Navy warning on fuel funds tied to Congress
Washington officials warn that without new fuel funds from Congress the Atlantic and Pacific fleets will be tied up. Ships must anchor and cease operations, affecting target practice and maneuvers. Madden and the appropriations committee face pressure as the navy warns of reduced readiness without funds.
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Navy
Congress
Ourman Madden
House
Pacific
Madden
Wisconsin bank robbery suspects fall in Michigan arrest
Three Chicago men were arrested near Flint Michigan on conspiracy to defraud charges linked to Wisconsin bank robberies. Investigators recovered $1,000 in bonds. the case connects to May 10 thefts in Mondovi and Augusta and to prisons in Wisconsin.
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Augusta
Wis
Postoffice
E. E. Frager
Flint Mich
The
Sentinel
Mendovi Institution
Sea Towers
Wisconsin
En Johnson
Michigan
Inspector Rasa
Min
Prvest
Sven
Schluk
Rovert Southworth
Deayer
Rintander
Johnson
Protection for migratory birds and hunting grounds bill
A measure introduced by Rep Anthony of Kansas and Sen New of Indiana proposes added protection for migratory game birds and expanded sport shooting access. It would fund improvements to refuges and watersheds, designate shooting grounds with limits, and create closed periods to protect birds during migration while allowing regulated hunting at other times.
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Waxtington
Bb. C
Rouse Agriculture
Paris
Sonar
Ures
Commemoration Marks Redmond Death Anniversary in Dublin
Dublin observes the anniversary of John Redmond’s death in 1918. The focus recalls Redmond’s role as chief advocate for the Irish Home Rule Act and the path to Ireland’s Free State, with broad praise for his leadership.
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Talled Press
Dublin
Insh Patricia
John Redmond
Yeder
Ireland
Redmond
Trish Free State
Fond du Lac Cardinals Triumph in Double Score Victory
Fond du Lac Cardinals beat the New York Nationals 25 to 9 on Sunday afternoon and then defeated Rockford Thomas Cals 25 to 22 on Saturday night. The results show Fond du Lac improving with solid offense and defense in local basketball action.
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United Press
Hon du Vaem
Fond du Lac Cardinals
New York Nationals
Rockford Thomas
Belief Confession Written by Edward F. Sands
A nationwide manhunt targets Edward F. Sands amid a report that a confession letter copied his handwriting. Authorities pursue Sands and William J. Taylor across New York and New England and up to sea routes, tied to a deadly vow by a jilted husband seeking revenge on the film director.
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New York
New England
Tia Gast
Winson
Edward
Sands
Shay
William J. Taylor
Bearch
Los
Amegeles
Taylor
Certificate loan soldier bonus bill in the House today
The certificate loan soldier bonus bill will be introduced in the House late today. Republican members of the Ways and Means Committee made progress detailing the measure and had it virtually completed at a meeting this morning.
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United Preen
Washington, D
Armed Troops Hold Limerick in Irish Conflict
Rebels from three factions occupy parts of Limerick while 140 Free State soldiers under the provisional government prepare to take over military duties. British troops and auxiliaries patrol as tensions rise and evacuation looms.
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Ire
United Press
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Ireland
Free State
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Tilmerick
Landis Praises Legion at Closing Meeting of Shire Conference
United Press reports Judge K M Landis of Chicago urged war veterans to seek compensation while noting outside opposition. A Milwaukee delegation found Chicago US Veterans Bureau officers uncivil, delaying claims. The state committee will act on the report ahead of the 1922 legion convention to be held in Beivit.
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United Press
American Legion
K. M. Landis
Chicago
Landis
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Congress
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Milwaukee
Texion Poet
State Executive Committee
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Beivit
Prohibition Claim of Unprecedented Success Cited
The Minnetots Anti-Saloon leader Dr. Ginorge By Safford declares prohibition the most astounding reform in history. He cites 1917 per capita consumption at twenty tents and a 1910 level of a pint and a half as proof, arguing liquor evil dates to ancient times and will end with broad results.
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Safford
Minnetots
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History of the State of Franklin Whisky Tender Time
Describes the historical state of Franklin with rye whisky as legal tender, early governance, and figures like Sevier and Boone. Notes failed recognition by Congress and eventual reversion of territory to North Carolina, with references to Tennessee’s later admission to the Union in 1796.
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United Press
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Union of American Commonwealths
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Illinois Leads in Number of Homes That Use Electricity
An Associated Press report says Illinois tops the nation in the number of homes illuminated by electricity, followed by California and New York. The 1922 survey by the National Electric Light Association notes total electric customers rose to 1,273,209 with 400,000 new home lighting customers added in five states during 1921.
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California
New York
National Eleertte Light Association
Cuatomera
Pennsylvania
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Thle
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Wisconsin
Congress Finance Panel Revisits Tariff and Treaty Issues
Republicans rename tariff policy discussion in the Ways and Means subcommittee as Senate debates four power treaty approaches. RORGA, Dill, and Muscle Soule attend hearings, with continued proceedings and scrutiny of proposals.
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Finance
Senate
Four Power Treaty Fight Opens in Senate Debate
Lawrence Martin reports the administration launches a drive in the Senate to defend the four power treaty. A coalition of Democrats and Republicans may seek to derail the pact, with the White House aiming to show the consequences of rejection. Hughes prepared to explain the state of negotiations upon returning from vacation.
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Lawrence Martin
United Presa
Washington, D. C
Rapid Reorganization Signals National Defense Shakeup
The article outlines a sweeping reorganization of divisions within the national defense structure. It describes the reform of reserve divisions under the Shiherry corps at Fort Sherman and the reassignment of corps areas. It notes plans to raise divisions for active duty in national emergencies, with the Sixth corps fueling Michigan, the Sixth from Illinois, and the 101st from Wisconsin, forming the core of a mobilized Second Field Army.
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United States Grain Growers forms sales agency
A new sales agency named United States Grain Growers Inc will market the wheat crop. It plans to operate in Chicago Kansas City Omaha Indianapolis and Minneapolis under the pool plan. The organization contracts with farmers for 119000000 bushels already bound for sale each year through a major selling company.
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Kansas City
Omaha
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Texas suit against federal law dismissed by high court
The Supreme Court dismissed Texas’s suit challenging sections of the 1926 transportation act. The court held the claim must have been brought in a district court, ruling the state lacks standing and that the challenge is not properly before the court.
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Texas
United Press
Washington, DB. C
Supreme Court
State of
Keeps Time After Ten Years Exposure Found in the Mountains
A rugged discovery by a mountain climber member reveals a watch or timepiece exposed for a decade. The item, found at 7,500 feet on a jutting rock, is linked to Rev. S. Futton of Yale University through an inscription. The tale hints at a historic gift from an Oswego church congregation in 1892 during travels in the Nevada ranges.
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Thie
Futtacon
Yale
Nemoviains Tear Glades
B.C
Historic Armenian Castle Reopens Shrouded in War Echoes
STARS AND STRIPES reports the reopening of a venerable Armenian fortress near Tiflis. The site, tied to early Christian era history and St. Gregory, sits within a massive wall encircled by Kurdish, Turkish, Persian, and Saracen influences, reflecting centuries of regional conflict and faith.
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St. Gregory
Jose Ammen
Liberal minister assumes control of Canadian government
A description of the Liberal Party’s rise to power led by Mackenzie King as premier, with references to the governor general’s ceremonial duties and the Parliament’s shifting scene. The piece notes political and ceremonial changes, including military influence and the ceremonial procession surrounding the transition.
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Five Drowned When Sleigh Tiped in Greek River
Mrs Guneler Mid bow and four children drowned when a sleigh drawn by two horses overturned while crossing Heaver creek near Caledonia. Husband and George Weslund escaped. rescue attempts failed as the others were pulled under ice. The cause described as fording accident with frigid water.
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Heaver Creek
Caledonia
Complex highway project bids face rejection complications
A murky situation emerges as bids are rejected for a Wisconsin highway project. Officials assess the impact on funding, environmental reviews, and contractor participation, with figures around 10 000 to 14 000 in potential costs and deadlines under review.
Surrender Offer From Dr Wolfgang Kapp Head Of Revolution
Fragmentary text reports Dr Wolfgang Kapp, described as head of a revolution, offering surrender. Several garbled phrases reference individuals and places, with mention of a supreme emir and unclear dates or actions. The readable portions imply a political surrender proposal amid upheaval.
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Revolution
Former bank head to serve time for misconduct
A former bank leader formerly connected with a state bank in Omaha faces a prison term. The sentence details indicate multiple years of incarceration for alleged embezzlement and related misconduct.
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Sieesddengt
Thaneer State Bank of
Diamond Theft Reported to Police in Minneapolis
Police were alerted to a diamond theft worth about 2006 dollars. The incident involved a wallet containing heirloom jewels reportedly taken from a residence, with links suggested to an importer named Hoge Baiek of New York City.
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Wallat
Hoge Baiek
New York City
Thorarchy Lace
Premier Lloyd George Seen as Major Issue in Britain Politics
London dispatch notes rising tension in British politics as Prime Minister Lloyd George may resign amid coalition strains. The article also covers U S and Alaska policy debates and the American cabinet split over forestry and Alaska development, with President Harding facing pressure amid cabinet realignment rumors.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
Wireless Market Report From Kiw Of Little Value
Market notes from the Shien boach of trade describe telephonic and wireless activity with limited clarity. The fragment mentions university departments and a marine paper, while hundreds of patrons at Vien am hear recelvite through a saree. details remain garbled.
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Vien Am
Cut Rate Battle On Between British And German Ships
British and German shipping lines engage in a price war with steep discounts on passages. Several British companies lowered fares dramatically to attract customers while Germans retaliate with competitive offers. The dispute centers on Southampton to Frankfurt routes and general cross channel freight and passenger service.
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Geteretiger Peamme Anne
Southampton
Alros
Berlish
Rowthampton
Effort to Dissuade Sister From Marrying Oser
Muriel and Fowler McCormick attempted to dissuade their sister Mathilde from marrying Max Oder a Swiss liveryman. They visited at the home of Cyrus McCormick, chairman of International Harvester, where Histold J. McCormick had moved after his wife, a Rockefeller daughter, divorced. The visit aligned with the Rockefeller family aim to keep Mathilde from the Swiss fiancé.
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Esty United Pires
Fowler
Suriel McCormick
Mathilde Frany Hep
Max Oder
Swise
Cyrus McCormick
International Tarvester Company
J. McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
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Oblin
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Girl Kidnapped Then Sold Into Slavery Reported
Relatives believe a girl kidnapped on a Chicago to Cincinnati train journey was sold into slavery. Police sought for three days. the disappearance occurred Thursday morning as she traveled to visit relatives, with uncle Willwenr Kiener named in the report.
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United Press
Chicago
Clouixe Kloner
Carol Brvanaville
Willwenr Kiener
Passage of Bonus Bill Through House Predicted
Republican leaders forecast quick passage of a soldiers bonus bill in the House within two weeks. The measure centers on cash payments funded by insurance certificates with loan value, structured to ease national finances, though Democrat Garner warns it could inflate currency and costs. Longworth, a leading Republican, says broad support exists and expects swift movement toward committee and floor action.
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Laurence M. Benedict
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