Plans to Clean Up Legislation Amid Extra Session Fight
President Harding tells senators he will not seek an extra session before March 4 and plans to push subsidy and annual appropriation bills with the current Congress. He fears a filibuster by Republicans and Democrats may delay funding essential government operations.
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Washington
Proeran
Harding
Neni
Congress
Kearding
Usurgentta
Warren Wyoming
Senate
Curtis
Warren
la Follette
Wisconsin
Witeon
Curtin
Wateen
Georgia
Bank in Mexico City Fails to Open Doors
In Mexico City Banque Francaise de Mexico fails to open for business amid a swirl of financial activity. Large crowds gathered at the bulletin, police were called as a precaution, and depositors reacted to the bank’s unexpected closure and withdrawal of funds.
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Mexico City
Mex
Banque Francaine de Mezieque
Republic
Elrer Summers
Kipling Undergoes Successful Operation
A report states Kipling underwent surgery today and remains in a private hospital for recovery. The annoucement notes he is expected to be in good condition and to receive the necessary follow up care.
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Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
Malcolmy McLaren Dies in Los Angeles Mystery
Fragmented text notes the death of Malcolmy McLaren in Los Angeles with garbled phrases about a religious group and an arrest connected to bariatric or political context. Missing clear names, dates, or events prevent a definitive summary.
Woman on Hunger Strike in Dublin Jail Near Death
Dublin reports say Miss Mary MacSwiney has been on hunger strike for days in Mountjoy Prison. Prison authorities have not confirmed her condition though fears of death were raised. telegrams appeal to release her and to inform the Vatican and Cardinal Logue of Ireland.
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Dublin
Cardinal Logue
Miss MacSwiney
Vatican
Sov
Mary Macswiney
Mount Joy
Dubin
Siary MacSwiney
Cork
Nes
Holy Father
Ireland
Man of Funny Ideas Dies By Suicide in Bronx Park
Arthur Crawford renowned humorist and actor known as the man of a wealth of funny ideas was found dead in a Bronx ravine with a gunshot wound. A note to his son in his pocket referenced an $8,000 bank matter and hinted at prior losses in Montreal. He had trained in Sorel and Kingston and appeared in the drama Heartmoon before turning to writing and cartoon work.
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New York
Bronx
Arthur Crawford
Thomas Feel
Crawford
Columbia University
Mifery
Bank of Montreal
Montreal
Onecoin College
Sorel
Quebec
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ontario
Deartmoon
Eter
Humoreue
Ewe
Prang
Haynes seeks 9 million to enforce dry laws in push
Washington hearings reveal proposals to back a major merger among national packing houses while officials weigh legality and potential government approval. Armour Wallace and Dougherty respond as inquiries probe enforcement budgets and antitrust implications.
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Washington
Onion Arbour
Chicago
Ie Howe
Admnelly & Co
Smugherity
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Powelstilanette
Artiaiur & @o
Armour Organization
Aledbeth Wilson & Co
Marra & Co
Armour Hikewilse
President and Meyer Discuss Farm Credits
Eugene Meyer Jr general manager of the War Finance Corporation met with President Tafting to discuss farm credit. They weighed permanent financing machinery for agricultural and livestock sectors, including cooperative marketing and federal oversight. Meyer argues for a temporary emergency role ending with permanent local capital and private investment.
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Washington
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Tairding
Congress
Hlording Mway
Mit
Meyer
Federal Reserve System
Comptroller of
Currency
Eclipse Photos on Way to America Probe Einstein’s Theory
Twelve photographic plates from the September 21 solar eclipse, taken at Wollo, Australia, by Prof. W W Campbell of Lick Observatory, were packed for San Francisco via Sydney. Surface inspection suggests exposures captured the solar eclipse, but final proof of Einstein's theory requires further measurements.
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Honolulu
Hales A. Fee
Tere
San Francisco
Sydney
Australia
Einstein Io
Wolo
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
California
Woman Blames Prohibition for Spoure's Disappearance
A woman attributes Spoure's disappearance to Prohibition era pressures and related social tensions. She cites family strain and drinking in the months around a domestic dispute, describing impact on children and attempts to secure safe housing amid upheaval.
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Spoure
Unclear headline from damaged OCR text
The readable fragment describes a car loading topic and a railway or freight division, with garbled names and numbers, making precise details impossible. The text appears to be an interrupted report on freight or transportation operations with misread words and broken phrases.
Fragmentary Local Notice of Recurter Prereed
The readable text shows a fragmented line about a local notice related to recruitment and a prereed action. No clear names, dates, or places are present to establish a full notice or event.
Free Shoe Fund Helps Wet and Cold Feet
The Omaha Bee urges readers to donate to the Free Shoe Fund to provide shoes for poor children with cold wet feet. Sending money or a check will aid needy youngsters in harsh homes and be a blessing to both giver and recipient.
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Omaha Bee
Gmaha Bee
Clemenceau Tour Misspelled Nine Cities Visit
The itinerary lists Clemenceau visiting nine American cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia and Baltimore. The visit includes speeches and stays five days in New York with a focus on metropolitan events and meetings during late November.
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New York
Tinerary
Lewes
Chrameran
Pranee
Jetliden
Merwe
Ortogemarion Es Premite
Wight
Neaten
Chicago
Levi Washingle
Til
Waltimere
Pete
Vigilance body organizing in Springfield Nebraska
Vigilance committee forming after a wave of robberies in Springfield Nel. Nov. 14 15 The town reports five more burglaries last night including thefts from W H Reklekh George Bates and W V Glassman stores Cigarettes and tobacco taken from Peter Oateley pow hall and a window broken at Herman Schmidt’s butcher shop Missouri Pacific station previously robbed of 500 in automobile fees prompts action by local merchants and leading citizens
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Springfield
Nel
W. H. Rkleckh
George Bates
Woltten
Peter Oateley
Glassman
Herman Schmidt
Missouri Pacific
Secretary Weeks Defends Aircraft Safety Proposals
Secretary of War Weeks countered charges that dangerous aircraft were sold to the army and navy. He challenged any critic with knowledge of better ways to prevent government flyers from accidents to come forward. He said the Army Air Service uses every precaution and human ingenuity to ensure aviator safety and would reward true propection of aircraft safety.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Weeks
Gaid
Army Air Service
Rothing
Stock Brokers Cleared on Charge of Lanherzlement
Philadelphia area brokers Marl Mendenhall and partners faced trial on charges of Lanherzlement and related fraud. The court proceedings concluded with acquittal for the main defendants after testimony and evidence debated in the Dre of Chander Mother & Oe jurisdiction.
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Whiledelphia
Mendenhall
Henkirapt
Turks Promise to Honor Mudania Armistice Pact
Turkish nationalist government assures Allies it will respect the Mudania armistice terms. London reports Britain's foreign office telegram to France and Italy stating Great Britain opposes Turkey’s key near east peace demands, including a plebiscite in western Thrace, Syrian frontier rectification, and abolition of capitulations.
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Constantinople
A, PB
London
A. P
Great Britain
Lausenne
Thrace
Turkey
Mexican Lynching in Texas Draws Mexico protests
The Mexican embassy filed representations with the U S State Department over the alleged lynching of Milas Villareal Zarate in Weslo Texas last Saturday. It says the Mexican consul in Hidalgo Texas was threatened and demands a full investigation with guarantees for consular staff. The embassy warns of diplomatic strain amid anti Mexican sentiment in Texas.
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Washington
A. P
State Department
Milas Villareal Zarate
Weslo
Tex
Hidalogo
Embany
Vilharea
Zarate
Fiscountess Astor Re elected in Britain
The fragmentary report notes Fiscountess Astor's re election in Britain and mentions Lady Couper's defeat. Amid garbled OCR text, it preserves the main outcome and key figures referenced in the era style.
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Fiscountess Astor Ih
Britain
Lady Couper
Hammer Murder Case Placed in Hands of Jurors
Los Angeles November 1 The jury in the murder trial of Mrs Clara Phillips for killing Mrs Alberta Meadows recessed at 10:55 this morning and will return at 6 after instructions from Judge House. Defense attorney Bertram Harrington argued the insanity defense while deputy district attorney Charles W Fricke urged punishment and attacked the witness Peggy Caffee as a key factor in the verdict.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Judge House
Goa
Bertram Harrington
Charles W. Fricke
Peggy Caffee
Charges Against Women Pickets Are Dismissed
Washington, Nov. 15. United States Commissioner George H Mu Dongd dismissed complaints against Mire Muriel Mac Swiney and eight other women. They were arrested Tuesday for picketing the Druid ermhiney in protest of the deter of Mary Madwiney, widow of the late Teoremnes Macdwinen, mayor of Cork. After a nearly three hour hearing, the commissioner said the law did not measure up to the case.
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Washington
United States
George H. MuDongd
Mire
Muriel MacSwiney
Navy Yards Return to Sindy Week Work Basis
Navy yards revert to Sindy week work basis as the department reports efficiency gains and cost savings. Longstanding rents and payments are under review with plans to adjust rates for civilian workers and contractors.
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Navy Yards
Lowae Buys Hotel in Long Beach Port
A local firm named Lowae completes the purchase of a regional hotel property in Port BL. The deal valued at approximately 180 million dollars expands the company’s hospitality holdings and signals a strategic move into coastal urban markets.
Heavy Vote Is Reported in England
Reported early results show Conservatives leading with Liberal and Labour gains as voters cast ballots across Manchester Liverpool and Lancashire. Notable shifts include Liberal gains in Accrington and moderate Labour gains in Farnworth while some areas show Georgite Liberal influence. Voter participation remains high and incidents include children voting under registry provisions and a notable turnout in Stockton on Tees.
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Lowden
Manchester
Woott
Button
Uberale
Onetury
Acrington
Joseph Teulin
Malle
Belfast
Tiede
Liverpool
Sir Laalle Boort
Vieviln
Johan Roubert Clynes
Mancferter
Frank A. Molmos
Vivnes Wan
Nobert Bievenson Horne
Glasgow
J. B. B Copen
Ameren
Stockton-on-Tees
Anguithian
Labor
Farnworth
Lancashire
T. Greenall
Wheral
Maywood and
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