New Kapp Regime Ateno Of Ts Rope Felutionary
The report describes upheaval in Germany with Ebert resisting the Kapp faction after a failed revolution. Key figures like von Hindeburg and von Luttwitz are cited, while calls for new elections and a constitutional basis appear amid civil unrest and labor resistance.
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KAPP
Ateno
TS Rope
Renin
Hériin
Stinpore
Prosianit
Ebert
Stuttpart
Raliento
Berlin
Saga
Wolfgang Kann
Wira Sourets
Himsnit
Revolutionary
Col
Haver
Royalist
Ten Darft
Crocner
Pritston
Fraufurter Yettung
von Hindeburg
Luettwitz
Greener
Vod Linderbure
Fhert
von Hindenburg
von Hindénburg
de. Kenn
Tru
Catorite
Abate
National Assembly
Berla
Evert
Imperial
Ilsa
Cew
Bestin
Germigny
von Lackwitz
Debate on reservation to league dissolves amid partisan vote
The article reports a heated Senate debate over the proposed reservation to the League of Nations covenant. Fourteen Democrats join Republicans in a 56 to 26 count, indicating a split on ratification prospects. The text notes possible shifts before the final roll call and describes the reservation’s general language limiting American commitments without congressional approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saotlan
Atly
Polly
Nevenshey
Shower Vmity
Agimennn
United States
League
Brayistons
Uniti
Congress
Submarine Threats Highlighted in Navy Hearing
Rear Admiral Sims told a committee that unsafe practices allowed German submarines to threaten American troop ships bound for France. He cited a prior warning in Berlin about an American destroyer sailing to Queenstown and criticized the Navy Department’s handling of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington, D. C
Admiral Sling
Sims
Washington
France
Navy Department
Slms
Berlin
Shey
Queenstown
Devlavad Sheptheer
Force Sent to Gir Land Border Dispute Stalemate
A force sent to the Texas Oklahoma border faces a disputed land claim as Gov W imbby contends all land belongs to Texas while a decree from the United States Supreme Court could resolve the Gulfedent dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gir Land
Austin
Tex
W.imbby
Oklahoma
United States Supreme Court
Eleven Texas towns vote on liquor license amid varied results
In Grandview Texas a dawn fire destroyed most of the town’s business district with 2 600 residents affected and property damage estimated at 1 5 to 12 million dollars while statewide votes showed one town reimposing prohibition and another voting for a relaxation in a 29 year span. Local stock markets also moved with scar petit shifts as Scar policy notes reported in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei Hostan
Masgachiin
Siual
Pern
Feunies
Grandview
Tex
Dawn
Wally ix
SaQwn
Nq Losa
Nee
German Counter Rebellion Shapes Fragile New Government
Reports detail rival German factions over the Kapp government led by Wolfang Kapp as factions in Stuttgart and Berlin weigh restoration vs restraint. Workers and conservatives fear upheaval while troops guard key sites amid calls for order and economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heritie
Germany
Swanhtehtig
Wits
Wolfanng Kapp
Berti
Chanvelor
Frievtreth Eberl
Goronimat
Hariin
Drea
How
Stuttgart
Ate Polit
Arcurtty
Iiea
Party of Germany
von Harlin
Wilhelmsteasse
Wsmann
Machine Ging
Cross Atlantis
Chancetlor Kapp
Inn
Winonkslile
Saxony
Bavaria
Wurttembur Aud
Baden
Rational
Kapp
Count Posadowsky
Incomplete OCR Notice Limits Authorities on Sale Action
A garbled OCR item references a sale action and officials related to a restraining order. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment mentions attorneys and collectors and a corporate party contesting authority.
Nationalists Active in Turkey and New Mexico Case
Nationalist group members Sean Jana charged with sicence in connection with the death of Juba M Hucelings, a taxicab driver, in November 1019. They face a possible ten year prison term as the trial unfolds amid ongoing investigations in La Cruces and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
la Cruces
Sean
Jana
Siicene
Juba M. Hucelings
Taro
Andiing Hills
Faded OCR Testament to Postwar Governance in Germany
A fragmentary English summary notes a wartime or postwar debate over government powers and revolutionary threats in Germany. It references directives from a premier and a regional council, with uncertain phrasing about measures and opinions on the state of political events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Turk Probresa
Paris
United States
Temps
White House coal controversy fuels labor talks
A misformatted report reveals debate over coal miners pay and benefits at the White House. Officials including John J. White and Henry M. Robinson faced questions as workers demand higher wages and altered schedules, with a panel to study the disparities and propose remedies.
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Wilson
John J. White
Tia White
White
Henry M. Robinson
Euminaton Etintéman
Reibrandt Peale
Walt
Ohitemea Robinson
Seth Wastington
Intnn
Wakoa
Nwt
Domaune
United States to receive funds from damaged region
A clearest note from Secretary Biker to Charles Whdnworth states that about 1 1 1 000 deaths will be returned with substantial numbers of displaced residents between 2001 and 2004 as remedial measures proceed.
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Washington
Bailey
Ooy
Prince Wil Te
Andakon Wil Mmahy
Aeas
Biker
Chalremah Whdnworth
Senate
Guilty Verdict Report in Berlin Libel Case
Dr Karl Setterich, once a mititator, found guilty of libeling Erzbarger in a Berlin hearing. The trial, linked to a Krenawy dispute, began January 12 and involved a 30 mark fee and additional coxex charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erzbarger
Berlin
Karl Setterich
Krenawy
Wbeling
Madhias Berbercur
Orier Vier Chanveller
Tor Melitavich
Case of War Crimes Trial In Washington State
The Garston case in Montusano Washington involves ten Industrial Waris of the World charged with moving at Wareca Grimm. The trial follows a parade incident in Centralia Washington on the first of November. Jury selection has begun and proceeding to indictment stages.
Berger Case Continued in Appellate Court
Five socialist readers including Victor Nerger were sentenced January 23 last year to two years for Avalo hsminsleg. The case was continued to a later date by agreement of counsel as no case appeared before the United States court of appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger
Ebicego
Victor Nerger
Avalo Hsminsleg
Court of Appeals
Uelinltepy
Williams Chosen For Revenue Head By Wilson
President Wilson selects Georgie Williams to head the revenue department at the Treasury, with Daniel G. Roper moving to another post. Williams, born in 1 Georgie, previously served as department solicitor in New York since 1917 and will take effect March.
Unclear OCR fragment on Bolshrvikh and related names
Fragmentary text mentions Bolshrvikh and Warenipa Landan Bolsinvikt at Gueasa with Wish geudder dub tira Nakhtinoth and Hem yoeRe. Includes ATE and CTE acronyms and a reference to Moy WIECIOns moKRaAKe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolshrvikh
Bolsinvikt
Gueasa
Capliredy
Amgayner
Migration and restrictions spark wartime social tensions
Fragmentary report describes government actions and public reaction amid wartime immigration fears. It mentions forced relocation and enforcement against foreign born residents, with figures on detainees and removals, and cites a congressman’s estimate of heightened isolationist measures.
Farm Demonstrations Highlight County Efforts and Yields
The issue reports on cooperative health work in Linocynty by a nurse and district agent, and farm demonstration programs in Iowa counties. It notes young students studying heats and roots, milk usage in households, and parent teacher meetings, with 1912 to 1921 crop data and prize totals for a county corn contest.
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Eloce
Uae
J. A. Rak
Certh
Verkance
Erdara
Popitar
Fowa
Carly
Tisttel
Soren
Apodel
Boyasend
Tovasik
J. Moyer
Ces Kinson
Tone Ton County
Pocahontas
Harailton
Scott
C. V. Tisinin
Nelson
Stonoen Jouts Schmit
Moret Guay
Carter
Manin
Guy Sabes
New England
Tates
Tragedy in Bradford as Woman Attempts Self Destruction
A Bradford incident reports a woman attempting self harm by arson at a residence. Firefighters and police responded as neighbors described a chaotic scene with smoke and flames. The wounded woman and several onlookers were involved as authorities investigated motives and details.
Bride Dies Hour After Altar Ceremony
Bride collapsed at her wedding service and died an hour later from a form of influenza. The ceremony took place in Apporgell, Awl agrland, where she was led to the altar and asked to accept the groom. She was rushed to a hospital but did not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Count
Apporgell
Awlagrland
Infienza
Grave Digger Buried Alive After Excavation Accident
In New York a seven foot frost and snow filled trench collapsed trapping Henry Wachentint an experienced digger. He was buried alive but was later rescued as onlookers watched a risky effort to free him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Wachentint
New York City
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