Japan Stirred Up by Fear of American Intentions
The article argues Japan is inclined to view U S actions as hostile, notes widespread suspicions and misinterpretations, and warns that recent naval moves and proposed bases could heighten tensions. It urges mutual understanding and cautions against fueling prejudice or alarm in either country.
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Otter Bresta
Rebs
Wisconsin
Satkoas
Wis
Oshrosh
Japan
Joe Ant Som
Ihrem
Rome
Thors le Baeln
Aaursa
San Francisca
Pha Hewalann Ilinds
Auaralia
Wilbur Thal
Shenandoah
Los Langetes
An Diego
Dapan
America
United States
Rights of Shipping Board to Sell Ships Upheld
The finding supports the Shipping Board’s authority to dispose of three ships by sale. The opinion, urged by Attorney General Sargent, concludes the board may unload vessels not operated by the government or sold to others. The ruling aims to reduce taxpayer burden and improve marine business efficiency as ships are liquidated.
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Che Fedral Shipping Board
Sargent Thin
Hardlig Adminnistration
Sankar
Funk
Night Air Mail Service Proves Feasible Between Chicago and New York
The night air mail route Chicago to New York shows clear progress with initial success. Tests indicate safer, quicker travel at night using new Deacons and landing devices, expanding possibilities for long-distance aviation in America.
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Chicago
New York
America
Europe
New York-Chicago
Inc Hao
Aviation mail lines promise slower start but market growth ahead
The text discusses air mail lag, commercial aviation routes, and the uncertain immediate profitability. It notes many territories served are less populous than New York to Chicago lines, but anticipates that improved service will build public confidence and pave the way for profitable operation within a reasonable range.
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New York
Bnais
Textile Wage Reductions Spark New England Industry Alarm
A bulletin from the federal Bureau of Labor indicates New England textile plants are cutting wages by about 10 percent to readjust costs. Weekly earnings per full time worker drop, average weekly hours fall, and overall employment declines persist. If prices stay high, wage cuts may sustain output but threaten long term jobs. The report also notes similar strain in the cotton sector and mentions a policing of travel regulations affecting workers. The Ropiningers state convention will move one week from today.
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New England
Bulletin
Federe Dureayy
Javor
Inslakes
Eingland
Jonner Dragon
The Senatorial Muddle in Wisconsin Politics
The Belolk News surveys Wisconsin Republican frictions as McGovern and other contenders clash with the machine. It notes a split antimachine vote, party conferences, and efforts to nominate a representative candidate to unite factions for the Senate race.
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Belolk Newa
McGovern
Ware
Hla Campalan
United States
Sertiuim
Tin
Aideinbw KroUp
Choy
Agid Hoss
Hopuleaary
McGavarn
Wisconsin
Xovaratuy
Arrong Young Bobbin
Qokkord Republican Movement
Ienstan
Amer- Ican Vise
Madieon
Uity
Sens
LH Failte
Nehinved
Nabl- Net
Star Chamber
Madrash
Norsination
Raveun
Peputar
Osakonh
Hidte
Rome
Notltion
Volta Ceyite
United
Nenilnes
Ros Wilcox Ukewine
Wil
Meears McGovern
Wilcox
Barry
Dir
Diasentiois
Amid Newapater Nonsense and Local Politics
A jumble of fragmented notes reports a special primary plans to nominate a United States senator, with scattered references to election law, local newspapers, and weather or health asides. The piece mixes name fragments like Hay fever and milk questions with stray editorials from several Wisconsin papers such as Janesville Gazette and Kenosha News.
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Waft
Macineus Eagle
Mellon
Wana Beront Herald of Centre
gResetey
Janesville Gazette
United States
Hale Dowel
SheboyRah
Sunshine Pellets by Dr W Thomson amid garbled text
A heavily garbled historical snippet mentions Dr W Thomson and topics on vaccines and public health. It contains stray phrases about vanity in restaurants and personal liberty, plus scattered notes on medicine, air flow, and a surgical room. The fragmentary text is inconsistent and unrecoverable as a coherent article.
Northwestern notes from twenty five years ago today
A compilation from the Northwestern files recalls a variety of items: social visits by Mr and Mrs Carl Laemmie and Miss Anna Stern after a maths summer outing at Elkhart. Herman Derssen planning to reenter clear manufacturing with his sons Ostar and Ernst riding in an automobile venture on Mer ritt and Washington streets. discussion on Japanese labor in California and its possible local adoption. legal proceedings involving Oshkosh Water Works and the city over sewer dumping into the Fox river and Lake Winnebago with damages sought around 100000 dollars. Other items cover church dedication, an injury at the new high school, excursions, tax money for school improvements, robberies, and various police and civic notes from Milwaukee, Racine, Janesville, and Monroe.
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Carl Laemmie
Anna Stern
Elkhart
Herman Derssen
Ostar
Ernst
Merritt
Washington
West
California
Goodland
Oshkosh Water Works Company
Fox River
Winnedago
Sopay
Tria
St. Vincent's Congregaton
Willam L. Sanborn
Jn- Jurtea
Ialag
Line New High School
Tafety
Fasehall
Diamond [Notch Company
Barkerton
Emmases
Meymasn
J. A. Keith
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
Puzzle page presents a pictorial cross word with 10 words to solve. Across clues include a rhyme reference before the king, a shellfish with large claws, a dressmaker’s view, and a court term. down clues include the capital of France and arm parts. The grid shows nine additional word keys and a provided solution key.
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France
Watertown Announcements Highlight Local Selections
A garbled note from Watertown references an event under way with selections announced by Frank Vaughn and a placeholder for further details. The fragment suggests a local matter or competition with unfolding work and a brief summary.
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Watertown
Wahrtown
Frank Vaughn
Ann Announees
Italy Seeks Mediterranean Security Amid Grain Shortage
Italian Senator Count Antonio Ciprico urged that Italy faces the Mediterranean as its gravest problem. He warned that Britain could shut the Gibraltar and Suez routes, starving Italy of grain, fuel oils, and raw materials unless Western powers ensure safe passage. He argued Italy’s aspirations are legitimate and vital for its security and growth.
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Mediterranean
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Suez
Antonio Cippico
Mussolini
Willamstown
Mass
Bratesicu
Poitital
Conn
Amoura Defies Fashioned Boundaries In A Wager
Amoura Ainsley declares she will marry only if she can earn her own living for two years. Philip Weterich bets he can support himself away from home for a year, offering marriage if he fails. Family tensions rise as Amoura insists on independence against her parents and social expectations.
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Philp Weterich
Amoura Alnstey
Philip Weln
Della
Mrs. Ain
Amoura
Angie
J. Reginald
Lou
Philip
Philp
J. Reginald Amatey
J. Reginald Ainsley
Grandma Ainsley
The Curse of Mankind Superstition in Everyday Life
A brisk survey of superstition's reach through history and culture notes how belief in omens and rituals shapes behavior. Cites Rousseau Blake Scott Napoleon Rhodes and Washington, then lists common myths from unlucky numbers to feverish cures, urging awareness of superstition’s grip on minds.
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Rousseau
Willlam Blake
Socrates
Christ
Sir Walter Scott
Melrose Abbey
Napoleon
Cata
Peter
Ing’ Bridges
Cecil Rhodes
Pinchot and Pepper in Pennsylvania Political Drama
Governor Pinchot and Senator Pepper dominate a political clash over Pennsylvania issues. Frequent exchanges on local prohibition and a superpower project mark their struggle as they prepare to fight it out for the GOP senatorial nomination.
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Gifford Pinchot
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
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