Senate ratifies four power Pacific pact as league weighs
Lawrence Martin reports that the League of Nations may formally approve the four power Pacific treaty after Britain France and Japan register it. Senate ratification makes the US first to act while others await verdict. Senator Lodge moves to implement a broader arms framework next.
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League OF Nations
Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington, B. C
Ike
Senate
League
Great Britain
France
Japan
Geneva
America
United States
Tokyo
Pars
London
Lodge
Att Bite Qei
Griffith and Duggan to meet Britain on British crisis
The colonial office received word that Arthur Griffith and Eamon de Valera would travel to London to discuss Britain’s request for a conference on the critical Irish situation. If accepted, the invited conferees will meet in London on Tuesday.
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Colonial Office
Arthur Urifith
Zireann
Eamon J. Dushany
London
Wister
Noted Pioneer in Copper District Dies
Captain James Chy noweth, a pioneer of the Upper Superior copper district, died suddenly this morning at age 74. He opened and developed the Centennial at Athos and Trans Mountain under Fay management, and had led a retired life for several years.
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Houghton, Mich
James Chynoweth
Take Superior
Athos
Trans Mountain
Fay
Russia’s Money Madness Drives Wild Inflation Rumors
The piece portrays Russia as money mad with ruble collapse fueling vast speculation. Billionaire talk replaces middle class life as rents soar, imports and cloth smuggling rise, and officials profit from food and goods distribution amid a destabilized economy.
Music clubs’ work to reach Paris and Rome
National Federation of Music Clubs plans to inform Paris and Rome of its work. Mrs. May Smith of Columbus will travel to Europe with a report on American composers and music making. She chairs the American music department and the International Reciprocity bureau and will attend contests in Rome and Paris to gather ideas to improve music conditions at home.
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Paris
Rome
National Federation of Musicabs
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Mes
UN May Smith
Columbus
Shorty Mu
Huroape
America
Mrs. Smith
de American Music Department
Sive
Clearing House Report Shows Excess Reserves Decline
Clearing house banks and companies report excess reserves for the week at 47 571 226 dollars, down 1 585 000 from the previous week. The report reflects holdings above legal requirements.
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Bs Associated
Res
New York
Amundsen Plans Metal Plane Flight From New York to Seattle
Arctic explorer Captain Amundsen may test a metal aircraft on a New York to Seattle flight as part of his polar expedition. Agent H W Hammer says Amundsen will also conduct several flights near New York and ship a smaller craft to Seattle for abort trials in the vicinities of the Maud.
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New York
Seattle
Associated Press
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iRonnd Amundsen
Norway
H.W. Hammer
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Bering Sea
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Mr. Hammer
Amundeen
Maud
Highways From Houghton to Milwaukee Plan Extends into Michigan
The Associated Press reports a plan to extend a Chicago to Milwaukee highway project into Michigan. Officials say concrete paving will link Green Bay to Houghton with notable segments north of Marshall Avon City and Schlesnygereile, forming a major midwestern artery. Local business leaders in northern Michigan are invited to cooperate with state highway groups and Wisconsin cities to push multiple interstate sections ahead this season.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Chicago
Miwaukie
Perth
Michigan
Poftiennis
Sheridan Veowut
Miprovemant Wwoviaoon
Woseantin
Woneorenn
Onpiaritt- Hon Owall Enapeatere
Willy Dhe
Sterighar Load Improvement Vasomotor
St. Louis
Cheage Malwauker
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Middle West
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Avon City
Schlesnygereile
Therese
Taormina
Houghton
Aisoenetenys
Missouri
Minois
Wieransin
Atl
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Ecommerce
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Mimorianint Bunsheres
Lemi Camphelise
Port
Green Bay Electors Consider New Street Operation Ordinance
City council discusses a proposed ordinance affecting street use by operators in Green Bay. The measure would set a $700 permit fee and specify where buses may stop and how streets are shared, amid concerns over safety and competition. The city attorney indicated a decision is forthcoming.
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Inay
Kenosha
Ain Pléehien
Seie
Shertoure
Gren Way
Reyity
Congress Debates Army Appropriation and Navy End Strength
Today in Congress the House continues debate on the army appropriation bill as a subcommittee on naval appropriations proposes reducing the navy to 65 000 enlisted men to run the appropriation committee. The TAO considers a supplement to the four power Pacific treaty while the Agriculture committee members depart for Muacle Shoals.
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Howse
Subcommittee On Naval Appropriations
Navy
TAO
Muacle Shoals
National Woman's Party Seeks Civil Rights Law Amendment
The National Woman's Party urges an amendment to civil rights law relating to women. Notable figures supporting include Mrs Marks wife of a former Manhattan borough president city chair. Mrs John Winters Bran nat state chairman. and Mrs Adamean wife of a former Newerk city fire cpa. Two prominent women recently joined the Nazi Woman's rank including Mr John Barrymore and Mrs Lydig.
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National Woman’s Party
Marks
Manhattan
John Winters Brannat
Adamean
Newerk City Fire Cpa
John Barrymore
Mra Lydig
No City
Peumwekina
Five Die As Seaplane Crashes Off Miami
United Press reports five people perished when the seaplane Milas Miasai crashed into the sea between Miami and Bimini. Pilot Robert Moore and four others aboard reportedly tried to reach wreckage as conditions worsened.
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Robert Moore
United Press
Miami
Mita
Pila Te Alory
Moore
Teac Bers
Rete Potman
Nate Tich
Fingerprint Expert in Arbuck le Case Disputed Bond
San Francine Adolph sues, fingerprint expert for the police department. The case relates to the death of Migs vin Birrbe Phaspur with an adjournment to Monday.
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San Francine
Adolph
Migs Vin Birrbe
Phaspur
Omar
Mrs McCormick Leaves Estate Worth 989840
Final accounting filed in probate court shows the estate of Cyrus H McCormick deceased at 989840 with 48440 in art and collectibles. Executors Gordon McCormick and Cyrus McCormick Jr are named as administrators and heirs share in the balance.
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Chicago
Mre
Tlariet
Slammond McCormick
Wate
Cyrus HH. McCormick
International Harvester Company
McCormek Heth
Cyrus, Dy
Gordon McCormink
Firemen Recall Comrade Killed by Steam Wheels
In a grim scene brothers of the fire brigade mourn a fallen comrade struck by advancing locomotive wheels. The page recounts the shock, the tears, and the duty to survivors as the company shares the loss and vows to honor the memory with quiet resolve.
Unclear OCR Memo On Senate Action Pleases Officials
Fragmentary OCR shows repeated phrase about officials pleased over senate action. Text includes garbled names and stray phrases, with no clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations. The readable content does not form a coherent news item.
Public reception marks opening of Cleveland auditorium
Report covers plans for Cleveland's new auditorium opening with expected public events from April 1 to May 2. Details describe a 6000-seat hall on a 32 by 10 by US foot stage, a 200 foot echo organ, and space for tournaments, exhibitions, and aerial displays.
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Cleveland Auditorium
Cweeland
Vreeland
Vine Mayer Keller
Thetusavies
Patphir
Wil Sect
Reiver Jin Aeronautic
Income tax bill extends pay day
The article discusses proposed changes to income tax timing and payday implications. It notes opposition and debate over the measure and references upcoming votes and expected effects. The piece mentions lawmakers and concerns about the bill's impact on taxpayers and government revenues.
Green Bay Electrician's Death in Omaha Hotel Incident
An Omaha hotel scene reports the death of a Green Bay electrician by his own action with a revolver. The account notes a room scene and surrounding remarks as investigators and onlookers describe the event and the immediate aftermath.
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Green Bay
Omaha
Neb
Record of Assembly Recess Despite No Vote Indicated
Fragmentary OCR shows a vote described as no with a machine indicating recess. The long garbled text references the governor, speakers, and timing around a roll call and recount attempts. No clear named individuals or locations are reliably readable.
Noted Veteran Dies in Local Notice
A veteran of the Spanish American War known for boxing during the Philippine uprising is reported dead. The deceased was long associated with local civic life and remembered for wartime service and public involvement.
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Swwton
Blaine Veto Looms Over Catlin Bill Fight in Wisconsin
Associated Press report from Madison notes the secrecy clause retained in Wisconsin statute books. Gov. Hoover would veto the Catlin sub AQHIe amendment, with no attempt to pass the measure over the veto. The opposition plans a campaign basis focusing on taxation and revenue, arguing the La Follette faction politicizes the tax issue.
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Associated Press
Madixon
Tegslature
Tinsday
Govers
Pkss
Tae Ution
Boty
Public school system under attack at meeting
A meeting titled Save Our Schools featured Miss Gardner arguing for more teacher autonomy and flexible methods. She attacked centralized control, urging less rigid standards and laboratories for experimentation to improve education.
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Mlagukee
Miss Gardner
Harding Confers on Waterways Project
President Thad conflicts on a deeper waterway plan before Congress. Executive aides describe the discussants and the stakes, noting coordinated efforts with John Lawrence and the International Joint High Commission to advance the project.
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Harding
Washington
Tony
Emuiniseioo
Lawrence
Anderstom
Finnhwrivan
Skogma Sees Defeat Tied to Special Session Fallout
The article reports on the governor and administration facing a defeat linked to a special session. Independent Progressives gain momentum as voters react to political moves seen as using taxpayer funds for capital. The piece notes organized opposition from the Citizens Republican conference and calls for a new leadership direction in the fall primaries.
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Deak
Citizens Republican State Conference
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