American banker proposes reparations settlement plan in Rome
Fred Kent of the Bankers Trust in New York outlined at the Rome International Chamber meeting a plan to swap part of allied debts to the United States for political agreements with Germany on reparations. He urged a large loan to Germany to restore its economy, stabilize Europe, and hasten payments, calling for immediate action by European colleagues.
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Gathering Loose Strings of Net Around Magnuson
Court proceedings focus on linking a nationwide attempt to seize illicit materials to the Magnuson case. Wisconsin experts testify about film remnants and weapon components found in a workshop as prosecutors seek to prove a direct connection to the fatal bomb incident that killed James T Chapman.
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Farming Out Optional If Governor Signs the Huber Bill
The Wisconsin Senate approves an amendment to the Huber reform law allowing county prisoners to be housed in Milwaukee workhouses and restricts daily labor to eight hours for private laborers under the bill sent to Governor Bhains for signature.
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Toledo Takes Early Lead in Bowling Tourney
Toledo moved into a lead in the bowling championship singles, topping rivals as Milwaukee and Canton challengers posted scores. Liley led with 85, while Scharla Canton scored 64 and Gimne Lee from Milwaukee trailed, with Metts and others posting midrange totals.
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GOP Chiefs Unanimous For Harding Again
Republican leaders nationwide show near unanimity for Warren G Harding's renomination. A United Press poll of the Republican National Committee reveals strong support, with many members predicting a solid delegation pledge and broad backing from populous states.
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Ford plans to tackle nations coal woes by land buys
Henry Ford to use every resource to address coal shortages. Ford says he has acquired 120000 acres of undeveloped coal land in Renton area and aims to extract fuel at lower prices. Company offices announce purchase value between 700000 and 490000. Bell Clay Harlan and nearby counties included. timber supplies noted. project tied to Water Company interests.
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Secrecy Clause Repeal Advances In Wisconsin Income Tax Debate
Lawmakers pushed forward a repeal of the secrecy clause in Wisconsin income tax records. The measure passed the lower house on a close vote and heads to the Senate as Progressive Republicans back the pledge to public income tax transparency. Governor Blaine backs the proposal amid ongoing political contention.
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Wisconsin Assembly delays Sachsen bill amid wets and bans
The Wisconsin Assembly committee votes five to four to indefinitely postpone the Sachsen bill after a lengthy hearing. Opponents warn of lost enforcement power, while supporters push toward narrower controls on hare and amusement venues as the measure moves toward engrossment.
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Wisconsin River Water Power Deal Nears Completion
Reported agreement would unite four major water powers on the Chippewa and neighboring rivers in Wisconsin to develop large hydroelectric capacity. The plan involves interlocking dams and transmission lines, with estimates running into substantial sums and a target start in the near future.
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Doctors Excursion to Italy Invites 204 Medical Men
A diverse group of 204 physicians from nations worldwide will join a special organized journey to northern Pleasment and Italy. The excursion aims to visit principal hospitals and research centers, with interpreters assisting medical professionals along the route over a two week period.
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Holland and Switzerland Propose Joint Probe on Rhine Interference
Report from London cites a joint démarche by Holland and Switzerland to the international commission on the Rhine amid German occupation. Diplomatic dispatches say Rubi trade accords may ease wartime exports, with Britain seeking avoidance of new tariffs. Chancellor Cuno defended unconditional evacuation as prerequisite for any peace talks, tying a broader settlement to end of lawless regime. The German Ruhr credit program and confiscation of the Sleighuigh plant are also noted amid efforts to curb unrest and sustain industry.
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Hardings Approaching End of Their Cruise
The Harding party nears the end of their cruise as the houseboat moves northward toward St Augustine, with President Harding and his party aboard. The vessel, late on schedule, is tracing a Halifax route toward the Florida coast, continuing the return voyage.
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Remarkable Cure for Pneumonia Reported in New York
A New York announcement describes a remarkable pneumonia cure using a heat therapy treatment applied to the lungs. The method, introduced by Dr Pe Praeger in Ray and tested at the Marine Hospital in Staten Island, claims rapid fever reduction and lung congestion relief within twenty sessions.
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Government to Beat Down Sugar Prices and Conspiracies
Washington officials vow justice department action to curb sugar price manipulation amid alleged conspiracies. A conference between Attorney General Seymour and Secretary Hoove discusses joint investigations as calls rise nationwide for relief from rising costs and market speculation.
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Shawano and Menomonie Win Consolation Series
Shawano and Menomonie emerge victorious in the consolation series. Fragmented text notes semis and final scores, mentioning Shawano defeating opponents and Menomonie securing a win as part of Thursday afternoon action.
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Counsel Denies Charge in Young Actress Divorce Dispute
A New York hearing denies Ming Stella Tarilmine allegations amid a public discussion of the actress’s divorce case. The defense asserts absence of evidence and questions the charge while the court compiles documentation for the ongoing inquiry.
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Poincare Scene of Disorder Sparks Parliamentary Row
A chaotic session erupts as Poincare opens with disorder while deputies clash over procedure. The presiding officer struggles to restore order as shouting and interruptions fill the chamber and officials attempt to manage the uproar.
Fragmentary notice on refused medical care and local disputes
A garbled OCR fragment reports a Memphis area dispute over patient treatment and refusal by a physician, with scattered references to street names, legal language, and disputes about rights and claims. Names and clear facts are sparse, but the text suggests a conflict involving medical care and property or court actions, set around a Memphis locale.
Marooned Rescued From Island of Missouri
In Arkansas, residents fled the Ozark hills as the Black river flooded, threatening livestock and property. Gasoline launches carried entire families and supplies to safety. the river widened to three miles in places amid rising Cache and Strawberry rivers.
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Illness of Lenin Gurable Revealed in Doctors Bulletin
An official bulletin from Tendin Russia states Lenin’s illness is curable though it causes speech difficulties and vision issues. Medical authorities report gradual restoration of health but warn prognosis remains cautious amid treatment and ongoing monitoring. Names and dates mentioned in dispatch follow extensive coverage of the event.
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