Thepublican House
Mifvding
Ihin
Mondell Beloves
Base Ways and Means Committee
Ganiuta
Sie
Johnson
Cabivernia
Sene Democrats
Selyvos
Johnie
Great Damage in Hawaiian Tidal Event
Reports describe heavy damage along Hawaii islands with major flooding on the windward coast. Four Japanese lives were reportedly lost and Hilo endured widespread inundation with wreckage, fish driven ashore, and residents evacuated to higher ground. An earthquake farther offshore was blamed for the tidal surge.
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Hilo
Lland
Hishlands
Fire damages home on Colman Street in furnace-related blaze
Fire at 1 Colman Street yesterday noon caused about 8000 dollars in porch and 400 in goods losses. The furnace overheated and 145 feet of hose were used by the department to reach the hinge area. Second fire at the home in weeks. Roberson, a colored man, saw a smaller blaze put out with minor damage.
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Colman Street
Nes
Robernson
Ehen
Narrow Escape From Burning Home At Sturgeon Fire
Joe Riggs of Sturgeon escaped injury when his wife Mrs Riggs narrowly avoided the flames in their home which was destroyed by fire this morning. The widow was awakened and fled with only her spectacles as the roof began to collapse.
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Joe Riggs
Sturgeon
Riggs
Howse
Bell Telephone Employees’ Association Plans Picture Show Evening
The artittic chapter of the Bell Telephone Employees' Association will hold a picture show party at the Grand Theatre tonight. The traffic chapter has thirty three members and most will attend the party, a social event for local workers.
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Bell Telephone Employees' Association
Grand Theatre
Doughboys From Rhine To Resch Home Wednesday
Doughboys aboard the steamship St Mihiel 406 miles from home near Savannah face a stormy reception as the eighth infantry command led by Col. Walter T. Bates returns from France. Nine hundred officers and men sail to welcome home in a delayed parade, with families awaiting the war’s end and notes of relief from Washington.
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United Press
St. Mihel
France
Atlantic
Eighth Infantry
Walter T. Bates
Georgia
Rhineland
Bell Telephone traffic department workers form core group
Local report notes employees connected with the Bell Telephone traffic department as principal members. The rattle chapter plans significant work this year and aims to make their branch a strong unit within the association.
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The
Bell Telephone
Rattle
Intel
Doubtlass
associaWon
Mrs W G Brooks Wins Poultry Show First Prize
Mrs W G Brooks of town area exhibited fine fowls at the Farm Products show last fall and won first prize on capons. Fowls averaged eight pounds each, bringing Stampers 27 cents per pound and a total around 800.88 dollars. Brother-in-law Jd J Clark brought in a large batch of chickens, making the Brookses among Stamper’s largest customers as the poultry market grows in the state.
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W. G. Brooks
Ist
J. Chirk
Moberty
Excavation Near Tutankhamen Tomb Delays Reveals Gold Chariot
Work at the Nile side tomb of Tutankhamen stalls as crowds gather in fine dress to watch excavations. Royal prisoners and guards arrive. a gold chariot from the tomb is found highly preserved and destined for public display next Wednesday at the Pharaoh’s newly exposed chamber.
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Nile
Tut-Ankh-Amen
New Bus Arrives for Moberty Routes
Clavenes Rohuel operates the new conveyance brought to Moberty to replace the old bus. Robuel expects to run the fresh bus tomorrow while Miss Sue Judl of Fulton joins Mrs. R. M. Johnston for the upcoming millinery session.
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Aew
Moberty
Clavenes Rohuel
Sergice
Robuel
Sue Judl
Fulton
R. M. Johnston
Souson
Court Opens For February Term At Gleduit Court
The February term of Gleduit court opened with reads of docket items. Cases include the state against Margaret Hardin charged with liquor at her place, Bal fintave, continued. Margaret Simpler sought a writ via attorney Lolly. application overruled. Mrs Sampler, charged with disturbing the peace at a dance, was tried by Justice Minshall and sentenced to 40 days in jail.
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Gleduit
Ole Doaket
Alio Ness
Tugainst
Miregaret Hardin
Sampler
Dane
Minshall
Stewart Land Fraud Case Advances with Continued Proceedings
In Kansas City Missouri February the Welk and Stewart land fraud case involving a $60,000 Rio Crande Valley sale faced delays as the court of appeals ordered a continuance on a nolo contendere plea. Federal Judge Van Valkenburg rejected the plea and jury panel questioning continued while government counsel pursued the matter.
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Kansas City
Welk
Stewart
Rio
Crande Valley
Court of Appeals of
St. Louis
Nolo
van Valkenburg
Chicago Battles Severe Cold and Fire Spree
Chicago faced a brutal 24 hours with about 200 fires reported by the fire department amid extreme cold. No major damage or deaths occurred, but many residents fled homes and six were seriously injured by the cold as temperatures lingered near freezing.
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Chicago
Hell
Witte
Adirondack Deer Herd Spooked by Night Fire
Percy Wylefield awoke in Adirondack woods to find a deer herd surrounding his burning vehicle. The deer fled when the glow reflected on snow and trees, leaving the guide startled as the night fell silent and the fire dwindled.
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Saranda
Nso
Percy
Reinfield
Courtney Pond
Wyelefield
Unneday Swamp
Weather Update Forecast Tonight Through Tuesday
Partly cloudy conditions with warmer air tonight across the region. Tuesday brings cooler pockets in the northwest while the southeast stays warmer and more unsettled.
Unclear Obituary Fragments From Charleston West Virginia
Fragmentary notes describe Uncle Jim Sutter aged 116 and a county poor farm resident in Charleston West Virginia. Text mentions tobacco heart and longevity cures, a street scene with tobacco and drink references, and admonitions about medicine from physicians. Details are incomplete and scattered.
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Charleston
Virginia
iPeb
Jim
Glacier Trail Secretary Letter Reveals Highway Plans
A letter from Avis Fuqua of the Glacier Association outlines highway and publicity efforts along the Glacier Trail. The secretary notes rail and road expansion, a Missouri to Chicago route, and an information bureau being established in St. Louis to aid travelers heading toward Minnesota and northern Missouri.
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Wpuqua
Ie -Glacier Assotiation
Muqua
Sagar
Missouri
Sumer
Minnesota
Chicago
Phis
Moberly
Gheeler Trail
Putoan Information ‘Bureau of Or Own
St. Louis
Avis Fuqua
Ielosa L Chuninber
Chess-Shute
Kansas “City
Whisky runners and temperance board actions described in Washington dispatch
A Washington dispatch describes long range efforts to curb whisky smuggling as the three mile limit off New Jersey is debated and as temperance advocates from Knoxville and the Methodist Episcopal Church push for stricter measures. Edward Sanford, recently appointed by President Harding, takes an oath of office amid ceremonial duties. The report notes public sentiment and legal approach in the temperance effort.
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Washington
Jeresey Cobst
Boarde of . Temperance
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Knoxville
Tenn
Edward Sanford
Prident Harding
United States Supreme Omeith
Sanford
Blunders Hidden Among Today’s Classifieds
A fragmented line hints at errors amid the day’s advertisements. The text suggests a misprint or misdirection in the classified section as readers search for a correct answer among listed ads.
British and Turks On Verge of War
Lausanne talks falter as Britain and Turkey near conflict. Ismet Pasha rejects terms while British and French envoys urge peace. Ambassador Child mediates amid uncertain prospects for resumed negotiations.
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London
Ebrua
Angard
Turkey
Tutsallack
Mosul
Dnd
Britain
James Pasha
Great Britain
Sineaiy
France
Ismet Pasha
Mieenbinel
Marquis Quinon
Parig
Rome
Lausanne
Richard Washburn Child
Child
Farmers push for price reform and rabbit trade notes
A Kansas farmer movement advocates production cost plus small profit pricing to ease costs amid warnings of wholesale failure. Reports describe rabbit breeders in Galveston forecasting rabbits as pivotal in future wars and an officer’s murder suspect sought aboard a tanker after Mexical port incidents.
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Wichita
Wells
Lyr J
Sears
Pho
Ehlerding
Aoman
Eblerding
Galveston
Texas
Alexican Porta
Pil Arquin
Los Angela
Sargeant John
Itsgerald
Arquin
Mian iLrom
Mexico
Porta
Federal probe sought into Missouri liquor violations
Letters urging a federal investigation accuse local authorities and the attorney general of lax liquor enforcement. The missive cites affidavits against W. C. Shupp of the Anti-Saloon League of Missouri, alleging a $500 permit payoff. Copies were sent to Missouri senators and representatives.
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St. Louis
Harding
Daughterty Aid
Mellon
Missouri Qranch
Vassistant
Oak
W. C. Shupp
Anti-Salaom League of Missouri
Missouri
Senate
House of Epresanta Lives
Fire in Wichita apartment building leaves two dead
Early today a four story Wichita apartment building burned destroying the structure. Firefighters recovered two bodies, one believed to be Carson Woods, but the victims were so badly burned they could not be identified. Eight persons were seriously burned and four listed as missing with the cause under investigation. Meanly many residents fled in nightclothes seeking emergency care.
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Wichita
Kans
Kansas
Wirenen
Carson Woods
Kan
France Tightens Grip as German Frontline Struggles Intensify
Fragmentary report describes French forces advancing near Ingelheim and clashes near Berlin. Injuries and casualties linked to train collisions and protests surface as police attempt to disperse groups. details unclear amid chaotic wartime dispatches.
Harsh winter sweep hits central states as cold spell extends
Fragmented OCR report notes a severe cold wave across East and South regions with thawing in some areas while the Middle and North remain frigid. Snow and sleet affect Texas Florida and Oklahoma while communication and travel face disruption amid the ongoing storm system.
Unclear fragmentary notice from sheriff reports
Fragmentary text indicates sheriff and officers at night inspecting an illicit matter with unclear who was involved and whether misinstructions occurred. Details are unreadable and no definite entities or outcomes are identifiable.
Musicians Ban Unclear Feast Event Noted
Fragmentary text suggests a musicians event with ban implying formal gathering or union omen. Details about venue dining and rooms are unreadable, leaving the main action and outcome uncertain.
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