Cabinet Fight Over Root Appointment Sways in Early 1920s Debate
Washington reports intense lobbying over whether Charles Evans Hughes or Elihu Root should head the State Department. Senator Penrose opposes Hughes while some Republicans favor Root. In Constantinople, French forces clash with Russian mutineers near Tchatalja. A dam disaster near Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico, floods Pachuca with many deaths and injuries.
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Washington, D.C
Etats Department
Senate
Hughes
United States
Rost
Poritatte
Ama Fo
Root
Cabl
David Jesmeé
Harding
Iso
Hoover
Hergdoll Fled Federal Draft Evasion Writ Battle
Kansas City man Hergdoll sought a writ of habeas corpus in Topeka federal court after fleeing Fort Leavenworth disciplinary confinement for draft evasion. The case targets a Philadelphia family member Berg doll tied to a two year term and reserve status.
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Hergdoll
Wante
Refeaen
Kansas City
Erwis BR. Bergdoll
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Bateas
Topeks
Kei
D Annunzio Leaves Trieste Amid Public Demonstration
The departure of the poet D'Annunzio from Flume and Trieste sparked a roadside demonstration. Provisional governor Dr Antonio Groanich warned stores were closed as crowds gathered, marking a tense moment in the city.
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D'Annunzio
Trieste
Cabriele dAnnunzio
Bel
Antonio Groanich
Utah Legislature Debates Public Shoes Ban Proposal
A bill to prohibit high heel shoes was introduced in Utah and discussed at a meeting of women’s club representatives who met with lawmakers at the state capitol to publicize the proposal.
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Selt Lake
Guy
Utah
Wamy Fn
Capitol
Chicago Faces Spread of Alarming Disease
A dangerous illness described as sicknese is spreading in Chicago with thirteen cases and two deaths reported to the health department in ten days. Health Commissioner Hobertaou says cases are scattered across the city but warns the situation is serious.
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Cpsoa
Bealgh
Hobertaou
Turbulent Iowa notices mix crime deaths and rail history
A jumble of event fragments places Evan Rowland in Iowa City amid irregularities in voting and a case involving suicides, with references to a fatal railroad incident in Burlington and a statewide history teachers meeting at the University of Iowa. The text also notes farm losses, poultry shows, and legal notices including bankruptcies and school counts across Iowa.
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Wiltait Hite
Thor
Hotiburg
Bushuts
Cdi
Bondparla
Iowa
Har Howe
Whyte
Te Eayor
Phydléiann “Clatin
Net Hampton
Anamasa
Darlngton
Yaris
Ayesira
Igh
Lwachers
Hietory
University of Towa
Department of History
Clarke County
Oscenta
Masonity
Tnerrer
Deckers Packing Coy
M. & St. L. Railroad
Thay
Continental Air Mail Service
Sal Lake Grey
Woodward
John Percy Woodward
Mitchellville
Ling Grove
Hailsdelphia
Biston Dallar Bsker Estate
J. GC. McClune
A. Plersal
Qcka Oosa
Zales
Mansel
Rose Hil
Relord
Adair County
A. Gipple
W. C. Bond
St. Joseph
Gipple
Tama
Helne
Sia
Cechneactiu
Coes Readis
Itviog
Vols
Lugiaiature
Iit
Alm. Medall
Jacob A. Jones
Baene County
Ofice
Lawa Do Ite
Dolal
Puntte
Belween
Treasury target on illegal brew penalties in Detroit case
The United States Treasury pursues a penalty of 1000 dollars against John A. Grogan in Detroit Michigan for alleged manufacture and possession related violations. The case involves a Belrollum and stresses that penalties apply even without sale or evidence of consumption.
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Detroit
Ailch
Jin
United States Treasury
Wrehington
Joh A. Grog
Rua Wag
Grogan
Wis Sutherizal
Treasury Department
Cogan
Ex Kaiser in a New Plot
Berlin reports the duleib government seeks to use the former German emperor and crown prince to rally a new revolutionary campaign. A Prussian royal party has formed in Berlin to unite the movement and align with Saxony’s political shifts as an old regime compromise.
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Berlin
Theoblates Vlegano
Cxports
Duleb
Jenne Holland
Gerwo Mieera
London
Hina Bean
Neeo
Qryeach
Manta
Farlleer
Anya
Leipzig
Saxony
Can't Pay the Government Turmoil Amid Debt Strain
The article reports broad frustration over government debt and guaranteed payments under the Exchequer Act. It notes plans to delay or evade payments, with political figures voicing concern over the fiscal crisis and potential unrest. Sinn Fein leaders, including David Kent, gain prominence in parliamentary events.
Train wreck in Copenhagen injures and kills dozens in Tan era
A damaged report describes a train wreck near Copenhagen on a rainy Novgeral day. It states many passengers died and others were injured while fleeing the wreck, with unclear names and places.
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Copenhagen
Tan
Hixty
Trate
Gage
Pintond
Novgeral
Cossacks Rebel and Clash with French Forces
Reports narrate Cossacks rebelling and attacking French troops near Constantinople. Ten French were killed and 22 wounded as Russian-led Cossack forces encamped at TophatalR northwest of the city clashed with Turkish and French units. Officials held court-martials and considered measures to confine rebels while Western powers weighed mediation and a possible United States mandate.
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Constantinopie
Wrangel
Tchatalja
Con
Stantinoplé
Contek
Conshinitople
Inn
Wenchiie
Cossigke
Gannral
Cassia
Alles’ Commissioners
Wertiger
Dow Cossineks Che
Angarn
Ben
Mustiplin Komal Dustin
Statnn
Runvenn
Irene
Antena
Thrace
Inaugural Address and Legislature Tax Policy Debate
Governor Kendall delivers inaugural speech urging tax reform and reduced burdens. He calls for state board reorganization, stronger business practices, and limits on spending while proposing farmer credit, cooperative formations, and tighter primary and campaign finance rules. He criticizes blue sky operations and urges efficiency and accountability.
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Athlo Capitol
Wien
Kendall
Tose
Hom
Inwa
Farmicea 40
Credntze
Kendal
Ria
Mate Ders
Fecal
Commonwealth
Uray
Iowa State Poultry Association
Horticultural Society
Weather and Cros Service
Commission of Animal Health
Epitemologist
State Dairy Association
Hoeft Castle Hrendgen’ Association
Stute Board of Health
Lly
State Food and Dairy Commission
Cmmamission
Opte Marshall
Mts Funciona
Stade Historieal Department
State Library
Sir Dewey
Bureau of Public Archives
Academy of Solaces
State Conservation Concission
Havole
Treasury
Gsuperfugud
Stepographiers
Ieasen
Gern
Japan U S Naval Policy Debate Cited by Former Premier
Former Japanese premier Marquis Shiono Ghugwon says American led power would need a treaty to curb Japan’s naval program. He argues the United States and Britain must agree before cutting national expenditure and stresses cautious approach to a proposed suspension of naval expansion. The discussion follows claims by the Tokyo press that Asian leadership may face pressures over postwar relationships.
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Tokyo
Inn
Japan
Ueleal
United States
America
Almerten
Shiono Ghugwon
Atenica
Asi Joan
Fragmented OCR summary of local page item
The readable text appears garbled listing names and places with unclear events. It mentions Topeka and Konise ta but lacks coherent facts to determine a clear news item or outcome.
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Pachuca
Mexico
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Porto Ries
Congress
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Hhe Porta
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Washington
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Ile
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Konuit
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Ani
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