Preamble and Provisions of Naval Armament Treaty Draft
Reading of the naval treaty draft omits capital ship tonnage figures while outlining aims to reduce armaments. The text includes preamble, three chapters, and articles on capital ship tonnage limits and Pacific fortifications, with ratification procedures and archival deposits noted.
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Carl D. Great
United States of America
Brithempre
France
Mats
Japan
Nave
Drst
Channel 3
British Empire
Tobsk
Pacific
Washington
United States
Ratifica
Ted States
Ims
East Committee Adopts Resolutions on Chinese Railways
The East Committee adopted two railway resolutions presented by Sir Auckland Geddes and Secretary Hughes. Both measures were formally approved with minor changes, and nations agreed to provide lists of treaties and amendments related to China. The committee plans to resume discussions tomorrow afternoon.
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R East Committee
Sir Auckland Geddes
Hughes
Alsocated Press
Woathberton
China
Cena
Zandins
Stolen to Run for Dane Judgeship
A garbled AP item notes a candidate named Stolen linked to John Johnson with mention of a Dane judgeship race. The fragment hints at an announced candidacy and related endorsements or backing but is incomplete and unclear.
Strange uses for trappings of gentility found in Russian huts
A report from Kursk details peasant huts where villagers trade belongings for bread and peace. An American visitor witnessed a village cook use utensils stacked atop a piano with a small bag tied to a leg, amid glittering items revealed as fittings from a man’s toilet vase.
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Bysso-aie Press
Kursk
Kos
Rasa C
Ivan Ivanovic
Bird on New Peace Dollar Seen as Eagle Symbol
The Peace dollar features an eagle motif on the obverse as part of its design. Readers note birds and symbols tied to the era while questioning the imagery and its meaning.
Relics of Cook Expédition found in North Quebec by Clark
Clark reports discovering a notebook with weather notes and papers tied to Dr. Frederick A. Cook’s 1908 expedition. He describes a lone Eskimo guide and a note that Cook left a “disposers Yoet” while the party traveled near Waterover Gulf. The find includes an arkles catalog and a motive to bring the relics back to civilization.
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Quebec
Maine
Kes Moar
Bareard
Poribers
Suide
Clark
Frederick A. Cook
Joeen
Crok
Che Noth
Adm
Pears
Siaing
Fis
Killer_ i
US Senate Debates Debt Interest Policy For Europe
Senator Ba rb advocates a strict policy on international debt interest arguing for semiannual payments or deferral to avoid burdening American taxpayers. He cites Germany and Allied armies as examples of costly commitments and urges the US to resist extending credit to Europe. The debate includes plans to limit or delay interest while maintaining emphasis on repaying principal.
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Lawrence Martin
United Pres
Staxi
Borsh
Europe
Birds Must Sing If Guaranteed in Court Ruling
In a court action about guaranteed performance, the judge summoned the birds into court to sing as proof. The ruling fined Fiaz $50 as the court found that no birds were present to perform, affecting the expected result.
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Associated Press
Norrie Biazale
Fiaz
Sts
Congress schedules land transfer hearing and tax free securities ban
A report from Today in Congress notes Camuders anpenpr tet Tat setae allairs committees an provosed rans fer of land tany Timen Coan. Hearing on a Texas river by waivers and harbors committee. Ware and means committee hear ine on iil to ban tax free securities. iw fore.
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Camuders
Tany Timen
Texas River
Ware and Means
Iil
Future of Democracy in Eastern Asia at Stake says Reinsch
Dr. Reinsch former minister to China warned that the Pacific conference’s handling of Sino Japanese issues will determine whether democracy in Asia advances or declines. He urged a clear United States leadership role and a peaceful settlement that convinces China to chart its own future.
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Eastern Asia
Reinsch
Aswated Press
Woashingtean- Thywisgan
Dean
Washington
Eat
Haut Sf Reinsch
China
Brinsch
Chines
Theowuntee
Ishar Zapan
Ieen China
Sibert
Fiy
United States
Asseruns
Dr. Rei
Japan
USA
Irish Provisional Government Faces Red Flag Crisis
Unrest flares as four volunteers in a self-styled army protest the provisional government and demand more powers from London. Southern leadership seeks full control ahead of the February 14 Irish assembly, amid funding woes and suspected republican violence. Michael Collins fronts a £1 million bank aid to ease financial strain.
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Charlie McCann
Tiubie
Neteplagia
Gemenatranon
Insh
London
Wholesale price level stationary in November and December
The Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics reports wholesale price levels held steady through November and December. Overall index values were near 149 in those months, with fuel and building materials showing varied movements and farm products rising earlier in December.
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Federal Labor Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Ant
Sat
Witviensir Pricet
Rail cost cuts urged by Fargo official at grain program
Murphy, railroad commissioner for North Dakota, told a Tri state grain meeting that railroad operating costs must be reduced before raw material to retail price parity is fixed. He blamed higher costs, taxes, labor and financing, and called for efficiency, rate reform, and cost discipline across the industry.
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Ted
Fargo
Murphy
Reifroad
South Imkota
Disease Bay
New French Premier Outlines Pro-American Policy Platform
Paris reports show Premier Poincare presenting a platform to the Chamber of Deputies aimed at maintaining close ties with the United States and an uneasy stance toward Germany. The speech, cheered by deputies, urged allied control over Germany’s budget, stabilization of paper money, and a cautious approach to future European negotiations while promising France’s liberty of arts in Genoa conference decisions.
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Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
United Proc
Paris
Oleaerin- Hensath Amerca
Armine
Foreneo
Gennan
Prinecare
Sione
France
Liberty of
Pregard
Genoa
Coldest Winter Wave Expands From Rockies Eastward
A severe cold front moves from the Rocky Mountains toward the Midwest and South, bringing record lows in Washington Oregon and much of the plains. Oklahoma Texas and Missouri report subfreezing temperatures and heavy frosts as the cold wave progresses southward.
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Rockies
Associated Press
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Rocky Mountains
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Oregon
Kentucky
Louisiaeas
Deer Park
Washington
Spokane
Idaho
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Mono
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Wyo
Nebraska
Dakotas
Denver
Colorado
San Francisco
Redlands
Reno
Nev
Texas
Midwest
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Fort Worth
Roswell
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Missouri
Kansas
GkIishoma
Linate
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Panhandle
Dallas
Brownsville
Ucelo
Rocky Mountain Review
Mail robber confession shocks New York City center
A confessed mail robber in New York, along with an accomplice, plotted staged thefts of registered mail and bonds. Investigators say the duo stole valuables from a post office window, with authorities pursuing Leon and others. investigators report bonds worth millions were involved and later partially recovered.
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Retiiee
Dan Ineram
Cotar
Porter
Connor
Ture
Tia
Uncle Sam Searches for String of Pearls
Fragmented readable lines describe a pursuit or search related to a string of pearls and a public or official figure. Context is unclear but suggests a staged or symbolic event with references to a Strand and a base. Names and precise details are unreadable.
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Uncle Sam
Condition of Pope Suffering From Cold Improves
Vatican officials report Pope Pius XI showing improvement from a cold though still resting in bed. Temperature nearly normal, but he eats little and remains confined as doctors monitor bronchial symptoms. Cardinal Gasparre and other prelates stay near the pontiff amid fluctuating temperature readings.
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Vatican
Carding Garparre
Pontifs
Unable to parse number clash and operator assault report
Fragmentary OCR text describes an incident involving a missing number and an assault on an operator. The readable parts mention a person named Ankersdy and a location referencing a phone or service. No clear date or place is discernible.
Former newspaper man dies at 87 after long career
An elderly former newspaper professional, aged 87, has died after a long career in journalism. Details on his name, obituary services, and survivors are not fully readable in the fragment. Authorities note his work spanned several decades with ties to local press and community papers.
Commissioner Quits After Thirty Six Years at Fisheries
Washington Associated Press reports Dr. Huch M. She resigns as United States Commissioner of Fisheries ending a 36 year career with the Bureau of Fisheries.
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Associated Pres
Washinston
Huch M
United States
Bureau of Fisheries
Yale Wins Narrow Win in Keen Hardwood Tilt
Yale defeated Colgate 71 to 60 in a fast paced basketball game at Haven. The result marked Yale’s latest victory amid a stretch of tough matchups this season.
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United
Ey Haven
Conn
Yale
Colease
Regents Deny Unrestricted Speeches at Wisconsin
Regents barred unrestricted speeches at the University of Wisconsin citing duties and safety concerns. President Birze defended blocking statements by Kate Hare Tyron Sincoir, saying the refusals aimed to prevent disruption rather than suppress opinions.
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University of Wisconsin
Unieree
Sygman
Social Scierce Club
Birze
Jalew Kate Y Hare
Tyron Sincoiir
University
Semiisium
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