Royal Wedding Photo Outpouring at Westminster Abbey
A photo from Westminster Abbey captures the Princess and Viscount Lascelles moments after their February 28 wedding. The royal couple and family, including King George, Queen Mary, and the Queen Mother, appeared on Buckingham Palace balcony to cheers from thousands of well-wishers.
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Queen Mary
Alexandra
London
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Four Power Pact Drafts Revealed by U S Probers
The four power pact emerged from drafts by Hughes Balfour and Shidehara with input from Tokugawa and Gedden while Angl o Japanese ties were being reassessed. The final form resembled Shidehara’s plan though its creation was urged by Anglo Japanese ideas to scrap the alliance, not authored by a single man.
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Robbery at Rainey & Co. payroll ends in shooting
Associated Press reports W. J. Rainey & Co. in Alieon Pa lost about 36,000 in payroll theft. Manager Breezure-Albert Flemming and chief clerk C C Evans were restrained while a guard, Himor Hil, was shot but not fatally wounded during the hold up three miles from town. Authorities search for the culprits.
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Secretary of State denies secret understanding in four power treaty
Secretary Hughes told Senator Underwood that claims U S delegates hatched secret plans at the four power Pacific conference are unfounded. He said no confidential notes or private conversations will be disclosed unless fully consistent with U S policy. Hughes warned against premature judgments and pledged patience in the diplomatic process.
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Greek government defeated in chamber of deputies
Athens reports the Greek government faced a defeat in the chamber of deputies as Premier Gounas failed to win a vote of confidence by 161 to 158. He outlined recent talks in London Paris and Rome and said he would await Paris conference results before proceeding with peace terms under allied mediation.
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Nation not going to the bow wow s because of iniquity
From an Associated Press dispatch in Topks, a speaker argues the nation will avoid vice and sin amid modern fashions and jazz music. He recalls past fears of changes in youth and notes insomnia as a greater ill than songs. He praises the progress and virtues of today’s young women and predicts they will be a credit to their generation.
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Otmens. Han
Duatice M. Weat
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Test Voting On Four Power Pact Today
Washington reports test voting on the four power pact treaty with Senate action looming. Senator Laster asks for either defeat of Tobinsons reservation or a definite balloting time. Reservation stresses respect for contracting parties and urge diplomacy to resolve disputes without aggression, potentially widening the pact to include the world as a league of nations.
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League of Nations
Does Worship Hark Back to Bacchus Probe
A. H. Stroup, a dry agent, probes whether a wine cult in California traces to Bacchus. He seeks to determine if Rosieracline adherents have formed a new religion or simply a ritual for wine drinking. The group cites a constitution mandating the use of well-fermented wine in observance of their rules.
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Associated Presa
San Francisco
Promistion Cereral
A. H. Stroup
California
Allied ministers refer US Rhine payment share dispute
Paris reports allied foreign ministers refer the American demand for a share of Rhine occupation costs to concerned governments. They allocate first German reparations bills totaling 556.406 million marks to Britain, 110.006 million marks to France, with Belgium and the rest, while Italy receives an equivalent 172 million dire. The United States is not listed in the communique.
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Serum Death Toll Ties Trio of Ex Soldiers to Waukesha Case
A chaotic early report from Waukesha ties three former soldiers to a lethal serum used at Resthaven hospital. Coroner and governor officials attend the inquiry as doctors defend the treatment and call for a Surgeon General review. Relatives of the deceased rush to assemble funeral plans amid a tense investigation.
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Lee
Sidiial
Lawrence
Sanetorium
Shuman
Fragmented OCR Summary From Congressional Report
An OCR readable snippet describes a congressional scene with mentions of appropriations and departments. It references the Justice Department and notes treatment of disabled soldiers returning from overseas. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or names beyond generic institutions.
Man killed in battle between alleged AUM runners and bootleggers
Readable fragments describe a fatal clash involving alleged AUM runners and bootleggers. Names and places are obscured by garbled OCR but a detective operation and a barricaded confrontation are referenced. The text notes a death during the incident and mentions police, detectives, and a possible suspect identified as Porselll. The overall account centers on a violent encounter linked to illicit activity.
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AUM
Gandhi Arrest Triggers Mutinies in Indian Troops
Reported mutinies break out among Sikh and Punjabi troops after Gandhi’s arrest. Widespread unrest described across Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, Amritsar, Lahore and other cities as units refuse orders and seek reliable leadership.
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Washington
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India
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Bélilendes
Noneno Persa
Lahore
Wesleyan University Headed by Mitchell and Will
Autoviated Prews reports Wesleyan University in Mitchell will be led by Mitchell and Wesleyan President, with a board of frontiers conservation members advancing a memo for conference membership. The nominee is a longtime supervisor in Milwaukee school districts and a graduate of Lawrence College Appleton.
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Weateyan University
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Hlahop
Matcheh
St Pau
Minn
Fromters
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Felr
Committee On Conservation
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Milwaukee
Lawrence Collene
Appleton
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Fiaerett
Bihiick
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Fevanaton
Revolution in Tripoli On Big Ouale Report
Report from Tripoli describes a revolution with rebels taking districts amid shifting loyalties. Officials accuse rival factions of planning arrests as security forces maintain a fragile hold.
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Settlement Reached in Irish Controversy
Settlement reached after a disputed case involving Aston and Wel fint with claims tied to a title. The proceedings centered on a Che Peete and Dre Banene matter, referencing legal actions in a foreign domain and noting a person’s death during the events.
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300000 Machinists Locked Out Prompting Widespread Action
A large wave of machinists nationwide faced a lockout affecting hundreds of thousands. The disruption halted typical production across multiple plants and prompted discussions among labor leaders about next steps. No clear resolution emerged as days passed.
Twenty One Members Fail to Pay Dues
A brittle OCR page reports twenty one members failing to pay dues amid disjointed notes on a Neuse of Commons event. The garbled text mentions Marek, Tha eter tet MMC Ten Pade Liga night and a Sunday gathering with references to weather and a worker named WERK Wenkington.
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Wenkington
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Plan to designate March 20 as Legion Employment Day
A garbled plan proposes March 20 as Legion Employment Day under Wisconsin Commander Barrett. It outlines activities to recruit and coordinate job efforts for veterans, with a survey among Cheen play and a regional effort to organize employment drives and community involvement.
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Etiita
Bank Heist in Madison Sparking Police Hunt for Bandits
A bank robbery in Madison prompts a statewide search for ten suspects. Police report the bandits fled with cash while investigators trace the route toward the central area near the University of Wisconsin. No injuries reported as officers push for tips and surveillance review.
Johannesburg Strikes Amid Violent Uprising In South Africa
London reports crowded union hall and Durban dispatch describe South African gold mine strikers clashing with police in Johannesburg and surrounding towns. Casualties run high with dozens killed and many wounded as fighting spreads through Fordsburg, Joppe, and Rand areas amid reports of Bolshivik plots and martial law.
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Bennear Johananesburg
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South Africa
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Too Much Shimmie Shaking Ends Missouri Mayor’s Career
A Missouri town’s mayor resigns after a row over dancing shows and a pivotal council ordinance. Chicago performers ignite controversy as locals witness heated clashes. Davidson cites constitutional rights and steps down, triggering upcoming elections.
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