High Cost Of Universal Training Hinders Army Policy
Washington report notes the high cost of universal military training could block legislation for a permanent U S policy. General March warns annual spending near 900 million dollars and questions alternate plans. Debate centers on mobilization readiness versus compulsory service costs and political opposition.
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Washington, D. C
General March
Congress
March
Stam
United States
Tiauy Simes
Cham
Oresoa
Senate Committee On
Hien
War Department
Mares
America
Lihense
Senate
Cold Storage and High Prices Debate Surfaces
The text, though mangled, cites politics and economics around cold storage driving prices. It references figures in Washington and debates about regulation and monopoly in the produce distribution chain, including packers and costs, with mentions of government actions and wartime context. The fragmentary items suggest a broader discussion of price control and policy responses.
Arrest Made in Evanston Woman's Murder Case
A Black man was arrested in connection with the murder of Mrs. Bi Watkins in Evanston, following reports of the crime near a tavern area. The suspect was taken into custody as a wanted man and is being processed by authorities.
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Negro
Evanston
United Press Chiesso
Holland
Nesre
Tesper
Watkins
Jae Fe Tany
Supreme Council Meets Hastily on Hungarian Situation
The Supreme Council convened in haste amid a developing crisis in Hungary. Reports indicate urgent diplomacy and potential shifts in regional policy, with officials weighing responses and coordinating with allied governments.
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Supreme Council
Advise Wilson as City Expenses Rise in Turbulent Times
Report outlines rising city expenses, calls for swift action, and notes proposed measures including a council plan. Mentions a Lutheran teacher, rail strike improvements, and a proposed reorganization of Company F. Indicates debates over coal rates and regional economic issues.
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Wilson
Roumsma
Johor
Stormy Senate Committee Session on Treaty Action
A stormy session of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee debated expediting the peace treaty. Re read ing disputed sections and amending proposals begin tomorrow. Senator Hitchcock urged early action, while Senator Fall warned against precipitate moves.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tomorrew
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lodge
Fall
New Mexico
Mac
Rock Administration Teacer
Mene
Eliv— Lered
Todar
Seswas
Amendi- Menis
Iezh Hitchcock
Hyitchcock
Parson's Makes Change for Athletic Program
A local official named Parson initiates changes at the South Bakom school district to direct the athletic program and oversee sports activities. The move aims to improve administration and field operations within the department.
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Atactia
Gerla
Es Mines
Maned
Caniriet
Bako
Pstheol of Mines
Strike Threat in Belgium Escalates Despite Appeal
Government facing pressure as labor groups in Beiztam mobilize in a day of protests after final appeal to lawmakers failed to yield a response from the Sundar administration. Congress has not acted.
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Ecral
Sedar
Cali
Inténintt Sundar
la_por
Congress
Air Pathfinders Plan Continental Air Route Mission
Air Pathfinders will chart routes for a joint air expedition comprising about twenty air pioneers and eighty support personnel. Maj Ora M. Huldinger commands the squadron as ten airplanes and accompanying vehicles prepare a westbound course from New York toward San Diego via Philadelphia Hacks, and return over a southern route with a field kitchen hospital engineer and medical staff aboard.
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Aimvsis
Seid
Lats Island
Eauxty
Revrmane
Pad Emiere
Sao Fran
Jers
Philadelphis
Hacks
Julmstown
Pinisburg
Cushion
Zanesville
Colum@bes
Ces
Kenneth Clémget
Washinton
San Diego
New York
AIX
Congress Asked to Back President’s Cost of Living Plan
Justice Department urged support for nearly 1 million dollars in appropriations to fund the president’s proposals to curb high living costs. Palmer said district attorneys will cooperate with governors, as commerce and labor seek antitrust actions, price controls, and penalties for profiteering.
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Nerrors
Department of Justice
Palmer
Washugtas
D. C.aAttorney
Congress
Department of Commerce
Department of
Washington, D. C
Commerce and Labor Departments
Senate
Secretary plans mock Pacific fleet maneuvers next year
Navy secretary aboard the battleship New York near San Pedro tours Hawaii bound for Honolulu. He states plans to deny Atlantic fleet to Pacific for maneuvers next year. A stowaway aboard was later found. authorities investigate motives and reads.
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Hoonolulu
Bourdie
Rey
Bank Robbery Foiled by Clerks Trick in Washington
A masked robber entering the Manser Trust Company in Washington attempted a hold up. A clerk’s counter trick caused the robber to turn a pistol on himself, shot his jaw, and was captured after being wounded. The incident followed a failed plan with bullet damage to a window and a shattered plate glass. Police identified the robber as an ex-mechanic, and hospital treatment was noted for serious injuries.
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Washington
Manser Trust
De-5
Toledo
Eimer
Raties al Fetzer
Dr Seif Named for Post to America
Fragmentary notes indicate Dr Seif was considered for a junior post in a German government cabinet and foreign affairs division. Mentions of Seif as a foreign secretary and a link to high German leaders suggest discussions over Germany’s envoy to the United States or related liaison roles.
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Germ
France
Switzerland
Switzrland
Belson
Germany
Gesoman
United States
Dr Seif
Stronay
Boiehesik
Geemann
Chicago actors go back as strike winds down
Unclear OCR text reports actors in Chicago resuming activities after a stoppage. The fragment hints at a plan to reopen and resume work, with Associated Press styling. No specific names, dates, or organizations are clearly readable.
Roosevelt letter criticizes secrecy in wartime governance
A 1915 letter from Theodore Roosevelt condemns secret handling of government business and urges Secretary of State reform. Addressed to Murry Wilson Walker of the National Press Club, it references Amos Cummins and the Coronel House, linking to events tied to Peace Conference discussions. The document predates the conference but surfaced amid later debates.
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Murry Wilson Walker
National Ores Club
Washington, D.C
Walker
Coloutl House
Wilson
Tim
Amos Cummi
Theodore Roosevelt
Ndec
Ute
Stacy
Coronel House
Bine
Brorwara
Off Year For Apples Tress Milwaukee Report
An OCR damaged snippet notes an off year for apples in Milwaukee with limited production in certain sections. It mentions a large crop and notes discussions at an opening event of an international apple association. The text references shipping, quality concerns, and generic commentary on apple eating habits.
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Milwaukee
Malier
Retailers Propose Changes to State Eight Hour Law
A garbled report outlines retailers seeking amendments to the state eight hour law. It mentions officials such as a treasurer and a governor, with references to legislative sessions and potential impacts on workers and businesses.
Confidence in Japan outlined by premiers and officials
The document records statements of Prime Minister Macey and War Home conference delegates affirming faith in Japan's good faith. It discusses future plans for the Shantuns peninsula and emphasizes the responsibility of those forming the new structure to ensure naval and repair efforts align with agreed principles.
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Japan
Shantuns Peninsula
Pamister
Premer Macey
Stored Eggs and Sugar Seized in Federal Raid
Seizure of eighty four thousand dozen eggs stored for Mortis & Co. in Chattanooga under libel charges that storage was to unreasonably raise prices. In Jacksonville, more than a million eggs, hundreds of thousands of tins of canned foods and 27000 pounds of sugar were seized in a raid on wholesale food warehouses and cold storage plants by federal officers.
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Chattanooga
Tean
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Mortis & Co
Chicago
United States District Attorney
Jacksonville
Fla
Sugar sold at 15 cents a pound nets grocer fine
A federal action reported in Washington says a retail grocer was fined 500 for selling sugar at 15 cents a pound. District Attorney Lacey wired Attorney General Palmer from New Jersey city. A separate suit seeks to dissolve a cement combination in New Jersey involving multiple firms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Lusties
Lacey
Palmer
Bing Mian
N. C
Wee
Attammar General Paimese Artionts
Bet Lrought
New Jerssy
Viscount Grey to Represent Britain in Washington
Landon Viscount Grey, former British foreign secretary, accepts post to represent the government at Washington ending the term of Viscount Grey of Fallodon as ambassador. Grey played a pivotal role in easing tensions before the European crisis and in averting a broader war through diplomatic efforts with the European great powers.
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Toy Associated Press
Landon
Viscount Grey
Beytish
Foreign
Washington
Viscount Gres of
Falloden
Edward Greyt
Halil Pasha Escapes Probably to Erzerum
Constantinople reports Halil Pasha a former minister of marine and uncle to Enver Pasha may have escaped to Erzerum. The article notes his ties to the Committee of Union and Progress and mentions alleged activity in the past against Greek targets amid late 1910s conflict.
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Halil Pasha
Erzerum
Saeomaieg Press
Constantinople
Halil Fasna
Marine
Enver Pasha
Krettenat& Talaat
Anton Anc Progress
Ft. In
Pasna
Viner
Asim Emmand
American steamer strikes a mine in the North Sea
An American steamer was hit by a mine in the North Sea causing unknown damage and potential casualties. The incident occurred amid ongoing maritime dangers and tensions in European waters, with limited official confirmation on casualties or vessel status.
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North Sea
Unclear fragmentary text about Pershing home and ships
Fragmentary notes mention General Pershing and ships with references to a ship named Leviathan and a trading or transfer context. The stream of words is garbled, with missing punctuation and several unreadable phrases, yielding no coherent event or clear entities beyond Pershing and ships.
Shenson On Track Of Wisconsin High Costs
Swenson, reappointed state food administrator, plans a statewide effort to combat high costs. A late week conference is planned with Governor Philipp and federal prosecutor Wolfe. He will mobilize telegrams to former food officials to gather price data on food and clothing. In Milwaukee, Dr H Bryant begins a storage food audit with a report due in three days. Cooperation between federal and local agencies to curb costs will intensify when federal representatives meet the city commission that runs the market system.
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Madison
Swenson
Tae Fies
Philipp
United States
A. C. Wolfe
Milwaukee
H. #. Bryant
Food Inspection Division
Health Department
George Ruhmnod
Fed
Eral
Ohr
Had Carnegie a church in Lenox Mass
Doubt remains about Andrew Carnegie's denominational belief as funeral services delay. Mrs Carnegie shows some improvement after the collapse following her husband’s death Monday. Writings of Mills examine ideas on life after death amid religious discussions.
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Carnesi
Lenox
Drew Carnegie
T . Dured Ceralir
Fie
Milnesse
Chosen to High Offices by Dramatic Order
A dramatic order selects men to head offices in Baltimore and Peoria reports. The Associated Press notes new picks include strong names amid reorganizations. Details are fragmented but indicate leadership changes within the organization.
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Astociated Press
Peoria
Hary
Baltimore
Hercien
German Propaganda Charge Ties to League of Nations
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Representative Heitz of Alabama leveled a charge that German propaganda and sentiment backed the opposition to the League of Nations. The statement alleges German influence sought to sway American opinion and promote defeat of the pact. The remarks reflect ongoing political contention over international engagement.
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Associated Presst
Washington
HeBiz Democrat
Alabama
Duke of Aosta to Visit United States
The Duke of Aosta plans a visit to the United States with engagement schedule and official duties to be observed by host institutions. Officials anticipate formal receptions and meetings with governmental and military leaders during the visit.
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Duke OF Aosta
United States
Weather Forecast Fragments From Local Page
Fragmentary forecast notes show a cool day with unsettled wording. Names and terms appear garbled, but indicate temperatures and conditions for a specific area and date. Data is unclear but suggests a cautious outlook.
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