Peage Pact for Pacific Is Signed and Clarified
The peage pact for the Pacific region was signed by the plenipotentiaries of the United States Great Britain France and Japan with a reservation that it should not affect American policy on mandates or domestic controversies. The agreement covers Yap and related questions as a separate treaty and requires only parliamentary ratification after a Japanese reservation is resolved. The White House will forward the pact to the Senate for approval. Women in Pittsburgh again storm coal mine barriers to protest working conditions and head taxes rise. New York reports passport fees up to 10 dollars with potential new charges abroad.
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Washington
Pacific
United States
Great Beoks
France
Japan -Placid
Eaglish
Sigiitera
White House
Senate
New York
Europe
Africa
South America
Aliene Bard Tb Pey
Nis
Washington, D. C
Moreh
Herding
Rarding
Liberty
Wisconsin Senator vows to sit in to block Pacific treaty
Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin assails the four power treaty in Washington. He denounces it as flawed and argues the league’s vices without its virtues. He declares he is prepared to sit in to prevent ratification.
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Washington, D.C
League
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Bonus to Win in 90 Bays in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis within 90 days Congress is expected to enact veterans adjusted compensation. The veteran relief move is supported by American Legion commander Hanford MacNider and author Senator BeCumber, with Representative Fordney of Michigan backing the bill.
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Indianapolia
Congress
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Sannier BeCumber
Mine Fire Claims Multiple Lives in Delralt Area
A fire at a local facility in Delralt killed several people and left others severely burned. Investigators report the blaze originated in the furna Lome area, prompting emergency crews to respond. Authorities have identified the victims as residents including Mrs Murparat Watey and two Juiles rik of the Dutroit ety Srulen, with several children among the deceased.
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Delralt
Mick
Ome Parkspe Lally
Furna Lome
Murparat Watey
Dutroit Ety Srulen
100000 May Strike Threatens New York Labor Peace
New York faces two major strikes amid grim economic sentiment as railway maintenance workers and building trades wage demands rise. Protests loom as unions vow to fight for higher pay while railroad and other sectors respond with counteroffers and uncertainty about overall impact on the city.
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New York
Aula
Bates
Mpron Beatere
Airoad
Financial strain and unrest shadow early 20th century era
A jumble of figures highlights government bonds and Liberty issue prices with claims of rising investor confidence, while a violent event in Fort Worth involves a lynching after a confrontation at a jailhouse area, notes on police response, and subsequent investigations. The text interweaves wartime finance with a grim incident and the ensuing official actions.
Many Bars Open in Vancouver This Week
Vancouver reports a rapid rise in licensed malt liquor sellers, with about 30 hotel bars reopening under similar licenses as a test of prohibition limits. Club memberships cost 10 cents and business is flourishing, while police delay action until February 1 when city control and regulation of clubs take effect.
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Vancouver
Nusiber
Ciul
No Big Revolt In Peru Reported By State Dept
Washington reports from Buenos Aires described a Peru upheaval but State Department agents had not confirmed it. For weeks rumors spoke of minor engagements in the Amazon region, yet the encounters did not suggest a widespread revolution.
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Peru
Washington
B. C
Buenos Aires
State Department
Department
Amazon
Women Storm Coal Mine at Piclsburgh Kansas
A mob estimated at 2,000 wives and relatives of striking Union coal workers halted work at Nine No.17 of the Jackson Walker company in Piclsburgh Kansas. They blocked entrances and prevented workers from returning to the mines, turning away men expected to resume duties.
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Pittsbore
Kansas Cos
Alexander Howal
Anibos
Central Coal and Coke Company
Piclsburgh
Kan
Sowat
Robbers Muddle Panama Tank Heist Over Twenty Five Thousand
Bandits seized Panama tank funds totaling between 25 000 and 30 000 dollars. They held seven men in a rear room, wounded a supervising officer, and pursued their car escape in Greenville authorities report.
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Greenville
Panama
Ada
Great Stove Maker Oles and Leedon Leader Dies at 94
Obituary notes the death of John McClary 94 founder of a stove company, with legacy in industry and local business leadership. Details indicate prominent role in the early manufacturing era and community impact.
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Oles
Leedon
Onl
John McClary
The
McClary Mtanntan Uyrogrampany
Caid
le Dio Jargie
Beittets
Enipéra
Sted
Yap Controversy Settled Between Japan and US
The Yap dispute between Japan and the United States is stated to be settled and terms of settlement to be announced, according to Secretary Hughes speaking to Far Eastern correspondents in Washington.
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Yap
Washington
Japan
United States
Scretary Hughes
Evans Dies Former U S pensions Chief H Clay Byrne
H Clay Byrne 98 longtime former United States commissioner of pensions and former general at London from 1902 to 1905 died suddenly at his Chattanooga home.
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H. Gray Evans
Chattanooga
Ten
H. Clay Byane
United Slatea Commismaner of Pensions
London
Lincoln Pallbarer Dies and Fratellea Charies Hart Named
Lincoln Pallbarer, a longtime member of a civic group, dies. Hart is elected to serve as the group’s next member. Pallbarer was a personal friend of the late President Lincoln and fought in the Civil War. He left a son and is remembered in Vermont, 1840s era.
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Lincoln Pallbarer
Ban Fratellea
Charies L. Hart
Sali
Prize Divided Between Swedish and Norwegian Leaders
In Christiania Norway the prize division occurred between Prime Minister Branting of Sweden and Christina G Lunga a Norwegian secretary of the interparliamentary union following a ceremony in 1921.
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Nabe
Four Policemen Incident Near Managua Report
Four men were killed and one wounded in a confrontation described as a threat fire near Managua Nicaragua. Early reports mention sever American and other nationals involved and an armed party encountered by local authorities.
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Kittel
Managua
Nicaragua
Kired
Etviand
Riival Faeliona Diaperagy HellogiRiival case notes
Riival Faeliona Diaperagy HellogiRiival was interrogated by police after a prolonged suspicious period in which he behaved stridently and defied authorities until May, when investigators moved to detain him for further inquiry.
Junk Heap Sale Signals Shifting War Supplies
Warshype to Junk Heap in Cal region reports recent destruction and salvage of ships and materials. Analysts note Lovelurin vesnele Trt and gavy depertiens roi were purchased for about $20,000. Officials aim to salvage about 909,000 units of material from the Ouky shipyard and related sites.
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Balpad
Skord
Hill
Alant
Great Opium King Found
A disruptive report describes police uncovering an opium bust in Chicago connected to a wider network with ties to California and Oregon. Authorities recovered a large cache valued around 200000 dollars and arrested multiple individuals as part of a federal investigation.
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Hamat
Dallas Worth
Chicago
Bwokor
Ds Om Federal
California
Orrgan
Menoher to Hawaii and command changes noted
Fragmentary report outlines Major General Chace Jos Mower’s retirement from command of the First Division at Camp Hix and resignation to join the Hawaiian division. It also mentions a general relieved from the army air division and indicates ongoing reassignments within the force.
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Menoher
Hawaii
Washington
Amaj
Chace Jos
Mower
Camp Hix
Nef
Boh Suspect Taken In Omaha
A suspect was arrested in Omaha following a tip from an AM humor column about a September 16, 1020, wall street blast. The incident left numerous casualties and raised questions about an alibi and involved a wrestler named Elke Stlae.
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Omaha
Orinho Potleasus
Elke Stlae
Pulina
Eiina Gatdaan Leaves Moscow for United States
Eiina Gatdaan departs Moscow on a complex political journey. Gollan, previously deported to another state, remains in Oblast as authorities pursue a political asylum path and possible future movement to the United States.
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Eiina Gatdaan
Moscow
Tigi Saimin Gollan
Raat
Gonrelbatia Aettylies
Ban Smoking by Coeds at University Gate
A garbled note reports a ban on smoking by coeds at the university. It mentions an incident involving authority actions and confrontations with women, with unclear names and places, but indicates enforcement and official ban implementation on campus days.
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Pratt Tidenn
Shieniborich
Gligaga
Hite
Ube
Ferrous Quakes Reported Across Lake Romena Region
A report describes widespread tremors shaking the area around Lake Romena. Residents remain in fields while authorities assess impacts as most inhabitants have not yet heard any official updates.
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Te Rogie
Lake
Romena
Rabbers Make Poor Haul in Turbulent Trade Patch
A scrambled carelessly copied snippet hints at a market or transport setback with irregular terms and misread names. The readable bits suggest a rough haul or load failure involving traders or haulers and potential miscommunications among crews. No clear events or dates emerge.
Obituary notes in a midwestern 20th century issue
Fragmented obituary items mention Miaiok Histon death after long illness aged 47 at Council Bluffs. Other notices include Vernon trust at his mother's home in Ohio, a newspaper editor James Papar mig of Elwast Fling, and Charles Thomas dying after years in back up work. Police report three culled charges and a court case in Muscatine. Municipal bond issue votes, road graveling for Hartley cemetery, and a special election for a water plant bond.
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Miaiok Histon
Indus Dyidt
Aiderson i
Joh Thai
Idwanows- Papar Mig
Cormorty
Yesustad
Vernon Trust
Mhdride
Council
Towa
Liesistuebeanu
Volénas
Minus
Shetamaah
Alfred Jonas
Sonday Mavbig
Aad
Nyaths
Movler
Raferenduih
Comby
Kiyo
Floyd Powers
Cott
Vatarni
Haa
Coln Novi
Norfolk
Muscalina
Th. Mee Nutt
Munalelal Ametriéight
Fartley
Hartley
Martley Cemetery
Causa
Sudge Sears
Onawa
Frank Milter, Jr
Augustt Wellner
Phyebeians
Augusts
Eld
Lawnetty
Kitwa
Council Bluffs
Caplira
Nvarako
Dirk Ueira
Aussouri
Aussouri River, 18 A Tiydlery, Town Wl Bet Throm Thieves Ms Gilidh
Funatco Corporation
Maraylik Direutor Enyods Atayor
Svar Ansace Corporation
Ita
Nilyanc
Arkfgrnung FE
Gota
PW. McClenahan
Charles Thomas
Bom
Tor
Tia Wite
Charles OG. Howte
Towle
Rhodes Acularahina
Aydevitts
Rhodes
Canada Dominates at Chicago Live Stock Show Rivalry
Canada performed strongly at the Chicago Live Stock show with prime prize wins and widespread exhibitor success. Canadian breeders and exhibitors earned top honors across horse and other livestock classes, highlighting potential for cross-border agricultural collaboration and the northern nation’s growing prominence in the event.
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Cinna
Samui
Orld
Altria
Cayley
Cannio Gor
Canada
Anakoichawan
Mirtleuinely
Byaoks
Alberta
Irles
Western Canada
Foolish Question and Curious Banter in A Garden Scene
A fragmentary playful exchange features names like Mike and Chen amid garbled phrases about a gale and curious observations. The text reads as a quirky, muddled dialogue with no clear event or outcome to anchor a fuller report.
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Mike
Ng Chen
Grievous Mistake At fh Stese's bowrdtay
A fragmented account from a local gathering recounts a mishap at a birthday party. The tale centers on a group dispute over a cattle theft joke and a controversial nickname Blue Nose noted among Nova Seotine residents.
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Stese
Howe Ty
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