Allied Military Committee chief says Germany to keep army for war
Marshal Foch head of the Allied Military Committee cites the disarmament report showing German police measures indicate a war posture rather than internal order. He warns the German state must maintain an army capable of war and notes evidence from German correspondents and officials.
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Varie
Marshal Foch
Allied Military Committee
Germany
Weber
Law Committee
Mitchell and Weeks clash over published air power articles
Admiral Fiske disputes Admiral Sims on battleships and air power. Mitchell says President Coolidge approved publication with conditions, while Patrick says he never saw the articles. Weeks recalls prior order for Mitchell to submit opinions to the War Department.
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Agerieted Pree
Washington
Miche
Onde I
Weeks
House Aircraft Committee
Coolidge
Mitchell
Patrick
Army Air Service
Genral Mitchell
War Department
White House
Fiske
Sims
Navy General Board
Reid
Republican
Illinois
Defenee
Fike
Disabled Girl Tries Suicide After Incident
A report notes a disabled girl named Hasel Blazer involved in a troubling case. Authorities indicate a serious situation stemming from home events and alleged coercion. The brief mentions life and death stakes and ongoing investigations by local officials.
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H &. Blazer
Hasel Blazer
Inauguration Day Preparations for Coolidge Dawes
Washington gathers for the 1925 inauguration with stands and flags rising along Pennsylvania Avenue. Officials anticipate a simple ceremony while supporters plan private events and charity balls to mark the turning point in the national administration.
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Washington
Coolidge
Dawes
OSA Oe National
Capitol
Pennsylvania Ave. E
Washington Society
Iter
Imerom
Canning House Burned at Wellville Fire Origin Undetermined
Salisbury firemen rushed to a house owned by White Bros adjacent to their lumber mill and used as a temporary canning shop. The 6 AM blaze destroyed the structure within forty minutes, with crates and basket materials burned. some were saved. The origin remains undetermined as the department fought to prevent spread before returning to Salisbury.
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Wellville
White Bros
Salebury
Noe Filling Station to Open on Camden Avenue
The article notes plans for a filling station at Camden Avenue near Reethe with structure and service details. Salkisbery is cited as a witness to the operation and mentions metering as part of the setup.
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Paige Tendvine
Salkisbery
Camden Ave
Unclear Sculptor Becomes Target After Work Fight Incident
Reading fragments point to a New York sculptor facing assault allegations and jail mentions amid disputed actions linked to a Stone Mountain memorial controversy. The text references Belgium and a return from Atlanta with claims of property damage and confrontations surrounding a public display.
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New York
Cokie
Belgium
Conwith
Stone Mountain Connection Federate Memorial
Atlanta
Bomb causes death of customs official
A bomb killed a customs official named Prewter, who was a widower with two children. A brother was a former county leader of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Prewter
Raves
Kw Klux Kiea
Pharmacist Gordy Resigns to Join L. D. C. Drug Co
Howard Lee Gordy, head pharmacist at Toulson's Drug Store, resigns and accepts a position with L. D. C Drug Company. Gordy is regarded as one of the state’s best registered pharmacists.
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Howard Lee Gordy
Toulson
L. D. C Drug Company
Geedy
Late News Bulletin Spans Political and Business Items
A jumble of late news from Alientown and Washington reports finance figures for a local business district, a select committee chair and a senator’s party alignment, plus a legislative bill moving to the Senate. A crash of pilot and survivor accounts closes with an unresolved plea.
Barge Disaster Claims Five Crew Members At Sea
A coal barge James de Nudeon bound for Boston and Norfolk tied up a doomed struggle with heavy seas. Crew of five including Captain Mocher of Providence and his 16 year old daughter perished. two seamen bodies recovered this morning and brought to port Becton. The tug battled the wave under tow as the barge broke apart.
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Becton
Mocher
Providence
James de Nudeon
Norfolk
Boston
Berton
Goles
Henty
New York Observers Debate Eastern Science Efforts
Fragmentary text discusses a March decision regarding a movement in the extreme northeastern United States tied to science and a continental chick hatch or chess-like topic. Reading is incomplete and a clear event or outcome cannot be determined from the legible portion.
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Mack
Musical Comedy Star On Fifth Honeymes
Nora Acpestated Pros New York March 2 comedy.
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Nora Bayes Megiaew
Beard
New York
Nora
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