New Produce Service Outlined For Scheduled Special Trains
A meeting of Peninsula shippers and railroad officials approved a new service plan to move perishable produce from Shore and northern markets. New schedules were mapped, with trains to run if needed to remove past bottlenecks. W. T. Gardner of the Chamber of Commerce will distribute the details to shippers as cooperation among local interests grows.
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Chamber of Commerce
Teo Test Magnetron Week Ironlecs Shi Reval
An irregular report from Esthenia dated April 11 notes a ship will depart soon as authorities reveal tentative plans. The message mentions Teo Test Magnetron and Ironlecs Shi in connection with the voyage, without detailing exact routes or outcomes.
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Teo
Reval
Esthenia
A. P
Tunnel From Cells In Pen Reported Inmate Escape Attempt
A tunnel about 30 feet long was excavated beneath a cell barrier with a shovel hammer and tin in use. Prison officials seized tools and noted the escape attempt amid heightened security and ongoing investigation.
President sends note as Senate censures Couzens
A Senate action censures Couzens for employing an attorney as the body pushes forward investigations. The president's letter accompanies a secretary’s note, echoing the Senate's call to maintain legal rights during inquiries and affirming the chamber's ongoing investigative stance.
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Washi
April Greene
Cour
Senate Conti
Congress Speeds Up Beaminration Bill
The Senate and House push toward action on a proposed immigration measure amid party tensions and procedural moves. Key figures and dates remain unclear due to garbled text, but the scene centers on congressional speed and potential policy shifts.
General Weed Will Not Resign Post
Manila dispatch reports General Weed declares he will not resign his post amid mounting criticism. The statement comes as officials seek stability in the administration, with observers noting the potential impact on ongoing policy initiatives and foreign relations.
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Weed
French Profit by Rise in Exchange Rate
Paris reports a fall in living costs lagging behind the rapid rise of the franc. Official statistics show an index based on 45 common items at 510 in March, higher than 585 in January and 555 in February, indicating inconsistent gains.
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Paris
France
Twin Brothers Keep Students In April 11
Twin brothers help students distinguish themselves in a school event held on April 11. A.P. reports on how local printing business ties and family influence shape the siblings and their peers.
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East Quasge
Snink
Serene
Dena Hawkes
Millerand toasts Romanian royalty
Ports April 11 by AP reports a diplomatic reception where President Millerand toasted Romanian royalty amid indications of improving Franco Romanian ties.
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Millerand
Senate Crannies Historic Immigration Accord Terms
Fragile late news from Washington and Ohio discusses the revised immigration pact that narrows the long argued gentlemen’s agreement. Ambassadors and senators are cited amid a broad array of procedural notes and policy shifts.
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Washington Cashbeser
Ohio
Senate
Cheiasa
Washington
Agell
A. P
United States
Ambassador Ghat
Iar. Ie
Sviaios
Death toll rises as Stinnes passes and reparations debated
Fragmentary report notes Mec Stinnes death triggering concerns over internal matters and reparations. The text references scattered events around Maton and Rae frame operations, including hotel impacts, with unclear sequence and relevance to broader policy.
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Stinnes
Rae Frame
Baee
Maton
Exchanged in British Comment on Admiralty Leaders
Fragmentary OCR notes reference A P Lik a Catendd L M B Amery former First Lord of the Admiralty and others. The garbled text mentions battles, a mouse of the ball, and various names and places, but the meaning is unclear and many words are unreadable.
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A. P
L. M. B. Amery
The
Admiralty
Buchensa
Battessd
Gesco
Sumas
Euius
Dry Offers To Seize Private Car In New York
Reported by AP in New York that federal authorities consider seizing the private car of Gee Letiller, president of the Island Railroad, amid claims involving five U.S. agents and winter preemption measures. The seizure would target tracks and equipment used by rail firms. Authorities contemplate action under prohibition era statutes.
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New York
A. P.j— Ficial
Gee. Letiller
Island Railroad
Y Railead
Murder report dominates New York farm case prompt
A. P. dispatch from New York details a gruesome murder at a farm where a man named Tell allegedly killed Charis with an axe and hid the body in a pit. The report notes the suspect is a SEX male and the scene described as grim, with the killer reportedly taking a bottle and leaving.
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New York
A. P
Charis
Rubens Worth Million Franc Found in Attic
A fragmentary report notes a cache of nearly a million francs found in an attic. The discovery came amid confusion as keepers removed items and attempted to assess value, with details unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Rubens
Panta
Abi A Rubens
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