Ruhr peace hopes grow as workers and industrialists tire
British correspondents report both sides in the Ruhr conflict weary of the struggle. German workers see no win and sufferings rise, while industrialists fear for the future. French aims unmet threaten coal supplies and French restrictions draw protests from Holland Denmark and Sweden. Washington notes Britain’s independent interest in the matter.
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Michigan Lower House Faces Narrow Victory Threat
Turbulent session in Michigan legislature as adjutant tightens security and votes on a contentious measure. Lawmakers debate a cost of living package while a fatal workplace incident prompts calls for compensation and investigation.
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Fender
Pathan
No Longer Can Get Away With Murder
A fragmentary newspaper item discusses changing attitudes toward violence against women, noting a shift from leniency to accountability. It cites assistant district attorney Pecard and remarks on alleged crimes by men and women amid social change.
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Teredingad
Cael
Pleas of Wife Win Freedom for Man
A fragmented report notes a wife seeking freedom for her husband amid a series of court pleas. The text includes scattered names and dates, hinting at legal proceedings and evolving defense arguments.
Red Tape Must Go Says Hines
Washington political drama centers on Hines calling red tape removal a priority. The garbled OCR snippet mentions voters, a new head, and business burdens, with scattered references to Wit and Tate amid cluttered text.
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Washington
Taescat
Man Robbed of City Funds After Scrap Encounter
A assailant robbed a city treasury fund of 1500 dollars at gunpoint after a scrap. West and a partner named Jac bandl fled toward Caty to Ifuriey as officers search for the two men. The victim was badly scratched but reports indicate he attempted to defend the money before being overpowered.
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Jach Bandl
West
Wren
Caty
Ifuriey
Rao
Woes Follow Failed Life Ambition In Tragic Death
A man who dreamed of a fuller life died yesterday after a long illness and wounds. Relatives recall his early effort in education and his push for a higher goal, ending with a quiet home scene and a final tragedy.
Daring Bridge Girders Face Border Hazard
A garbled report describes workers attempting a risky operation on a bridge structure near a border area. The fragment hints at construction, safety concerns, and possible delays affecting nearby routes and schedules.
Woman Guilty in 1919 Pardon Case for Westboro Murder
A 1919 murder case in Westboro centers on Lois Veen who allegedly admitted guilt to cover for her husband Dwight Chapman’s role. The record notes the man’s wife claimed the husband hired Chapman to kill him and took the blame, seeking a pardon grounds.
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Eight Years At Waupin Trial Verdict Report
A jury in the circuit court finds a suspect guilty of murder in the third degree in the Curland Parle case. The verdict follows a knife battle connected to the death of Vedi algun, with Judge Lawler presiding at Waupin.
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Cutting Down Rates in New Tax Bills
A dated report discusses rate reductions in new tax bills and their fiscal impact. It mentions state action, cooperation, and stipulates conditions guiding adjustments to a 1 percent level, with references to penalties, credits, and expected effects on business activity and revenues.
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Nike
Busier
Subway Crowd Fumes Threaten Passengers During Car Incident
A chaotic subway car incident left several passengers injured and four hospitalized after toxic fumes. Police and detectives traced the source as a passenger who claimed to carry ether, saying he had used it for a prior ailment. The car was cleared and station staff restored order.
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Gompers Resting Comfortably in Hospital After Illness
An earlier report notes Samuel Gompers in a hospital with bronchitis showing improvement. He is eager to return to work with the American Federation of Labor, awaiting stronger health to travel to Washington and resume duties.
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Reorganization Expected tocoordinate Farm Associations
A fragmented transcription outlines a plan for restructuring farm groups across regions. It mentions coordinating multiple associations, a transition involving cooperatives, and potential impacts on markets and leadership within a new framework.
Reparations and U.S. Navy Demands in Turbulent Times
A fragmented report blends calls for Germany to resume reparations with a demand that destroyers be used against rum smuggling. The piece cites a Washington-based board urging changes within hours, linking international law to U S actions and criticizing violence around naval power proposals amid wartime tensions.
Allies Suggest Reimbursing U S For Occupation Costs
The allies proposed that the United States be repaid part of the 241 million dollars spent on its army of occupation in Germany. The suggestion, relayed by Elliott Wadsworth, was supported by France Britain Belgium and Italy and would be paid as a percentage of German reparations over twelve years without interest.
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America
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Washington
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United States
Rhine
Move to curb university regents surfaces in senate clash
A Senate push emerges to tighten control over university regents amid party divisions. The debate centers on governance powers and the scope of oversight over higher education administration.
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Pen Cook Policy With Farmers
The report outlines a policy initiative connecting Pen Cook to farmers, noting a Chicago executive vice president and several police officials involved in framing the plan. Details describe product fronts and potential partnerships under government scrutiny.
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Pen Cook
Women Competent Auto Drivers
A discussion notes women drivers demonstrating competence in auto operation. The article cites evolving attitudes, training efforts, and public response, highlighting skills, safety, and the push for equal driving opportunities. It references public perception shifts and mentions specific institutions and figures shaping the era's view on women behind the wheel.
President intends to keep alive world court issue
President Hard Ling Inferils signals to keep the world court question open. He says Congress must act and relies on broad public support, with surveys discussed this summer. The report notes uncertainty and political maneuvering as the presidential option remains under debate.
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Sean
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