Hays Pushes Post Office To Self Support Through Higher Rates
United Press reports Will Hays urged that Parcel Post be made self supporting through higher rates. He claimed postal revenues have declined for years and that a commercial venture status is essential. He cited a recent accounting showing about 73 million dollars in parcel post revenue and noted congress ordered compensation for some workers.
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Carr
Washington
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Postmauster
United Press Today
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a. @ Hays
Postage Meter Makers New Stamp Printer Races Teens
A fragment notes a postage meter maker in New York offering a stamp printer. It mentions a square rented setup with the meter, a real stamp, and a man, with a note that the machine needs resetting. The readable text is fragmented and lacks cohesive details.
Japan Sets November 11 Conference Date
An article reports Japan agreeing to hold a conference on November 11. The piece notes officials from Japan and other parties coordinating schedule and agenda for the international gathering. The wording emphasizes a firm date and immediate diplomatic outreach.
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Japan
Embezzlement Probe Sought in Chicago Area
Sought in Chicago for embezzlement details reference a Wisconsin concern and dealers association. The fragment mentions a president and director in connection with funds misappropriation, with unclear affiliations and dates, suggesting a broad investigation extending to multiple locations.
Noted Jurist Judge James G. Jenkins Dies in Milwaukee
The obituary notes the death of prominent jurist James G. Jenkins in Milwaukee. The fragmentary text hints at a formal notice but offers limited readable facts beyond his status and location.
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James G. Jenkins
Milwaukee
Man Wanted for Murder of Police Chief Seeks Self
An armed man suspected of killing a police chief reportedly shot himself after a chase that started near a Woof Renda automobile. The incident left a wounded officer and an infant son, with authorities tracing the suspect across multiple counties. The trail led to a Sal Like area and Oswero county, where a purse was found and a car abandoned on a side road near a creamery. The suspect’s wife is described as missing or unaccounted for.
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Byase Aurora
Jara
Marcourty
Renda Automobile
Rehm
Pat Witt
Oswero County
Kennedy
pUens
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Cottase
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Farmers Advised to Hold Goods Till Prices Advance
Farmers are urged to hold goods until prices rise as the advisement stresses the need to prevent selling at current low rates. The guidance appears in a report attributed to LC. Martia, reflecting concern over market conditions and potential price improvement for commodities.
Demmer Case Postponed to Following Week
Fragmentary notes indicate the Demmer case was adjourned to next week with unclear references to individuals and possible officials in Abrs. John Lemmer and Jah aso. M.
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Demmer
Society Interest in Engagement of New York Rector
Society notes indicate interest in the engagement of a New York rector. The item appears in a brief society column, with social circles contemplating forthcoming nuptials and ceremonial announcements.
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New York
Holera Death Weeping Five New Districts Near Here Today
Soviet commissaries abroad three delegations across Europe plead for assistance as looters desert homes. Foreign leaders, including Professor Wolfe and Lunatsharski, head missions to France, Italy, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, and Norway. Emissaries push propaganda and discuss purchase of machinery amid the crisis.
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Europe
France
Italy
Crecreation
Wolfe
Lunatsharski
Sweden
Denmark
Norwich
Belgium
Te Can United Su
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Foudort
Optimism Over Reoghtich of Mexics by America
Local notices reflect optimism about improved relations with Mexico following regional upheaval. Officials cite a promising accord and continued dialogue, noting steps toward stability and cooperation amid evolving regional ties.
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America
Farm Bureau Picnic at Fond du Lac Today
Fond du Lac Wisconsin hosts a Farm Bureau picnic today featuring community gathering and local outreach efforts. Organizers invite families and residents to enjoy meals and conversations with agricultural leaders.
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Farm Bureau
Fond DU Lac
Today in Congress mente terity Sr opr ne pet eure
A compact digest notes unclear reference to congressional topics with scattered fragments. The readable items mention Congress and issues surrounding policy, but specifics, dates, or named entities are not discernible. Further context is needed to identify concrete people, organizations, or actions.
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Mente Terity
Eure
Palace of Baroness Rothschild Yielded No Worthwhile Loot
Fragmentary report describes a warehouse or mansion at the residence of the baroness where nothing of value was found. A caretaker, tied to the estate, appears implicated in guarding the property as police or officials inspect the site after a disturbance.
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Rothschild
Bridge Collapse Endangers Eight in town accident
A bridge section failed this morning during maintenance near a heavy derrick at the east end. The central abutment strained under load as a hoist moved a section, with four large acetylene tanks dropping into the water. Several workers escaped serious injury, considered remarkable given the perilous position.
Three Principles America Stands For In Disarmament
United Press summarizes a U S approach to the Pacific disarmament conference with three guiding principles. The outline cites the recommen dations of Pacific officials and the open conference date now set for November at the Washington venue.
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America
AL L. Bradford
United Press
United States
Korver
Pacific
Farma
Emery Tog
Aera Er
Redwoods Search for Priest Held by Kidnappers
Readers learn of a search in forested Redwoods for a priest reportedly held by abductors. The fragmented text mentions authorities, possible locations, and ongoing pursuit but lacks clear names or dates.
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Redwoods
Untitled fragment on gun cleaning tragedy
A fragmented report describes a fatal gun cleaning incident. The text references a discharge, potential misfire, and immediate death, but readable details are limited. Authorities are not clearly named in the surviving fragment.
See Dollar Mark in Decorations on Cathedral
Fragmentary OCR notes describe decorations on a cathedral with a recurring dollar mark, mentioning a stepped roof and a street on Fifth Avenue. The garish details are unclear, but the fragment hints at vandalism or financial symbols affecting the site.
No Repeal of Taxes Before 1922 Decision Noted
The document discusses plans to retain excess profits taxes and surcharges until next January, citing revenue needs outlined by Secretary Mellon. It notes earlier ideas to repeal excess levies after corporations and individuals meet provisions, with a 500 million dollar potential impact if not repealed.
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Treas Mellon
Imew
All Americans in Moscow Freed. 10 to Cross Border
A fragment reports that Americans in Moscow were freed and ten were to be sent across the border. The text references Leo Kemeneff as chairman and an American relief administrator, with unclear dates and additional leadership mentions.
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Moscow
Caked Press
Rh Brown
Leo Kemeneff
Hamilton Beach Strike Called Off
Workers at Hamilton Beach ended a walkout after a Friday meeting in the local Trades and Labor hall. Union leaders announced the strike suspension pending further talks with management and a return to work policy.
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Hamilton Beach
St Doeliners
Wave Red Flag in Zion Three Arrested
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a disturbance in Zion with three people arrested. Names appear garbled, including references to Milwaukee and Samm Lane Mirannder Huber. The text lacks clear dates or a coherent incident narrative.
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Zion
Aungmide
Tate
Milwaukee
Samm. Lane
Mirannder Huber
Yas Neil
Miinwauxea
AGH Broker Murder Shocks Evanston as Wife Witness Held
Police report a broker was killed late at night near a residence. A woman linked to the case, identified as the broker's wife or former spouse, is detained as officers search for two fleeing men seen near the cottage. The motive and full details remain under investigation with no official statements yet released.
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Don Angeles
Madeline ‘Mepehain
Evanston
Aberchain
Shrey
Ken Wax
Bomen
Bhessid
Court records reveal Los Angeles divorce filing in 1329
Proceedings show Oberchal as president of a club and a claim of misconduct involving an unnamed framed woman. The couple married locally, then the husband filed for divorce citing misconduct and an affair. The case dates to January 1 1329 with the proceedings centering on marital dissolution.
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Oberchal
Omerried
Los Angeles
Student Fined For Driving Automobile While Intoxicated
Madison area district court fined a male student for driving an automobile while intoxicated. Witnesses said the car, occupied by several youths, was driven on a concrete approach near Grand Avenue Sunday night. The student claimed a weekend trip and the use of nerve to pull a prank at school.
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Associated Press
Milwauker
Alred Herbst
Madison
Ehool
President and Mrs Harding bid farewell at Mount Prospect retreat
President Harding and Mrs Harding left Mount Prospect in Lancaster New Hampshire after a vacation that began Tuesday. They planned a stop at Poland Spring Maine before heading to Washington. The president will likely golf this afternoon and call on Mrs Mary Douglas Hale. The Mayflower was expected to depart around 10 tonight.
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Lancaster
N. H
Presiden
Mount Prospect
Jean
Poland Spring
Washington
Mary Douglas Hale
Blazing the Trail for Negotiations for Irish Peace
In London, de Valera and Sir James Craig aides met to blaze a path for direct Sinn Fein Ulster talks. De Valera seeks agreement with Ulster to push a long-delayed peace meeting. Workers fear wage cuts while government power shifts loom and labor opposes sweeping settlements.
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United Press
London
Eamonn de Viders
James Craig
Sinn Fein
Ulsterreandera
James
Negosas
de Valera
Ulster
Ulster For Peace. Foun Abeelopments Were Feared When Government Joower Trish
Tabor
Five Hurt in Gas Tank Blast at Local Plant
A gas tank blast at the Maraell Mieat company injured five workers. Initial reports list Derren and Mirh-txpinsa among the victims, with several thousand dollars in damages and ongoing investigations by local authorities.
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IB Red
Derren
Txpinsa
Ras
Aimee Ream
Maraell Mieat
PG Carn
Congress to Recess in a Few Weeks Special to The Northwestern
Washington reports a upcoming congress recess as President Harding works with leaders to shape quick passage of key measures. Taxation and tariff questions loom, with a likely tariff bill and bank check tax, aiming to lift business strains and restore confidence amid cautious market conditions.
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Senate
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