Motor Ship Babinda Burns Off California Coast
United Press reports the Babinda a 3000 ton Admiral line motor ship en route from Los Angeles to San Francisco burned off Santa Cruz early today. Captain Maland and 24 crew abandoned ship and were rescued by the steamer Celilo which stood by the burning hulk. Fire discovered before dawn spread rapidly and all aboard were saved. The Celilo answered calls for help and picked up the crew, with no injuries reported. The cause of the blaze was not revealed.
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United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Admiral Line
Los Angeles
Santa Cruz
Maland
Celilc
Cehlo
Effort to Break With Turkey Fails in Senate
In Washington DC an attempt by United Pres to urge the United States to sever diplomatic ties with Turkey over Armenia failed in the Senate. A resolution urging cessation of relations was blocked by a longtime foreign relations chair, killing the measure for the session as debate centered on Turkey’s actions and the broader stance of the United States and Great Britain toward Armenia.
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Turkey
United States Senate
United Prev Y
Wasington DC
Enited
Sia
Lurke
Armenia
Senate
Kingish
Dumouat
Senacar Fudge
Congress
Menia
United States
Great Britain
Senator Glass Declines World War Debt Commission Post
In Washington, Senator Glass of Virginia, named as one of the three Democratic members of the world war debt funding commission, yesterday declined the appointment. The nomination had been continued, and Glass did not accept the post.
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Associated Piesa
Washington
Glies of
Wirginia
World War Debt Funding Commission
Died in Rhinelander Church of pneumonia noted
A man identified as AL George Sturtevant of northern Wasconeia died last night in Rhinelander at Onedin circuit court after a period of illness. He was a son of the Sturtevant family and connected with local business circles.
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Cbs United Preset
Rhinelander
Store
Vevant
Twerity-Fine Weaperlerk
Onedin
Hare
AL George Sturtevant Pine
Three Rum Runners Killed in Mountain Shootout
United Press report from Jellico Tennessee describes a night clash on Fine Mountain where three alleged rum runners were killed and several lawmen wounded. Prohibition Agent W Jayne, Taewell Police Chief Heatherly, Deputy Shetty Cove, and Perry Covens were among those struck in the exchange as officers intercepted whisky carriers near Jellicoe.
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United Press
Jeleo
Tenn
Fine Mountain
Jellicoe
George Perkins
Walter Perkins
Morison Ayres
Uere Prohibition
W . Jayne
Ewell
Heatherly
Tavewell
Shetty Cove
Perry Covens
Londmion
Critcal
French Move On Rhine Industrial Centers
By Carl D Groat United Press Stam Correspondent The French occupy Mannheim and Darmstadt, two key Rhine valley industrial centers, placing troops in the Hilda schahlhauss area and stationing forces at the Lavenberg galhead station and the Mannheim customs office. Further French advances approach Karlsruhe as the German defense stiffens amid the occupation.
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Carl D Groat
United Press
Rerin
Rhine Valley
Mannhein
Darmstadt
Neha
Puta
Negier
Frenkfurt
Mannheim
Hilda
Government acts to stop merger of meat packers
Secretary Wallace of the US department of agriculture has served complaints on Armour and Morris officials charging them with violation of the Packers and Stockyards Act by entering into the merger agreement. The merger would effect a restraint of trade, the complaint alleges.
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Wallace
US Department of Agriculture
Armour & Co
Morris & Co
Packers and Stockyards Act
Death by own action letter points to Sheridan heir
United Press reports in Chicago indicate William Hildebrand, who recently lost $10,000 in speculation, was found dead in his apartment from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. A revolver lay beside him and a letter to Mrs Countess suggests a plan to marry, with mentions of a planned meeting and a threatened suicide as the only path to happiness.
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William Hildebrand
United Press
Chicago
Waulelde Hildebrand
Holm
Mra
Hildebrand
Sydney
Miwaukee School of Engineering
Sheridan
Crnemmnatt
Lorrin
Marshfield Man Named State Public Property Superintendent
Marshfield resident Miadison-Tohn Meeks, longtime engineer and local official, was named by Governor to be superintendent of public property for Wisconsin. The two year post carries a 34000 dollar salary and follows John Morrissey’s recent board appointment. Meeks’s selection aligns with labor union backing and broader state staffing reshuffles.
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Marshfield
Presz
Miadison-Tohn Meeks
Howrd
Asfhosd
Winconsin
Riana
John
Morrissey
Board of Control
Tanet
Senate
Meeks
Pable Property
Ike
Fliine
Frank McManamy
Waishington
Railnad Ootimisaton
Prumboser
Bae
Brotherhoods
Meeker
Wet Cape
Dahl General Tax Bill Referred To Joint Committee
City resolution and council notes show the Dahl general tax bill was referred to the joint committee after a 88 to 17 vote. The finance committee plans to meet to discuss the proposed exemption rates and necessary redaction steps.
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Madison
Unanee
Final Sessions of the Sixty Seventh Congress End Grip on Legislation
The report outlines four sessions of the Sixty Seventh Congress in Washington DC from 1922. It notes dates for the senate and house sessions, including early adjournments and late reconvenings as Congress tried to pass last minute bills. Lawrence Martin, United Press, covers the adjournment rush and administration pressures.
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Washington DC
House
Senate
Harding
Congress
Navy
Lawrence Martin
United Preay
Sta
Washington
Noted grain expert dies in California
Noted grain expert John Englis, long associated with Chicago firms, died in California yesterday. Born in Scotland, he was renowned for extensive crop work with Lagin and Bryan. His career spanned major grain regions worldwide, earning him a leading reputation in the field.
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California
Associated Press
Chicago
John Englis
Sacer Diggs
Va Asteriay
Scotland
Lagin
Bryan
Fim
Finish Nears as Congress Closes with Limited Action
Washington dispatch notes the Sixty seventh Congress near adjournment amid loud clatter and fatigue. Only two major items remain to be aired, a farm credit measure and a deficiency bill, as the log jam clears and much attention shifts to final adjournment plans. President Harding to visit the Capitol as leaders weigh last measures and potential adjournment tonight.
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Toawrence Maran
Vinita Press
Coreapondenti
Washington
Congress
Senate
Prevent Congress
Gilley
Yale
Pat Hareleon
Tibet
Harding
Coolidge
Cilet
Peters Gage Preliminary Opens Today
Waupaca Wisconsin preliminary hearing opens for Hattie Ivtery and her grandfather Ian Van Paes in a murder case linked to the worm incident. Peters Gage was found in an undieh doned well. the defense seeks bail amid claims of insufficient evidence. relatives may be called as witnesses. bond discussions mention $20,000.
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Hattie Ivtery
Ian van Paees
Genee
Hepa Toliy
van Pier
Unusual Escape After Head Hit By Falling Tree
A dramatic incident reports an unusual escape from death when a person was struck on the head by a falling tree. The caller describes reactions, attempts to aid, and the ensuing confusion as bystanders cried out for help while emergency responders arrived.
Self-inflicted death admission reported in unclear text
A garbled report notes alleged admission by an individual of shooting himself. The text is unreadable in places, but mentions heart trouble and a self-inflicted death.
Wickersham Opposes Maiden Name Idea
A letter to the editor from a former attorney argues against restoring maiden names for women, claiming it would cause confusion and undermine marital status traditions. The writer contends the proposal disrupts established naming practices and could create legal and social complications.
Pointed Hint to Europe From United States
A fragmentary OCR passage hints at transatlantic signals from the United States toward Europe. The text is garbled, with numerous broken words and stray letters, but suggests a discussion of international relations or communication lines. No clear events or names emerge.
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Europe
United States
Fragmented Tale From An Old Chronicle
A garbled historical notice recounts a violent event with disrupted names and dates. Readable fragments mention a death, an investigative setting, and authorities near a port town as streets fill with questions and wary witnesses. The piece preserves a remote, period voice amidst the damaged OCR.
Senator Pomeren Pushes Substitute Ship Subsidy Plan
Senator Atlee Pomeren of Ohio advocates a substitute to ship subsidies proposing U S abrogate 14 commercial treaties and shift to date discrimination and preferential traffic to build an American merchant marine. He opposes the ships already stalled by a filibuster obstruction in the Senate.
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Atlee Pomeren
Ohio
Senate
United States
Pomerene
Old resident of Winnecome dies at home
An elderly Winnecome resident dies at home after a long life in the community. Details are limited due to fragmented text, with scattered mentions of names and dates that cannot be confirmed. The notice references local services and a likely funeral arrangement.
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Winnecome
Sugar Probe Drama Rocks House in Final Hours
In Washington the House faced a filibuster tactic as three quorum calls were forced within ninety minutes. Democrats pressed the $10 million government purchase and resale plan to aid farmers, while a Senate vote shelved the international court participation resolution amid party lines and a split on King's proposal.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Mitrate
Senate
League of Nations
Congress
King
Utah
Norbeck
South Dakota
Shield
Tennessee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Montana
Paul Ro Mallon
Sint
Calder
Arting
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