Secretary Meredith Appears Before Bankers
Secretary Meredith addressed bankers seeking support for agricultural funding. He urged Congress for an additional 100,000,000 to raise salaries and expand the Department of Agriculture programs, citing needs to improve farm credit and markets.
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Canéld
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Freig
Orleans
Tidhard
Hawes
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Meredith
Bma
Cotgiiss
Department’ of Agriculture
Reds Beat Wrangel in Chaotic War Update
The report details Bolshevik advances and Wrangel's forces in Southern Russia, noting failed efforts to seize the Mikhaylovka and Rakhevka bridges. It mentions Soviet leadership under Trotsky, and Gen Wrangel's retreat and shifting positions around Sevastopol and the Dnieper as Soviet forces press eastward.
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Russias
Mokéow
Petrograd
Landen
Qet
Minsk
Presser
Nize
Wingel
Leon Trowky
Issak
Daleper
Enripalz
Orel
Weinzel Hiss
PLAN HEARING ON SEA TRADE ROUTE ACROSS GREAT LAKES TO EUROPE
New York Feb 20 The International Joint Commission plans a hearing on creating a street steamship route from the Great Lakes to Europe by improving the Saint Lawrence River. Delegates from the United States and Canada have held sessions in several cities and will meet in Detroit to outline the project. The commission will then travel to Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Cleveland, and Boston, gathering evidence from local councils and residents.
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Bel
Groat Lakes
Europe
SL. Lawrence River
Tila Eddy
United States
Fe Commission
Detrose
Cleveland
Boston
New York Rent Laws Upheld by Federal Court
Federal Judge Jobe C. Knox held that New York's new rent laws are constitutional, affirming that the state can protect homes under police power during emergencies. The decision addresses emigration restrictions and actions under the act of October 1, 1918, in a case involving six members of the communist party.
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Hrocs
New York
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York
Pitt
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Wordans
Communist Party
Jobe C. Knox
Kansas City board of trade probe aims at wheat price manipulation
Gov Allen will push for government investigation into alleged manipulation of Chicago Board of Trade wheat prices. The charge states prices have been biased by hidden factors, with officials seeking a decisive response.
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Board of Trade
Kansas City
Allen
le Dohiands
Chicago
Run Bia
Refuses Socialists Relief in New York Trial
Waddugton reports a political trial involving a figure accused of espionage and fined £4000, with a separate acquittal for another defendant. The case touches on espionage networks and a raid that exposed a murder plot, while donations emerge from Mrs Cox to a Democratic campaign effort.
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New York
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Women's Bureau of Democratic Searkquactors
Pitedee Prom Ars
Inanes M.cox
Wandidale
New Victory for Suffrage Gains Delayed Hearing
A federal court declined to advance a hearing on a suffrage amendment, delaying action until after the November term. Colby from Prana discussed the case, with no immediate ruling on the page’s position or the amendment's fate.
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Sift
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Colby
Prana Tir
Vita
Fragmented Tag Day Note Raises Public Fund Total
A damaged OCR item notes a Chicago tag day raising about 77,004 dollars as an effort linked to charity drives. It mentions organizers Charla and Frankenitiet and references a public target of 77,000 with unclear details about participants or exact date.
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Mre
Charla Ds
U S Ship Building Blumpo Falls Behind Early Year Output
U S Ship Building Blumpo of New York reported lower production in the early year, with a shortfall of about 160 200 gross tons by September 9. The report cites reduced output and ongoing staffing or material delays affecting shipbuilding progress.
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Blumpo
New York
Balding I. Abe
United States
Croat Durlinin
Mexico Debates New Government Recognition by United States
Fragmented text reports Heavily on Mexico’s future government and potential U.S. recognition. Mentions Obregon era leaders, Mexican foreign policy, and tensions with Texas and US stance. Describes political maneuvering and international reactions amid instability.
Lowell disavows a university leader’s plea to join League
A Lowell University official from Wisconsin reportedly sent a telegram to a League of Nations committee requesting Sunday abstention from war. The letter to President Coolidge and others urged reconsideration of the covenant and urged governors to respond. The telegraph reportedly concluded with a pledge to promote unity under the covenant.
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Mass
Lanorence Lowell
Wayvind University
Wis Desalted
Egglodwe
Bavernirs
League of Nations Day Committee
Askinis
Retina
One Hunger Striker Digs Landen Trial Ambiguity
A fragmented report notes a hunger striker and unnamed parties amid a civil tension in the eastern region. It references trials and individuals such as Lila Meratty, with unclear actions and a focus on protests or detention outcomes.
Empress and Officials Report New York Visit
A garbled report notes a prominent figure visiting New York and meeting with officials. It mentions a ceremonial event and discusses plans for a possible upcoming gathering. The text is incomplete but indicates significant attendance and official reception.
Munday Must Go to Prison in Odd Court Reversal
An incomplete report from Wastlitin Oct 28 states that a local lawyer named Maries Th Munday faced a legal setback as the court refused to accept a crucial plea. The fragment suggests a charged proceeding with delays and potential incarceration.
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Wastlitin
Maries
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Liberal Credits Sought by Farmers Amid Price Strain
Washington officials and bank leaders urged more liberal farm credits to cope with collapsing commodity values. Meredith, a key advocate, warned a $2.6 billion shortfall would ripple through producers while prices and supplies strained farm income. Bankers pressed cooperation and government support to stabilize credit, transport, and industry to sustain farm prosperity.
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Cory Peices
Sveire Credit Soludent
Meredith Contin
Manly
Marty
Aldamah Cepart
Tetine St. Moses
Wisaethelan
Str
Eallroads
Missing Link Search Aims To Recover Ancient Specimens
An ambitious expedition funded by a 450000 dollar fund will search remote regions for fossil remains long sought by scientists. Beginning next February, the mission will collect and transport specimens to New York's American Museum of Natural History for study and display.
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Anic
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Messenger for the Stile Commbriens Bank Case
A garbled OCR note describes an individual named Rob Messenger and a large sum of money including 370000, 20000 currency and 50000 in checks. It references a bank misdeal or transfer involving Western Avenue and a city bank, with incoherent place names and dates, suggesting a financial crime or fraudulent activity.
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Bet
Carl Saier
Te Stile
Cligeks
Government to proceed with Crown land renunciation
The government announced plans to proceed with the policy related to Crown land, reaffirming its path in response to ongoing debates. Andrew Haine Tau, a government figure, stated in the house that the government will continue with the stated agenda despite opposition.
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Crelnad
von Mung
Local notes mix of crime, crops, and rail trade
A garbled 1910s style column blends murder mentions, court actions, and farm data. Names include Leonard Bush and Christina Bray amid reports of crop yields in Van Tires and Wis kon, coal prices, and a proposed Farmers Electric Light and Power Company led by Marthin Vomeroy.
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Tarmera Mutual Cleetricigh Aod
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