Range Wants Four Power Atlantic Treaty
United Press dispatch reports range of submarine talks during Far East peace conference. France and Britain push for a four power Atlantic pact as condition for any reduction in submarine demands. American and Japanese delegates weigh acceptance terms while Paris signals preference for capital ship limits.
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Miter
United Free Sua
Besis
Frente
Allente
Ific
Arientc
Brance
United Press Sal
Weehington
D. C
Naval Committee
I ¢Dock
Hinghes
Brimmi
Staliy
Ametxan
Jodes
Delesete
Paris
Pacif ic Pact Ambiguities Stir Debate Over Japan Mainland Claims
United Press International reports that the Pacific pact is not seen as covering Japan's mainland. In Washington the four party accord faces interpretation as excluding mainland Japan, amid mixed US and Japanese sentiment. Officials discuss potential guarantees and invasions, with diplomatic notes sent to Britain and France. The clash over territorial scope rises as lawmakers weigh the pact's reach and defensive commitments.
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Lawrence Martin
United Pras
Corresporden
Washington
Japan
Eoghesan
Great Britain
Wife Granted Divorce From Harold McCormick
In Chicago, Mrs Faith Ro McCormick, daughter of John D Rockefeller Sr, was granted a divorce from Harold McCormick, Harvester president. The proceedings occurred in superior court with Judge Chart presiding.
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Harold M'Cormick
Harvester
fBy
Associated Press
Chicago
Faith Ro McCorn
Join D. Rockefeller
Mallionaire
Kime
McCermick
McCormnick
Joan
Geese A. Cooke
Americans Spend Over Hundred Million on Toys
A garbled note reports Americans spent more than a hundred million on toys. The text also mentions New York and a bank reference to National City, with unclear figures and dates, including a figure of 13,660,060 and five seats.
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New York
Jose
Samer
National City Bank A
Siven
Fond du Lac Chief Cleared by Unanimous Vote
Unclear text describes Fond du Lac chief exonerated by unanimous vote. Several garbled phrases reference Minnesota, a hearing, and an ongoing affair. No clear dates, names beyond Fond du Lac, or organizations are readable.
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Fond DU Lac
Palmyra Mystery Murder Case Hints at Suspect Link
In Palmyra Wisconsin on the eve of a mysterious murder, police recall prior cases and note a resemblance between the corpse and an individual named Anderson. Reports describe a large man and discuss possible suspects including several named figures.
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Palmyra
Wis
Anderson
Itn
Seversgeld Moris
Sais Beether
Gerson
Celomno
Reexferd
Teviz
Confession Bares Wall Street Bomb Details
Waite Lindenfeld confesses to a Red Plot bombing in 1920 Warsaw. He names the Third International communists as organizers and ties the attack to dynamite placed on September 16, 1920, deterring Morgan & Co. and other targets, with many deaths.
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Wall Street
Waite Lindenfeld
Warsaw
Sylvester Cosgrove
Secret Service Age
Morgan & Co
Testimony on Blood Pots in Bed Sheet Case
Allegations center on Mauivon Testimony 238 alleged to involve Deen Roked. It supports Mrs Sorenson as testimony is presented to influence a pardon hearing. Mrs Mar Sorenson reportedly declares at the hearing about the pardon of dual-acts convict Shessen, who served ten years of a life sentence.
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Mauivon
PY Senehier
New Plan to Expand Transpacific Shipping Ambitious Drive
A new plan to expand transpacific shipping faces unclear details as the Coast and President discuss increased commerce. Officials outline aims to boost imports and exports through broader ports and partnerships, seeking faster routes and stronger logistics networks amid economic pressures.
World War II Big Tage 10 Hotorians
A garbled OCR item from a World War II era page reports on a mid century gathering by the American Historical Association. It mentions migration in Scandinavia and notes a meeting with discussions on work and agriculture.
Packingtown Armed Camp Due to Rioting
A fragmentary report notes Packingtown establishing armed camp measures amid rioting. Names and precise details are garbled, with unclear attributions and missing dates, but the outline points to a security response due to unrest in the area.
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Packingtown
Farm Credit Meeting Set for Friday Session
A fractured OCR note indicates a Farm Credit meeting planned by a group led by Paul. The agenda mentions a session beginning in the afternoon and a tentative location, with no further details available.
Blindness Marks The Trail Of Bootleg Booze
Reports warn of widespread bootleg liquor dangers linked to blindness as authorities note fewer arrests and closures in various districts. The tumultuous period shows rising medical cases and public concerns about tainted spirits and unlawful distilleries.
Milwaukee Schools Bar Nonresidents From Attendance
A city board plans to bar nonresident students from Milwaukee public schools. The measure targets enforcing enrollment limits and redirects focus to ensure local pupils gain access. The proposal faces questions about its impact on communities and district resources.
Debs and Gompers Reach Temporary Prison Talks Peace
Fragmented text reports Debs and Gompers patching up after years of confrontation. The piece mentions plans discussed during conferences in Washington aiming to ease Debs from federal prison conditions, with tentative timelines and calls for unity among labor leaders.
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Jeter
Gompers
Freeral
Afunta
Washington
Owener Daugherty
Nets
Must Stand Trial On Charges Of Stealing Liberty Bonds
The auto must stand trial on charges of stealing liberty bonds. A court in the county state at once considers the case, with reference to the alleged theft and related charges. The sparse readable text indicates a legal proceeding involving a theft of liberty bonds and an auto in question, requiring official charges and next steps.
Plan to Use Idle Men as Watchmen Chronicles Unclear
Fragmentary note outlines an alleged plan to employ idle men as watchmen. Mentions proposed scheme, pundits, and automation aims to deter burglaries and pad nine or six items, with references to unnamed entities and places.
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Frerens
Philips
Parformitz
Yate Witchnern
Sik
Germany Fails In Clause Of Reparations Pact Report
Don Chamberlain reports from Columbus that Southern Ohio coal operators move toward directly negotiating with miners on new wage deals, bypassing the central body. McKinney calls it economic pressure. unions warn loss of the check-off risks open shop and funding for miners’ organization amid looming talks set for next April.
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Southern Ohio Exchange
Lewis
Don Chamberlain
United Press
Columbus
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
John L. Fewig
United Line Waorkers
Aistrict
Ghigo
Pittsburgh
W. D. McKis
Ubiv
Oberal
Orethinetrun
McKinney
Tkeneve
Liwis
South
Ohio
Iter Ft
Srsuam
Udce Anderson
Indianapolis
Plin
Milwaukee Council Takes Stand On Beer and Light Wires
Milwaukee council records show support for beer and lighting projects while urging prompt action. The report notes statements from officials and discussion of infrastructure and public safety measures impacting the city.
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Milwaukee Council
Riddles Husband Found Dead With Bullets
Mrs Florence Sin Diet reported her husband James lying in a pool of blood at their home in Lonis. The widow told police her husband had threatened her and had noted years of threats. The call came over the telephone wire from United Press Imtionapulis.
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United Press
Florence Sindiet
Lonis- Im
James
Reparation Talks Stalled as Germany Delays Payments
United Press reports a new Allied Commission meeting to decide actions after Germany again fails to meet January and February reparations instalments. Chancellor Wirth’s silence on latest notes adds to fears ahead of Cannes meeting. Berlin delays reply, while Belgian Italian French and English financial circles plan talks to pave the way for the Cannes gathering.
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United Press
Park
Germany
Allied Commission
Wirth
Jent
Cannes
Walter Rathena
Herr Fischer
Berlin
Walter Rathenan
London
Belgium
Italy
France
England
Wilson Receives Mary Letters On Sixty-Eighth Birthday
Ex-President Wilson, swamped by letters and telegrams on his 68th birthday, shows better health and keenness. Messages express faith in his future and reflect on his long political career and public service. A Western note mentions a campaign to honor Wilson with awards for meritorious service.
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Wilson
Mary
United Press
Washington
D. C
Preliminary In Cases Connected With Man's Murder
Fragmentary OCR notes report preliminary cases linked to a murder. The text mentions a person named Cht ei coer, wounds, and a man named Dom Hichicd Vener, with unclear details of events and outcomes.
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Chtei Coer
Manslaughter Charge Following Fatal Highway Crash
An assau sted press report from La Crosse Wisconsin details a manslaughter charge after a car struck George Hollman and his 7 year old son on a country highway near La Crosse on December 10. The driver stands bound over on a 3.7 bond after a preliminary hearing before Judge Bemidher. Martie Nandani faces accessory charges under bonds.
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Assausted Press
Te Crosse
Wis
Thor
George Hollman
Jadce Bemidher
Martie Nandani
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