Premier's policy lines with American attitude in Russia
A Kingston era dispatch notes the British Premier endorsing an American stance toward Russia. It describes recognition of the communist government, sending consular officers, and urging Moscow to prove sincerity before full acceptance. It references U.S. replies and expectations for Russian compliance with international obligations.
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Washington, D.C
Sseorge
House of Commons
Tay
Bern
Simee
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Laghes
United States
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Sim Sl
Russia
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Joncow
Lanin B
More American Forces Leave Germany After Antwerp
Six more units of the American Expeditionary Forces depart Europe, shipping 1100 men and 62 officers from Antwerp aboard the Cantigny. The detachment includes hospital and supply units, reducing U.S. strength on the Rhine by about one sixth.
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Oollenz
Foetrain
Europe
Tye Fifth Infantry
Rhine
Lampert Seen At Washington Office After Brief Absence
Sperial report notes Lampert visited his Washington office for a few minutes on Friday marking the first appearance in about a month. Sources describe the brief interval as a welcome return.
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WR. Lampert
Washington
Sperial
Mashington
Trypterian Bampert Woscansain
Firm Is Suspended After Inability to Meet Engagements
The New York World reports the suspension of Smith Andrews Avirson by the firm due to failure to meet engagements. The action reflects a disciplinary measure aimed at protecting client interests and firm standards.
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Ftr
New York
Smith Andrews
Women end local rule in Jewett Texas as city leadership resigns
In Jewett Texas mayoral administration directed by women ends when Sonwah Gow steps down and hands over duties to a successor. The move concludes a period where no criminal court cases were heard and the town pursued cleanups and street improvements under female leadership, making Jewett possibly unique in Texas.
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Associated Press
Jewitt
Texas
Sonwah
Jewett Tor
Vrata
Eitelachen
Atkinson
Marne
Troms
Jewett Bax
Vice President of Standard Oil Company of New York Dead
The vice president of the Standard Oil Company of New York died in a New York hospital today after a hemorrhagic stroke on March 23. He had been in critical condition for several days and received care from doctors and hospital staff.
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Standard Oil Company OF
New York
Fry
Rene Y Rt
Augustine
Maton
Reynard Oil Copany
Herman
Brander Eso Mot Cares
Jr Dingster Halen
Hix
Hughes Denies Censorship of Prayer at Arms Conference
Secretary Hughes rejects charges that the opening prayer at the arms conference censored Christ. He tells Representative Fess that Japanese delegates knew nothing of censorship and declines to comment further, praising Dr Abernathy's prayer as admirable.
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Hughes
Associated Preat
Washington
Senate
Fess Republican
Ohio
Tienda
Christ
Hemhes
Mae
Aberneathy
Coal Freight Rates Cut Across Regions By Commission
The commission ordered broad reductions in coal freight charges effective April 2, varying by destination distance. Soft coal costs range from 1.4 to 2.8 dollars per ton for 100 miles, with hard coal higher, and rates rise about 1 cent per mile after 150 miles. Proximity to lake ports and regional groupings shape the new schedule, affecting Michigan and nearby areas.
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fRy
Madinom
Wis
Wisconsin
Sioner
Wiscon
Miclisen
Vetilard
Toa
Fini
Mdeo
Madison
Osh Kosh
Rayde
la Crosse
Kenoaha
Racine
Masrinette
Green Ray Rupertor
Ashland
Sheborg
Wuanitowee
Madimon
Wits
Wikcoast
Subpoenas Issued For Grand Jury Testimony In Chicago Case
Key witnesses including Carl Mow Virginia Warren and Wes Elen Martels of Chicago appeared as defense counsel spoke at the third Bosco Artuckle manslaughter proceeding. The district attorney announced subpoenas served for testimony and Miss Rappe linked to the birth of a child in Chicago.
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Prin San Branesco
Carl
Virginia Warren
Wes Elen Martels
Whitehurst
Chicago
Grand Jaw
Qoiastrict
Grady Vrs Wartin
Mra Whitehurst
Miss Rappe
Cheago
Blood poisoning claims Burlington bank cashier
Burlington Nations Bank cashier W H Hammy died this morning from blood poisoning. He had formerly lived in Port Washington and was associated with the Burlington bank since its organization in 1920, serving as cashier.
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Associated Preons
Burliegem
W H Hammy
Caohler
Burlington Nations Bank
UN Wan Hera
Port Washington
Burlington Bank
Pesshier
Two Men Shot at Lily Station Then Self Surrenders
Tom Krunenhens confessed after killings at Lily near here. He and an unnamed companion fired five shots at two women in self defense then fought with a man drawing a knife before the two men were shot by two bullets each and killed. An inquest was planned for this afternoon.
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Cokery
Horigerberrs
Stolen Jewels Recovered After Roadside Pickup
In a tale from Presa Santego Cabl Amelia Cathe Cui, jewels valued at about $40,000 were stolen from an unnamed woman and later found along a road. The old town of Sin Tuan Capritrans reported the recovery, with a partial pry opening and scattered pieces but remnants intact. Reward information circulated.
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Presa Santego
Amelia Cathe Cui
Jewus
Warren
Ternalda
Sin Tuan Capritrans
Powell
President Signs Five Year Extension for Austrian Debt
Washington, The joint resolution adopted by Congress authorizing a twenty year extension for payment by Austria of 24 million dollars for flour and other foodstuffs through the United States Grain Corporation has been signed by President Harding.
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Associated Prony
Washington
Congress
Austria
United States Grain Corporation
Harding
Public radio use limited by naval order
Washington AP reports Secretary Denby ordered closure of wave radio stations to public use for speeches lectures or any nonofficial communications. Only musical programs may be broadcast and picked up by radio telephone, under wartime restrictions.
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Weehingtes
Denby
Inventory Shutdown At U S Bureau Of Engraving
Officials report the Bureau of Engraving and Printing will close to take an inventory. The notice mentions routine procedures and anticipated downtime with no specific dates or additional actions listed.
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Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
Harding Faces Call to Explain Mass Firings of Thirty Two
Fragmentary text alleges demands for explanation of why thirty two employees were dismissed. The passage references Secretary Pett and a presidential context with garbled phrases about Bel inability to respond.
Contests and political figures echo in Wisconsin article
A scattered report covers contests over a Badger post office and Wisconsin political figures. Names include Senator Lenreot, State Senator Hay, and Representative Classon, with mentions of Washington, Madison, and Milwaukee figures and related campaigns.
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Washington
CTALC
Middleton
Tep
Boht
Kelson
Areca
Aba FM
Clark Andasita
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Sparta
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Andrew Pack
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Etter
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Poumiok
Wind Storm Triggers Death and Wide Damage
A destructive wind storm causes fatalities and extensive damage across communities. Homes are damaged, trees uprooted, electricity outages reported, and emergency crews respond to multiple calls as residents assess losses and seek help.
Spoons Welcome If They Keep Out Of Pedestrians Way
Fragmentary text shows a whimsical phrase about spoons welcoming people who avoid pedestrians. No clear event, person, or organization is established. The readable bits resemble stray lines rather than a cohesive news item.
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Spooners
Actress and author Mrs. William Winter dies
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. William Winter, an actress and author. Details on her career and a possible New York connection are mentioned, with unclear fragments indicating dates or places.
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William Winter
Music Hath Its Martyrs In The Case Of A Silent Flute
A Philadelphia boy, a student in Miss Winnetia Stack’s class at a Methodist Episcopal school, could not blow a flute due to an overgrown front tooth. After attempting to teach him, the boy removed the tooth and surprised everyone by playing.
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Associated
Tom
Idle Miners to Receive Last Pay Totaling 30000
Reports indicate miners idle since a suspension will receive their final wages next week totaling thirty thousand dollars. Union leaders say production halts continue and discuss a plan for severance funds and continued benefits pending further action.
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Guinapolis Und Dale
Rru
Todas
Cief
Arad
Witkar
Anthineltes
Patrolman Captures Suspect in Wife Assault Case
A patrolman stopped two men who tried to assault his wife on a street. One suspect was captured while the other fled. The chase involved a swift confrontation and quick police action as neighbors watched.
Weeks declines to send federal troops into New Mexico
An unclear transcribed text notes Weeks refuses federal troop deployment to New Mexico. The garbled lines reference Washington and possible political debate. No clear dates, names, or outcomes beyond the stated refusal are readable.
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Weeks
New Mexico
Teacher Dies After Banquet Illness
A teacher died after collapsing at a banquet last night. Reported details indicate a sudden medical incident during the event at the Birks Club. Officials have not released further information pending investigation.
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Ua Naxaet
Presa Witertown
Birks
Pte Chota
Congress Reviews Trove As Committees Move On
In Congress today committees such as Cribrand and Herring press hearings on state and district affairs. Legislation on labor and appropriation advances as panels continue to report on naval appropriation and related measures.
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Senate
Hills
Aged Captain Recalls Atlantic Flight from Lisbon to Canaries
An elderly Portuguese pilot Captain Coutinho recalls the bold third leg of the Lisbon to Brazil voyage. The United Press interview describes off Cape Verde the straining climb at high winds and clouds, with a long ocean crossing toward Saint Vincent and a perilous approach to land on the Canaries route.
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Porto Pru
Sunfiaga
Cape Verde
Brazil
United Press
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Gem
Mehta
Saint Vincent
Portugal
Walt
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Giovre
St Vincent
Jalind
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Giando Portas Ruese
Canda Bay
Lisbon
Canathea
Walia
Saoadura
Cape Verde Islands
British Premier Receives Leaders Ahead of Conference
British premier Lloyd George and the British delegation arrived in Genoa for preliminary talks before the Unt conference opening Monday. Italian and Allied leaders were present as discussions began to set the pace for the forthcoming sessions.
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United Press
Genoa
Lloyd Georgn
Ceytiom
Pacia
Ove Halian
Genok
Lion George
Weather forecast glimpse from a torn page
Fragments describe showers in the south and central regions and a warmer trend for the week ahead. Mentions time and temperature notes and expectations of rising temperatures into the weekend with unclear dates and locations due to damaged text.
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