State May Get Power Toil Liq Question
Washington dispatch says legal actions against constitutional prohibition loom as the Supreme Court weighs whether the amendment can be enforced by states. Attorneys foresee a two year period to decide if prohibition stands on a firm legal foundation. Arguments hinge on legality of enforcing prohibition, state overrides, and referendums. The case from Rhode Island aims to test whether a referendum can repeal the amendment. The court may determine if states can regulate or restrict liquor within their borders and how compensation for losses would be handled.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Rhode II
Lend
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Ofio Supreme Court
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Rhode Island
Congress
Supreme Cource
Univen Presse
Washington
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Tegosern
King
Bey Mt
Toscourt
Ohio
Hx Station 10
Sugar Beet Growers Rally to Raise Prices at National Convention
Sugar beet growers from Nebraska Idaho Utah Wisconsin and Michigan gathered in Denver for the national convention. The primary aim was to form an organization to coordinate beet output and stabilize prices across markets.
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Denver
Colo
Nebraska
Idaho
Utah
Wisconsin
Hitchigan
Explosion at Michigan barber shop destroys multiple businesses
A gasolike explosion at Hermaneville, Senom, Michigan leveled a barber shop, pool rooms, general store, house, two shops, and bars. The blaze left about $25,550 in losses as firemen battled the blaze.
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Associated Pr Marineite
Hermaneville
Senom
Inge County
Gre Theigss
Tragic Cleaving Death Follows Family Plea
In Unitee Press report from Chicaso, Albert Peters a laborer, took his life by cutting his throat after family members urged that his wife had died and there was no hope of saving his sight. The incident reflects a fatal act spurred by familial distress and ill news.
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Unitee Press
Albert Peters
Shot by Neighbor Story Clipped Hazy Report
An obscured United Press report describes a neighbor shooting incident with unclear details and fragmented text. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, leaving the core event and outcome uncertain. The brief mentions threats and possible intervention but lacks verifiable facts.
Lenike Gives Up World Conquest
Associated Press report claims Lenine signals surrender of global dominance aims and notes Russia's financial strain and isolation. Mentions tentative American contracts totaling 7.9 million dollars and gold reserves between 68 thousand and 1500? 606 005 in gold. forecasts reconstructions and resumed questions at a committee hearing.
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United Star
Sherif
Martens
Thhrsday
Japan Opens Overtures to Leave Shantung
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan seeks to withdraw from Shantung measures while preparing for potential Orange transfers. The article notes cautious intent to avoid conflict, with emphasis on sincere, speedy diplomacy and possible early garrison redeployments if necessary.
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Japan
Dagaa
Sunday in Ashland Service Speeches Discuss War Aftermath
Fragmentary wire copy reports a Sunday gathering in Ashland led by local pastors. The service included remarks by Mr Wolfers and others addressing the war’s impact and future discussions among attendees.
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Wolfers
Nurses Recede for Influenza Epidemic Spread Across States
Officials report an influenza surge with 7625 new cases and 216 pneumonia deaths since January. Nurses nationwide, 2000 plus volunteers, answer calls for hospital and public health duties as health departments seek 300 nurses from state homes.》，
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Health Department
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Associated Press
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Cniy
Camada
Pneumonts
Attempt to Get Change of Venue Fails in Case
Reported by Press SvaX Correspondents Montesano Washington an effort by attorney George F. Vanflervesr enonsel to secure a change of venue in a notable case failed. The proceedings involve a judge named John and are part of a wider dispute mentioned with references to workers and legal steps previously taken.
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Svax
Montesano
Wash
George F. Vanflervesr
Enonsel
Sleven
Workers of the World
Jepan
John
Wilson
Gizmpin
Two Clubs Organize To Offset Leap Year Wiles
Two clubs plan efforts to counter leap year tricks as part of a school contest. The record notes a permanent charter dating to 1835 and mentions a confrontation between Manhatem TM and the Ans? group.
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Ieazue
Manhatem
Experts Discuss Ways of Saving Food
Experts will discuss methods to reduce food waste and improve preservation. The Associated Press reports plans in Cleveland to gather specialists who will explore practical strategies for saving edible supplies and extending shelf life.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Cultural Experts Gather for Nations Canners Association Meeting
Cultural experts from across the senatcy attend the Nations Canners Association event showcasing canning machinery and dried fruit products. The meeting highlights new industrial developments and domestic production initiatives with emphasis on local beneficiation.
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Onvnion
Associa
Tion
Canning Machinery and
Sap- Pir Association
Cowill
New Gun Is Strongest Caliber Shel Heavier Armor
The British may soon field a new and heavier armored weapon in the largest caliber. The report notes Sir Robert A. and other manufacturers pushing a gun that could surpass armor protection, signaling a shift in naval warfare.
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Wil Bierce
Associated Press
Teedea
Robert Aata
Oman
Brenarcompliches Reseid
Lost schooner sighting drift may drift near harbor
A damaged report notes a schooner sighting drifting off the harbor with the vessel possibly named Lost erom. The search includes ice, a watch from the coast guard, and detection of the boat near the northeast. Officials are monitoring the scene for a safe recovery.
Attention turns to Senator Lodge in party conference
Washington dispatch reports no change in reservations under Article Ten of the Monroe Doctrine amid Senate Lodge’s attempt to broker a compromise. Democratic members to answer Lodge Tuesday as talks hinge on preserving reservations while Borah and others demand firm results.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lodge Tomerer Zemaier Hachcock
Lodse
Renz
Endre
Fragmentary ship crew sighting report on Muskegon crib
A damaged field note describes Olsen as regular commander of the ship Meginer and six crewmen who walked ashore at a crib near Muskegon. Captain Anderson is cited with uncertain figures and a possible passage unseen, while a Neff keeper and Redanser are mentioned alongside scattered details of the crew situation and a telephoned report.
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Ts Meginer
Ae mm
Josy
Sgh
Anterson
Jake
Lygkolt Si IU
Muskegon
Redanser
Bryan Urges Treaty Ratification in Speech
Democratic leaders dispute treaty stance as Bryan declares support for the League of Nations. Chairman Cummings of the Democratic National Committee is questioned, with various party figures and governors referenced in a tense national campaign context.
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Democratic National Committee
Cy i Athinta
cWilleam Jenni Ng
Brean
Agus
Riticusen
League of Nations
Rice Nies
Sorgusy Treanath
Ed New Jerfes
Ted Pres
Bryan Aise anSi
League of Ire
Vas
Cummings
Payroll Robbery Case On Hold Involving Suspects
In a payroll robbery inquiry, Victor F S Carper and associates are detained abroad while authorities pursue a $26,000 haul. A $12,000 portion has been recovered, with limited traces of the crime’s evidence to date.
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Esner Despany
Satiréar
Victor F S
Carper
Weather Reports Signal Extremely Cold Northeast
Apparent readings from the weather service indicate record low levels across New England and nearby regions. Reports describe subzero conditions including 40 below readings from Vanburen Maine and Montpelier, with officials cautioning about dangerous cold across the area.
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Benton
Mas
New England
Niger
Jweather
Unofrei
Vanburen
Montpel
Asquith Runs for Parliament in Paisley By-Election
AP reports Premier Asquith is to address Paisley today as the fight for the upcoming by election heats up. Unionists show splits over backing Asquith with the Liberal-Labour lines, while J A McKean, a Paisley figure, previously ran in 1905. The Paisley Liberal Telegraph frames his return as national interest, opposite to rival fund-raising calls to defeat him.
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Musiternl
Borner
Asgett
Pio
Paisley
Feld
Grainton
Raining
Asquith
Hay
Couldion
Air
Telegraph
House of Commons
Télegraphs
Prosecution in Murder Trial Sees Sudden Setbacks
Prosecution in a murder case faces delays as key events stall after a near collapse in court. Assistant District Attorney Edward E Stanwood resigns amid health issues, causing a pause in proceedings. The trial docket shifts as the principal witness plans withdraw and the defense maintains readiness.
Nationwide drive for recruiting begins nationwide push starts
An Associated Press report outlines a nationwide recruiting drive spanning two counties with a focus on March recruitment targets. The effort aims to enlist thousands of men for service with plans to reach a broad regional audience through extended campaigns and appealing incentives.
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Associated Press
Ashland
Ais
Nari
2Cmr
Fragmented OCR: Canable Goods and National Associations
The readable text references multiple named organizations including the National l rnmere Assomation, the Tatsing Ma ners am Supsig eeseratien, and the Sacred Fees and Dred Finis. It mentions Canable Goods and general themes of cooperation and interassociation ties through unclear phrases.
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Cleveland
NASA
Meetice Sim
Sacred Fees
Ine
Loynes Centon
Kansas Miners Strike Reported at Dunk Amine Mine
A fragmentary 1900s newspaper note reports miners near Dunk Amine, Wes rated Pressey Pitesbors, and Fre company strike actions at a Wear mine. The text is garbled but signals a labor dispute affecting local mineral operations and workers.
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Triad Cern
Ceal and Minune Company
Pressey Pitesbors
tEin
Hotel Fire Claims One Life and Injures Three
A fatal hotel fire at the Bowman Hotel in Detroit early today killed one guest and injured three others. Firefighters battled the blaze from shortly after midnight until daybreak, with extensive damage estimated at about £200,000. The dead guest was identified as A. C Wigie, address unknown.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Cathhen
United Press
Mick—oOne
Honann
Los
International labor delegates at Paris meeting
Associated Press reports that delegates from employers and labor interests convened in Paris to discuss the Versailles treaty impacts. Most nations were represented, except Canada, with the United States absent due to treaty discussions, while German delegates attended as part of the broader labor delegation context.
Improvement in Italian Rail Situation Continues
United Press story notes nationwide railway situation continued to improve with signs that the strike may be defeated. Five strikers have been sentenc ed to prison for attempted attacks and unrest.
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United Presa Eome
Snost Derins
Tienal
Estak
Died in Chicago Will Be Buried in Oshkosh
Special to The Newibwesters Chicago report notes Gromn D. Barkley died at home on 4210 Prairie Avenue. Funeral arrangements indicate burial in Oshkosh. The obituary mentions Mrs SetTke and family members with sparse details from the local coroner.
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Chicago
Oshkosh
D. Barkley
Prairie
Sumiay
Cardinal Gibbons Speaks on High Cost of Living
Cardinal Gibbons addresses rising living expenses urging relief measures. unclear fragments reference investments or savings and potential policy actions, with stray names and phrases impeding full clarity.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Weather forecast for Wisconsin region shows warm to very warm
The forecast indicates warmer to extreme southeast Wisconsin with colder regions in the west. Expect partly cloudy skies with very cool air moving in across the central U.S. The outlook calls for peaking temperatures in the southeast and a sharp drop in the west as night approaches.
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