Disabled veterans urge action over neglect in federal care
A report by veterans groups and Associated Press cites 3390 disabled World War I veterans in Ohio and elsewhere, alleging overcrowded state facilities, lack of medical treatment, and no federal institutions. It urges President and Congress to fund federal care, tighten oversight of contract asylums, and appoint an independent veterans commission to ensure proper treatment and support.
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Associated Press
Toderty
Bardies
Sovernment
Tegkiess Co
Ohio
Longview
Hootsaints
Sime Welfare Department
Athens State Hospital
Memorial
Special
Senate
Pevora
Congress Panels Review Foreign Debt Refunding Bill
The Press Finance committee examines a foreign debt refunding bill while the Appropriations committee reviews appropriation measures. Howe.
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Appropriations Committee
Princess Mary to wear Cloth of Silver for wedding gown
Reported details describe Princess Mary’s bridal dress featuring Cloth of Silver and ivory silk with a silk train. The article mentions royal embellishments and gowns from generations past as part of the ceremony preparations.
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Mary
Oldest Woman Mayor Promises Real Old Fashioned Regime
Magnetic Springs Ohio announces Mary McFadden as candidate for mayor promising a traditional administration. Her platform includes asserting authority, monitoring council meetings, and guiding six member body toward orderly governance with emphasis on public order and civic duties.
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Mary McFadden
Magnetic Springs
United Press
Siaxat
MzFadden
Breda
Panama Canal Service Says Steel Firms May Run Boats
An imitative report to the Interstate Commerce Commission says Steel Corporation may operate ships via the Panama route. The examiner broadens the controversy as other parties challenge the plan and discuss participation in the venture.
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Steel Corporation
Panama
Holdup of Minister Finally Explained
A garbled transcript notes an explained hold up involving a minister and a warrant, with referenced figures Wasoun pri Woth and charetich. The fragment hints at police or court involvement and a justice action tied to the incident.
Dry raid on Gold Coast club sparks local row
A fragmented report notes a raid at a Gold Coast club with ensuing confusion and unclear outcomes. Witnesses cited by a single source mention protesters and officers, while details remain limited and inconsistent.
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Gold Coast Club
Allied Debt Refunding Bill Favored by Senate Committee
The Senate finance committee reported the Allied Debt Refunding Bill favorably after objections from Treasury official Mellon and others. The measure would provide for a refund of about 599,000 with maturing notes to be issued, and the committee approved the plan despite dissent.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
Sesaier
New Assistant Named for Veterans Bureau Post
The Associated Press notes the appointment of Col. Robert I. Reese of Hougshton Mich as assistant director of the veterans bureau with charge of rehabilitation activities. Reese, a member of General Pershing's staff, will oversee the bureau's rehabilitation work.
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Associated Preset
Washington, D. C
Robert I. Reese
Hougshton, Mich
Veterans’ Bureau
Invesor Voerbes
Reese
Perstine
RANEDIT GETS 1200 FROM WOMEN CASHIERS
Unidentified source reports a person named Ranedit receives 1200 from women cashiers amid unclear circumstances. The text is severely garbled with missing context and illegible names.
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Ranedit
Steel magnate's daughter elopes to Miami after surprise wedding
Dworris L. Henderson Jr. son of a prominent eastern steel maker and Adaline Corey daughter of Alfred Corey Jr. eloped and are honeymooning in Miami following the abrupt nuptials that stunned their circle of friends.
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Dworris L. Henderson, Jr
Adaline Corey
Alfred Corey, Jr
Miami
Fiz
Norworks
Farmer Faces First Degree Murder Charge
Hartwell judge hears case against Madiwon-armigames for alleged murder on the farm. Defense cites alleged mental state and discrepancies in statements by Farwell and sister Alice. Sheriff and investigators pursue leads as hearings proceed in Pane county Superior Court.
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Farmer
Associated Press
Madiwon
Armigames
Hartwell Ir
Blom
Welle
Bley
Jude
Hoppmann
Pane County
Farwell
Men Arrested in Oshkosh by Waukesha Sheriff
Fragmentary OCR notes identify three men involved in an Oshkosh incident, with ties to Waukesha County authorities. The text references individuals including David Driscoll and Charles Rogers and mentions charges or actions by Eagle Zens, but details are unclear.
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Oshkosh
Waukesha
Frinwestterg
David Driscoll
Charles Rogers
Eagie Zens
Robaeks
Skater Drowned in Milwaukee River Incident
A Milwaukee river tragedy reports a skater drowning with others nearby as authorities investigate. The scrambled text notes bystanders and onlookers reacting while emergency crews respond to the water incident along the riverfront.
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Skater
Milwaukee
Lloyd George Plans for Allied Association and Europe
The report outlines Lloyd George’s plan for a broad alliance of nations led by Britain and France to restructure Europe after Germany. He seeks a Washington style framework, using a Genoa era economic approach and Russia restoration, with U S possible inclusion if feasible. France’s cooperation is pivotal for a successful association.
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Germany
Poineire
Lloyd George
London
Europe
France
George
Rudy
Russia
United States
League of Talons
One Supreme Court Seat Open This Spring Opinion Says
The opinion notes two vacancies looming and outlines potential successors. It discusses the death of a justice and references the secretary of Bla Sacvessor to Sistion, with mentions of Winston and Bustle J 1621 as contextual points.
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Supreme Court
Opinion
Elmer
Orr W. Jones
Winston
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Drive Description Found
Fragmentary OCR describes a Woodrow Wilson Foundation Drive location with unclear wording. It mentions a foundation related to some services and an old design or plan for a street or avenue. Reading is severely garbled with missing names and numbers.
Retirement of Geddes Denied
The notice reports that Geddes retirement was rejected, with unclear accompanying lines referencing a pedestrian faxed text. The fragment mentions an unresolved decision and names Eric but provides no concrete date or location.
Eliminate Signboards With Undress Advertisements
Fragmentary report discusses proposed removal of signboards featuring undress related ads. The text reflects debate on advertising standards and public morality, mentioning bans, societal impact, and potential legislative action.
Wilson Speech Affirms Vitality of League of Nations
The article recounts Woodrow Wilson insisting on the League of Nations’ vitality during a public talk. He warns against dissenters and urges supporters to press forward, stressing unity and earnest faith in international cooperation.
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League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Burgh Jury Divided as Deliberations Resume in Arbuckle Case
Two women and nine men cleared for partial service as jurors in the Arbuckle manslaughter trial. The panel reported division on the verdict question, with one juror leaning toward guilt and the rest undecided, prompting the judge to seek further instructions.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Chenial
Arthur
Marek
J. Helton Kennedy
Bellevines
Craw
Mark
Reeve
Abs
Femor
Burch
Che Jory
Sbeat
Five Eagle residents identify men suspected of bank robbery
Five Eagle residents identified two men believed linked to a local Eagle bank robbery. The report notes the witnesses, including names and towns, and the identification results emerging from the investigation.
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Eagie
EAGLE
New Political Party Formed by Illinois Women
Reported formation of a new political party by Illinois women with mentions of leaders and supporters. The fragmented text references Meyers, Kanener, Chirage, Park women, and corporate certificates noting male opposition and party backing.
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NEW Party
Illinois
Meyer
MDS
Kanener
Chirage
Ciik Park
Former Kenosha police chief Owen O Hare pleads guilty
Former Kenosha Police Chief Owen O Hare appeared in circuit court and pled guilty to seven grand jury counts including malfeasance in office and embezzlement. Prosecutors indicated the defendant faced a long sentence and indicated sentencing would be deferred. The indictments covered expense irregularities, fees collected, and obstruction of justice related to his tenure.
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Owen O'Hare
Kenosha
Associated Press
Kenesia
Wis
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Ketasizxs Formor
Camerit
O'lare
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Beanl
Jepsion Ford
Fraser
Cass
Canner Convention Tackles Botulism and Canning Safety
A fragmented note describes a convention linked to canning machinery and supplies. It mentions concerns about tainted or unsafe canned foods and a claim of extensive losses tied to botulism fears, with financial figures cited and regulatory worries highlighted.
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Iver Bus
Plomaire Poloniaz
Canners
Fassexation
Feel Brokers Association
Oetkerx
Minger
Six cent loaf on sale in Toledo
A clipped and garbled notice reports a six cent loaf sale in Toledo. The fragment mentions prices and local urgency, with unclear surrounding text.
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Toledo
Yanks to Take Part in Italian Service
Fragmented and garbled text describes American troops and Italian operations. Specific names or dates are unclear, but the piece references Yankee participation in an Italian service or event and mentions military figures and numbers in a disordered way.
Jefferix Withdraws Senate Candidacy
Representative Albert W. Jefferix withdraws from the Republican race for the United States Senate seat to be vacated by Senator Dickcock. He resides in Omaha, is an attorney, and is completing his second term in Congress.
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Caatet Press
Washington, D. C
Albert W. Jefferix
Dickcock
Deferix
Omaha
Umd
Congress
Final Draft of Chinese Tariff Up
The Washington meeting of the Far Eastern committee resumed talks on the final draft of the Chinese tariff agreement. Discussions covered tariff terms, surcharges on necessities and services, and plans to readjust the ad valorem schedule to the 5 percent target.
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Washington, D. C
Far Eastern Committee of the Arts
Shanghat
Shanshai
Likin
China
United States
Japan
FLAN
Hangs Self in Cell
A detainee at the Ferritt Moonshine base jail reportedly hanged himself in a cell, with authorities stating the incident occurred fewer than five weeks after a prior incident.
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Ferritt Moonshine
Forecant Observations and Feats in Curious Text
A cryptic fragment notes observations and feats tied to names like Remarie Tam Gondy and Cleony. It reads as a garbled historical snippet with partial phrases about conditions and temperaments.
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Mee
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