Anglo Jap alliance replaced by new Pacific understanding
Washington reports a draft agreement among the United States Great Britain and Japan to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance with a Pacific peace framework. The plan, discussed by the Big Three, aims to limit naval arms, prevent fortification of Pacific islands, and seeks final adoption after home government ratification. France participates in consultations on the new accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Frasford
Caied
Washington
United States
Sri Japan
Aml Sranté
Aliiayee
Great Britain
Japan
Hughes
Belfour
France
United Press
Pacific
Baron Kate
Tex
Jaman
RATO
Ig U Andersteed
Baifour
Jananj
National Securite Ithent
Pacific Islands
Texao
Tokyo
Rita Hughes
Anh
Sreal
Far East
Alzance
Pacs in Question Reach Guam Defenses and War Outlook
Fragmented OCR text discusses Pacific defense concerns, Japan's potential attacks near Guam, and anticipated U.S. fortifications and strategic bases. It mentions proposals for strongholds and estimates of emergency readiness amid a looming conflict scenario.
Advertising Fer Men To Take Jobs Amid Packer Strikes
The sitgwueni Kansas plant where union leaders from Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America were summoned before the industrial court reportedly sought permission for a walkout to avoid hearings. Officials indicated plans to resume operations and warned that a large-scale strike could proceed if wage readjustments were not favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Ie Ausientia
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
North Americas
Wodey
Kansas
Permicien
Shave
Treyida
Ile
Wi ‘Ment Trem Seite & Co
Federal Prohibition Officer Denies Reports Amid Confusion
Special to The Northwestern reports from Milwaukee and Green Bay state that federal prohibition officers vehemently deny charges of misconduct. Moran and associates insist no suspension or removal occurred, and say verification of any claims is impossible. Friends say rumors persist as authorities push back against unverified reports.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Thomas Moran
Green Bay
Charze
Chenges
Marin
Great Powers Seek Retreat From Far East Leased Territories
An Associated Press report notes a push by Britain France and Japan toward retirement from much of their leased areas in China. Key figures Viviani and British officials signal willingness to withdraw from zones including Kwan Cane and Wei-Her-Wei, pending conditions and mutual concessions.
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Guam
Associated Press
Carina Im
Frente
Chima
Snd
Jezaz
France
Chirag
I. Vivliani
Raness
Kwan Cane
Wei-Her- Wei
Nonpartisan League in National Political Shakeup
The article describes a disrupted U.S. political scene with recall actions and party realignments affecting candidates. It notes the emergence of nonpartisan movements in several states and highlights tensions between rival factions, including figures tied to reform and anti-saloon efforts shaping upcoming races.
Fragmented OCR weather and forecast text
A garbled OCR fragment mixes forecasts for Wisconsin weather including temperature readings and cloudiness notes. It mentions a day named Thursday or Tuesday and references locations like Seat Lakex or Wai, with unclear personal or regional identifiers and no coherent event.
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Cloway
Lakex
Orwai
Falas
Walter
Tuerda
Vietecaday
Fragmented Extract on Diplomacy and Armament Dialogues
A garbled review of an arms conference with scattered observations on imperialism self-determinism and the balance of power. It notes visitors from Washington observing soldiers, officials and public sentiment while highlighting tensions between France Italy and other powers and questions about imperial influence and peace prospects.
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Waskinste
Washington
Peistenls
Erinn
Cate
Ilyas
France
Atlas
Emperis
Blizzard End: The Rigidng in City of Vienna
A severe winter battered Vienna causing stores to loot and power outages. Police report mass disruption as residents flee and crowds form at transit points amid widespread property damage and injuries. Authorities struggle to restore order as the exodus of civilians continues and emergency services work through the aftermath.
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Vienna
Brief holds orders for increases in rates illegal
The court held orders for rate increases illegal. Officials at the interstate commerce commissions were cited for misstatements and improper actions in enforcing fee rules. The ruling notes wire communications and the misapplication of rate hikes as unlawful.
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DL CO Oriers
He Interstate Cammers Om
Das
Norin Dataia
Farmers desert pool for direct pay from Borden
A fragmented report from Monrus Wisconsin describes farmers seeking direct payments from Borden. The text mentions market groups and producer committees, noting pressure on the dairy market and a price shift affecting farm income. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Borden
Lorenz Hospital Controversy Sparks International Debate
A garbled Chicago newspaper fragment discusses Dr. Lorenz and a hospital dispute involving American physicians in Europe. It cites pressure from European medical bodies against American practice, mentions a famed “button operation,” and notes public interest in Lorenz’s career and the potential for similar cases abroad.
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Phicate
Chieti
Lamal
Onascarnetic
Lorenz
East
Liam Rica
Adan
Mebomety
Nemsai
Hys Lye Wemens
Laure
Usen
Heme
Ma Ior
Leabe
AL Konan
Vollet Tress
Chings
Lobia Jimeur Mateh
Cape
Lan Az
Eon
Gankers
Lorengs
Rawls
Wedding Notice Fragment From Old New York Record
Fragmentary wedding notice referencing names and places with unclear dates. It mentions a person now known as Isabelle Seahoim and a connection to New York. The text is garbled but indicates a formal betrothal or ceremony notice in a historical record.
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Seulelie Freewhnin
Isabelle Seahoim
New York
Probing Harem Party in Chicago
Unclear text reports a Chicago gathering described as a harem party. The fragment mentions a staged event with liquor and several individuals named in disjointed terms, noting that two younger members were expelled for infractions.
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Chicago
Che
Azine
Lobers Crone
Balturisne
Qurtog
Morse Denied Entry to United States by French Order
Amer ican shipbuilder Charles W Morse was denied entry by France and ordered to return to the United States on the Paris. The interior department and French foreign office confirmed the order, citing sufficient reason, with Morse expected to sail on the Paris to New York. The embassy reported Morse could join the George Washington’s voyage if permitted.
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Asousaled Press
B. O
Charlen
Morse
Wander
Hiavece
Attlemes
Daysherty
Havre
United
Hhe Interser
Charles W. Morse
United Sea
Paris
Interior Department
Armerican
Washington
Interior Departments
New York
Charles W. More
Daugherty
United States
George Washington
Bremen
Hiowas
Wyshasshed
Ketlionef
United States Shipping Board
Caworneyners
Dauthearty
Mr. More
Freeaus Dppaiches
Moree
France
M Daurhenry
America
Ronan Pret
Etiere “Aafava
Rome
Prian
Pius
Eiva
Distilled Borda Liquor Not Evidence of Illegal Possession
A fragmented court note discusses distilled bonded liquor and its relation to possession. It references legal counters, private manufacture, and official actions, with unclear names and places amid garbled OCR text.
First real cold weather due today across region
The first real cold spell of the season is expected today in parts of the area, with forecasts predicting snow and strong winds. Meteorologists warn that temperatures will drop significantly and stay cold for several days, marking the onset of winter-like conditions.
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Associated Tres
Chicago
Peer County
Henry 4
Jury Deliberations Continue in Arbuckle Case
San Francisco reports the Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter trial jury has not reached a verdict after 21 hours of deliberation. The panel recessed briefly for lunch and resumed in the morning, with spectators and press watching as Arbuckle and his wife remained in court. Rumors of holdouts and ballots circulated, but no decision was announced.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Fatty
Arbuckle
Farry Arbuckle
Minta Durafee
Harold Londertack
Judes
Mand Delmont
Madera
Calif
Sso Francisco
Fatey Arbucks
Hall of Justice
Marshal Foch
Market Street
oAmedan
Harold Leu
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City OF
Monrus
Wis
Furden
Socistiar
Imneasa Reetan Somysatt
Hospitals OF
Gh. Lorenz
Shen
Poe Ben Nm
Attys
Fane
Wem Parca
Oijexai
Pereswen
Poibtens
Teresa Hobe
Monitas
C. AL
Uglors
Pama
Arbuckle Jury
D. Tracy
Sised
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Qureed Ina
Misia
Momans
Lake Hes
Wes. Delmont
Stephen Hopnins
Tollsewers
Heiavidhs
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