Americans Die by Mexican Hand in Nine Years
In Washington the Senate subcommittee heard Ira Williams testify that Carranza confiscated American oil lands. He claimed in a single year 1,000 Americans were killed and the suffering persisted for nine years, with 500 dying abroad. The testimony referenced Panurge Oil Company and a Ping Gorman case as authentic records.
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Washington
Bot
Ira Williams
Senate
Eubconinittes
Ie Falra
Williamdig & Philjodedntin
Ping Gorman
Wage Gap Staten Island Janitors And Professors
A fragmented report notes janitors earning more than professors, sparking debate on pay equity at Harvard and related institutions. It includes quoted tensions about tenure, budget priorities, and the risk of undermining university standing. A separate line references soldiers and a Me Ocean incident with unclear details.
Kelso Blaze Destroys Kilns At Kelso Shingle Mill
Fire at the McLane Londer and Shlugle company kilns near Kelso Washington caused extensive damage, destroying about 12 million shingles stored in sheds and on track. The blaze began around midnight Saturday, with firefighters and volunteers battling the flames. damage estimated at around 100000. The main mill and storage areas were severely affected, but the kiln and mill were not completely ruined.
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Kelso
Wash
Orlin
McLane Londer & Shlugle Company
Savety
Kelin
Lima
Mali
Lendamn
Combina Feahters
Lars
Damiee
Freure Priew Pre
Morlané
Lilent
Keley
Cholera Rages Through Novorossiek Russia City
An Asiatic cholera epidemic sweeps Novorossiek Russia with about 120 daily deaths last week. Authorities caution water and uncooked food risks while ships' crews are tested. Physicians supply anti cholera serum and efforts focus on public health measures.
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Novorissek
Rusia
Constantinople
Creo
White Ty Harbor
Re Crome
Columbia University Strives With Strong Eleven
Columbia University football prospects gathered under coach Fred Daweson as the team eyed a stronger season. The 191? squad hopes to replace losses from last year including Templar and soldiers, with key returnees Poulstian Canapary Show and other familiar backs. Freshmen Eleles Scott Moderett Klentinger Groen Porta Joe Brown Kennelly Ruth and Roser aim to push for spots plus captain Robb and Hatfynck Collins return as graduates. Autumn schedules include Vermont Williams Amherst Union Stevens and several New York teams through late November.
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New York
Columbia
Fred Daweon
Evelem
Templars
Syracuse Tean
Poulstian
Canapary
Show
Unemen
Edeles
Scott
Istront
Frenhman
Robinsom
Moderett
Klentinger
Groen Porta
Tower
Joe Brown
Cent
Jack Kennelly
Robb
Hatfynck Collins
Staduatior
Vermont
Williams
Amherst
Union
S. Steven
Werleyan
Appeals for Alimony Reduction Amid Idleness During Strike
A labor dispute leads to appeals for lowering alimony from £100 monthly as idle strike actions affect earnings. The appeals note hardship for the payer while seeking relief from mandatory support.
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Strikf
Would-be School Teacher Questions a Child
A fragmentary scene shows Fon Little and a talkative youth James at home. The determined expression, a dented point, and a cry for schooling reveal a swap of roles as a child asks about school while an examiner style figure questions knowledge.
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James
Dean
Prince of Wales as a Film Actor In a British film scene
A garbled report describes the Prince of Wales in a British film project with producer Martin Thornton and crew. The article depicts the Prince as a film actor, detailing conversation interruptions and the actor’s on set behavior.
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Prince OF Wales
Walen
Fila
Catoe
Amendments 10 bill urged after prices soar in August
Washington repot notes amid rising food costs as Attorney General Aron informs the Boyte agricultural committee chair Haagen of tasks to curb price hikes. The amendment aims to address shelter, fuel, and prairie market pressures, with officials stressing urgent action and evaluating department remedies.
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Washington
Juten Aron
Puidtante
Chmlemin Haagen
Boyte Agricultural
Bering
Pontral Mi
Janeemianee
The
Prairies
Paneer Ariesiok
Indientinae
Pacific fleet faces man power shortage after drills
RAN FRANCISCO Sept 92 With the initial maneuvers of the Pacific fleet completed an acute shortage of manpower is implied by the announcement that several ships including New Mesich Mikubeipp and deho will be anchored in San Pedro for crew recruitment before sailing again. It may take months before these ships have enough men to leave the training ship class.
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Ran Francisco
San Pedro
Wage increase not expected before Oct 1
New York reports that federal wage scales will be kept at current levels until after October 1 as government efforts to cut living costs continue. Letters from Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt to the Navy Office, Shipping Board, and Emergency Fleet Corporation say wage hikes will be delayed pending cost-reduction results.
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New York
Sueistant
Cw Navy Roceovelt
Navy Office
Shipping Board
Comergency Fleet Corporation
Tam a candidate for your Kani
Carmfilate dialogue presents a caricatured candidate asking about allowances for cooking and family support. The fragment hints at a satirical political exchange with unclear context and unclear speakers.
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