Experts End Reparations Talks With Tentative Agreement
Allied experts reach a tentative settlement on Germany's reparations payments and annuities using a scale near 20 000 099 16 6 900. Britain France and Belgium assess shifts as conferences proceed to fix indemnity amounts and ad valorem export taxes amid tensions and threats of resignation if talks fail.
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Dubrcine Couneil
Germany
Brussels
Ger
Aremie - Equneil
Efrelas
Helgian Delegailén
Sderess
Supreme Carneft Wll
Suiail Stouns
A George
M. Daumer
Rench
France
Marion county treasurer robbed in office heist
Treasurer Harry Fur ry of Marion county was assaulted in his office at the court house and robbed of 314 303 by two bandits who knocked him unconscious before fleeing. He was arrested and confessed to the theft.
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Haldup. Merion
Harry 0. Furry
Marion County
Hon
Mucey
Peice
To Defend Middieman in Western Fruit Jobbers Campaign
The Western Fruit Jobbers Association will spend $12,000 this year on a public relations campaign to counter the claim that the middieman is a useless cog in the vendor chain and that jobbers are greedy profiteers. The plan was announced at the Chelragaual convention in Uolombs Springs, Colorado.
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Uolombs
Colo
Jobbers Association
Government cuts hinge costs for clerks noted in February
Washington reports a marked reduction in hinge costs with government clerks in government hotels charged 1 a month for board and room starting February 1. The new rate will be 45.50 dollars. Chinese nervous system praised as most perfect by observers in rural areas.
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Washington
Death in Niagara Parks Seeker Leaps to Falls
An enthusiastic visitor reportedly jumped into the Niagara river above the falls and drowned after speaking with reservation officer S. W. Rhodes minutes before. The man, from Cleveland, Ohio, had come to the park for a farewell look before leaving for Cleveland. Rhodes heard a shout, then saw the jumper leap.
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Niagara
Amon
S. W. Rhodes
Tiedes
Cleveland
Coke & Farewell
Rhoedes
Ace
Anao
Tariff clash delays tax bill in Senate floor fight
Debates on emergency agricultural tariff measures fill the Senate as legislators from Texas Kansas and Nebraska press for protective duties to shield farmers from Canadian wheat and live stock imports. Votes signal likely delay with divisions over a new three member federal livestock commission and proposed licensing rules for packers.
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Washington, D. C
Cong
Seine
Caamitioe
Caine Uf
Alsquakian
Senate
McCuiber
North Iakela
Rankig
Harrison
Mississsypl
Demecrat
Colubhy
S. H. Cowna
Fort Worth
Tex
Amehead National Live Stock Association
J. H. Mercer
Slate
Kansas
Av W. Becker
Denver
Cologaia
Rowan
Mercer
Washington
Thirtenn
Isinttou
Farlisan
Ihsue Oilers
Nyo Ienesa
Pirgker
Packore Niko Ig
Pamerene
Obie
Barao
Mild
Live Stock Commission
Terroralrade Commission
Livestock Commission
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Alaniliee
Prohibition Officials Move to Block Patent Medicine Liquor
Washington DC. Federal prohibition officers plan immediate action to stop distribution of intoxicating beverages masquerading as patent medicines. The Treasury Bureau official says enforcement targets the common practice of using alcohol in medicinal preparations to evade the law.
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Washington, D. C
Prohibion
Bureau of Hitertial Tevenue
Atated
Bandits rob Daniels jewelry store with $30,000 loot
Four bandits entered the Daniels jewelry store, bound the proprietor and customers, and escaped in an automobile with jewelry valued at more than $30,000. Police searched the area for the suspects.
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Tatedo
Daniels
Geddes and Parle Hold Talks in Washington Meeting
Brit envoy to the United States, Ambassador Parle Sir Aucktend Oeilites, accompanied by Geddes, arrived in Washington for conferences with Premier Idaga George. The high level talks focused on bilateral cooperation and regional security developments.
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Geddes
Parle Parla
Sir Aucktend Oeilites
United States
Tailed Hare
Waanhligten
Paps
German Peace Step by Incoming Kruleen Aims at End
New York report states Harold Kruleen Republican from Minnesota pledges to seek peace with Germany and Austria as a key action of the incoming administration. The plan aims to ease tensions and end hostilities through diplomatic address and negotiations.
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New York
Harold Kruleen
Repubican
Minnesota
Germany
Austria
Fire devastates Athens business district amid blaze
A massive fire engulfed much of downtown Athens causing extensive damage. Authorities estimated property losses around 24,000,000 with three nearby dwellings and several adjoining buildings destroyed. Cause undetermined, but rapid spread appeared linked to an explosion in a gasoline drying setup on the lower floor of a nearby rampage.
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Athens
Alheny
Denny
Aok Bale Headng February 29
Washington court session on February 8 focused on the first amendment challenge to interstate commerce regulation under the act. Arguments examined government authority and potential conflicts with constitutional rights amid questions of trade and regulatory overreach.
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Aok Bale
Washington
Supramviny Court
Bene
Hig Firsumenta
Interstain Commerce Noms Mission
Rach Cumtving
Overra Riate raAe
Comeulnefons
Aritey Cotrenkes
Dytraatnlo Rast Jrae Faran
Prairie Oil and Gas Company cuts price in Warren strike
The Prairie Oil and Gas Company announced on the eve of a strike in Warren that price cuts take effect immediately. The action targets all trades in Galileo, Malinae, and Texas, amid ongoing market instability and regional disruptions.
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Tulsa
Ohio
Prairie OU & Gas Company
Gdalinia
Malinae
Texas
Fragmented Historical Note on Numeric Codes and Names
The passage provides a jumble of terms including amounts like 1M and 18,026,065 and mentions Mitarn and Ot IArmurizce. It lacks coherent events or clear subjects, offering only scattered numbers, names, and phrases. No identifiable people, places, or actions emerge to frame a concise news item.
Turbulent Iowa City News Mixed in One Ledger
A garbled Iowa segment reports robberies and losses near 45 000 dollars plus a bake shop tale in Sioux City. It notes arrests for forgery and hunting offenses, hospital alcohol thefts, a Dayton suspect linked to cashing checks, a fatal auto accident near Poolville, and a National Clottiar project office in Nome Alaska. Also covered are local court figures, mayoral bid in Knoxville, a scaffold death at a Northwestern State plant, and multiple missing persons and elopement follow ups.
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Carratl
Smart
Nowy Waterliadt
Opera
Sandy
Priyor Sink
Edit Micelle
Elfy Casmicll
Boone, In
Enilouk
Staphen
Iowa University
Wille
Dru Pavy
Ais Lake Tt
Allan Trim
Jousse
Maxfield
Valerius
F. W. Porterflatt
Yoetor
Do Eluris
Mason City
Elite Keogh
Borgenut
Flhonney
Sanvary
Thonney
Z Aton
M.C. Satthers
Dubuque
Menbor
Juwa
Har Asaoela- How
EL Mant
Louis Cora
Centerville
C. Miehnolett
Thera Tan
Niic
Jasper Gounly
Westock
Diste Gebhardt
Knoxville
Batt
D. A. HK
County Recorder
Ernest Krooz
Northwrstern Stator Ce Ient
Pahna Uelgerson
Oll
Clermont
Orvilla Swenson
Cedar Baptity
Swenson
Charles Nolan
N Des Mathes
Nolan
Iown
Irelanetre
Rockalata
Iowa
Ankeny
Mackey
Solon
Lows
Colne
John W. Korschkon
Ft. Madison
Lin, Deas
Feovel
Red Clover Seeding Tips Protects American Farmers
A U S Department of Agriculture advisory explains sowing red clover early aids stand establishment, seed quality, and economy. It covers seed cleanliness, germination tests, safe storage, and the importance of testing by state and federal seed laboratories to ensure pure seed for farming.
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Walton
United States
Uys Dom
United States Department of Agricultors
Woohington
Departiteat
Hong Ale Lowell
Amartean Furmork
Seat
Silage Carrier Feed Facilitation and Equipment Notes
Fragmentary report describes silage feeding logistics and equipment terms. Mentions crates, silos, heaters, belts, and feed tiles. references maintenance aspects and named items but text is garbled with many illegible terms. No clear event or persons emerge. phrasing remains uncertain.
Soy bean growing popular amid late season challenges
Farmers report rising interest in soybeans as a cash crop with growing acreage and improved varieties. Weather impacts and market demand shape planting decisions across regions, while irrigation and pest management influence yields and costs for producers.
Fragmentary OCR News Item From Unknown Locale
The readable text shows garbled phrases with names, places, and numbers, but lacks coherent events. It mentions spring, machinery, and potential personal names yet provides no clear actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a factual report.
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