Millerand cabinet suffers blow over Steeg appointment
Amid tumult in the Chamber of Deputies, Millerand's newly formed cabinet survives a confidence vote 272 to 24. Deputies abstained or opposed on interior minister Steeg's appointment amid accusations linking him to former ministers. In other news, 271 POWhatan passengers are safely transferred to Norther Pacific and then to New York after a stricken voyage.
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Patie
Chamber of Deputies
Promier
Alexandre Millerand
Millerand
Leon Dauflet
L’action Francaise
Jules Bress
Ater
Joseph Carwax
Premler
Iisk
Germany
Miller Witd
M. Stees
New York
Norther Pacific
Halifax
Record Food Prices Reach New Highs in December
Prices for forty four staple foods rose sharply in December according to a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Overall prices were 26 percent higher than November and 89 percent above December 1913. Of items tracked, 22 advanced, 12 fell, and 10 were unchanged. Notable increases included cabbage 85 percent, onions 37 percent, sugar 16 percent, eggs 11 percent, potatoes 30 percent, butter 9 percent, fresh milk 2 percent, and canned salmon 3 percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistice
Porkless Rivera Bill Adopted Amid River Project Drift
Washington battles over a porkless river and harbor appropriation bill ended with a final passage vote and an appropriation of 318 460 000 for maintenance and completion of projects under way. The bill passed 157 to td amid earlier attempts to recommit for broader river and harbor improvements nationwide. The Mississippi Ohio and Missouri river work as well as numerous smaller projects were not funded in the latest action.
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Rivera
Washington, D—A
Wey
Junge
Missingippi
Ohio
Missouri
Holland and Germany Reach 200 Million Loan Agreement
The Dutch government announces a loan arrangement with Germany totaling 200,060,000 luring for one year, potentially renewable. A stipulation requires 60,009,000 morice to be opened to WoNond of the Dutch Wont ladies, with parliamentary approval needed before the loan becomes effective.
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Germany
Hague
Holland
Daniels Defends Self At Naval Inquiry Involving Sins Allegations
The article reports Secretary Daniels defending his actions and questioning Admiral Sims in a congressional naval inquiry. It notes disagreements over destroyer allocations, the role of Admiral Mayo, and the aim to reveal full records. Wood comments on remarks about ships being death traps due to untrained crews.
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Adeanivat
Sleos Ayanigt
Awyal Pelley
Bocretary
Une Senate
Chalmai
Sih
Lts
Daniels
Hate Sult
Ars
Muless
Senate
Daniele Aunauicel
Admiral Sins
Ale
Wim
Toibang
Tnt
Admiral Sims
Mayo
Tehief
The
Allinitie
Sims
Drave
Wei Aedyitler
Daniols
Portland
Taste
Leonard Wood
House Naval Comnéitee
Free Hand to Russia Trade Plan Reported
Parts Jai describes plans for resumed trade between Russia and allied nations. It states the Soviet government will permit export of manufactured goods and raw materials, making distribution of goods to the Russian people simple under the expected arrangement. Surplus wheat, maize and turner diwal exports from a Russia will supply markets worldwide.
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Hlaborsk
Poleheviky
Max
Turner
Haly Peteratee Medal Honors by King of Mary
The text notes that Wosnington and several officers have received decorations from the King of Mary. These awards are being delivered through the fellan consul, with other officials also mentioned in the note.
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Wosnington
Hughes Turned Down in New York Socialist Assembly Case
Albany, January 2. Just before the hearing began the Judiciary Committee announced the executive session and then voted to remove the five United New York Socialist Assembly members from the body. The vote was seven to four. Chairman McMartin read a statement accusing the defendants of supporting a party whose platform demanded artificial unrest, force and violence, and alleged a conspiracy to destroy private property, wealth, the church, and the constitutional form of government.
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Albany
Tle Inne
Mink Te Cammuttsa
Bae Association
Ely
New York
Voghes
Vughes
Shar Association
Chatrain Martin
Peru
Mc Martin
Omers
Marines Fight In Hayt Port Prince Engagement
U S Marines clash with Haytian forces in Port au Prince as a 900 strong Taenist body is repelled. Casualties include private soldiers wounded killed or captured, per a Navy Department report cited by General Russet. Coronel Must-rald led a bayonet assault near the capital with three cannons driving back the attackers.
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Washington
United States Mares and
Port An Prins
Taytan
US Russet
Chicago Woman Party Leaver Aims for Dems Job
A Chicago woman active in party matters intends to seek a Democratic post. The report notes the president’s health and a referenced plan to restore a key card, with implications about upcoming duties at the White House.
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Saya
Chicago
Entengo
Jon
Genego Bars
Eutinanl
Aliton
Hranghe
Wilkon
Hild Alesney
Fragmented Report On Unclear Historical Event
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and terms unclear in meaning. The text references Vinke and Fu Wastington along with various nonstandard phrases. Readable details are insufficient to establish a clear person, place, or event.
Unclear historical scene amid coded foreign names
Fragmented OCR passage references US Reds and foreign individuals in a chaotic recapitan context. Mentions figures like Manny and Heramath Krona Goldinn, with scattered phrases about Bolshevik period and a conference with Berkinn. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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Finhi
Tun
Manny
Unclear text on governor rally and legal matter
Fragmentary OCR describes a rally involving a governor named Tryna N and mentions a basketball player and a financial figure. The readable portions are scattered, with many garbled names and phrases, making a coherent report impossible.
Ten Year Sale in Ausaahi Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention agendas and a name sequence with Yusuf and Thegensbier BG. Details are ambiguous. no clear event, date, or location is readable. This card preserves only scattered names and phrases from the source.
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Cata
Siti
Onse E Sishiontin
Peeuer
Yusuf Waits
Thegensbier
Abe Lenon
British Army Fights Reds in Caucasus Crisis
Washington reports indicate British plans to shield India and Near East by creating a barrier across the Caucasus to the Caspian Sea. Allied councils discuss deployment of 200,000 troops to deter Soviet advance, with commitments for arms and mobilization."
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Caucasus
Caspian Sea
Indi
Near East
Llewdeio
Elretey
Arnie
Prener
Spprenw
Tha Nees
Reagan
Caucusia
Persht
Inala
Georgi
Eritien
Uae
Saninives Ag
Aw Republice Enunprisins Uy
Isis
Leon Precsl
Ahres
Af Grorgin
Azerhatdjin
Thug
Turkey
Armenia
India
Washington
Tan
Otelal
palNe
Paland
Vienna
Nies
Ernst Das
Fragments Describe Suspect Shipyard Plot and Investigations
OCR text hints at a large U S ship project in California Oregon and Washington. Mentions government involvement and investigations into naval or maritime issues. The fragmentary lines mix names and places with unclear events and dates.
Unclear Berlin Charge Raises Questions About Yeti Case
A garbled report from Berlin outlines a US charge involving a figure named Jae and references to a Yeti and various misheard terms. The text mentions media, dates, and possible payments but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Iowa State News Highlights Rural Iowa Agriculture
The report covers Carroll County hog prices and weights, Linn County farm improvements, and Cedar River corridor work. It notes Marshall County weed and hog pen plans, vaccination efforts, and farm bureau activities with county agents coordinating meetings, spraying rings, and livestock shipping. The piece also mentions Dubuque cage incident, labor shortages, and tuberculosis testing statewide with 117 herds tested and 2728 cattle involved.
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J. WM. Wola
Carrol
Mt. Vornan
Wapata County
Tanson
Iguth
Marshall County
Ava
John van Shike
Dubuqne
Bam
Unis
J. Allison
Ua Farm
Parrawattantie
J. O F. Sparks
Browat
W. Aa
Aichante
Marshall
Purm Mureau
Hewle
Thy
Casa County
Perm Ffureau
H. P. Kelly
Iowa
Hans ‘Mark
Sholay County
Mark Bas
Witteng
Rannley
Posatbhite
Buchaan
Tire Mavan
Plana
Careyiig
Towa
Thora
Wall
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Frange
Jules Steeg
Gauses Stormy Scete
Galllaux
Sas
WLS
Wavy
Palicy Waste Obveit
Beleral Wood
Catting Navy
Co-Operative Union
Gonda
Viilliam Rockefeller
Krunswick
Ga. Dau
Jom Stuckefeller
Deksdstund
Haly Peteratee
Pan Abtonio
Tex
Hughes
Committee Rules Bar Association
United New York Socialist
U.S
Hayt
Outlawe
Capstal
Dim
Biel
Council
United States
Fraver
Great Britain
Thily
Cree
Velelion
Comnell
Lotsney of Nations
Otteg
Erle Dramand
Saar Tash
Aimee
M. Bourgeala
M. Bourgeals
Lord Guezon
Tonys
Weehntrimin Pailie
RUSS
U. S. Reds
Baviet Hussia
Edwards
New Jersey
Tryna
Nfalra
Trachhoert
Taytahwegh
Adi Hlininithey
Qritish Army
REDS
Black Sea
Craet
Pacific Coal Contractors
Praneiseo
Ube
Oregon
Kalifornia
Miia
U. S
Berlin
Conmniselolior
Allaira White
Vortiny
Wiladdoner
Media, Hess
Woran
Canada
Luisa
Mimi
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