Arbitration of disputes and mutual guarantees in European peace pact
The front page reports a landmark decision from London establishing a framework for arbitration of disputes and mutual military guarantees. Germany, France, and Belgium pledge to defend each other if attacked and to avoid invading the Rhineland, with new arbitration machinery to resolve tensions.
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France
Belgium
Poland
Czechoslovakia
American demand for larger money circulation grows
Washington reports the public seeks more currency as the Treasury notes a record Oct 1 circulation of 4 627 005 354 dollars. Assistant Secretary Dewey and experts assess rising demand for dollar bills and smaller denominations like fives indicates expanding business activity and financial strain.
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President Coblidge backs European arms conference idea
United Press Star Correspondent reports President Coblidge considers a European arms conference advisable to discuss disarmament. The White House spokesman said a conference could be useful if it includes U.S. participation, though some officials urge caution on broader naval arms talks.
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Hill heirs to receive equal shares of estate
Judge Howard Wheeler ordered a division of the estate of late Mary T. Hill widow of James J. Hill, with heirs to obtain one hundred thousand dollars each from the 900000 distributed. The report shows 2520500 held in reserve for taxes and expenses while the federal inheritance tax remains unsettled.
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Mary T. Bld
James J. HO
Empire Builder
Howard Wheeler
George P. Flannery
Asbestos King Dies in New York Hotel Plaza
An obituary reports the death of asbestos magnate Thomas Masville at the Hotel Plaza New York after a heart attack. He led Sound Manville Inc for years and lived alone in the hotel for the last three years. His fortune was estimated around 525002746 dollars.
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Graft Hurry to Shelter Before Storm
Senator Titus 5 candidate for governor on a platform of economy tax reduction and reform. Storm damage in Michigan causes widespread disruption along Lake Michigan shore. Huge waves, damaged piers and telegraph lines strand communities, with limited service and ongoing repairs as winter blizzards hit Petoskey and surrounding areas.
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League of Nations Prefers 70 Gall Disarmament Meeting
Paris dispatch reports French and Allied leaders favor a League of Nations driven disarmament forum with broad invitations. Britain’s Chamberlain and Russian leaders weigh Locarno commitments as Europe seeks peace via Geneva and Washington.
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Germany
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What Married Man Would Save Under Mellon Plan
United Press reports Treasury Secretary formerly outlined figures showing how two married men with two dependents would save under the Mellon plan. The article notes euro settlement hopes and that the president may not commit to a concrete proposal before a 27 conference. Public opinion in England has risen above war fears.
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Uniied Press
Washington, D. C
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Sacretars of the Treasury
Winston
High Court Reverses Condemnation Case in Wisconsin
Madison Wis March latest ruling reverses a condemnation order by the Wisconsin Trac tion Light Heat and Power company regarding property of the Green Bay and Mississippi Canal company. The state supreme court held the canal company public and protected from another body's use. The decision flags an attack on state public utilities law and outlines the legal stand.
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Foxer Court
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Heat & Power Company
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Mtnto Railroad Commission
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Om Paxe Ms
Chicago Newspaper Ordered to Address Alleged Slander
Debhosk Wisconsin to Chicago Tribune. Roy P. Wilce accused La Follette opponents. E Campbell Republican official demands correction. Campbell may appeal to courts if needed to seek satisfaction.
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E. Campbell
Wisconsin real estate board denies Farnsem & Bankers licenses
The Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers Board denied licenses for Farnsem & Bankers Investment Co of Magang and United States Bond & Mortgage Co of Chines. The board ruled the collateral and security backing failed amid land loans to settlers in Rusk and Marathon counties. Bond sales were suspended by the securities division of the railroad commission. The Farmers & Bankers Investment Co sought to operate a resort property in Walworth County.
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Manson
Wisconsin Rea Enate Brokere Board
Farnsem & Bankers Investment Company
Mag-ang
United States Bond & Mortgage Company of Chines
Farstes & Basters Investment Company
Wassel
Rusk
Marathon
Railroad
Farmers & Bankers Investment Company
Beal
Walworth County
Air Expedition Into Dutch Guinea Starts Tomorrow
An airplane expedition into the wilds of Dutch New Guinea will depart tomorrow, announced by SM. W. Ley, Calif., formerly an assistant curator of the national museum at Waaplagsen. The mission aims to collect data on pygmy races reported in the Leland Stirling region.
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SM. W. Ley
Calif
National Museum
Waaplagsen
Stirling Eal
Vatican Credit Deal With Chase and Blair & Co
Rome reports a Vatican New York credit facility of 2.5 million dollars is to be backed by Blair and Blair Blair & Co with Chase National Bank. Cardinal Gaspar leads the papal approval while Cardinal Hayes of New York will sign on behalf of the Vatican. The arrangement marks banks becoming valuable depositaries for Vatican funds.
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New York
Chase Nazional Bank
Blair & Co. Vedas
Rome
Ap Taran
Vatican
Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Bir & So
Chass Neisora Tank
New Fork City
Cardinal Gasparst
Bist & Co
Chase National Bank
Gaspar
Cardinal Hazes
Bisi
Chase
Bob See Fisher
Azczastinon
American Merarchy
Browina
Fighting for Nineteen Hours on Frontier
A dispatch reports a prolonged clash on the frontier with Bolger allegedly killed near a white fog. The dispatch notes exaggerated claims and cites other sources to support the event occurring in Macedonia near Salonihet with Greek forces involved.
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Athens
Pauson
Bolger
Macedonia
Rome
Saloni- Het
Charred bodies of three children found in Cannonsburg fire
Three children Edith May Sayler aged three James Lary Sayler fifteen months and Allen Jackson Sayler four months died in a Cannonsburg house fire. Their mother plunged from a second floor window during the blaze as neighbors tried to rescue them. The tragedy occurred late yesterday in the rural home, sparking investigations into the cause.
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Anbland
Cannonsburg
Sillex
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Edith May Sayler
James Lary Sayles
Alen Jackson
Sayler
Eccentric Wisconsin farmer linked to murder case
Associated Press report from Rene Wisconsin details Daniel Esagh, 49, living on Biren road near Highway 13, as a suspect in the murder of James Sears and Madelyane Saulmer. Sheriff deputies pursued leads, arrest followed, with residents noting the suspect’s eccentric nature since his wife’s death six years ago. The article notes ongoing searches and connections to the crime, with continuation promised on the next page.
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Madelyane Saulmer
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Gielock
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Withdrawal of British Troops From Gologhe Bridgehead Planned
An Associated Press report from London states the planned withdrawal of British troops from the Gologhe bridgehead. The move aims to begin within days, with three divisions to complete the task, while French and Belgian forces may remain until German position concerns are resolved.
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Prohibition Drive Targets New York Nightclubs
Associated Press reports sweeping actions against upper clubs along Broadway. Thirty renowned cabarets face federal summons for alleged liquor sales violations. Del Fay, Lida Verio, and other venues linked to pipe liquor connections are named in the crackdown. Public reaction cites limited success and calls for reform as reformers weigh a broader anti prohibition agenda.
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New York
Witte Wat
Fith
Times Square
Buckner
Illacovery
del Fay Club
Stauer
Tumning & Cemain
Hauret
United Press
Inquiry into Comanche steamship disaster to begin
Officials in Danesville Florida will probe the Comanche disaster to determine the cause of the fire that swept the cargo steamer and endangered the lives of 167 passengers and crew. Lawyers and investigators plan testimony from remaining crew members and passengers as the inquiry continues.
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Danesville
Democrats Openly Turn Thunes Down Amid Tax Reform Debate
Representatives of the Texas Tax Club and the Manufacturers Association presented eleven proposals to reshape tax policy including rollbacks, exemptions, and a higher tax appeals board. Secretary Meabon outlined key reforms as hearings prepare to study the treasury plan with interest from state governors and industry groups.
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Manufacturers Association
Board of Tax Appeals
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Treasury
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New Fork Board
Interim Committee Promises Astonishing Report From State Agencies
Superior Wis The interim committee appointed to investigate coordination of state government departments predicts a report that will astonish political circles. Senator Max W Heck chairing the panel with Wisconsin Grat and Warehouse commission members, says the findings may recommend abolishing or combining departments to save taxpayer money while maintaining service.
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Twieconsiz Grat
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Bonn
Despondency Believed Motive in Death by Self- Harm
A report notes that a rash act claimed a life a little over a year ago with despondency cited as the believed motive for the self harm. The article focuses on the circumstances and the believed cause as the investigation and family reflect on the tragedy.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet from Unknown Source
Incomplete text shows garbled references to a Wednesday date and a northeast location. Mentions possible names but lacks clear events or outcomes. Readable terms include bot and homgincm but no verifiable entities or context to summarize meaningfully.
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