Harding weighs farm crisis as Dawes named new comptroller
President Harding considers farm and livestock interests amid the Dawes appointment as comptroller of the currency. Dawes will supervise agricultural credit plans under the Capper Lenroot Anderson bill while the War Finance Corporation continues loans through March 1924 to support farmers and cattle growers.
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War Finance Corporation
Associated Press
St Augustine
Mia
Congress
Greater de Mee
Dawes
Chiles PD Dawes
Capner Lenroot Anderson
War Fuance Corporation
Fred Starch
Nellte
Finance Corporation
Starch
Livestock Loan Companies and
Cooperative Marketing Association
Sagual Sifegiands
Moerels
Umess i
Ran
Germany’s Floating Debt Surges in March Figures
The report details a rapid rise in Germany’s floating debt through March, noting a 14 percent increase and the broad implications for government finance. Analysts weigh whether the Reichsbank can absorb the unsubscribed balance and how the new fund subscription affects debt management and financial stability.
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Germany
Rockefeller Jr Income Reveals Large Stake in Standard Oil
The report details John D. Rockefeller Jr. income from dividends and the vast stake held in Standard Oil companies. Testimony in a recent taxation case outlines his share as a major owner, tied to the Rockefeller fortune.
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Vancciated
New York
Une & Yey
Death Toll at Rail Crossing In Columbus Ohio
An express Pullman train en route from Boston to Crestland collided with a street automobile at a grade crossing near Columbus injuring many and causing several deaths. The wreck left the engine off the track and toppled, with carriages piling up and ambulances racing to the scene. Among the dead are Horace Holbrook Warren publisher, W. Wilson fireman, Mrs Frank Hemminger, and infant Hemminger. The accident halted traffic as doctors and responders worked at the mangled site.
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Frese
Columbus
O.S
Boston
Tie Vial
Bigant
Crestland Fa
Trio Id
Tip Tour
Oakland Palagenie Crase
Neath
Broadway
Horace Holbrook Warren
Milwaukee athletes set doubles world records in event
Milwaukee bred players dominated a doubles event tying and breaking world records. The meet featured Finite performances with standout pairs from the Netsane Mt Well team achieving top marks and setting a historic pace in the competition.
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Milwaukee
Armen
Wilson
Celebrated Treaty With Japan Cancelled
A historic treaty with Japan has been cancelled amid political shifts. Officials reported the move follows new negotiations and changes in wartime alignment.
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Japan
Pilgrimage to Tomb of Bernhardt Draws Far Flung Crowd
Workers and common people gathered at Pere Lachaise to honor Sarah Bernhardt on Good Friday. The crowd spilled onto the streets as mourners placed candles and paid respects at the actress's tomb. A fund to erect a statue in her memory has already raised thousands of francs.
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IBY
Berin
Pere Lachaise
Bermhardt
Cabinet moves toward federal control of shipping industry
Reported plan seeks to remove government from shipping business while preserving a large fleet under new routes and private operators. Proposals include government authority to levy penalties and regulate ships, with ongoing discussions among industry leaders and President Wilson.
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Lewrense Martin United
Augustine
Wallineneas
Cithiinash
Perdana
Auizieta
Tragic Police Shootout Ends In Wounded Detective
Detective John Cordes lies in Presbyterian Hospital with four bullet wounds after a mistaken identity street confrontation. Sergeant James McDade and a companion, pursuing two suspicious men, misidentified Cordes as a bandit and opened fire as Cordes attempted to flee. In the ensuing exchange Whitten and another bandit were wounded. Cordes and McDade were injured in a chaotic street confrontation.
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New York
New Yorkh
John Cordes
Presbyterian Hospital
Willie
James Meade
Mthea
Cordes
McDade
Cores
Warry Cordes
Branlth
Serjeant
MelDade
Dee
Melcide
Cadkhe Wa
Lenin Is Dying Says Report
A European telegraph dispatch from Stockholm cites a confidential message from Moscow claiming Premier Lenin is gravely ill. The report, attributed to a Senxa Dagbladet correspondent, notes intensified secrecy surrounding the possible condition and any government action amid tense tensions.
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Lenin
Prema
London
Stockholm
Senxka Dagbladet
Mewcaw
Ithe
Maseyse
Germany 15 ready for settlement in Ruhr crisis
The German government signals willingness to negotiate a peace settlement with France before the French and Belgian troops withdraw from the Ruhr. It calls for an international conference of business experts with guarantees of Ruhr evacuation before further reparations.
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Bisdford
Tyne
Washington, D. C
Germany
France
Ruhr
United States
Belgium
Great Britain
Reich
Good Friday marks return of stolen communion set
A church reports the return of a stolen communion set on Good Friday after a lengthy disappearance. The recovery occurred before evening services as the community celebrated the holiday.
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United Promw
Milwaukee
Crow Vriday
Owen
Leoret
Kiltas
Jarretcon
Princeton Glee Club Serenades at Wilson Home
The Princeton University Glee Club performs a serenade at the home of Wilson. The event brings together university groups and guests, highlighting campus musical culture and student activity in Princeton.
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Princeton Glee Club
Wilson
Sugar conspiracy probes spark bitter pill debate in Washington
Washington correspondence reports government probes into alleged sugar price manipulation and a conspiracy that could affect shipper profits. Officials promise action, with comments on regulatory reach and warnings to investors about fraudulent schemes. investigations continue into industry practice and possible collusion.
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Washington
Fitale
Fedea Uh
Harker
Washington DP
Department of Fastio
Cuids
Tord
Oyaunching
Industras
Industras-the Poet Office
Ramlerney
Fey
Department of Justles
Phe
Trewiey
Udin
Ate
Peimei
Tony
Alek
Fragmented OCR text about political upheaval in the United States
The readable fragments discuss overthrowing the government in the United States and reference various names and terms. Amid garbled words there is mention of questions, dated notes, and responses from individuals, suggesting a political discussion or conspiracy note without clear specifics or outcomes.
Martens and Others Said to Be Coming to United States
A cryptic migrant notice mentions Martens and several others in transit plans toward the United States. The fragment suggests immigration scrutiny and possible legal steps, with references to authorities and interception risk.
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Martens
United States
Girl Kills Contractor as HerseLe Guniation Shock
A troubled teenager Miax Uelene, daughter of a wealthy Riverside Drive family, fatally shoots a contractor and wounds another man before killing herself. Authorities report the incident followed a dispute over a sale and a yearlong relationship with a merchant. the suspect died at hospital after a brief struggle with police.
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New York
Liederich
Ray of Hope for Easter Wake? Interment and weather notes
Fragmented notes report Easter observances and an interment in Virginia with references to Washington and Maryland areas. Weather snippets mention temperatures around 42 to 87 with warnings of rain and cold winds, suggesting a spring transition report.
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Pru
Marne
Ube
Toorth of
Maren Font Fehl
Tyebyy Gil BS
Prosperity Authority Says Normal Times Here
A chaotic OCR fragment reports the Prosperity Authority describing United States business conditions as normal. It mentions Charles Ringling and topics on prosperity, circuses, and spending habits with unclear references to routes, itineraries, and market conditions.
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Prooperity Authority
United Press
New Yorke
Ube
United States
Charles
Alee Peanle
Speculation on Groesbeck and the 2-Cent Gas Tax Fight
Newspaper report from Lansing and Minich notes speculation on Governor Caneabeckys move amid a heated fight between administration and anti administration groups over the 2 cent gas tax bill. Sources cite possible veto threats and a message to residents as the political conference unfolds.
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Groesbeck
Saladatad Tass
Lansing
Minich
Lstegiglabine
Caneabecky
Somae Naxyen
Vata
Fabiui
Geseiner
Ause
Wariner
Arlene
Toad Online
Ue Texalicuie
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Nearby Regions
A fragmentary weather note describes cold conditions across Wisconsin and surrounding areas. It mentions chilly winds, partly cloudy skies, and a forecast of continued cold in the coming period with possible overnight lows and frost risk. No specific dates or city names are clearly readable.
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