Britain Backs Plan For League Army In Geneva
Britain agrees in principle to Belgium and France proposals for a League of Nations army to enforce league decisions. The plan, drafted by Czechoslovakia’s Foreign Minister Beneš, calls for disarmament committee review of member sizes and resources and proportionate military aid for the league. Turks threaten defiance over Mosul, shaping British stance amid fears of invasion.
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Geneva
Britain
Belgiao
France
League of Nadlota
Langue Council
Benes
Czechoelovakia
League
England
Austen Chamberlain
Belgium
Robert Dell
Mosul
Great Britain
Wilbur Says Navy Is Ready for Active Service
Washington Secretary of the Navy Wilbur declares the navy ready for action in an annual report to the President. He says morale is higher than ever and stresses aircraft as vital to modern sea warfare and the success of the fleet. The navy states it was not responsible for sending Lt Commander Lane to his death.
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Washington
Wilbur
Navy
Lane Downe
Bse
Comptroller Pushes Banking Laws to Retain National Banks
Comptroller of the Currency J W Mulutosh argues for easier national bank laws to halt state bank exodus. A 1924 report notes national bank total resources fell from 75 percent to 47 percent, with no clear shrinkage trend in 18 months. He predicts property shrinkage will continue without more favorable laws.
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Washington
J. W. Mulutosh
Hin An. Boal
SeTntosh
Hoover urges seaway for Midwest waterway access
Secretary of Commerce Hoover told the national rivers and harbors congress that the Middle West must have access to the Mississippi system, including Chicago link completion, as quickly as possible. Senator Deneen echoed the call for speedy waterway development to aid the Midwest.
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Midwest
Hoover Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Congress
Middle West
Nea
Mississippi
Chicago
Deneen
Thompson Heads Farm Bureau Federation at Sherman Meeting
S. A. Thompson elected head of the American Farm Bureau Federation at the close of the annual meeting in Sherman. Thompson defeated E. Bradfute of Xenia Ohio. By acclamation O Neal re elected vice president. The group discusses federal legislation including principles of the McNenry measure.
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A. Thompson
Farm Bureau Federation
O. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Annibal Menting
Thompson
E. Bradfute
Xenia Ohio
O'Neal
Mr. Thompeon
Congress
Guest Loses $4,000 Gema Dew Verh Mre Tobin Mark
A garbled item reports a guest losing four thousand dollars amid a late list of names tied to a copper magnate. The fragment references Leaepee, Mes WOK Yanilerbile, and an agency, but specifics are unclear.
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Tobin Mark
Theoraufe
Mottans
Corlend of Wheat Sete Record Minneapella Wins
Fragmented OCR notes describe a record setting moment involving corlend of wheat and a victory in Minneapolis with unclear details. Mentions a price of 264 and reference to a booker and another figure, but specifics remain unreadable.
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Corlend
Ome
Anroter Fey
Monument wall protection during capital event highlights
Fragmented text describes a monument wall and protection measures at the capital. It mentions officials, delays, and a ceremonial pageant with several steps or stages. Names and precise places are unclear, but the focus is on securing a memorial site and coordinating a public display.
General Prosperity Reported by Mellon Outlook
Washington says the secretary of the treasury reports broad prosperity across industry and consumer markets. Mellon urges rapid public debt retirement and cautions against extending debt retirement beyond eight years while noting strong corporate profits and high production with cautious financing and a projected boost in prohibition enforcement after recent reorganization.
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Washington
Mlle
Mellon Resis
Mellon
Js Sbvatton
Florida Inna
Department
Ton
Ask Congress to Rush Four Waterway Projects
Delegates at the national rivers and harbors congress urged Congress to prompt completion of four major waterway projects including the Mississippi River improvement and the Great Lakes work. The group said these projects, authorized by Congress, would require about 2.2 billion dollars to finish, and urged annual appropriations matching the chief engineer of the army.
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Congress
Washington
Hyer
Ecglueut's
Mine Congress Endorses Coolidge Strike Remedy
The American Mining Congress adopted resolutions endorsing President Coolidge's call for retirement of industrial disputes by impartial arbitration. It supported transferring the Bureau of Mines from the Interior Department to the Commerce Department and applied the President's suggestions to the anthracite coal strike.
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Congress
Coolidge
Washington
American Mining Congress
Bureau of Mines
Department of Interior
Department of Commerce
Roosevelt Arrives in Delhi After Central Asia Expedition
Roosevelt leads James Shufrin Field-Roosevelt expedition party returning from the Tian Shan and Pamir ranges in Central Asia. The group secured the oval poll or Marcy Holosher title as they proceed toward Calouna for a state with Lord Kenting.
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Roosevelta
Delhi
India
Kennett Roosevelt
James Shufrin
Plans for Eucharist Congress Report Unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate discussions about a Eucharist Congress and a general committee report. Mentions of timelines and June events are garbled with missing names and places, leaving the main actions only vaguely referenced.
Crar's Dowels to Ba Sala Moxos Stare Ank... Crown Fee in 0 Rtmr
In a fragmented report the text references a collection by Soviet agents and mentions various unclear terms such as downed dowels and crowns, with readers unsure of the exact subject. The disjointed wording suggests stolen or seized items and possible espionage notes, but specifics are obscured.
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Crar’s
Penate
Acer
Fragmented OCR note on Patet Mewetocters project dataset
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Patet Mewetocters and a young nadina with garbled text. It references Beary, a wall, and rednit elements, with unclear attributions to Ht A Garorsert and wire. No clear dates, entities, or outcomes are extractable.
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Chet
Amy GarRer
Separate Air Unit Favored by House Body
Washington reports the special house area craft committee led by Representative Florian Lampert endorsed a report calling for a separate national defense department that would abolish War and Navy, establish a five year seven budget, and create a bureau of civil aeronautics. The committee backs a bureau in Commerce to aid commercial navigation. The National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics said the U.S. aviation program is at least on par with other nations, and Coolidge sent the report to Congress with praise.
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Washington
Special House Area Craft Committee
Florian Lampert
Wade
Department of National Defense
War and Navy Departments
Air Service 9
Bureau of Civil Aeronautic
United States
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Coolidge
Americas
Congress
America
Bureau of Air Navigation
Departnent of Commerce
Cootidga
Vole to Open Sasevu Season One Week Earlier New York
The Ameri can trapie leadership plans a season shift from 40 000 to 40 000 dollars in salary and a contract change from 125 to Mike. Vrack J Navin of Detroit is named vice president as league magnates set April 11 to September 20 as dates. The aim is better weather and less clash with the World Series.
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Vole
New York
Mancroft R Dolinson
Mike
Vrack J Navin
Detroit
Selec
Food Prices Show Gain of Two to Five Per Cent
Department of Labor reports November price hikes across cities with 2 to 5 percent increases. Washington and Boston show about 2 percent, Louisville and Butte about 8? percent. other cities such as Birmingham, Columbus, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Mobile, New York, Omaha, Portland, Richmond, and Rochester list rises around 4 percent.
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Washington
Boston
Louisville
Butte
Mont
Department of Labor
Briteport
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Mobile
New Anver
Omaha
Portland
Richmond
Rochester
Gas Explosion Kills 61 in Alabama Mine
A deadly gas explosion at the Qverton mine No 2 near Birmingham, Alabama, traps and buries 61 coal miners while fifteen escape. Some workers are hospitalized in serious condition. The disaster devastates the Alabama Fur and Tron company workforce as rescue attempts continue.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Qverton
Alabama ‘Fur and Tron Company
Cehabe Ffield
Bury
Tee Hospital
Serloua
Fortes
Watcomen U S OFF Interests Hontion Creat
Fragmentary text mentions interests and a company named Tarkiah Petreieam with dates of commerce. No clear event, entities, or outcomes are legible to form a full summary.
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Watcomen
U. S
Britain
Tarkiah Petreieam Company
Jevvin
Remiey Haldeie
Trade Wendy and the Earn O Verth Illusion
Fragmented OCR text describes a trade scenario involving Wendy and unclear entities. The passage hints at a bet, a meeting, and a legal or strategic context but provides no coherent events, dates, or identities to anchor a firm summary.
Yellow Cab offers safe school runs in winter mornings
Mothers face icy pavements and speeding traffic while taking children to school. Yellow Cab proposes pooling rides with neighbors to share fares, reducing cost and easing worry. Shopping trips can also be shared, providing a relief from crowded street cars.
Trades and Labor Unions Schedule Muddled
Fragmented OCR lists trades and union meeting days for numerous crafts including Painters Decorators Tailors Bricklayers Typsetters and Carpenters with varied Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday mentions. The text is garbled with misread names and dates, lacking clear events or outcomes.
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Trades and Lentor Council
I Painters and Decorator
Tallors
Mrick Sayers and Winisterers
JGL
Typographical Union
Carpenters
Odd Christe: Custom Om Certaines ete headline mystery
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places in a cryptic import style. It references Hetee rey sare and WaRding by chem, suggesting a local story or notice. Readers are left with partial terms and unclear context.
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Sharon
Pernant
Chem Fe
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