United States Recognizes New Cuban Government
Washington announces official recognition of the Cuban government led by President Carlos Manuel de Céspedes. Secretary Hull and the president confirmed the measure after deliberations, with Jefferson Calderon serving as Havana's representative and set to present credentials.
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United States
Washington
Cuba
Tutol
United S S
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Byb Sechary Hull
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Jefferson Calfery
Lie Itterit
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Havana
Hier
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Lepper
Gonut
Senate committee acts to grant Philippines new independence vote
The Senate committee on privileges and elections voted to give the Philippines one more chance to accept aggressive independence legislation, warning it would be the last opportunity. The panel extended the Cutting Law for nine months to let Filipinos vote in the June elections, leaving approval up to leaders and Congress.
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Ipi
Senate
Philipses
Legisin
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Hawes-Gulting Iendepes
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Resignation of Fitzpatrick Highlights Labor Charges
A garbled report suggests Fitzpatrick resigned amid labor charges and inquiries into his actions. The piece mentions Dr. Wire and references to a state federation, a university affiliation, and unnamed authorities, with speculation about motives and timing.
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Fitzpatrick
Heags Food Authority Tabs Week on Wis Waiter Rach
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a local food authority update involving Wisconsin and a waiter named Yen Mai divine ward. The readable text lacks clear events, dates, or entities to form a solid news item.
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Tabs
Waiter Rach Cf Yen Mai Divine Ward Ont
Ceautennd
Sacrifices Life for Canaries in Barbara California
Barbara California news reports Jennie McNamara aged 66 died saving two pet canaries from a house fire. Her husband Patrick attempted to follow but was halted by flames. Survivors include son N. B. McNamara of Chicago and daughter Mrs Annie Phinney of Joseph Oregon.
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Calif
U.P
Jennie McNamara
McNamara
Patrick
Mes Gamara
Chicago
Annie Phinney
Joseph
Ore
Leader of Fugitives Is Slain in Flight
A Kansas pursuit ends with Brady, a life term escapee, shot dead near Paola after attempting to rally three companions as a posse closes in. Tommy Tahan Fred Cory and Boenja Jimun Young were recaptured or fled but later reported. The chase involved Undersheriff B R Lininger and Ed Schletman as guards attempt to stop the fugitives’ escape from a prison security breach.
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Paola
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Tommy Tahan
Fred Cory
Boenjajimun
Chaz Clifton Taker
Jim Clark
Frank Delmar Saidi
B. R. Lininger
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Nis
Mip
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Doctors debate privat e practice at New York meeting
The New York County American society debated the merits of state medicine versus private practice during an Academy of Medicine gathering. Dr Walter Danneweather and Dr Gordon Heyed argued the shift toward government and private agency funding could erode private medicine and alter doctors' roles in social and industrial reform.
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New York
York
New York County
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City considers entering milk selling business study
City officials explore a proposal to enter the milk selling trade. The brief discusses evaluating potential benefits, costs, and feasibility, with emphasis on local supply relationships and consumer impact. Details are incomplete in the readable text but indicate a formal study to gauge viability.
Iwan Politics Charge Back to Executive
Madison notes of political clash as lawmakers from both parties attack the governors licensing plan and regulators debate a state licensing commission. Senators accuse administration supporters of political bias while several new regulatory bills are prepared for the senate.
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Scharde- Mans
Senate
Oher
Administration
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H. W. Gris
Harry IW. Bolens
Pot
Washington
Snvernor
Bole Claine
Bolens
Balenslen
Adv
Joseph Martinol Green Biv
Demasrate
Wisconain Pharmauteeutical Association
Weather and temperature watch across Minnesota and Dakota regions
A scrambled weather note reports a cold air mass from Wisconsin into Minnesota and the Dakotas with snow later Wednesday. It mentions rising temperatures in eastern portions and lists various place names and times in a garbled forecast.
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Wisconsin
Elandy
Easyeartian
Minnesota
Dakor
Vian A.m
Takats Aig
President A H Gruenewald Named Oshkosh Postmaster
Arthur H Gruenewald, long a public figure in Oshkosh, was sent to the Senate for confirmation as postmaster by President Roosevelt. He studied at the state university and later practiced law with Gauldien Jackson & Gruenewald. He previously served as assemblyman from the St district and has been active in local Democratic politics.
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Arthur H. Gruynewald
Oshkosh
Senate
Roosevelt
Hewis Berm
Osiik
Wormal School
Poachers College
State Univer
Land Science
Hirom
CIA
Gruenewald
H. 2B
Gauldien Jackson & Gruenewald
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Pacific tenor benefit debate in Japan diet session
A distorted report outlines a debate in the Japan Diet over pacific tenor benefits and anti militarist shifts. It mentions Foreign Minister and US relations as factors, with references to cabinet statements, censorship, and political tensions surrounding wartime memory and postwar policy.
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Cilenn Babh
Axsacd
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Turie
Yostiiord
Erin
Atd Ohana
United
Sentence on theft case in unclear court report
A garbled OCR record notes a theft case involving a group or individual, with mentions of a court setting and authorities. It references possible names or places and a sequence of actions within a legal proceeding, but there is insufficient clarity on dates, exact charges, or outcomes.
Not Subject To Tax The Case Of Local Entities
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a tax status for several local entities with names partially readable. The text appears to discuss whether certain individuals or properties are exempt from taxation and references a council wage and tie related terms. Further readable details are not available.
Committee reshapes money bill amid Senate debate
The committee reports the measure by 15 to 2 and one half hour executive action. The bill preserves original provisions but restores key administration aims. Debates focus on federal power limits and labor provisions amid tense voting.
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Roosevelt
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Waterway stance from Borah amid treaty talk
The article records Senator Borah asserting support for waterway issues during a treaty debate. It notes reactions from various parties and hints at broader opposition to a proposed treaty framework. Strong entities include Borah, unspecified treaty, and references to groups or nations in the discussion.
Gasoline for Kindling Takes the Lives of Four
Four people died in an incident described as gasoline used for kindling, with scattered details about victims and circumstances. The fragmentary text mentions individuals and locations but lacks clear, coherent reporting. Further readable facts are needed to clarify the event.
First of 74 Cases Before Grand Jury
The first of 74 cases before the grand jury was presented yesterday in the court. Officials await hearings as names and charges are expected to unfold, with the proceeding setting the pace for the upcoming docket.
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Milwarnkee
Vunihel
Aller
Hope for Release of Bremer Soon
Unverified reports say kidnapers demanded a $200,000 ransom for Bremer, with a telephone call to Nippert, his family physician, guiding the drop of two milk bottle parcels and a later claim of a possible payment. Authorities pursued leads as fears grew for the Bremer family.
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United Press
Paul
Minn
Pi—Sidnapers
Mudward
Jay Belepiuie
Nippert
Bremer
Iuelie
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Paulty
Paut Phtuk
Tide
Nan ‘Ional
Water rates of Rockford reduced
Rockford officials approved a reduction in local water rates after evaluations showed lower production costs. The move aimed to ease bills for households and small businesses while maintaining service levels and revenue stability for the utility.
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Rockford
Wisconsin Governor Pushes Liquor Control Board Plan
Governor Albert Schmerdemian urged immediate action on liquor control during the legislative session’s sixth week. He advocated a state licensing board for liquor sales, detailing a split plan for local option and centralized pricing, facing opposition from Progressives and others within his party.
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United Press
Madison
UWR
Albert G. iScumedemian
Sento Today
Humnedemian
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