Harding Seeks Diplomatic Candidates Amid Trade Debate
Frank Lowden of Illinois may be named Ambassador to Great Britain as Harding searches for tactful, capable men to serve as U.S. diplomatic reps in South American capitals. The president aims to advance trade with the region while protecting American farmers, with Sen. Harding's supporters pushing for his entry into public life.
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Illinois
Great Britain
Sonat Hardink
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Jugvies
New York
South America
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Argentina
Tromerica
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United State
Lena Harding
O. Lowden
Court of St. James
Herding
Kansas
Aranex Association of Nations
George AL Wolm
Wastington
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Wilson
Warren Harding
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House Passes Finance Bill Over Veto In Senate Action
Jan 4 report from Washington notes the House and Senate moved to override President Wilson's veto on a finance bill. The vote tally favored overriding the veto with 66 members voting yes, four voting present, and others opposed or abstaining.
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House
Pullatiny Shington
Revu Fitante Corporation
Dhead Wilson
Senate
Grkee
Wits Bou
Nenbers
Arthur Mometer Howja dike the ewelathes
Mer fry celebrated he esent by sky rece ceptingg to 4M wl
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Mer Fry
Balloonists Expected To Reach Railway Saturday Morning
Balloonists who landed at Moose Portors Ont are reported en route to the railway expected Saturday morning. The expedition, led by a balloon team chief, faces delays and supply issues as they attempt to reach the Missiside region and transport gear by dog teams and a telegraph line reports progress.
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Iti
Manclean
Ottidson Meay
Ted Mant
Ieee
Ate Naval Baloonists
Moose Paetors
Ont
Whrentpea
Ondssing
Vanse Baerory
Daniel Tua
Die Hardsen Bay
Arottira
Tuitians
Doe
Nenpest
Geleurapl
Matter
Ity
Idoight
Veronberth
Foreign Affairs of This Country In Vexing State
The article surveys unsettled disarmament talks and diplomatic rifts with England over oil and France over German cables. It notes looming political transitions and stresses that the United States faces strained trade, limited diplomacy, and major powers' tensions as it reevaluates postwar foreign policy.
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England
France
License Court Date Set For February 14
A notice outlines license court for February 14 to hear applications, with actions tied to beverage control and alcohol licensing measures. It notes court under the Prohibition-era framework, detailing proceedings and penalties for violations, and mentions calendar arrangements and possible hearings later in the year.
New Concern Secures Plant In Long-Running Effort
A translated and partially garbled report notes a new concern securing a plant amid extended negotiations. Details mention potential investment, workforce prospects, and regional impact, with references to management changes and expected production start timelines.
Mail Plane Burns in Frisco
A damaged fragment reports a mail airplane catching fire in Frisco with the wreckage affecting nearby areas. The incident references a forced landing and Fire Department response, but many details are unclear due to unreadable text. No confirmed casualties are stated in the readable portions.
Enforced Vacation Policy Impacts Thousands of Children
The article reports a broad mandated break affecting about 4,600 children in Chicago amid a government action. It notes disruptions to daily routines and schooling with unclear timing and enforcement details, highlighting concerns from families and local officials about education and welfare during the period.
Destruction Of Capitol Not To Stop Assembly
Destruction of the Capitol did not halt assembly as damage was limited to key rooms and priceless state records, with prompt action saving many items. Repairs and cleanup are underway after the incident, and officials assure continuity of government proceedings.
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Capitol
Revival of Auto Industry Gains Momentum
Fragmented OCR text mentions revival signals in the auto sector and references to key players and markets. It notes potential improvements in demand and production, with mentions of names and places that suggest broader industry optimism and associated investments.
Fifteen Years of Perfect Sunday School Attendance
A Cleary Ledger style note records residents with long streaks of church attendance. Members and families from Central Christian Sunday school, Lane and Pennylvacde, are listed for consistent participation each Sunday over many years, including William Street, Heckford Street, and Drumiven, with names such as Mrs Annie Latier Lake and Ruth Shaffer among the attestants.
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Ceatral Christian Tthy
Lane
William Stree Sell
Heckford Street
Annie Latler
Eile Wees
Vicela
Mir
Rubbeb
Stiilay Schol
Charles Posaith
Bark McCrosick
Goes To Tell Cuba She Must Act At Once
Fragmentary OCR text references an international issue involving Cuba with scattered phrases about urgency and warning. The readable portions mention Roald Baty and a general sense of diplomatic pressure, but concrete facts are sparse.
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Cuba
Little Library Mouse Reports On Second Excursion
A fragmented diary style notice describes a Little Library Mouse hearing tales from new arrivals since midnight. Readers encounter garbled names and place clues, mentioning Penny, Matty Hooke, and a hotel scene while notes hint at ongoing events and possible future pages.
Citizen's Week Plans In Local Calendar
A chaotic OCR note outlines events for Citizen's Week including meetings and committees. It mentions Moe SP and MonWay afierien Hatin, the Association of Penieyt, and Beart aoe fehl Arvetor. It references Jolligen pte and Bod Crom subcommittees with names like Girevuy tte and DH Lewy, and notes gatherings to be held in New Gaathe and at a venue formerly used by pie Ahead Mi Ntaawood.
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A.W
Weber
Ana Estes
Adi Kitty
Shaw
Paul Geetings
Gaien
Negro assailant slain by crowd after watchman attack
Officers arrest a man near the scene as a mob shoots and kills the alleged assailant of a night watchman, with authorities reporting the fatal confrontation followed by arrests and ongoing investigations.
Ship Sinks With Two Hundred Dead
A historical report notes the sinking of a large vessel with about two hundred fatalities. The disaster occurred amid severe sea conditions and complex rescue efforts. Official inquiries are expected to examine the wreck and determine precise casualty figures and causes.
Death Record Rael V Oarts in Metairie
Fragmentary notice lists Rael V Oarts with a Metairie address and associated names. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a death record with local identifiers and relatives or informants.
Atlantic Fleet Maneuvers Near Norfolk Reported
A large Atlantic fleet gathers near Norfolk Virginia with maneuvers planned before start. The article notes over ten million dollars allocated to pay crew on board and mentions New York figures and ship bearing details in fragmented OCR form.
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