Nations to discuss disarmament at Washington conference
A wide range of nations led by Britain France and the United States will gather in Washington to seek reductions in armaments. The talks will cover naval limits and broader security concerns amid tensions with Russia and Eastern Europe as parties weigh a potential league of nations and the impact on national defenses.
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Wastington
Liloyd George
Great Briain
Grind
France
United States
Mets
Branve
Aries
Mussa
Wicbington
Hassite
Washington
Society of
Nationalesuit
Lke
Association of Nations
League of Nations
Colse
Senate
Meatest man loses bag and funds at Filhws Spain
A restaurant proprietor in Filhws Spain is told of a bizarre incident where a bag containing 154 in notes and money was lost. The cab driver who found the bag later returned it intact and the owner offered a ticket to a charity soup kitchen instead of his own restaurant.
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Filhws
Spain
Milton Mulberry Tree Cuttings Linked to Oxford Planting
A cutting from a mulberry tree planted by John Milton at Oxford has been set in Milton’s cottage grounds at Chalfont. The gesture honors the poet’s memory and echoes his ties to Ellwood, with the cottage grounds described as a tranquil place where climbing roses enhance the scene.
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John Milton
Oxford
Milton
Chalfont
London
Bucks
Ellwood
Dake
Filwood
Obstructionist Quip Attributed To Boston Transcript
A fragment from the Boston Transcript quotes a view that only a friend who supports a favorable outcome and helps advance our side can be tolerated as an obstructionist. The remark reflects editorial tone about partisan behavior.
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Helptat
Boston Transcript
Snub to Curzon methods used in India discussed in Washington
Washington dispatch reports British press owner Lord Northcliffe criticizing Curzon policy in India while abroad. Also notes Germany owes the United States $240,744,511 as of April 30, and cites Secretary Weeks listing German counts in occupation zones. The piece adds church outreach in New York and a rise in antisemitic violence across Europe with estimates of Jewish casualties.
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Germany
Washington
Rhine
Works
Senate
Borah
Republians
Sethi
Brother of Wavine Kin Arraigned in Turpentine Fire Death
Police hold George Selanensky on murder charges after a quarrel over money led to turpentine being poured on his brother Herman and a match set to soaked clothing. Herman died in hospital from burns. The incident reportedly occurred during a heated dispute at home.
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George Selanensky
Merman Sehwensky
Herman
George
Senate panel seeks hospital condition reports for veterans
Surgeon General Cum was asked by a Senate investigating committee to submit prompt reports on conditions at several hospitals where former servicemen are being treated. The named institutions include the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, Mendocine near Talmadge California, the Henders Dews seutterism in El Paso Texas, and the Central Elm seutterium in Mesa Ratiene.
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Washington
Senate
Indianapolis
Mendovine
Talmadge
Calif
el Paso
Texas
Ratiené
Mesa
Unclear entry details in damaged report from Avkles farm
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fatal injury to a person named Kiley and a court matter involving a Gori and a purchase through a person named KRellogy. The text references a farm at Avkles and mentions Dente Herel and Viwa in unclear roles.
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Kiley
Krellogy
Avkles
Threatening letter targets Woodville figure in Texas
A Woodville area resident in Wood County Texas reports receiving a menacing missive from unidentified White Men Who Do Not Disguise. The note threatens death and retaliation if the recipient does not leave Woodville by September 1, labeling them a KKK member and claiming to hold incriminating information. Local authorities are investigating the threat and monitoring for further contact.
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Hewamont
Texas
Woodsil
Ink Runs on Money in Budapest-Nuagary Crisis
Budapest Nuagary faces financial strain as extreme heat smudges banknotes. Local merchants report ink running on money due to high temperatures with some using refrigerators as improvised safes. Thermometers hit 103 degrees in the stave.
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Budapest
Nuagary
Two Aviators Killed In Plane Crash Near Welxsen Field
Two American aviators Col. 1 Ok Rogers of Hillisbors Texas and Carl Derky Ganther af Prank were killed when their airplane crashed at Welxsen field near here and burst into flames.
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Coblens
Carl Derky Ganther
Col
Ok Rogers
Hillisbors
Texas
Welxsen
Harm Field
Here
Thanes
Prisoners Overpower Jailer in Cherry County Jail Escape
Nine inmates Ned-hanies Doty William Doty and Barh Bearsutt overpowered the jailed keeper after he unlocked the door to fetch water. A prior escape attempt by the same trio had nearly succeeded two weeks earlier with the sawed bars of their cell. James Halles, jailed for killing his sister, refused a second escape attempt.
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Ned—hanies Doty
Willam Doty
Barh Bearsutt
Cherry County
James Halles
Veterans force janitor to raise flag at half mast
In Vertland Ctc according to witnesses a group described as World War veterans compelled Alfred Esmes, janitor of the Portland Social Turnverein, to raise an American flag half mast in memory of J. Henry Alters. Alters, once head of Albers Brothers Milling Company, died after being convicted of an explosion act. the conviction was recently set aside by the U.S. Supreme Court.
U S Navy Plans Dismantling Defenses Amid Conference Reforms
United States leads a strategic discussion as Japan signals acceptance of an invitation. Navy moves to dismantle certain defenses and outlines steps for future negotiations. Officials weigh postwar balance of power, with emphasis on naval strength, alliance terms, and readiness for potential credits and peace talks in a volatile global setting.
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Aiecere Neavoaner Vow News
Serice ‘Tokte -Arcoriting
Navy Department
Canter Poe
Hinkarion
Thas
Ospalathy
Eljele
Bank charter activity and capital stock totals described
The report notes authorized capital stock of banks and issued stock figures for 212 banks chartered in the year. It records totals such as 127.7 million in capital and a circulated amount, indicating the scale of bank formation and financial activity during the period.
Senate hearing outlines veteran hospitalization relief program
A draft framework valued at 16.4 million dollars for hospitalization of veterans and an 85 thousand dollar outing cost were reviewed by a Senate committee on relief funding. The plan for hospital construction was developed by Dr. WoC White, chair, with treasury board members overseeing.
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Ain
Senate
Woc. White
Treasury Board of Oy
Boy Survives Explosion Despite Severe Chest Injury
A boy endured a blast and survived after part of the cap lodged near his chest. Medical staff at the hospital monitored his recovery as they assessed injuries and stability.
Dalliba Dies on Coast in Santa Barbara California
Willay Swift Dalla longtime director general in Europe for American Express died in a Santa Barbara hospital. At World War I start he was in Paris and aided Americans to depart Europe serving as a top aide to Ambassador Herrick. He led the American Chamber of Commerce and the American Club of Paris.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Willay Swift Dalla
Europe
American Express Company
Parke
Ambassador Horrick
Helin
American Chamber of Commerce
American Club of Paris
Mauretania Fire At Southampton Dock Damages Massive
A blaze broke out in the Mauretania at Southampton, stemming from a cigarette dropped on carpet in the main saloon. The Cunard liner, sister to Lusitania, burned severely with damage estimated in the thousands of pounds and repairs expected to be lengthy.
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Southampton
Cunard
Hine
Many Hurt as Sewers Blow in Minneapolis
A series of eight sewer explosions in Minneapolis causes multiple injuries. Emergency crews respond as streets are evacuated and local authorities investigate the cause of the blasts amid ongoing damage to infrastructure and public safety concerns.
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Minneapolis
Store Blast and Fire Shocks City Streets
A massive explosion tore through a shopping district injuring several and causing widespread damage. Firefighters rescued victims from a manhole near Whitelig street as glass shattered and windows blew out. A Texas judge received a threatening note from an anti Ku Klux Klan group demanding he leave Texas within thirty days, which he refused.
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Texas
Waen
Clark
Jude
AntiKu Klux Klan
Texans
Prominent Los Angeles Doctor Causes Death by Self Harm
In Los Angeles Dr John Shet a noted physician severed his jugular vein with a surgical instrument, resulting in his death. Authorities report the act followed a period of illness and distress and conclude it was self inflicted amid personal health struggles.
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Los Angeles
Calif
John Shet
Cau Ted
Children Die in Sand Bastion Mi Tragic Deaths
Three children are reported dead after suffocating in sand at a Bastion Michigan dwelling. One severely injured girl Lena Covey, aged unknown, was rescued in grave condition, with a man named Mr Collison leading a search after they did not return home for supper. Bodies of the other two were recovered from the sand bank.
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Rawates
Fennis
Shikager
Ned Mies
Vie
Pauline
Howe
Wenen
Bastion
Funk
Mr. Collison
Lena Covey
Woman Sues Railway for 2000 Over Hot Cinder Injury
Nettie Geiselhart sues the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway Company in district court seeking 2000 damages after a hot cinder sewn by the wind burned the back of her waist and neck, requiring surgery. The petition states a dispatcher from the engine caused the injury and a burning object lodged in her gown.
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Des Mower
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Nettie Geiselhart
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Advice and Family Tales
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for symptoms of middle aged women and urges readers to share the product with friends. The piece also includes a humorous anecdote about twins and a janitor’s quip about bills, illustrating light editorial content and scattered reader letters.
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Ros
Block
Lydia E
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Einkham Medicine Co
Mana
Swamp Root Promoted By Druggists Across Country
An old advertising piece touts Kilmer and Co Swamp Root as a strengthening kidney liver and bladder medicine sold by druggists nationwide. It claims years of test and urges readers to request a sample for ten cents while noting general economic concerns and public sentiment.
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Anor
Dr. Kilmer & Co
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