Michigan and Tea Are Being Watched in Primaries
National party leaders monitor Michigan primaries as 13 voters select among 13 candidates in a snowbound Detroit race. Delaware moves toward ratifying federal suffrage, testing Republican appeal to women as four Democratic states and Florida wrestle with outcomes.
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Delaware
Townsend
Louisiana
Florida
Orth Carolina
Tennessee
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Suffrage Shift Reported in Delaware Legislature
Delaware suffrage supporters claim several legislators who voted against ratification last week traveled to the state for the third week of the extra session with a supposed change of heart. Sentiment in this anti suffrage stronghold is slowly turning toward enfranchisement, aided by straw votes and national campaign signals. Unfavorable weather in many areas may reduce expected voter turnout amid a muddled Democratic primary with Mitchell Pinkerton leading endorsements while Hoover's nomination remains unresolved.
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Bresy
Dever
Tower House
Delaware
Mitchel Pinkter
Missing heiress Jeanne de Kay found dead in lake
The body of Jeanne de Kay, a Chicago heiress missing for months, was recovered from Lake Michigan and identified by social worker Mrs. Gertrude Howe Briton. Police note clothing marks and possible drowning or murder but await coroner results.
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Jeanne DE Kay
House
Lake Micghicis
Brealted Press
Chicaso
Jeanne Dé Kas
Lake Michigan
Dolce
Gertrude Howe Briton
Lu Rouse
de Kay
Sune Adsdams
Hvll Inouse
Switzerland
Pelice
Jeanne
Siss de Kar
Patrick Casey
Casey
Cotton Market Strength Loudly Felt in NYC Trade
Fragmentary copy reports a strong cotton market with high excitement in New York trading. The text includes garbled phrases about rationing and prices, with unclear dates or figures, reflecting a chaotic OCR snippet.
Cellar Robbers Beat Watchman Insensible
Reported defense by a watchman ends in unconsciousness as two intruders loot a cellar. The incident occurred at an unspecified location, with no further details on suspects or motive provided.
Pound Exchange Shifts as Market Reacts to Talks
The pound moved around 4 dollars against the franc and other currencies amid UK and French market activity. Traders noted firmer tone in Paris and London opening levels and 24 hour sentiment on sterling. rates showed modest gains with sterling near 1.91 to the dollar.
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Ager
Sid Brees
New York
Fimene
Agi Seon Lenton
Hillan
Coman
France
Japan Open to China Aid but Excludes Manchuria
Washington reports Japan backs a joint lending consortium with the United States France and others to finance China. The plan envisages up to 250 million dollars in installments for Chinese finance and internal works, not militarily aimed. Tokyo insists loans exclude Manchuria and Mongolia, while pursuing talks on broader terms with China via the consortium.
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Associated Press
Tom Tokyo
Japan
China
Manchuria
Mongolia
Tokyo
iPeengniatt
Marquis Inouye
Bank of Japan
Thomas W. Tamant
New York
Chinese Republic
Hame
Mrr
Lamont
XLOTE
Tchitcherlin
Varisilavas
Tcittcherin
Potshevik
Russia
Wisconsin election features marked by party tactics
United Press reports Wisconsin voters face a clash between supporters of Leonard Wood and A LaFuliette for president while Republicans battle for delegates. campaign letters and protests ripple through the Wisconsin GOP as candidates seek to sway conventions and influence delegate selection.
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Tamer Nav
Milwaukee City
United Press
Cunin Lemnerrowy
N. Leonard Wood
LaFuliette
John Strence
Delexet
Istrier
Neg Ressive Datau Distric
McGovrrn
Wisconsin
Weol
Regubtiici
Newuerd
Germany Press Sees Versailles Challenge in Ruhr Move
London reports United Prensa notes Germany’s advance into the neutral Ruhr region tests the Versailles treaty. The Mail calls the move an audacious challenge to Allied order and questions how far obligations can be ignored without risking consequences.
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United Prensa
London
Germany
de Mail
Todas
Ruhr Sone
Minister Asked to Give Evidence in Vice Investigation
An Associated Press report states Rev John Roney Straton of a church described as Cavalry parish was cited after a sermon alleging open dancing and drinking in Broadway venues. District Attorney Smith seeks his testimony and calls for other witnesses as the vice probe expands.
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Associated Pres
New York
vThe
John Roney Straton
Cavelry Antigen Church
Broadway
Attorne
Smith
New York Vice
Ruth
Straton
Stealen
Ity
Tenderloin
Henry
Hee
Altorney
Rent Robbery Matter To Be Considered
United Press dispatch from Milwaukee reports a committee to investigate high rents in Wisconsin and beyond. Members listed include Gustive Wallacer Frank J. Weber Senator Dai Jennings Assemblyman C. C. Clos and Garfield S. Canright secretary of the blue sky committee. The composition suggests possible rent control legislation.
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United Presa Minaukee
EL. Philip
Wisconsin
Teday
Hay
Falinwa
Gustive Wallacer
Frank J. Weber
Dai Jennings
Milwanekee
C. C. Clos
Barron
Garfield S. Canright
Blue Sky
Milllinon
Yanks Awarded Legion of Honor Chevaliers
American airmen including Eddie Rickenbacker Cant, Douglas Campbell, Heed M. Chambers and others were named chevaliers of the Legion of Honor by the French government. The Croix de Guerre with palm and other honors were also bestowed on several pilots and officers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Cape Eaward
Douglas Campbell
War Department
Heed M. Chambers
Holstein Calf Auction Held at Fond du Lac
A Holstein calf auction occurred in Fond du Lac with bidders from Melita and nearby communities. The sale featured numerous purebred calves, with prices and sales activity noted by local observers and organizers.
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Fond DU Lac
Helstein
Melita
Jaen
American businessmen donate to Vienna home
A report states American businessmen contributed to a Vienna home for refugees or orphans. The donation was presented to the Vienna mayor and local directors, supporting a charitable housing initiative and related welfare efforts.
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Vienna
Bern Vark—& Nd Af von Odo Crowns Ig. Asasrigan Businessmen
Wenn
Strike weapons force cabinet change in Europe and Denmark
A general strike ends with King Christian yielding to form a new cabinet. The Lieb ministry resigns, replaced by a Dr. Fritz headed coalition after Danish unrest and protests. Elections set for May 22.
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Associated Trans
Copembaxgen
Christian
Diamias
Lieb
Germany
Kapp
Aly
Hyrgrety
Mosl Fmerh
Copenhagen
Premiex Zahle
Oriter
Oper SagUare
Stefkces
Liebe
Yahle Group
Frit
Elecons
Consolidation Aims at Comment Convention Opening
Fragmented text outlines a political convention with references to consolidation aims, centralization of government, and party activities. It mentions representatives and various speakers at the ninth convention, praising certain efforts and criticizing others. The passage reflects wartime rhetoric about sacrifice and national unity in a troubled political period.
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Niewiat
Lester Oeilyers
Itereein
Repati
SOV
Sanjay
Uae
Rufus Fleming Consul to Scotland is Dead
Obituary note reports Rufus Fleming, serving as consul to Scotland, has died. The fragment mentions his assassination context and regional references, with garbled remnants of foreign terms and the era’s newspaper style. Further readable details are sparse in the surviving text.
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Rufus Fleming
Scotland
Cabinet of Sultans Overthrown Aims at Resignation
Turbulent dispatch reports the sultan dismissing the cabinet of Seli Pasha after Baït Pasha refused to renounce his nation and declare loyalty to Mostaha Kemal. Power struggles in Constantinople push for new leadership and possible peace terms.
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Astoriated Press
Sili Pasha
Perid Pasha
Te Forish
Bait Pasha
Mostaha Kemal
Constantinople
Mule Sal
Ten Drownings and Fire Fatalities Reported in River Tragedies
A river ferry disaster near Lowndegate left ten people drowned after a flat boat used as a ferry capsized on the Savant river. In Chicago a man shot and wounded several, then killed himself after a dispute over marriage. In Minneapolis a well dressed woman was seen leaping from a bridge into swollen waters as authorities searched for her body.
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Anderson
D. C
Lowndeagtle
Savant
Regent
Wauman
United Tras
Chivage
Thames
Johann Woln
Purnell
Erlep
Chicago
Marey bin
John Zrenald
Iitherer
Ars
Regarey
Wordan Leips
Minneapolis
Minn
Washington Avrange
Water conditions improve at La Crosse after washouts
Reports show water levels receding in La Crosse as portions of the right of way recovered from a fall of about one foot. Traffic resumed on the Barling railway after a ten day outage. A bridge and streetcar line remained closed while damage estimates reached about 200000 dollars. Meanwhile Dubuque faces rising Mississippi levels with a flood crest near twenty two feet and warned of further damage if levels rise beyond forecast.
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Barlbigin
Cork
Une
Thleeft 7
la Creacone
Trontinka
Rathways
Dubuque
Mlessesippi
Dee
Biente Te
Negeer
Bolshevik Advance on the Caucasus Front
Reported Bolshevik forces press the Caucasus line with northern and western thrusts toward Touages. The action centers on rearward movement along the front as districts report shifts in guard deployment and territorial control.
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Caucasus
French Appointment Officially Denied
An official rejection prevents Ted Pyescy Lemden Thie reper being offered a parley for Canada. The Friday Irish lieutenant was refused official sanction and did not receive the expected appointment.
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Ted Pyescy
Lemden
Thie
Viernes
Easter Storm Ravages Early Gardens Across Missouri
The Easter storm swept Missouri damaging peach and cherry crops, with Orchards in decline as trains and communications were disrupted. Omaha residents evacuated riverside areas as Missouri river flooding loomed, while temperatures dipped and snow lingered in several states. Weather centers warned of continued storms and colder air spreading from four directions across the nation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Southwest
Middlewest
Tesus
Oi Nored
Louisians
Maalsstoot
Albamir
Misatsid Py Valley
Pridns
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Ontario
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
Alabama
Hirwnincham
Ala
Soany Points
Florend
England Increases Liquor Use Since 1918
The report notes higher alcohol consumption in England compared with 1918, estimating a rise of about AG percent. Government figures show per capita intake near 05 percent above the 1932 base, with discussion of possible reasons and policy hints under the new secretaries.
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RY Associated Frress
London
Unites Kingdon
George Ian
Thal
Acarite
Aloes
Atlaina
Pocketbook Found With Mexican Money
A fragmented notice reports a pocketbook containing Mexican money found in an unspecified location. The readable text provides no clear names, dates, or further details beyond the discovery and currency reference.
United States to query France on Ruhr troop plans
Washington prepares to ask Paris how far France intends to advance into Germany in the Ruhr region and whether Coblenz and Cologne may be occupied. Senate debates action to bar American troops from fighting in Germany if crisis worsens.
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Washington
United States
France
Germany
Cobleniz
Cologne
Senate
Acton
Sendter Borris
State Department
Fuhr
Wallace
Baris
Cal
Ruhr
Ales
Pled
Rehr
Palley
Fragmented OCR item about a court or press event
A damaged OCR excerpt references a time and place with scattered names and actions. The readable text is partial and does not provide a clear event, outcome, or identifiable entities to summarize into a complete news item.
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