Allies as Expert Participants in German Reparations Talks
Washington reports that American experts will serve on committees guiding Germany's reparations and currency issues. The move, debated by Republican senators, aims to balance German hunger and stabilize currency while seeking congressional sanction for official appointees.
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Tho
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Td Inka
Hatid
Ins
Ligo
Geran
Gorman
Europa
Coolidke
Germany
Lhd
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Germeos
Tha
Alttea
Fts
Renirations Commission
United States
Congress
Obista Parijalparlon
Rebels Advance on Mexico City with Heavy Artillery
A column of rebels moves toward Mexico City along the Vein railway route, supported by four batteries of 73 millimeter guns and four machine guns. They gain power from cannon found at San Juan de Ulva castle and from harbor worships, increasing their firepower for the push.
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Mexico City
Barge Line Proposal Filed for Missouri River Route
An application to sell a block in Nebraska to operate a barge line from St Louis to Sivas Chyla along the Missouri River will be filed soon with the Nebraska railroad commission. C. F. Christopher, secretary of the Western Barge line, and T. A. Browne, a railroad commissioner member, are involved.
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Nebraska
St Louis
Sivas Chyla
Missouri River
Nebraska Rail
Wey Commission
C. FL
Christopher
Hie
Westen
Tenis
Dld
T. A. Browne
Railwar Commission
Radical Elsc Stops Cummins in Senate Feud
A fevered senate clash over a chairman of the interstate commerce panel led to a deadly impasse as rebel factions and supporters battled over the Arraiyor inner act. Masses ratification was threatened and officials claimed Thrace Wellies were seized without warrant.
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Elsc
Senate
Inter Bale Commerce Committee
Thrace
World light welterweight champion decision over Wallace
Clyweight champion Villa Devents wallace defeated Patsy Wallace of Philadelphia by a judges decision after ten slow rounds. Both fighters weighed in overweight with Villas at 117 pounds, Wallace heavier.
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Villa Devents Wallace
Paliadelphia
Panehe Vila
Dudges
Patsy Wallace
Paladelphia
Villa
Wallace An
Woman Sentenced in Animal Cruelty Case
Jollea Omaha-Bikorke O'Neil was sentenced to 25 years in the county jail for allegedly inflicting fatal injuries on her pet cat in a fit of anger. The cat died after the wound was left untreated and the case was handled by the humane society.
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Jollea Omaha
Bikorke O'Neil
Bever
Aumane Society
Relief urged for Germany to avert economic collapse
Washington reports a foreign commercial credit for food supplies is urged by the secretary of commerce poster. A solution to the acute economic breakdown threatens. The note states 010.0M people in Germany face hardship and seek relief.
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Wawtithigton
Rontyan
Poater
Germany
Fatal Wound Near Huron Farm Kills 66-Year-Old Remington
A farmer living west of Huron died after a wound sustained in a violent incident at Fatsl, near Nait. The victim, Fr. F. Remington, aged 66, was treated but succumbed to injuries. Police report indicates the wound was caused by a blunt force event, with witnesses stating the assailant fled the scene. The investigation continues as authorities release few details pending autopsy results.
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Huron
Fr. F. Remington
Campaign plans ripple through party lines across states
fragmented OCR text mentions campaigns in Massachusetts and New York with references to presidential nomination and a senator, naming A B Murtha and Clorisquamary Mehl. unclear details intermix political figures and locations without coherent events or outcomes.
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Jonagon
New York
Johnain
California
Wil Nieki
Massachusetts
Pominne
A.B. Murtha
Chu Ainalor
Nina
Coolidge
Mehli
Caled Budget Proposes Big Tax Cut to Trim U S Costs
Washington reports President Coolidge submits fiscal year 1825 estimates proposing more than 100 million dollars in annual tax reductions. The plan would lower federal expenditures to about 4.295 billion and leave a deficit near 199 million as tax cuts reduce revenue.
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Congress
Sootidge
Coolidge
Thia
Aris
Candidacy Announcement for 1924 Republican Nomination
Washington reports the filing of President Coolhiga's 1924 Republican nomination bid by Frank Wy Stearns of Boston, identified as his closest personal and political friend. Witlast B. Butler, a national committee member from Massachusetts, will serve as the president's personal campaign representative.
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Washington
Coolhiga
Wis
Raiders Rescue Woman After Fire From Exploded Liquid
A fire at a Welling establishment trapped Mrs Welling as raiders subdued armed intruders Chadrap and Vanian. The liquid explosion set her clothing ablaze and caused severe burns before firefighters stopped the flames.
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Chadrap
Neb
Welling
Olthera
Mrs. Welling
Weiling
Bryan suspends Cass county sheriff over alleged irregularities
Governor Bryan announces the suspension of Sheriff C. J. Quinton of Cass county and appoints B. H. Burwadt of Plattsmouth to serve temporarily. Two grand jury indictments were returned against the sheriff in connection with alleged irregularities in enforcing prohibition laws.
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Bryan
Lincoln
U S Loses Contest Over War Barges Control
In the Supreme Court the government fails to overturn a ruling that Ed ward F. Gallia of St. Tas retains control of 19 barges and four towboats. The vessels had been turned over to the government after the war under a contract granting Gallia the right to buy at appraisal.
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Waellington
Supreme Court
Edward F. Gallia
St. Tas
Righi
Escape at Kansas penitentiary prompts inmate escape
Fractured report describes prisoners breaking from the Kangna penitentiary in Idaho Kansas. Details drift with unclear names and dates but mention several escapees and possible flight toward Kansas City.
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Laaslax
Kangna Atalé
Meagher
Aeatut
Authovitt
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Foltes
Apaned
John Stitzel
Wall
Gary
Democratic Push To Move Convention To Chicago
A Washington convention set to debate venue faults Cleveland as the Republican choice. Delegates and fund allocations become focal points for Chicago advocacy, with Upham pressing to use entertainment funds for Democratic support and possibly swing the venue away from Cleveland.
Gortess to Killing Interferes in Rail Yard Fray
Special railroad agent Griffin intervened as John Crittis, a farmer and brother of the alleged claimant, announced he had secured the contention in pursuit of car thieves. The scene occurred in the railroad yards where Mier was seeking her car thieves, amid tensions over two weeks.
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Cecil Nicke
Fom Griflin
John Crittis
Sheclf
Dha
Alain May
Man Surrenders After North Dakota Arrest Request
Jamey Barker Westyig, 27, of Minneapolis, surrendered at the U S marshal's office. He claimed to be a drag craft aid worker who had traveled across the country. The arrest stemmed from a case linked to an American glow device.
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Jamey Barker Westyig
Minneapolis
Farm Bureau Leader Resigns Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary report indicates JW. Gaverdity of town as federation official steps down amid internal strain. Other names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Farm Bureau
Nurenn
Hanydlad
Treaty Signed Amid Global Trade Ties Reform
Washington reports a new commercial agreement signed by Ambassador W Head Parry Council in Chicago. The National party references H. G. Van Norman of the University of California in a related reform push.
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Washington
Uughes
Parry Council
Chicago
National Party
Councl
H. G. van Norman
University of California
Prowlent
Prize stock auction showcases top shorthorn sale
Moris Ford purchased the entire lot of Vaimutktay Shirthorn cattle at the Diternuttoun Lievstiek exhibition in Springfield. A. A. Bakes of Versailles, Kentucky sold 119 head of cattle with prices averaging $145 per head, while early consignments from Woodward and others crossed the block at Portland and Weirboo noted high figures.
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Moris Ford
Vaimutktay
Thes Backolder
Turin
St. Yuri
Springfield
Pacific International
Portland
Ore
MAYO
Weirbory
Woodward
Camingtian
Yurtla Creek
A. A. Bakes
Versailles
Stolen Safe Shipment Tied to Western Train Heist
A safe carrying 53,000 was stolen from a moving train between Norwich and Waht Rehrapni. The incident began near Waverly where a bulldog-like guard dog reportedly alerted authorities as a passenger named Katt allegedly forced an iron bar from a moving vehicle. Police are pursuing leads as officials note a $6,000 cut of cargo was involved.
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Norfolk
Norlalk
Cutyetty
Robbiny
Waverly
Katt
Dramatic writer Arumatiot Oles Vibtig-dlwayt theatrical figure
Trish Dramatiat Oles Vibtig-dlwayt, a 34 year old dramatist based in Blyensidanen, Tulle sm Castle County Celwax, earned acclaim for dramatic movements. He toured theatres nationwide and supported Irish language works. He appeared in several plays and led Sinn Kein in 1901.
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Oles
Blyensidanen
Tullesm
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Celwax
Uo Wiad
Wish Theatres
Loys
Fenny
New Offer for Muscle Shoals in War Department Plans
In a wartime prospect, Muscle Shoals and Wallington emerge in a government nitrate project. Officials declined to identify the specific service branch or unit for which the gift was intended, noting the matter as potentially sensitive compared with Ford’s public statements.
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Muscle Shoals
Wallington
Ottichils
Wade
Henry Ford
Three Miners Probably Crowded In Water Tragedy
Three miners likely drowned after a mine shaft collapsed following a water breach near the city. The accident trapped at least one miner, while about 100 other workers escaped. Police and rescue units responded to the incident site, with one body recovered and authorities continuing searches.
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VelivNie
Ioadduartara
Ale Mail Pilot a Chaotic Era of Air Travel
A garbled OCR fragment references Ole Glaveland O Howan Brown, a pilot of a United Salon air plane, with unclear details about Cratalla. It mentions a mayor and a manager linked to an innit Iservice Held, with Brown's pole in Maywond.
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Glaveland
O—Howan Brown
Hhe United Salon Air Jad Plana
Hod
Ttn
Sawituszky Bosyly
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Church Leaders Freed Amid Turmoil Over Interference
A confusing OCR fragment mentions church leaders and interference with church matters, referencing movements and authorities. The text is garbled, but implies leaders were freed from some constraint and notes sects or groups in dispute. No clear names, dates, or places emerge.
Ten Men Delieved Drowned Anicortes, Winhe-Tan shipwreck
A fragmentary report notes a vessel wreck near Rosario Strait with ten men missing or drowned. Rescue efforts and investigations are unclear as details arrive from Bam Juan county about Friday March, amid chaotic conditions and trapped crew.
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Rosario Siratt
Wwe. Caper
Filalgs Talinidd
Ncvor
Bam Juan County
Feday Marhar
Rebuild under way for San Angelia dirt track speedway
Reconstruction begins on the San Angelia dirt track once famous as a national speedway for dirt tack automobile racing. The Cal-Anom venue is being restored to its former prominence with renewed facilities and expected future events.
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Speedway
San Angelia
Cal
Anom
Tate
Storm Claims Coast by North Pacific Sweeps In
Storm sweeps the North Pacific and hits coastal Oregon and nearby areas. Widespread damage reported along the coast with flooding and downed wires. Coastal towns like Portland and surrounding communities brace for power outages and delayed services as crews assess the wreckage.
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North Pacific
Portland
Ore
Reyes
Legislative notes on divorce laws and session plans
The legislature debates divorce provisions, codes, and penalties amid a special session. Figures, committees, and shifts in leadership are outlined, with focus on remarrying restrictions and farm aid bills. Key figures include Lieutenant Governor and Speaker, plus state officers and agricultural commissions.
Iowa Legislature Debates Code Revision and Special Session
The article describes a tense Iowa legislative scene with the General Assembly considering revisions to criminal and child welfare laws. It notes a special session looming to advance measures on code revision, and mentions figures like Clyde H. Doolittle and Governor Lake, plus discussions of dates, committees, and potential outcomes impacting the 1920 legislative agenda. It highlights reforms aimed at social services and public welfare, with emphasis on the pace and political dynamics shaping the code overhaul.
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Iowa
Pes Sota Ministerial Association
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General Assembly
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