Congress Clears War Veterans Bill Amid Tax and Border Talks
Congress debated a broad veterans bill authorizing disability allowances for service-connected diseases and trimming pensions to Spanish war levels. The House advanced a border patrol measure and the Treasury reported a fiscal year surplus of 184 million with debt reduction. Hoover urged continued federal aid for public works as governors pressed state rights amid Prohibition enforcement shifts.
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Edward W. Pickard
Congress
House
Senate
Hoover
Mexico
Coast Guard
Ind
Treneury Melton
Gener Fond
Mellon
Loreen
WA Walla
Salt Lake City
Kin Enid
Thuringia Bans U S Jazz and Enchants with Medieval Lore
A garbled report portrays Thuringia as a wartorn yet cultured German region where Jazz is banned for tourists. It paints Morugha's winter festival culture, Gothic villages, and famed towns like Gotha, Weimar, and Jena, highlighting Goethe and Bach connections, university hubs, and a peaceful Saale River landscape.
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Washington
Morugha
Nacional Geographe
Gurren
Germany
Mts
Woundurins
Dream
Pnb
Allunee
Pura
Teutanto
Teutonie
Gern
Jeu
Gotha
Eiseenach
Uttenbers
Enanhauser
Bach
Bismanch
Meiningen
Kessel
Auis Spaler
Gottingen
Sumer
Thuringia
Fawe Geo
Goethe
Dorr
Republi
Germieys
Muysrow
Weimar
Oast
Whitch
Gora
Elster
Fi Large University
Taemous Textile Industrias
Fema
Saale
Flight Crew Ends Epic Transcontinental Run
Roger Q Wilken and Lisa companions flew a nonstop Aiglet from New York to Beri Amt Ack in the Columbia on a Bellnnuyt monoplane. They logged about 1 hour and minutes. They landed near Ske Marbor Airport after their plane wore out and sought repairs.
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Avhillon
Roger Q. Wilken
Lisa
Newe York
Beri Amtack
Columbia
Gransate Antic Bellnnuyt
Jolm
Bell Ringer Replaced by Electric Clock at Stockholm Church
Stockholm Sweden switches from human bell tolling to electric machinery at Kutarioa church. Augusta Andersen, who tolls since 1895 with near perfect attendance, retires after 35 cent tolling years. The four bells, cast together, will be rung by the new mechanism each morning and evening.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Augusta Ancerran
Kutarioa
Miss Andersen
Local Lumberjack Continues Trade Near Sevlyg
A long time logger in Sevlyg area, Bird remains active in the trade at 37 Tinselage Michigan. He has lived near here for ten years and continues his work with simple tools and steady routine, walking daily to the woods and maintaining his craft.
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Mich
Alesandee
Mtyville
Sevlyg
Bird
Fishermen aid Pilgrims in Mass colony tale of Plymouth era
Fragmentary account describes a 17th century voyage by David Thorson and ten men establishing a fishing sortie at Guierte's Point near the Piscataqua. It notes a harsh 1692 93 winter and subsequent aid from Plymouth Massachusetts residents and Stiles Stanaigh supplying provisions to the new settlement at Pimmwey.
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Nerum Porsmouth
Chino Ward
Atlantic
Plymouth
England
Fonds
Univers
David Thorson
Masaachusetts
Thorn
Ty Bulla
Guierte’s Point
Piscataqua
Pimmwey
Tyoe
Thomson
Sunuawvap
Pugunway
Ecrte
Calony
Elyusuatly
Park Farm U. S. Gave Von Steuben to Be
A historical, OCRed fragment recounts Von Steuben’s parkland, land grants, and a controversial atlas held during trading. It notes a state appropriation of 10,000 dollars for land acquisition, Steuben’s planned country seat, and burial with military honors after the Revolution.
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U. S
von Steuben
Uther
N. Y
Sereices Ag
Washington
Quilt Park
Vor
Staubli
Struben
State of New York
Popayra
Oneida County
Benjamin Wright
Steuben
Nisturle Euatry
Avanani
Daren
Milliona
Howe
Congress
Breubes
Hhia
Carelessness Tied to Most Auto Accidents Says Report
A bulletin from the American Research Foundation argues carelessness is the main cause of highway crashes. It notes higher acceleration factors and warns faulty vehicle maintenance and inattention as key dangers.
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America
Liday
Amutican Esearch Foundation
Violin Lures Herd of Monse-Qut in Forest Dance
A famed fiddler from Walecar-U charmed a forest herd near Lehsand with his bow, drawing in a bull, cow, and calves as they stood quiet during the performance. The tale notes the musician’s spell and the crowd’s awe, though the scene ends faded and unclear.
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Sweilen
Kars-Lars
Walecar- U
Himseld
Isha
Danse
Lehsand
Aden
Timsett
War Dud Kills Two Boys Near Muenchlouse Aisne
Two boys found a war relic near the silfuse of Muenchlouse in Aisne. They threw it into a ditch and died when the dud exploded. The incident occurred amid a gas attack and the victims suffered agony.
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Hoge
Berlin
Silfuse
Muenchlouse
Aisne
Arctic voyage ship carries hospital gear and fur trade items
Regular Noah's Ark sails Seattle to Point Barrow along Alaska coast with a complete hospital and equipment aboard. The cargo includes radios phonographs for fur traders and a motorcycle for Dr A W Greist. Holmes plans to return with furs, ivory, and Eskimo patients for winter care.
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Arctic
Noah’s Ark
Seattle
Achoruer GS
Holmes Ag
Point Marron
Arctic Coust
Alaska
A. W. Greist
Eklis
Plystem
Carey
Bees in Oi Lands Case Hinge on Mineral Claim
A disputed section in Caltarnin features testimony by geologist C Weatell about oil traces in Section 32 and discoloration suggesting oil. The case centers on mineral rights and a company’s bid to retain oil wealth amid differing interpretations of the land’s history and mineral potential.
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Caltarnin
Wil
Weatell
Ustomers
Ail Company
Thong
Toney
America
Large Texas Wheat Field Broken for Spring Crop
A vast Texas wheat field once claimed as the largest under one fence is being broken for the spring wheat crop. The 7000 acre tract in Swisher and Hale counties was owned by California’s Ner]]a T. P Nanay and long housed cattle, buffaloes, and other stock.
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Texas
Pall
Gickman Price
Tesas
Swisher
Nera T. P Nanay
California
Porkere Farm Hogs Thrive on Sunny Isle Fields
On the Oy Walls farm in me d'drog island, the small porkers lived in a cozy field and enjoyed life amid warm, bright days. Their daily routine and living conditions are described with limited readable details.
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Goover
Cleveland
Torinson
Iason
Indiana
Meir
Amt
Cotthy National Defense
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Uae
Leon
Raat Fey
Admiantsten Tlm Indaenens
London
Act Bony
Far
Ieliteve
Trosty
Wohovet
Power Commission
Hawitt
Edgar Fadia
Eersicensenet
Commission
Fadi Ag
Ankerigh
Aevivak Tule
Whiel
Les
Frewsury Department
Department of Justice
Mitshell Decane
Amus W. W. Woodenck
New York
Chicago
Mausloe Campbell
Toston
Clarge
Alvahel Purmite
Unite States
Nid Hha
John B. J. Herbert
Tilois
Wisconan
B. G. Yehlowley
Pl Onkorporate
Ongressman
B.D. Denison
Milnois
Republian
Gordin
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Vail
Thettingland
Gerucmny
Incubus Wao
Torn
Speyer
Palatinate
Rhine
Tawt
Inter-al- Nod
Rhineland Commission
Wiesbaden
Callens
Kaizerstrise
Paul Tirard
Rhina
Horne
Ven Tindenig
Rhineland
Holivia
Dernando Giles
Carlos Blanca Galinda
Siles
Bennyonk
Fornige Legacions
Brugeial
Venable
la Taz
Legation
Uewanading
Hacs Kunde
Gerwan
Stu
Weneengel
Dortor Siles
Prussia
Galhula
Inia
Tr Rota Bay
Reed
Teemng
Paris
Raymond Toincare
United States
M. Poincaré
Ernest Reak
Miles Standish
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