Four General Principles as to Waterways
Bascom N Timmons Washington correspondent outlines four general principles for the proposed Great Lakes to ocean waterway and All American waterway. Hoover releases show potential traffic and large cargo volumes from 9000000 to 24000000 tons, with imports and exports around 15000000 to 20000000 tons via St Lawrence and Hudson routes. Conservative traffic estimates assume 1821 to 1934 averages. wheat rates from Walath or China could drop to 8-11.2 cents per bushel via St Lawrence, with all American channels yielding 9-32.9 cents, signaling substantial savings and stimulated trade nationwide.
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Bascom N. Timmons
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Pally North
Itercvastat
Yeastiwise
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Fregemont
Aima
Dre Julius Kein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Hoover
Walath
China
St. Lawrence
Liverpool
Chaplin to Film Circus Project as Legal Turbulence Grows
The article reports Charlie Chaplin plans a East Coast film firm to complete The Circus. Nathan Urlun, his attorney, says the project will take five to six months, with shooting in Cos mopolitan studio. Chaplin faces a estranged wife divorce, his attorney notes, amid a flurry of legal and production activity involving twenty five other cast and crew members.
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Byohn P. Mottons
East
Nathan
Urlun
Fis
Bis. Chanlitr
Amore Bam
Merny Kenedy
Indy
Chaplin
Grad Central
Southern senators oppose building program battle
United Press reports Washington debate centers on a new house bill authorizing 100 million dollars to complete public building projects. Southern opposition widens as they demand Treasury and Post Office departments include southern projects in recommendations to spend 15 million.
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United Press
Washington
Radio network links for Pagan Scene broadcast
Twenty seven stations will be hooked up tonight to broadcast the Pagan Scene from Verdi’s opera. The elaborate equipment used for the nationwide broadcast will link studios and thousands of miles of telephone wire to relay the performance with soprano and principal artists singing. The broadcast is by the National Broadcasting company and Brunswick-Balke-Cauldron.
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Richard Bonelli
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Farmers Brace for Hard Times with Reduced Acreage
American farmers face a tougher year as cash crop acreage is sharply cut this spring. A government report warns acreage reductions will curb production to balance supply and demand. Predictions show five stock raisers may profit, while spring wheats and durum are unlikely to return last year’s prices. Hog and cattle markets look steadier, dairy remains strong, and sugar prices trend higher with growing world demand.
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United Press
Lie Agri
Congress
Tdemocrat
Coolidge
Prohibition Padlock Meant for Hurley Raids, Dixon Says
Madison Wis The first actions of the states prohibition department under Commissioner Roland W Dixon led to decisions to use the padlock frequently at Hurley Wis in raids conducted jointly with federal and county officers. Two raids in Douglas county yielded 100 gallons of liquor 2000 gallons of mash 56 gallons of moonshine and other liquor and meal. Dixon noted several agents remain in court but said more raids could follow as enforcement steps up in Hurley and other areas.
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State Prohibition Department
Roland W. Dixon
Dixon
Stanley Ryan
Western District
Jiverett Tield
Tron County
Hurley
Douglas County
Thyan
Reverngr
Ryan
Reid
Livrneys
Worry Suspected Cause of Death by Own Action
An Ann Arbor report cites worry over examinations and chronic nervousness as possible triggers in the death of Henry Kasson Jr. at the University of Michigan. Authorities mention a sister Mare and parents traveling, with no clear reasons given for the self-inflicted death.
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Kasson
Junior
University of Michigan
Knason
Calis Turnia
Piencien
Moro Country Turmoil Over Princess Tarhata’s Disappearance
The Moro country remains unsettled as American forces surround a Moros stronghold while reports say Tarhata, the famed trapper princess and niece of the sultan of Sulu, may have entered with Datu Tahfield, now missing as the rebellion grows. The chase and rumors swirl around whether she was harmed or fled to secure her throne, with locals fearing renewed hostilities.
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Martia
Tarhata
Joan of Are
Stranzholl
Datu Tahfield
Syityn
Sulu
Goldiers
Federal Prohibition Meh On Lookout For Muwaakee Mogh Ring
A garbled report references a federal prohibition lookout involving Muwaakee Mogh Ring and a range of individuals. Mention of Anton Schult and Kaelzen hints at a court or police context with a $1,000 bail and a prior residence linked to a former Canadian Pacific Railway president.
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Anton Schult
K. JL. Kelloggs
Stree
Hera
Kaelzen
Ball
Wolloxe
Colund
Karan Thomas Shavehnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
County dependent payments and care costs report
County records show payments totaling forty five thousand six hundred seventeen dollars for dependent children and five thousand nine hundred fifty nine dollars for Ta ta Aak care. Names cited include Lignree une Wilted, Tieeasilver Marti Christenven, and Tina ta Aak in the financial ledger.
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Ravine +county
Lignree
Umly
Marti Christenven
Emergency Marine Battalion Strength Raised to 1133
The emergency marine battalion based in San Diego has been increased to a strength of 1,133. California units are prepared for deployment to China or other locations as needed.
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Emergency Marine Battalion
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
San Diego
China
California
Endorsement Routed Amid House Foreign Affairs Debate
In Washington and Los Angeles lawmakers debated the Pulveluid resolution endorsing the administration's Mexican policy. Attendance lapsed, a quorum issue arose, and Representative Linthicum left in protest as Republicans pushed the measure to a vote. The panel also filed a $184 million deficiency appropriation, with debate on tax relief and farm regulation. Senator Curtis moved to defer action for four days under Senate rules.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Linthisua
Maryland
Senate
Howe
Tavrisen
Mississepi
Mississippi Sea
Ake
Curtis
Governor Zimmerman Approves National Forest Near Rhineland
The governor announces approval of a national forest near Rhineland, spanning about 237000 acres in Guinea and Forest counties. The federal government plans a 1200000 acre area with joint state and federal cooperation, including planting and timber activities.
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Marrison
Amu
Federal Governs
Hilker
Federal Forest Aftielve
Courts Battle Over School Funds in Wisconsin City
Racing, Wis. court fight pits Racine city council against school district in a bid to compel aldermen and mayor to pay teacher salaries for the last two weeks of December. The dispute also seeks to authorize a $554,000 bond issue for a south side senior high, plus a $215,000 appropriation for rapid completion of new school facilities. Local officials contend over costs and responsibilities amid court action and a heated council dispute.
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Associated Press
Racing
Wis
Racine
Alty
Mayer
Asacobwearr
Duluth
Ana
Tony
Untitled note on Salvation Army business plans
Fragmentary text claims an intent to disrupt Salvation Army operations and mentions charges against individuals. The garbled OCR includes references to a council, towns, and possible firings, but lacks coherent facts or clear events.
M Adge Opens Fight Against War and Democrats
The article reports M Adge launching a campaign against war and the Democratic party. It references Governor Al Smith of New York, the Ohio convention, and the 1924 presidential nomination discussions, noting prohibition as a central issue and party strategies amid political tensions.
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Toledo
Willluarry Messi
al Smith
New York
Ohio
Regent libel case details alleged misconduct and social figures
A London press correspondent reports on libel proceedings involving Captain Peer Wright and claims of alleged infidelities connected to high society figures. The article names Viscount Glantane and a list of women connected to Wright, including Lily Lungtry and Laura Tell, with Wright denying the accusations amid ongoing court action.
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London
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Uberiham
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Lungtry
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Olga Nonikat
Chasn
Bissell of Marshfield Leads the Hemlogk and Hardwood Specialists
In a local gathering at the Northern hemlogk and Plaredvennd meeting, BISSELL OF MARSHFIELD was named leader among hemlogk and hardwood specialists. The event announced plans, with attendance from Marinette and surrounding communities, signaling continued collaboration for regional wood products.
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Marshfield
Milwittrhern
Elempet
Asnepiablon
Meetiig & Tey
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Charge for complicity shocks Sacramenty family tragedy
In a Sacramento family case a teen was charged with complicity in a crime tied to a fatal shooting at a local store. Authorities allege involvement in planning the incident, with investigators outlining the sequence of events and the alleged role of the accused. The case spurred a public outcry as prosecutors pursued charges, while defense counsel vowed to challenge the allegations. The victim’s family declined comment as the case proceeds.
Fractured OCR report hints at local civic briefings
Fragmentary text from a Michigan area page mentions a firm moving, a person named Petey, and brief notes on a campus or committee. The readable bits reference Arles, a conservation context, and a recall of local civic actions amid garbled words and stray names.
Mission of Donaghey Probe Sparks Big Political Issue
A proposed joint committee would investigate the state highway commission amid rumors of personnel upheaval. The resolution seeks access to commission books, witness subpoenas, and a thorough inquiry by two senators and four assembly members to reveal the truth behind finance and irregularities.
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Torkielson
Cammittes
Sauthetts
State Highway” Commission
Astel
Senate
Stein
Couple Faces Alleged Bigamy Conspiracy Charges
Names Tompkins and Bell appear as defendants in an arrest report detailing accusations of bigamy and conspiracy. The husband allegedly schemed with his wife to abduct and seduce a man’s spouse, with witnesses recounting claims of vamping and deceit. Police report lacks clear corroboration and relatives remain unnamed.
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