Acceptance to Reply to Penal Mile To Are The North Western
Fragmented text discusses political maneuvering in Washington and a Senate debate over treaties and peace plans. It mentions secretaries of state, shipbuilders, and looming international conferences. The piece hints at large scale saving and the need for timely action in a context of political compromise. Entities referenced include the United States, senators, and unspecified conference participants.
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Americas
Arshermor
Erita
Rounis
Bill To Quit Judge Lands From Position
A garbled report beds a case involving a judge and a call to quit a position. The fragment mentions Gre Landis and an argument about duties, with unclear names and places. The item appears as a partial legal or political note from an older newspaper page.
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Bill
Gre Landis
Landis
Babe
Preia
Stern
Plan for Congress to Adjourn From Dec 22 to Jan 3
Plan for Congress to adjourn from December 22 through January 3 outlined by government official. Details indicate break between sessions with return date set in early January. Sources indicate legislative calendar adjustments amid ongoing policy discussions and anticipated resumption of duties.
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Congress
Raval-Ratio Question I5 Considered Settled
A garbled Washington dispatch notes a decision on the raval ratio issue. The report mentions officials, a meeting, and references to a residence and work locations, but the exact details remain unclear due to the fragmented text.
Britain Proposes Counteroffer to Japan on Naval Ship Tonnage
fragmentary OCR reports Britain presenting a counterproposal to Japan regarding naval tonnage limits. It suggests two new super battleship vessels, debates on allowable tonnage beyond current limits, and references UK and U.S. positions. The text is garbled, but centers on postwar naval size constraints and potential strategic implications.
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Japan
Hugh
Seeking O Connor Around Milwaukee Scenes
Fragmented text references Milwaukee and suburbs with phrases about seeking O Connor around the area. Mentions of shooting, escapes, and a thief named Michael Hus appear in garbled form with no clear events or dates.
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Milwaukee
Michael Hus
Liberal interpretation by Japan of EW pact indicated
The dispatch notes a liberal interpretation by Japan of the European War pact as a step toward cooperation with powers. It emphasizes that the charter of open access rests on voluntary acts of statesmen and the overall spirit of the treaty.
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Japan
Mason, Weriter
Tel Pressi
New York
Viscou
United Press
I Ralp
China
Final Testimony in Kirby Case Today
Fragmentary OCR reads as a court hearing note with names and relations unclear. Appears to reference a Kirby case, testimony, a daughter, and a deceased relative, but critical details are illegible.
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Kirby
Battle Creek Votes On Jitney Question
Fragmentary notes indicate a Battle Creek ballot item about jitneys. The readable portions reference voters and a transit issue, with unclear details. Further context from the original page is needed to confirm specifics such as date or outcomes.
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Battle Creek
Marines From Hayt Island Take Action
In a short dispatch, an AP KH report from Gruempe notes Marines from Hayt Island moving to address a naval or ground action. The piece highlights military deployment and strategic intent in the region without graphic detail.
President Harding to Report at Gountry Conference
President Harding will deliver a report to the country conference, per a Washington dispatch. The briefing outlines government actions and the role of conference members, with references to Senator Lodge and allied committees during a tense period of reform and domestic policy discussion.
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Harding
Gountry
Paderewski Now Raising Almonds
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Paderewski and raised almonds with unclear context. The readable portion suggests a historical note or misread headline about the musician linked to an agricultural theme, but the source is garbled and lacks coherent facts to summarize a clear event or outcome.
Deputies Approve 24 Billion Budget
Deputies approve a 24 billion budget in a vote that shapes funding for state programs. Details remain limited in the fragmented text but indicate broad approval and financial scope. Local officials anticipate allocations across agencies and services to be finalized in upcoming sessions.
Damaged Store Ledger Hints at Missing Evidence
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a damaged store ledger with scattered figures and unclear entries. The text mentions an Eau Claire location, a former game estimate, and a Sunday timing reference, but specifics are obscured by errors. The fragment suggests routine accounting or inventory entries rather than a narrative event.
Hutton's Case Delayed for a Month
Milwaukee court postpones Hutton's case by one month as proceedings resume with limited details and potential continuance granted to both sides.
C Spurious Congress Fragments Spark Unclear Hearings
Fragments from a today in congress item show unclear references to hearings and committees. Names and places are garbled, leaving the main action indiscernible and unnamed officials unidentifiable.
Japan and United States Ties Promise Peace Progress
The report notes Japan and the United States exchanging greetings and seeking to support global peace. It references Prime Minister Takahashi and a joint effort among four powers toward preserving world peace, with cautious optimism reported from Washington.
Derite Estimate of Senate Lineup on New World Treaty Impossible
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a political note on a senate lineup uncertainty regarding a new world treaty. The readable portions mention senators and political figures in a speculative assessment, with unclear names or dates due to garbled typography.
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Derite
Senate
Wisconsin Supreme Court weighs writ in Redd removal case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court considered issuing a writ of certiorari in the Hans Redd case. Clerk Charles Asmundson, appointed sheriff to replace Rodd, seeks to test the governor's removal order and pardon action, arguing executive power over the judiciary raises public interest questions and sovereignty issues.
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ARY Associated Press
Miadison
Wisconsin Supreme
Hans Redd
Gorgate
C. B. Lind
Rodd
A. J. Vinje
Chien
Erin
Bird Oki
Charles Asmundson
Verane
Chert
Oneida
Elaine
Peter Christ
Omer
Hans Red
Supreme Court
Asmundson
Mplece Rodd
Sabie Ain
Tinine
Germany Seeks Moratorium Over January Payment
A garbled report indicates Germany asking for a moratorium on a January payment. It mentions guarantees and government involvement though details are unclear. The fragment hints at a political or economic crisis and possible team discussions.
New District Attorney Candidate in Wisconsin Race
A new district attorney likely named Ariel Allesmer Md faces uncertainty as a Friday night event stirs speculation. Possible charges and weather conditions cited, with references to Wisconsin prospects and Latral Investigations.
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