Secret Talks With Enver Pasha Draw German Turmoil
Fragmentary report cites Enver Pasha headlining a pro German faction linked to outlawed Alles in Moscow Berlin talks. Djemal Pasha mentions Armenia and Syria potential cooperation, assessing a communist form of government as life or death. US Senate's stance on Armenia mandate cited.
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Americans Safe in Marash Reported by News Desk
Washington June 1 Americans at Marash in Asiatic Turkey are safe and in need of no aid according to the latest dispatch. Marash sent news to Constantinople by mail and transmitted to the state department by cable. Funds for the American colony can be obtained from banks in Marne, the advisers said.
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Turkey
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Ferry plans dropped as residents press street repair
A slate of city matters from a night meeting shows a large delegation of residents urging repair of West Pitty avenue and West Fifth street west of Elm, complaining the railroad tracks are ground by traffic and nothing has been done. The board referred the electrical company tax issue to the Light Committee for action.
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Maryland Conservation Commission inspects state hatcheries
Commission members toured Lewistown state hatcheries on Tuesday and reviewed reports from Superintendent Bell. The Frederick county hatcheries have stocked streams with over three million fish, aiding replenishment. Frederick County Fish and Game President James Rowe praised the effort and predicted abundant fishing in years ahead.
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Convention June Plan For W T s V
A plan for the June convention of the W C T U outlines a Friday morning devotional led by Rev U S G Rupp and an afternoon session by Rev Davig Morgar Roderick. Special music will be offered, a box luncheon will be served at 2 30 in the Local room of the church, and all Ideal union members are urged to attend with a packed lunch. Mrs Mary Haslup, State W C T U President, will preside.
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Illinois Supreme Court Declares Primary Law Unconstitutional
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled the 1919 primary law unconstitutional, invalidating state party central committees and reviving the old system. The decision affects Chicago power, overturning Thompson faction gains and restoring the Deneen Brundage alignment amid a disputed 1990 primary case linked to William Fox.
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Negro Boy Slays Delta Farmer In Weekend Rampage
In a violent incident, a Black youth killed a Delta farmer and sparked a siege as local residents and lawmen surrounded the suspect. The farmer’s wife and neighbors describe a chaotic assault, with shells and gunfire exchanged during the confrontation. Authorities, including Sheriff and constables, pursued the fugitive through nearby fields and into the house, where the standoff ended with the suspect surrendering or being captured after a tense dusk-to-night pursuit.
Liquor Raids Lead to Destruction in Old Customs House
Government raids in New Orleans seized liquor valued at over 50 000 dollars. The storeroom at the old customs house overheated and exploded, causing destruction. Officials reported the incident as part of the crackdown on illicit alcohol and illicit trade.
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Last Chicago World’s Fair Museum to Be Torn Down
The old field museum in Jackson Park Chicago will be torn down as the last exposition fades. Park commissioners began plans for permanent repairs and a new museum in Grant Park, with a special railroad track built to move exhibits.
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U.S. Clause In Toklo Pact in Anglo Japanese Talks
A translated fragment reports on a treaty idea within the Anglo Japanese alliance to prevent Eng land from getting involved in disputes between the United States and Japan. The statement came from a former foreign minister in an interview urging renewal of the pact.
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United, States
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Vitone Kate
Ti Wa
Lowden Money Return Claimed By Delegates
A report from St. Louis notes delegate Robert Atoore claims he returned Lowden funds. The article mentions a $300 amount and a separate $2,590 sum tied to a delegate’s wine purchases. Unclear fragments reference a Republican national convention and district actions.
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Unscrupulous Patent Remedy Claim From Old Times
A garbled ad-style notice promises genuine Indians' remedy to overcome ailments. It offers a “proof box” and a miracle potion for ten cents or stamps, directing readers to a New York address for payment and sample shipment.
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Fragmentary Odic Text Sparks Curiosity in Sogic Dish
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a culinary item or drink described as extraordinary. It mentions preparation and serving, with references to a palate and comfort, inviting readers to enjoy to the fullest despite unreadable portions.
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