Lansdowne Widow Testifies at Navy Inquiry
Mrs Lansdowne testifies at a naval inquiry into her husband Captain Foley's death. She accuses authorities of whitewashing the inquiry and alleges higher orders directed the investigation. The session reveals turbulence and political pressure amid the probe into the Shiningaboa case and the Navy depart ing.
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Zachary
Anapilis
Shiniandoab
Atria
Wien
Desort&l
Petey
Tal
Navy
Tient Lins
Leonard
Canlain
Foley
Missionaries in Syria Appeal for US Action
Dispatches from Syria describe widespread excitement as rebels advance toward Haifa and Sidon. Dr. Grerga Ford of New York appeals to officials and humanitarian groups while Near East relief shelters refugees. French gunboat forces reinforce port facilities amid a growing crisis.
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Syria
Haifa
Palestine
Shion
Dirwse Trivesaien
Grerga Ford
New York
Ats Slon
Albert Girnatch Milther
Ehrot
Sidon
Near East
Fortue Amer
Allies Plan January Exit from Cologna Area
Dated November 14 and 30, Potlz The onles to Germany from the nile cornell of embacsedars announce plans to erase the Cisne area and move the greatest allied push. a completion deadline is set for January. If unforeseen difficulties arise, the operation may be delayed, with martial law declared.
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Cologna
Potlz
Onles
Germany
Nile Cornell
Embacsedars
Noveulier
Fire Destroys New Orleans Docks Overnight
A blaze at the Aussidalpy river docks in New Orleans caused extensive damage valued around $2 million. Strong winds spread flames, threatening nearby wholesale districts and stored goods. Fire crews brought the fire under control as winds weakened.
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New Orleans
Kew
Orlinne
Las
Dorks
Coolidge To Read Message To Congress When Convening
President Coolidge plans to deliver his message to Congress when it convenes next. He intends to read the draft after Lucene’s presidency in 1123 and then abandoned the practice.
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Coolidge
Congress
Amin
Ae Costidge
Veto on Philippine independence pledge by Mahila-Gov Leonard Weed
Fragmentary note reports a veto by Mahila-Gov Leonard Weed on pledisate of the Philippine Islands regarding independence. The United Nations is said to have passed both houses of its legislature, with unclear context and dates.
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Leonard Weed
Philipine Islands
Re-Elected A A U Head Michrel Ve Murray Hulbert Reelected
An Angshan Amateur Athletic union session re elected A A U head Michrel Ve Murray Hulbert of New York as provident. The meeting discussed the union’s ongoing operations and annual achievements amid a vote that confirmed leadership for another term.
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Michrel
Ve—Murray Hulbert
New York
Provident
Angshan Amateur Athletic Union
Seagle
Union
Ennuu Cuoventen
Airmen Map Alaska Survey Area
Airmen announced plans to map a vast Alaskan area covering 263 099 square miles. The project aims to chart terrain and waterways for enhanced navigation and defense readiness.
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Alaska
Fect
Tax On Near Beer Passed By House Committee
A House Ways and Means committee approved a tax plan on near beer as part of enforcement measures. The measure imposes a tenth of a cent per gallon on beverages with near beer content and considers an alternative $100 annual occupational tax. The committee also discussed earned income reductions and adjustments affecting individuals earning over specific thresholds.
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sWarbington
Otter
Ie Fueus
Agustant
Andrews
Aho
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Beer and Wine Legal in Homes
In an Endish case from Iowa county, Juntlee Crownpas writes for the court finding beer and wine may be kept in private homes under state prohibition limits. Endish, running a Vincent Point hotel, faced claims beer and wine were present on his premises.
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Wisconsin
Possceston
Supreme Court
Juntlee Crownpas
Endish
Iowa County
Rhonning
Vincent Point
Miners Ready to Meet Operators Says Lewis
International president of the United Workers calls for negotiations to reach a contract. He states miners and operators will meet in a spirit of compromise to work out terms for the mines.
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Lewis Philedelpia
Sand
Passengers Rescued From Burning Lenape Liner
Two hundred passengers were rescued from a burning liner Lenape after the vessel was driven toward the Delaware breakwater. Crew members and nearby boats aided in evacuating guests as smoke and flames spread, with harbor pilots assisting in the rapid response.
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Lenape
Mare Utan
Clyde
Mnec
Delaware
Non-Veteran Voters Face Fines Under Compulsory Law
About 200000 eligible Australians failed to vote in the general election and faced a ten dollar fine under the compulsory voting law. Prime Minister Proce's government was re elected.
Gasoline Price Up Ten Cents in Chippewa
Gasoline prices increased by ten cents per gallon in Chippewa as the week ended. Retailers cited rising crude costs and seasonal demand. The jump follows the end of a local sales event, affecting motorists and local merchants.
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Senlao Gally
Draps Film Tax Appeal Warrington
The American Feature Pilch Company seeks to delay filing before the Supreme Court to challenge the constitutionality of Connecticut's tax on motion pictures. The Court granted the request for postponement.
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Warrington
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Coal Gore and Schools Strike Over Fuel Shortage
Coal mine workers and school officials face disruption as fuel shortages spread. Ardent strikes have halted operations at multiple facilities, with authorities seeking a quick resolution to stabilize energy supply and keep essential services running.
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Coal Gore
Clase Witkéstarse
Minecwotictala
Former Klansman given life in prison
A man identified as a former Ku Klux Klan member was sentenced to life in prison on March 16 for involvement in a fatal incident. The court heard testimony linking him to the death of a shipowner and noted charges of responsibility for the victim's death. The defendant, whose name appears garbled in the record, faced formal proceedings in Graaf Stephenzon with Judge Syniks presiding.
Hoover Aims to Limit Ship Board Power in Policy
Washington reports indicate efforts to curb the authority of the ship board and to restrict government control over land and property. The move seeks presidential appointment of the head and direct accountability to the President, with cooperation on major policy issues. Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover attended a merchant conference at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
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Hoover
Ship Board
Washington
Sippy Board
Aboud le
Moet” Corporation
Herbert Yeaver Dol
Chamber of Coimiderce
United States
Imports Show Big Gain in Last Few Months
The article notes a strong rise in imports and exports over recent months, with October preliminary figures suggesting U S imports near 117 million dollars. It states overall merchandising reports for October show exports at 492 million and imports at 375 million, per the Department of Commerce.
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United States
Wuntaunte
Captain Foley resigns as Shenandoah inquiry judge
Secretary of the Navy accepted Captain Foley's resignation as judge advocate of the naval court of inquiry probing the Shenandoah disaster. The move follows charges by Margaret Lansdowne that Foley tried to induce her to falsify testimony before the inquiry.
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Foley
Shenandoah
Wesiington
S Secretary of the Navy
Withite c
Paul Foley
Naval Court of Inquiry
Shenandonry Dspeter
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Shevantoah
Forey Bry
Shevandoah
Peggy's Divorce Plans Spark Paris Question
A scrambled text reports Peggy facing divorce with her husband amid plans in Paris. It mentions a New Zorki-Count and a jumble of names and phrases, with unclear actions, while Peggy remains in motion and a character named Ceti Naltager contemplates a yearlong preparation.
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Peggy
Zorki
Goin Mautner
Peguy
Princess Pat Regiment Major Hera Passes Away in Illinois
Obscured text outlines the death of a major from the Princess Pat Regiment during wartime service. The note mentions a Chicago area address and a friend named JM Milley, suggesting the event occurred weeks prior at Lone Wark ayentic. Details are garbled but indicate a military officer linked to the regiment and a wartime context.
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Hera
Princess Pat Regiment
Gaa
Chicago
Clhinries IL Lunt
Atey- Tour
Clitton Avenur
Mero Jere
Famera
Meloeces Tut
JM Milley
Lone Wark Ayentic
Um Ufferinnil
Sentences Hand Robber Nanalinoa and the Nava Bank
Iusico Murphy told Winlang Magley to dentencing Win.in ten years and twenty lush far pobbery of the Nava Bank of Canada.
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Nanalinoa
B. C
Canada
Mojave
Iusico Murphy
Winlang Magley
Nava Bank of Canada
T. W. White Named Collector in Massachusetts District
The report states T. W. White, a supporter of President Coolidge, is appointed internal revenue collector for the Massachusetts district. Details mention W. White and Monteclini Nichals, mayor-elect of a town, in a disrupted text segment.
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T. W. White
Wroukington
Thawna
W. White
Watero
Coolidge
T Mnmeachusetta Digtrict
Monteclini Nichals
Tsiatone
Discovery New Comet Willis Way in Henntestucion
The fragment mentions Willis Way and Grorga Van Herbeneck amid a context of a comet discovery with Yurkes staff and a Henntestucion Inning Dog setting. Names appear garbled. no clear event date or location obtainable.
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Willis Way
Will Dear
Grorga van Herbeneck
Tha Yurkes Wheeryastory
Aireoverenfy
Seed corn science warns against poor storage and heat
A long discussion on seed corn quality cites seed houses and university tests. It notes weather, storage, and handling affect germination and vitality. Recommendations include vermin tests, germination tests, and selective planting to protect seed stock.
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Uvuttoris
Cattsktetite Agure
Howées
Tinve
Tuéls
Shire
Cork
Nero Cony
Fang
Lantatunia
Orn
Winter Bee Protection Methods From 1923 Guide
The article discusses essential wintering practices for bees, stressing protection and absorption of moisture. It reviews methods and materials, noting cellar storage and commodity protection. It mentions a 103 page handbook compiled for state agriculture, with free distribution to readers.
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Lees
Winterine
Lime Useful to Correct Acid Condition of Soil
The piece explains lime use to neutralize acidic soil and restore crop growth. It warns that without proper lime and organic matter formation, plants suffer and yields decline. once corrected, plants recover if nourishment and moisture remain adequate.
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Benes
Tennant
Ucla
Calves Need Careful Autumn Housing and Feeding
Calves require sufficient sunlight, clean bedding, and secure shelter from wind. Feed limits are 12 pounds daily of whole milk for the first weeks, then gradual changes. avoid overfeeding. Exercise space and protection help prevent stress and disease during autumn. Lead author: Lasediles, Miphinnn, Culorido Stage Duty Commissioner.
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Wembley
Culorido
Corn Storage: Cold Place and Curing Process Details
The article describes storing corn in a cold place with thorough curing before long storage. It recommends keeping corn damp, twining it around hooks near a tap, and hanging to drain while protecting from moisture and freezing. It notes moisture should be reduced and stored in a ventilated area to prevent cracking and spoilage.
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Eveiny
Wien
Care for Sprayers to Cut Repair Bills
Sprayer owners face costly repairs from winter damage. Experts warn that freezing water can crack components. loosen valves and run pumps to drain water. Proper maintenance prevents rust, leaks, and expensive panel repairs.
Farm Facts on Feeding and Crops Amid Changing Weather
Newspaper style notes on feeding value of grains for livestock, selecting corn for fodder, and reducing mow to improve wheat yields. Mentions stock, oats, and green crops with warnings about approaching cold weather and careful harvesting before winter. Includes terms like Wood Sows and various agricultural practices.
Vegetable Compound Helps Mrs Wilkey Recover Health
Mrs Mary Wilkey of St Paul Minnesota credits Vegetable Compound for a dramatic recovery from long illness over months of fatigue fainting spells and weakness after childbirth She reports six children and prior overwork and sleepless nights improved after several bottles and now feels strong and sleeps well Readers may write to Mrs Wilkey at 803 Duke Street St Paul for further details about the remedy.
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Daul
Minnesota
Ron
Iowa
Avo Hoya
Crim
Feinner Rey
Miy
Mary Wilkeway
Duke Street
St Paul, Minncrote
Gutleurd Soothes Baby Aarhoe With Soup Cure
Fragment describes a home remedy using enunciated Cutlenirn Soup and Cuthturn Gintment for a baby named Aarhoe. It warns adulterated money and fashion as irrelevant, noting a cryptic shipment and advertisement line at the end. No clear event or date is given.
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Bellans
Gok
Youngael
Noah
Parker
Petures
Tate
Chem Ks
Pega
Temora Toms
Pune
Byorak Grape Fund
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