President Harding outlines broad farm relief program
President Harding, speaking at the agricultural conference in Washington, proposes a comprehensive farm relief plan. He calls for extended marketing organizations, greater government support for working capital, and federal measures to stabilize prices and prevent distortions. He endorses the Great Lakes waterway project and urges new conceptions of the farmer’s role in society, with Wallace announcing Rep. Sid D. as permanent conference chairman.
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James T. Kolbert
Washington, D.C
Bardinaz
Harding
Recity Legisizion
Great Lakes
International Joint Commission
Tedar
O Asgey
Wallace
Sid
Espiaehsirman Sonal
Bryan and Gomtees
Wiliam Jennings Bevan
American Federation of
Lebor Point
President endorses waterways project at agricultural meeting
President backs a Great Lakes to North Sea style waterway linking European ports with the Mediterranean and Baltic. He cites Europe’s easy sea access, reduced transport costs, and the potential to boost global trade and regional industries as obstacles are overcome.
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Dsorganized
Am Prostrtigne
Europe
Wategwar
Biach
North Sea
Ata
North America
Two Burned to Death In Disturbing Scene Reported
A violent incident left two people dead in a gruesome blaze described by officials. Investigators are reviewing the site as neighbors report hearing shouts and seeing flames spreading rapidly through the building. Authorities have not released identities or a possible motive yet.
Plans of Cardinal to voyage to Rome to elect pope
Associated Press reports Cardinal O fon plans to sail from New York to Rome with an official party to participate in the conclave for Benedict XVI’s successor. The cardinal aims to reach Rome within eight days before the conclave opens.
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Associated Press
Benton
Cardinal O'fon
Rome
Benedict
Mar- BM
J. Spraine
J Haberi
I. PR
Varmsan
Tom Row
New York
Wilson
Dougherty
Cardinal Leslie Primate
Ireland
Po i Carcinat
North Dakota Rail Suit Dismissed by Supreme Court
Washington reports the Supreme Court dismissed the North Dakota restraint rate suit brought by state officials to block increased railroad rates. The decision rests on lack of merit and remands to the North Dakota district court for further action if needed.
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North Dakota
Supreme Court
Sy United Press
Washington
The
Supreme Coui
Woday
North
Resolutions of Condolence Over Death of Benedict
Paris dispatch reports resolutions of condolence passed by diplomatic bodies over the death of Benedict. The actions express sorrow and note Britain’s position, urging unity and addressing concerns about the fate of prisoners amid ongoing tensions.
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Benedict
Associated Press
Paris
Great Briain
Tria
Bonica Faites
Chicago team leads northern Wingis bowling tourney
Chicago based Mineralites team from Chicées took the lead in a northern Wingis bowling tournament with a total around 2887. Winans of Aurora and Smith of Milwaukee posted notable scores, while Gaudeau of Smoke Stop and Dan ting from Aurora contributed, placing Chicaze fourth with about 2404.
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Associated Press
Beckford
Chicées
Winans
Arrora
Smith
Arcedes
Milwaukee
Gaudeau
Chicaze
Danting
Aurora
Japan to withdraw troops from Russia no territorial aims
Associates Press reports from Washington that Japan will withdraw troops once a stable government is set in Russia. Aaron Sudehara presented Japan's stance at the Far Eastern Committee meeting, denying territorial ambitions including Sakhalin and Siberian areas. The committee discussed the Siberia issue but delayed further action pending a fault test and conference outcomes.
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Japan
Russia
Associates Press
Wasitzxten
D. C
Shotiq
Aaron Sudehara
Siberia
Tomb of Prehistoric Warrior Found
An ancient tomb in Bari HB reveals a well preserved chamber containing the remains of a warrior and grave artifacts. Excavation led by Merris uncovered a sealed burial, with a woman’s remains and wearables indicating ceremonial dress and ritual items. The find, dating to an early period, presents a rare glimpse into burial practices and material culture.
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New York
Res
Bari
Merris
Wisconsin man confesses to killing wife and baby at police station
Investigators report a Wisconsin resident confessed at a police station to murdering his wife and infant child. The report parallels earlier data noting tax revenue gains and errors found in state tax returns, with over a thousand cases affected and substantial added revenue anticipated as investigations continue.
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Wisconsin
Tax Commission
Tien Gye Dhe
Suriax
UIST
Commissioz
o-Warra
Torvaez
Poe
War Secretary Asked To Submit Salvage Contract
Washington D C The secretary at war is urged by Senator Townsend to submit to the senate a copy of the contract with the Columbia Salvage Company of New York for sale of surplus shacks and related items. The request cites details of handling and intent in the contract as a basis for scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Townsend
Michigan
Senate
Columbia Salvage Commans
New York
Congress
Mushi Ia
Osher
Na-Rads
Nater Townsend
Ad4aisz
New Fork
Mrehishew Wars
Fragments Describe March Meeting and Related Events
Readable portions mention a March meeting with several sessions and a person named Tae ranzerenee. The note references a March timeframe and an event near a wall but lacks full details. Further context is needed to confirm participants and outcomes.
Senate urged to withhold action on treaty examination
In Washington, D C a dispatch reports pressure for the Senate to withhold action on examining the treaty until the next session. A House leader fears the Senate may delay. officials note divisions among party leaders as a conference continues.
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Senate
Wausau
United Pras
Washington, D. C
Miller Nomination Recommitted by Committee
Washington reports that Andres Miller faced a fresh recommitment after a earlier recommendation for a favorable report. Charges were understood to have been filed again against Miller at the mail committee’s session.
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Washington
Andres Miller
District of Ree
Miller
Pershing declines cross award amid service row
General Pershing reportedly declines a cross award amid a murky service dispute. The article notes weeks of controversy over the presentation and mentions related background about the model of a bow or similar exploit and the affected personnel.
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Bown
Man Without Country Granted Right to Stay in United States
A court ruling holds that a man without a country, detained as an enemy alien during wartime, may remain in the United States. The decision notes Britain’s prior refusal to admit him and discusses issues of deportation and habeas corpus, with references to Scotland and Stelland.
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Bergh
United States
Sratile
Ress
Scotland
Stelland
Brien
Ross
Uniawind
Haltus Corpus
Case of Charles W Morse Placed Before Grand Jury
A historical report notes Charles W Morse being presented to a grand jury in New York or Washington coverage. The document references hearings and investigations into Morse in relation to banks, brokers, or securities, with ongoing legal probes across multiple parties and locations.
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CHARLES W_ MORSE
Fire follows collision of cars in city street
A wreck involving a Ford coupe sparked a blaze after the crash. Firefighters responded as flames spread from the damaged vehicle, with onlookers watching the scene. The fire was quickly controlled but caused damage to the surrounding area. No injuries are reported.
Fisherman’s Wife Perishes in Open Boat on Lake Superior
A fisherman’s wife dies in an open boat on Lake Superior after a sequence of events at the shoreline. Reported details describe the vessel drifting, attempts to reach shore, and the arrival of rescuers with sparse corroboration from local observers. The incident occurred late Saturday and is being reported with limited clarity due to transcription errors.
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Lake Superior
Aschitteil
Lake Sup
Altred Herseson
Peterson
Mie Om Vergas
Peireon
Frezen
Pope Benedict XV Final Moments Leave Vatican in Grief
A fragmentary report describes the last hours of Pope Benedict XV at St Peters Rome. Officials recount the death after a long night of agony, detailing respirations, heart failure, and a scene of high clerical solemnity as the papal family gathered at the bedside.
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Rome
St Peters
Benedict
RTE
Peroucut
Ake
Peter
Seare
Ofial Ang Senmi-Oimidiat
Vatican
Romi Nespapers
Canhnal Pizzardo
Associated Press
Battistini
Limaris
Berk
Royeses Werke
Beuty
Papel
Sinto
Sicrameni
Beean Todar
di Fodino
di Justicd
Staltart
Pope Benedict
Tlalt
Benedict XV
Benedicts
Thousands of Worshipers Pay Homage to Benedict XV
Thousands of worshipers filled the Chapel of St Peter as Benedict XV was honored in a quiet service. Weather reports from Milwaukee and surrounding areas warned of a continuing cold wave with temperatures plunging below zero and no relief expected before tomorrow. The Chief Wawatam ferry remained stuck in ice near Mackinac City, while Green Bay and Madison logged record lows, signaling one of the coldest periods in years.
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Benedict XV
Chapel OF ST. Peters
Milwaukee
Wit
W. P. Steswart
Stewart
la. m
Green Bay
Wis
Burésu
AP Achora
Aurora
Carferry
Mackinac City
Mich
Wawatam
Rhce
St. Ignace
St. Ipnsco
Madison
Government Weather Bureau
Toolock
Madden
Northwestern engine telescopes snowplow in crash
An Escanaba wrecking crew reports an engine from the Chicago and Northwestern road telescoped a snowplow Sunday while pushing a snow blower. No injuries occurred as the engine toppled into a snow drift and then resumed. Main line traffic is blocked and trains are detoured.
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Associated Press
Iron Mountain
Mich
Escanaba
Tony
Fire damages Badger Show Case plant stock and equipment
Fire at the Badger Show Case Company plant caused damage and loss of stock and equipment. The blaze started early and fire crews limited further spread, with investigation ongoing into the cause and extent of the damage.
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Associated Press
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Across Several Cities
Minimal readable text indicates a bankruptcy petition involving multiple entities. The fragment mentions Vonselldared Kk Otvsanse and associated steeersiits, with a note of branches in at least one other city. No clear dates or full names are discernible from the provided material.
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Itn
Simarmayi& Rol Menters Af
Otvsanse
Steeersiits
Rome Cardinals Favored for Benedict XV To Name Successor
Rome reports cardinals from Pisa Venice and Milan as top contenders to choose Benedict XV’s successor. Conkal Meril is seen as a strong favorite among these prelates amid Vatican circles.
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Associated Presa
Rome
Jim
Rutr
Pisa
Venre
Milan
Vatican
Benedict XV
Conknal Meril
Boundary deal gains Irish leaders praise in Dublin
The Dublin Independent reports satisfaction with the boundary agreement between Michael Collins and Sir James Craig relative to the north south border. The paper notes hopes to resume commerce disrupted by the boycott and move toward normal business amidst the tension.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
James Craig
Elst
North
South
Ireland
Dublin Independent
gerard+ Irish union
Steclared
Protest Against American Valuation Plan in Tariff Bill
A fragmented report discusses opposition to a proposed permanent tariff bill and an American valuation plan. It notes fears of higher costs, impacts on trade, and calls for moderating provisions to avoid excessive price increases and harm to manufacturers. The text references policy debate and mentions a tariff committee leader from the National Association of Manufacturers.
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Gustig
Mbor
Rix Life
National Association of Manufacturers
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Ashette Presse
London
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United States Weather Bureau
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Canada
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United Press
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Sacrament Chapel
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