Cities Use Radio in War on Crime Across Nations
The radio commission notes rapid urban adoption of police broadcasting. In three years twenty large cities and several smaller ones installed systems enabling officers to receive headquarters orders within moments. The program claims radio aided in rapid arrests and deterred crime, with thirty more cities preparing to join. Detroit and Chicago cited as early adopters boosting radio crime fighting.
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Washicrton
Rapidy Indians
Radio Commission
Smalter
Crite
Radio Statons
Tne
Tas
Police
Alnras
la ClMengo
Detroit
New Fidac Leader Edward Lo White Elected President
Edward Lo White of New Mayen Connecticut is named president of Fidac the united veterans federation with the American Legion as a member society. He previously served as a national field officer and as a rifle ordnance department officer during the war.
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Edward Lo White
New Mayen
Conn
Fidac
Snterailed Veterans’ Federation
Amertean Legion
United States
Aynte
Fhinc
Gecadante
Yule
Fragmented note on Sulu sultan and Filipino senator
A garbled report discusses the Sultan of Sulu and a Filipino senator in the Twelfth district. It mentions lineage, abdication, dynastic claims, and shifts in sovereignty, with scattered references to families, locations, and historical events in the region.
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Sultan of Sulu
Petr
Merk
Ofer
Sotan Samatut Khuni
Sulu
Gor-Gen
Daeigit
Davis
Erin Mohawmedat
Jarmalsa
Unclear crime report from fragmented OCR text
Fragmented report lists cities and stations with unclear meaning. Mentions state police, a transit writer, and troopers in an exiguous nighttime context with disjointed phrases and no coherent event or outcome.
Wild Life In California Faces Drought Driven Changes
A drought loosens wildlife and alters foraging patterns across the California terrain. Cattle breeders report increased losses while coyotes and local predators push into closer contact with human settlements. Reports from Wasen describe northeast shifts as cucumbers, dogs, and phelenats appear in new areas alongside scarce water and food sources.
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Cali
Mikerfield
Farmer Moves Barn 86 Miles to New Site in Creek County
In a rural move, a farmer relocated a barn around 86 miles to a new location near Korwick and Teton Creek, using seven trucks to port the structure. Neighbors report the effort as a coordinated transport and reassembly at the Tinley farm.
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Korwick
Aa Filley
Teton Ftreek
Néw Laenton
Miles
Gre
Fe Parchnaes
Miminville
Nhehtean
Wie Berghbert
Tn Dtananeinghe Crenay Horn
Tinley Farny Ald
Beven
Inns
World War I era diplomacy and U S economic policy report
A dense, edited wire-style briefing covers international diplomacy with Germany and France, League of Nations discussions, and potential disarmament steps. It notes U.S. economic concerns, Treasury plans, and staffing shifts, including remarks on naval procurement, unemployment, and budget debates. It mentions figures like Hoover, Mellon, and James W. Watson, and references Japan, China, and European leaders in a broad policy panorama.
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Anaton James Watson
J Lodiana
Senate
Hoover
Americna Industries
Hese
Soclulig Neumark
Norway
Siedee
Seantar Thera
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Axe
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