Passage on 1920 tax measures and Senate debates in Washington
A garbled report outlines a 1920 tax rate plan with proposed levies and wartime excess profits taxes. It notes Senate action, amendments, and riders, including jury tax provisions and changes to postage, as well as La Follette’s substitute proposal and party division on revenue measures.
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Gedris
Gemberdts
Senate
Sauster da Pol- Jette
Wisconsin
Seversl
Iil
Finance Committee
Colembia
Domperste
Redman
Johnson
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Kirby
Motterlar
Martin
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Miere
Nugent
Pallock
Poimereue
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Sheppard
Brib
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Thowas
Tramiel
Yardemeo
Rembiieae
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Kenyon
la Foulsite
Lenroot
Norris
la Follette
Tulsa
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Colorado
South Dekota
Columbi
Ineo
Nien Plant Pieces Cause Turmoil at Local Works
Fragments report unrest at a factory named Nien Plant where workers clashed during a shift. Authorities valued stock losses around £400 as equipment and parcels were damaged. No further details on casualties or firm actions are provided.
Gen Dickman Curbs German Propaganda in Occupied District
The article reports General Dickman imposes censorship on German propaganda in lands occupied by American forces. Newspapers in theaters receive formal regulations, allowing performances but banning propaganda or provocative content. Newsrooms are told censorship decisions are made after six tones from American headquarters.
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Dickman
Ameriqnd
Diekeuro
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Wik Varbs
Intelligencs
Ameers
Usem
Hbo
Range
Thor
Changes in Yanks World War Occupation Forces
Marshal Foch ordered shifts in the American occupation, rerouting divisions to reduce German land deployment. The 33rd division will move to the Secoma army and stay in Luxembourg, not enter Germany, prompting extended positions for nearby units in the rear area.
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Bec
Marshal Foch
Ceops
Tiffanys
Secoma
Gemminy
Lusemburg
Bank Robbery Strikes Chicago Savings Bank
A hold up at the Dressel Commercial Trust and Savings Bank at 2822 West Twelfth Street resulted in the theft of about 24,000. The incident occurred while two customers were inside and a bogus teller aided the crime. Police reported no injuries.
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Chicago
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Frast and Savings Bank
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Wasing Teller
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Sobbery
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Combet Typhus in Siteria Region Reported
A fever outbreak in the Siteria area has led to 104 reported cases of typhus. Local health officials from VwHtok and The Interalbied respond with surveillance and treatment efforts. Authorities urge residents to seek medical care for fever rashes and headaches and to follow hygiene and pest control measures.
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Siteria
Unclear historical note on Cunweltens wills and aid
A garbled OCR segment references a group named Cunweltens and mentions wills, aid, and a collection of unclear names. The text is fragmentary with many misreads, making a coherent summary impossible. The probable items include references to preparations or involvement around a legal or charitable act and individuals named in a disordered manner.
Prussian revolt plan claimed against government
A garbled dispatch from Amsterdam reports a claimed Prussian movement led by Hindenburg ally figures planning to seize power and move troops toward Frankfurt. The missives name marshals and generals guiding alleged counter revolutionary action, with warnings of a new stroke and further troop movements.
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Mindenburg
Abe Lin
Hay Expieeniian
Fondon
Jeanne
French Casualties Mount as War Extends Through Winter
Paris reports 1.4 million killed and 29 million under arms as autopsy of war losses reveals vast casualties. Deputies in the Chamber of Deputies debate inflation and hunger while frontline figures show heavy men and matériel lost in ongoing hostilities.
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Paris
Troueh Foldlers
Ioruahlitention
Milani Rebhist AE Writer Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Milani Rebhist AE and Ler with references to Harley decorations by China and WA, but overall content is garbled. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities beyond scattered names.
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China
Milani
Ler
Iowa State News Refers to Early 20th Century Events
Fragmented OCR describes immigration debates, military provisions, and political figures. It mentions government commissions, laborers, and Iowa state officials, with references to Legislation and wartime measures. Includes list of names and places, plus local political context and policy shifts.
Gas attack heroism and toll in First World War action
A World War I gas attack tale recounts soldiers of the 16th Infantry and nearby units enduring heavy exposure. The wounded faced brutal care, with surgeons tending many as the regiment fought through a gas-choked battlefield in a fierce night assault.
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Cornet
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Mie
Thi Rey
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Ian
Farley
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Uist
Censon
Piper Ends Life in Muskgee Case Faced With Hanging Verdict
The coroner's jury in Muskegee found that Piper ended life by hanging. Attorneys challenged the innocence tale, and defense questions arose about the motive and trust in the testimony. The jurors issued a verdict suggesting suicide amid disputed circumstances surrounding the alleged killing.
Hotel Notes From Fragmented OCR Readout
Fragmented OCR text describes hotel names and a list of unclear items. Key terms include hotel related words and several garbled names. No coherent events or dates emerge from the readable phrases.
Haron Bulach Force 64 Cars Dee Se Varia Zoe
A garbled report mentions Haron Bulach and a group including Dee and Zoe involved in a force 64 incident with cars. The text also references Baden and a backdrop of unspecified events, with fragmented phrases about a particular location and timing.
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Haron Bulach
Baden
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