Finances in Sound Condition Amid Treasury Plan
Treasury head Mellon outlines economy drive and a national budget to curb government spending. He notes near term needs include $50 million certificate issues and $500 million tax payments to retire debt, with March rail payments and Liberty bond maturities shaping the cash plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washlarton
D. C
Mellon
Treasury
Henry Draing Ta
Nerestery Ox
Spcme
Ste Railroad
Wheat production updates reveal farm estimates in March
Farm estimates released on March 1 show Wheat production around 207.8 percent of 1920 levels, reaching 1,990 bushels or 264 percent of the crop. The March 1 figures include 164,240,000 or 47.0 percent of the 119 crop, reflecting substantial gains across farms.
Bad Chinese Crown wreck reports mass injuries near Swae tow
A shipwreck off Jancok Island near Swae tow, Kwangtung province on March 2 left more than 800 Chinese injured or drowned. In New York, Standard Oil Co of New Jersey announced a price cut on refined oil products, reducing export prices for fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Kong
Leen
Jancok Island
Swaetow
Kwangtung Province
New York
Stenéard Oil Company
New Jersey
Turke Beat Aedes to Natum in wartime shifts
London dispatch reports Turkish nationalist ferens seize Natum and press troops toward rapid mobilization. Young pilots move to Germany as Paris readies for renewed hostilities, while Frepul soldiers rush to the front. Word of looming conflict spreads among London forces as officers warn of dangerous mobilization amid shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turke
Aedes
Natum
London
Ferens
Germany
Parkk
Paris
Frepul
President Plans Early Special Session For Congress
President Harding signals an early April special session to tackle urgent legislation. After dinner with Republican leaders at the White House, he said the session could begin within a week and would focus on pressing matters such as tariff reform, tax schedules, and questions around the Colombian treaty.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Congress
White
United States
Colombia
Panama
Senate
Fordney
House
Ways and Meuox Committee
Harding
Fail Wage Cuts tegal Chicsto
The Erie railroad violated the transportation network rules, affecting employees in certain positions. The United States Railroad Labor Board upheld rulings, while Ward delayed actions, leading to extended hours and disputes over pay.
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Tegal
Erie Railroad
Transportation Net
United States Rail
T Ward
Mutiny Rumors Hit Higarian Garrison
Fragmentary report describes a mutiny at Muah garrison with mutineers seizing arms and barricading positions. Two officers killed as tensions rose after a union leader was offered intelligence duty and police protection.
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Muah
Mirigane
iMm- Qin
Gibey
Lehigh and Wilke Coal declares 180 dividend per share
New York reports the Lehigh and Wilke Coal Company has declared a dividend of 180 per rent on its 0,210,009 outstanding shares. The move signals a sizable return to investors and reflects the firm’s current earnings strength and cash position in the energy sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geclare
New York
Lehigh and Wilkeshare Coal Company
Panama Accepts Mediation Move Amid Political Tensions
The report outlines Panama moving toward mediation as tensions rise involving Vinny, Ye United, Custa Rien, and Purrat in a recall context. Officials discuss peace talks and potential deployment shifts while Vinny’s stance remains non-confrontational.
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Panama
Tsafbox
Paaymt
Mepuise
Vinny
Searer
Aigie
Pires
Carla Riennsy
Senate probes railroads vast powers and costs
The text outlines a proposed sweeping investigation by Senator Cummins into railroad conduct and finances. It notes calls for hearings to determine causes of financial distress, management extravagance, and the role of railroad operators and employees. It mentions President Wilson era figures and debates over classification and potential staff reductions alongside broader railroad reform.
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Warhughon
Dublic
Lion
TAMA
Aimee
Souler Can
Jewa
Cungetas
Cummins
Congress
Oni Bath
Jaming
Bonidor Cumming
Interstate Commerce Campittee
Wilam A
Adoo
Stalfond
Gen Cumming Kitted Wablin Tien in Fray Foreea
Fragmented report describes Gen Cumming commanding near Meverry in a forest action with forty solvers traveling between Milaroey and Gintrevanl. Private casualties include two killed and two wounded amid thick woods near the WMaile. Omaha Woman Candidate and Meade Abert figures appear in a separate note about Nebraskan politics and a city election bid.
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Cumming Kitted
Wablin
Guemilng
Foreea Meverry
Wis
Willavehi Tela
Itrindey Gar
Flya Inter Yiheley
Milaroey
Ewe
Eiffel Cave
Omaha
Amuita
Oomaha
Sin
Meade Abert
Pedition Hhawk
Woman Ends Her Life in San Antonio Chronicle
A fragmented report describes Virgita Lidekhs charged with complicity in a crime and references a woman ending her life near San Antonio. The text is garbled, but indicates legal action and a tragedy connected to a family with ten children and a local straying incident.
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Antonio
Mira
Virgita Lidekhs
Bonu s Oil Deal Noted In 2022 Voter Edict
Fragmentary OCR reports a signed bonus oil agreement involving Lonua bl Miler and Toaldin, with a proposed $25,000,000 Wood Unaie payment to Kn yolernns for web loys. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Kunsaa
Maring Takes Oath Of Office In Historic Capitol Ceremony
An inauguration scene unfolds at the Capitol with President-elect Thos Maring taking the oath amid a formal procession. Notables including Mrs. Coulinge and Sen. Knox observe as crowds gather outside and inside the hall. Coordinated by inaugural committees, cavalry from Myer guards and dignitaries move through the staging area before the White House visit and final welcomes.
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Anger Bevan
Tino
Peldiy Warton
Tian Scomg
Wavny
Wba
Lee Ford
Harding
Euilan
Alivton
Gallar
Lardy
Coulinge
White House
Cour Lenais
FL Myer
Tardeing
Techiia
Naloringe
Mire Marshall
Ex Empress Shows Improvement Despite Illness
Unclear text reports the former empress Ai BULA Viewna confined to a room while a wedding anniversary banquet at the estate included relief officials and dignitaries. The empress is described as suffering from a health issue, with further unclear notes on her condition and attendance by imperial figures.
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Kervicek
Caeimpress
League of Nations cine cll meeting here fir the past two works
Ambiguous OCR text references a League of Nations meeting with unclear details. The readable fragments mention dates and names in a period-tinged style, suggesting a diplomatic session or update. No coherent events, participants, or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
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Leage of Nations Cine
Giese
League Hevdunarless
Turmoil and Tragedy Shadow Early 20th Century Town
Fragmented OCR reports a chaotic sequence of events including political shifts, a fatal explosion, and religious tensions in Batetown. Mentions of ex-Postmaster General and Tower section issues hint at municipal turmoil, with references to deaths and upheaval amid unclear dates and places.
Bip Budget for Japa Tokio Adit Walgets
An unclear budget note shows a request of 250 million dollars for a project described with distorted terms. The readable fragments reference Japan and Tokyo related allocations but lack concrete entities or a cohesive report. The item reads like an OCR garble with potential funding figures and country names embedded.
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Walgets
Fragmented account of theft and deaths in a county area
A damaged report details jewelry theft at a Mar stalltown store and a series of local incidents. It mentions a jewelry break in and loss valued at $1,200, several deaths and injuries from road accidents and a runaway team, plus a court case and an Interstate Commerce Commission decision affecting transportation rules.
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Ha Morthner Rarapoan
Te City
Toothy
Guorga
W. Dh Willing
Aml Ewer
T. J. Powers
Gastar Howls Reguidiean
B. Fe Johorton Ani
Carr
Lothel Mets
Misa
FSS
He Harit Tendent
Edhoor
Feyural Gonpa Cdlior
Alsterhood
BA Johnson
Colfax
Infir Fee
Galway
Stovers
A. Johnson
Meath
IE Mungerford
Mungerford
Graves
Clarence Nevaelt
Ols County
Charetne Blin
Mroeder
Dadee
Sherif George
Marsitt
Des Moines
Interstati Enn Merce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Hampton Equity Cooperative Association
Lures Soyder
Secretars
Ande Rasanner
Pieton
Jake Silrin
Jose Elelnied
Tive
Canin
Howe
Alain Righe
Haverminehl
Mk Shen Memo Ie Ghari
sMita
Nla Steptathar
Nana
Bad Stomach Sends Her to Bed for 10 Months
A distressed patient, Mrs. Williams, suffered a prolonged stomach illness described as sending her to bed for months. The ad promotes a tonic claimed to aid digestion, reduce stomach distress, and improve appetite, urging readers to consult a doctor before use.
Minstrel Show Sparks Old Time Jokes in Audience
An amateur minstrel show features jokes about love and werewolves drawing laughs. A performer asks a quip about a werewolf being worse in love, prompting a witty reply about the difference and prompting lighthearted crowd reaction at the event in Washington.
Untitled fragmentary local notice or story
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about a child or event. Readable bits mention a boy, some dates, a party or gathering, and unclear actions. Unable to determine a coherent event, participants, or location from the source.
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