Japan Will Not Enter Any Treaty In Immigration
Japan will not enter into any formal agreement on immigration. Officials say a new treaty under negotiation in Washington is not intended to curb Japanese immigration and there is no plan to sign such an agreement. The stance aims to avoid hurting Japan’s national honor and may influence Australia’s similar expectations.
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Japan
Duke N. Harry
Tokio
Dee
Vian
Wentienten
Washington
Jana
United Rates
Shakia Janin
Australia
League invites U.S. to join disarmament consultative panel
The League of Nations formally invites the United States to name a representative to sit in a consultative capacity on the league's disarmament commission. The State Department says no decision has been reached yet, and no formal response has been conveyed to date.
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International News Service
Washington
TW 8
Leatgue of Nations
Leage
Commission On
Mayor Warns Off Loafers as City Cracks Down
Mayor declares intolerance of loitering as New Castle cracks down on vagrants. Three white men and two others cited for loitering face three months at Allegheny Workhouse or parole terms. Some are released early after a suspended sentence, but reoffenders will be sent away from the city.
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Owen
New Castle
Fae Mayer Garnes
Ohite
Magar
Bank Robbery Report Near Columbus Stuns Locals
A garbled early 20th century clipping describes a bank robbery near Columbus at the First National Bank. The robber threatened staff and fled, with details unclear due to damaged text but indicating an armed hold up and investigation beginning this morning.
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First National Bank
Must Keep Contracts In Office Of Burns
Fragmentary report states authority urges retention of contracts within office. Text references superintendent oversight and project provisions for repairs and paving. Mentions bids, contractors, and public works with unclear details and dates.
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Burns
Unclear local street query disrupts residents at aliI Way
Vague OCR fragment describes residents at Alii Way today questioned something about a street grade between Tiehned venue and Blaine. Mentions HOA owners and a group connected to a person named Hatlee and others. Details are garbled and no clear outcome.
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Alii Way
BAGO
Army tractors to aid state farming plans in York county
Harrisburg report says U S Army tractors built to pull plows and harvest equipment will be used to prepare land near the Army Reserve depot at Mare Aurl for agricultural purposes. Orchard experts will inspect trees while wartime tanks and other gear are repurposed to demonstrate modern farming methods under state supervision.
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Harrisburg
Mare Aun
Swords
York County
George G. Aatey
Hassmusser
Batata
Nso
Prize for imperfect beauty sparks fashion debate
Louise Legardi, 24, claims a $50,000 prize from a will by French militiaman Iles Carrel of Chambery for a perfect form judged against facial beauty. London artists debate whether form or face dictates true art as models are praised and critiqued for dress and posture.
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Venus
Albert Toll
Wonkan
Neville Lytton
Baril Steel Mills and Furnaces in British Columbia
A garbled reading notes Baril Steel Mills and Furnaces in British Columbia. Mentions officials and commissions related to industry, with unclear references to production and measurements. The text includes names like Majer ints and Nichol Thenpaon with advisory committees, but specifics remain obscured.
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Baril Steel Mills
B.C
Funkiest
Lee
Majer Ints
Indvattigh
Fer
Indnst
Thas
Tolligor Mills
Mean Joke Reported In Sheriff Feud Telegraphed Prank
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a dubious prank aimed at a sheriff named Mean Joke. The garbled text mentions telegraphy and a sequence of unclear actions near a place called Stubbles, with references to trouble and a dollar amount.
Toa of white man terrorizes town with wagon attack
A violent incident is described where a white man and four others threaten townsfolk with a tarpaulin covered wagon. Sheriff and officers confront the group on Corubren road as a resident defends her home and a pet weasel is killed. The attacker escapes with his beard paid and the town reels from the fright.
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Bresdrea
Barry Yen
Beret
Corubren
Studebites
Ellyoos UT
Weasel frees rats to pay for board at New Vamapetiive
A garbled regional notice describes a figure named Weasel freeing a house of rats to cover lodging costs. The text references northern New Vamapetiive farmhouses, strange rooms, and unclear events. Names and places are sporadic and unreadable.
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Weasel
House OF Rats
Dan Amini
November Electric Bill Heavier Than Usual Worries Residents
Residents report November electric bills are significantly higher than expected. The heavy charges raise alarms about usage, rates, and potential billing errors amid ongoing concerns about electric service stability and monthly consumption patterns. Local officials urge customers to review meters and contact the utility for clarifications.
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Anwar
Farias
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Ida
E. A. Peterson
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Nelson
A. Breckenridge
Washington Street
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Ghia
Balderenge
Siddat
Sandai Islands
Tia
Remington
Remingtons
Remington Phonograph Corporation
White Millinery Co
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