British Debt Fund Bill Passed by Senate and House
Washington reports the British Debt Fund bill advanced after conferees reached agreement. The measure authorizes settlements with other governments on terms the commission deems fair and provides for a 4,600,000,080 payment over two years with 2 percent interest for 19 years and 216 percent thereafter. An amended Senate provision adds three Democratic members to the Sel commission. Harding previously appointed five Republicans.
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Pacific Claims Three Vessels in Furious Coastline Losses
A Washington report notes the North craving ships claimed three more vessels as victims of a violent gale that battered the Warholician and British Columbia coast. The lost included the steamer Nika burned near Unetilin, the ietehter Santa Tita lodged bear Dose Vancouver Island, and the avatarship Cooleha damaged on a reef near Albert Mead. The fourth vessel, the British freighter DMsrap Proce, was also mentioned in the fierce weather.
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Cooleha
Albert Mead
Vieloriz
B.C
Diplomats May Import Liquor Under New Rules
Washington diplomats may import liquor under general statutes following a decision disclosed to the judiciary committee. Secretary Hughes informed representatives in a session before the House resolution on Representation Crantment, with the action tied to treasury and state department officials.
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Washington, D. C
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Hughes
Wie
Heise Judiciary Committee
Republican
Michigen
Mskiu
Blile
Treseury
Enlias
Tiquer
Fnte
United States
Threats to Veto Widely Discussed in Senate Meeting
Notes show Harde Jostins warned members of the senate that a veto may be exercised over a broad provision. The discussion centered on possible changes to the original appropriation for compensation in ship operator matters. Washington, D. C. president and legislators were involved in the debate.
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Washington, D
Harde Jostins
Carl Fincher Dead Row Yorks Carl Plier
Unclear readable text reports the death of Carl Fincher and mentions names such as Row Yorks Carl Plier and others. Limited legible details on date, place, or cause are present.
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Row
Yorks
Carl Plier
Wawa Os
Wise Gillin
SeGthiimeae
Government debates retroactive law and wartime proclamations
A Federal Judge dismisses prosecutions tied to a 1919 to 1920 anti communism crackdown, holding that joint resolutions and proclamations do not create new offenses or retroactive penalties. The decision analyzes if indictments were timely and whether the government can pursue charges based on wartime decrees and peace proclamations. Names include Judge Westenhover and Salberg, amid references to the Thiel agency and related political groups.
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Agafnal Ghorles Salberg
Vanlon
Salberg
Attornay Tillied
Congress
T Ip
Tyigt
Parsons
Westenhaver Bel
Tuck Attitude Eases Tension In Constantinople
A diplomatic shift is noted in official circles with a more conciliatory Turkish stance toward foreign warships off Singipa. Angora reports indicate direct contact with allied commanders improving exchange and signaling a softer approach ahead of peace prospects.
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Gimiur
Angora
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Leaking Gan Klils Six Pilonad S J aA
Leaking and a tunnel of water plagued the area as a dozen workers battled a broken main. Rescue efforts followed as families including a four-year-old and a twenty-four-year-old sought safety. One broker, Tenlel B. Blackman of Philadelphia, is noted among those overcome.
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Pilonad
S.J —Aa
Ade Wassaphysiatut
Evercome Wy Ras
Hucel
Rauetog
Tenlel B. Blackman
Fhitudelphia
Paris Star Sarah Peritardt Rehearses New Play
Divine Sarah Het Héhearcing in Paris rehearses Maurie Stostond's stage work The Sphyas. The star insists on certain demands while the cast and crew struggle with rehearsals.
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Sarah Het
Paris
Mme
Sarah Peritardt
Maurie
Stostond
Bandits Kill in Raid Reported in Awalerot Pa
In Awalerot Pennsylvanian region a raid ended fatally when bandits attacked. Feven tasked Haásine and others, with reports noting jewels and deeds valued at $2,090. The assailants wore disguises and fled the scene amid confusion. Local authorities investigate the incident.
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Awalerot
Willam
Feven
Haasine
Grain Exporis Weekingin Team Scores Update
Grain export weekly summary notes a mixed schedule with Grain axnnets and Lalit Star leading the standings. The report lists teams and outcomes for the week, highlighting Stay haves and Geeen9 nelle in encounters.
Noted Fillgino Bandit Killed in Cavite Province
Manila reports Renquello the noted bandit, long pursued, was killed by constabulary forces in Cavite province after a pursuit that stretched into the month. The raid ends a high profile case involving the notorious criminal in regional action.
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Manila
Renquello
Conatabulary
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Ronuella Vas Widing
Urges 4500 County on Speeder Control and Auto Price Shakeup
A garbled plea cites urgency for speed control measures and a proposed $500 cap on auto prices. The piece mentions Chicago and a generic two year span, urging adoption of a broad plan to curb speeding amid rising costs and consumer protection concerns.
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Speaderk
Chterga
Oyear Wolt
Bia Pti
Vaniulre Aute Mobile Speedern
Fragmentary note on a firefight or wreckage incident
A garbled report mentions a group including Blo¢n and crew at Edgerton and Klaas-Wreckagy. It references a Remcling party and a firefighting response at a location named Nausnann. The text is unreadable in places, but indicates a hot event with fire and improvised equipment among scattered names.
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Crew
Edgerton
Klaas—Wreckagy
Nausnann
Natalia
Wituying Fire
al Handy
White Hale Now Fashionabte Pars
A garbled fashion note hints at evolving trends for women's hair this year. It mentions a "Aroxpery" look and a celebrity style influence, with references to keeping hair polished and aligned with a modern fashion sense.
Explosion at oil plant leaves several dead in town
A mislabeled report describes a blast at a petroleum facility near Mos hula, killing multiple workers. The fragmentary text mentions quantities of fuel and gear, with confusion over company names and locations, but confirms a deadly explosion and ensuing investigation.
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Pie Moshula Petroleum Company
St Olle
Anil
Weuley
Westy
Vast Patchwork of Early 20th Century Notes Seams
A long OCR fragment from a regional newspaper covers local politics, farming, veterans affairs, and infrastructure. It mentions Iowa highway funding, state college experiments, farm ownership shifts, and a 1920s civic tone with various named places and organizations, all mixed in a dense, unreadable mash.
Legislative News Amid Tax Debates and Code Revisions
The article outlines legislative activity on highway and gasoline tax proposals, with Caldwell and two other bills sparking debate over revenue distribution. It notes penalties for fraud and potential imprisonment, plus committee reports and discussions on how taxes would fund primary and secondary roads, and the impact on counties.
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Walt
Cody
Dave Drew
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Grundy
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Whytr Fithareil Ee Bith
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Weil
Seager
Andorkin
Viica
Hair care paste praised for glossy combed styles
A garbled ad style item touts a product named Tie Grown for hair grooming. It claims to produce glossy, well combed hair, with references to natural shine and lasting hold, though the text is fragmented and hard to parse.
Diamond Dyes Prominently Marketed for Home Sewing
An advertisement promotes Dinan Dyes claiming simple directions for dyeing skirts dresses sweaters and draperies at home. The copy emphasizes any material and even first time dyers can use the product for linen cotton and other fabrics without professional help.
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Fragmentary phrasing on teen themes prompts caution
The readable text offers unclear quotes about affection and youth, mentioning a sweetheart and regular pale of teen. It reads as a brittle, disjointed OCR fragment with no clear event or named entities to anchor a concrete news item.
Cutures and Suds Advertised in Odd Local Notice
An odd advertisement fragment touts Cutieura Soap with quirky claims and odd phrasing. The notice mentions retiring practices and a mysterious plan, referencing a group and a promised event or sale. The legible bits imply products and a promotional tone from a local paper.
Fragmented Local News Item From OCR Fragment
An OCR fragment notes a local event with unclear details and missing nouns. It mentions a named entity and possible date but specifics are unreadable, leaving the subject and outcome uncertain.
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