Resignation Sparks National Republican Committee Shakeup
Announcement from Upham in Cleveland confirms his resignation as treasurer of the Republican National Committee. He cites poor health and signals possible election to national committee, while Secretary Lockwood and Chairman Adams also plan retirement. Contests over seating of delegates flare in several states as the party reorganizes for the upcoming campaign.
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US Japan trade tensions cited as temporary
A prominent foreign trade official in New York states there will be no permanent restrictions on American residents. He mentions Japan and the Tenent exclusion act and notes current measures are transitional though conditions for goods and people may change.
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Philipping Islands
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Katiogal City Company
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Settlement train carries Mennonites to Durango Mexico
A special train carried Mennonite families from Hapue and Sesk to Durango Mexico. Each family brought Bufficlénk problems to inst and grAk, a few head of livestock, and some farm machinery.
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Sesk
Tan
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Durango
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French Chamber Elects Parle as Premier amid Majority
The French Chamber elected Painteve as premier with a 296 to 208 vote after a tense campaign. General Mapioot, candidate of the opposition bloc, polled twenty pro votes. The result solidifies the ruling coalition’s grip on the chamber.
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Massive Naval Gun Fires 28 Mile Shell in Test
A colossal naval gun fired a 2340 pound shell weighing 183 tons for a 26 mile distance at Bog Island navy yard, with the shell loaded on a Lehter and reedy Dor. The panel measured five feet high, reflecting the scale of the ordnance test.
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Bog Island Navy Yard
Candy Show Queen Heading for Confectioners’ Parade
In a colorful pageant scene, Pretero maiden dressed in costume led by conker bones and themed moda attended a render of the Whodona Confectioners’ garocletion. A crowd of 22 representatives from Hag with Lem geline industry participated, adding local bustle to the par
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Manila
Oitiesr Zocelud in Sao Pragcin Archery Attempt
Fragmentary OCR reports a confusion involving Oitiesr Zocelud in Sao Pragcin. The text hints at archery practice and watching for a coin or arrow event, but details are unclear and names may be corrupted.
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Michigan Plans Model Highways For Lincoln Route
Michigan proposes a constructed highway model from Lake Towns to Chicago area, with a new concrete roadway linking Detroit to Pontiac and a separated Interurban line. The plan includes 60 foot right of way, shoulders, and two auto lanes per side plus a parallel interurban track, aiming to handle daily traffic around 2000 vehicles and 15 000 passengers with 500 tons of freight.
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Connecticut to receive highway fund total near one million
Washington reports Connecticut will get about 1,000,000 dollars for roads from federal highway appropriations. The allocation spans the current period with local shares estimated around 414,360 dollars and 0.4 million proposed for later years, reflecting past federal aid totals and projected statewide road projects.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Bigower Department
Washington
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Merglore
Concrete Roadwork Across the Nation Expands
The article notes new law effects on road construction claiming many miles of concrete road in progress. It highlights current totals like 27 miles completed in Meade County and discusses federal support for this paving effort.
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Highways and Bridge Plans Spur Large Road Project
A report details over 120000 in road construction costs and a 25 mile segment from Worllitten DC to major eastern cities. The article notes bids by contractor Ebe OBrien of Oakland and describes broader routes through Baltimore Philadelphia New York Boston and Chicago.
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Prospective Guest Why a Pegon Manager Strives for Landgo
A fragmented report outlines a prospective guest seeking a pegon manager role, mentioning motives and hints of a meeting at Wak ta Landgo. The text remains unclear but signals staffing or venue concerns amid confusing phrasing.
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