Congress Voted Four Billions to Run the U. S.
Washington report details projected federal outlays for the coming year totaling about 4.5 billion dollars, with interest on the public debt surpassing prewar government expenses. The breakdown includes road construction, war contracts, civil appropriations, and various revenue sources, while noting pending measures and uncertain totals.
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Tribune
Washington
Congress
Sears
C. Bascon Slemn
Virginia
Appropriations Committee
Executive Branch
Tate
Stumn
Baruch Demands Mason Explain Government Charge Trace
Baruch calls on Mason to prove charges and demands immediate government action. He asserts that Baruch stole 750,000 from the treasury and warns of further legal steps if found guilty. Mason counters and vows a public reply as the dispute unfolds amid war and political tension.
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Baruch
Mason
Washington
Beitely
Wittilyeteee Board
Mason Renubtloun
Uleo
Conah Uuil
Connie Alin
Mr. Mason
Ima Friver
Ida
Gonsyni
Aildeule
Byatt
Ryan Ul
York
Ehiirimuns
Untitled report on year financials and debt
A translated rough transcription reports on national securities and year end figures. It notes debt concerns for the year, interest in pebbled debt, and adjustments of awards around January. Mentions a large sum around 160000000 and potential further totals near 10000000.
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Sookritin
Nerang Tie
Waris
Petaurate
Aifiia
Millerand Favors Suffrage Debate Sparks Senate Fight
A long debate on women’s suffrage features delegate Millerand arguing for rights, while opponents warn of chaos and war risks. Godart defends limited female political role as France’s government weighs granting suffrage. outcome hinges on parliamentary support and public sentiment.
Farmer Referendum on Arbitration of Strikes May Be Ordered
Reported talks suggest a referendum may be ordered on arbitration of strikes. Officials and farmers discuss potential steps and timing, with supporters urging a clear process and opponents wary of judicial overreach.
Barons Mishtham Saga: Daughter-in-Law Faces Big Loss
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic tale involving Baron Michetham, his daughter-in-law, and multiple named persons amid financial loss and social turmoil. The piece references a courtroom or public dispute, with scattered names such as Aribert Stern and Lycae, hinting at personal and legal conflicts across labeled locations and dates.
Liquor Leakage Denial Sparks Prohibition Enforcement Debate
A chaotic report claims liquor permit fraud linked to wholesalers and beachhead enforcement. O Connor disputes insider crime while senators in Washington weigh accountability and policy shifts amid forged permit exposures and revenue concerns.
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Finnhalle
the & Ral Liquor Permit Bureau
Coe
wWafchuiges Wes Mide Gustardag
Sriva R. O'Connor
New York
Cal
Senkto Veotey
Washington
Rotita
O'Cagna
Elaine
Saunas
Leoe Lami
Nermits
Breonsiens
Tilt
Ehiplayee
Ovonen
Huerta Takes Oath as Mexico’s Provisional President
Fragmented OCR report notes Huerta taking the oath of office as provisional president amid a military display. Mentioned are General Mariscal captured, officials in Tejíntex, and various figures including Blancalles and Pelows in reshuffle talks. The piece references unrest and guard actions, with uncertain details and garbled names throughout.
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Huerta
Mexico
Mariscal
Menico Ghey
Inn
Adalfo de Te ii
Muxica Ist
Hic At & Oiplock Yusteriay
Tejintex
Ispliis
Teiaently
Goyinet
Las Pavia
Guatendan
Ware
Manuel Pelows
Pughbi
Mesirto
Sityeetre Morisemi
Gavernor
Glerreri
Negroes Seek Political Rights at National Conventions
At Atlanta meetings delegates urged national parties to declare for full citizenship rights, federal anti lynching law, and equal voting rights for all races. They pressed for federal action against racial segregation in the civil service and interstate transport, arguing the race question is vital to the nation’s welfare.
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Atlanta
Treffic
Cial
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