Ex-President Opposes Four-Power Pact as Alliance
Former President Wilson and Senator Borah join to defeat ratification of the Four Power Pacific treaty. They argue it binds four nations and endangers U.S. interests. Wilson has copied views to Idaho Senator Borah and others, but a public letter remains unmade. The debate centers on alliance risks and U.S. sovereignty amid armament talks.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Idaho
Mere Ward Baruch
Eloye
Pcblic
Loge
Usderwoods
Wilaay
Bolle
Goth
Wilkun
Alli
Wilton
Hanees
Dentro Ulmor
Boral Ugseck
Canitel
Senate
Wilken Lettir
Air chieftain to visit city during tour
General Mason M. Patrick chief of the Army Air Service will arrive from Washington tomorrow for a two day tour of air fields in the vicinity. He is understood to inspect Kelly Field and Brooks Field to assess the feasibility of moving the primary training school.
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Mason M. Patrick
Arwz Air Service
Geriye
Washiegton
Imain
Carlatrom
Arcadie
Sra Antonios
Servieg
Etter
Vertala
Verteia
Amored
Ketly
Brooks Fiedds
Sonply Bist
Teacantf Ie
Persem
Alshin
Igor
Annual Corps Inspection Arrives Friday at Army Post
Maj. Charles T. Richardson commands units of the Army Artillery and Ordnance teams arriving Friday night for the annual corps inspection. Maj. Gen. Willer A. Wolters oversees the event, with Detachment officers and allied ordnance staff in attendance at the station. The scheduled visit includes marching reviews and formal inspection routines by the army.
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Athey G. Wilbiame
Trepuires
Stu Corny
Atha
al. Bom
Charles T. Richardson
Wimiaere
Mth Corps
Aren
Qyander
France
Willer A. Wotlera
Cariiry
Sihargs
Increase in Disabled Vets Sparks Hospital Expansion
Seattle attorney Juipy A Horr, vice president of Disabled Veterans, says new war cases grow at about 13,000 monthly and demands 1,000-bed hospitals across districts. Officials including Charles Gordon and Harlan discuss government support, training centers, and a plan to expand Veterans’ Bureau care nationwide to meet mounting psychiatric and peacetime needs.
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Comrades
Barrnt
Juipy A. Horr
Seattle
Sunior Satioans
Weelésn
Veterans of Therie
Station Hospital
Fore
Sam
Ouston
Veterans’ Biter Ti Care Tornese Eneey
Tate
Worbin
Parkes
Tlorr
Ava
Horva
Tina Hospital
Audenta
Eran
Tlicut
Sun Air Squadron
Horra Pird
San Antonio
Charles Gurdon
Victerans’ Bureau
Mr. Mort
Vere Joraia* Burtan
W. 7
Borland
Relph MW. Durkeend
Max B. Stone
Clarence G. Broofy
Clade G
Stotty
Ralnk WR. Starr
W Stewart
Joseph Clinton
Bare
Traigiaz ‘Center
Pen Terrln Greek Case Affirmed In Court
The court affirms the Pen Terrln Greek case involving key defendants across multiple jurisdictions. The ruling concerns a Morley led conspiracy with ties to Ansty and Trem Besar County, detailing time served and upcoming Court of Appeals proceedings for Theodor Kernbaret and Apolinar.
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Karl Morley
Mobley
AntwNis
Besar
Stenlins
Clanente Apolinar
Theodor
Kernbaret
Court of Appeals
Kansas City Tank Explosion Toll Rises to Seven
Officials report seven dead in the Kansas City tank explosion as rescuers continue to extract injured workers. A machinist named Lawns was among the deceased while others remained in critical condition after attempts to save lives.
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Kansas City
Tj Sen
Harry Bowmay
Ay Uoter
Bryan Denies Being Disturbed by Ape-Belief Critics
The report notes Bryan responds calmly to criticism of men who claim descent from apes. The judge and district court timetable are referenced as a suit aims to restrain enforcement actions and a planned injunction that would keep certain operators off streets.
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Bryan
Ape
Werion
Hee
Vist Wriday
Mina
Tith Distrien Cort
Pocaly
Plan prehistoric monster hunt ends in Cheboygan tragedy
A deadly incident in Cheboygan Michigan leaves two dead after a historic monster hunt turns disastrous. A one million dollar fire devastates Main Street as winds shift and structures collapse. Frank Tossler, a baker, and a boy named Pete Lawry are confirmed among the dead. Fire and rescue workers report extensive damage and ongoing safety concerns as investigators assess the scene.
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Cheboygan
Mich
Mintek
Deash
Art Efferta
SL Cknihs
Jeanette McLtoutld
Frank Tossler
Pete Lawry
Expedition in Patagonia Aims to Capture Plesio saurus
A correspondent reports a provocative expedition in Patagonia seeking to capture or kill a plesiosaur. The plan involves sketches and gear to search the Jurassic region where sea dinosaurs once lived, with a claim that living specimens may remain among fossil bones in the field in far Chilean waters.
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Patagonia
Plesiosaurus
Rome
Sean
Martin Sleifield
Mysterious woman linked to Marschell slaying may be found
A mysterious woman linked to the February 28 murder of Mrs Bessie Marschell at 919 E Piso Street is being sought as investigators pursue a suspect. Special investigator Joseph Flores notes the unidentified woman may be connected to the crime and a person seen near the house shortly after the shooting. Marschell’s stepson, Len Marschell, posted bond while another man awaits further action. the investigation hinges on statements from the unnamed woman and others who overheard the event.
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Bessie Marschell
Piso Street
Joseph A. N. Flores
Tisitict Attorney’s Office
T Wurder
Llietse
Dix Larselel
Tater
Tissterms Elranger
Marschell
Len Marschell
Maz- Schell
Flores
Meanthne Jienny Mearsouell
Marachel
Grackenridge Park
Klan doubles reward for whippers in Dallas case
The Dallas report says the Ku Klux Klan raises the reward to 560 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the men involved in a Monday attack, doubling the prior 2 dollar offer. A public sum of 200 dollars was proposed by the city for the arrest of the assailants. The incident drew comments from local officials and a naturalized citizen noted. The affair continues to prompt investigation and calls for accountability.
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Dallas
Kw Klux Klan
Tims
Hig Witr
Aldredae
Han
Miners Ratify Pact With Railway Labor
A ratification agreement between miners and railway labor unions was approved by the International Executive Board of United Mine Workers. The pact was formalized amid ongoing industry labor negotiations and aims to regulate wages and work conditions.
Weather forecast fragment with unclear weather terms
Readable weather notes show scattered terms about rain tonight and cooler temperatures. The garbled text mentions interior regions and northwest portions with references to temperatures and dates but lacks coherent details or actionable forecast.
Harding 18 Pleased With Increases In Farmers' Products
Harding voices satisfaction at rising prices of staple agricultural goods and notes that business stability hinges on the establishment of a realistic cost structure for producers and consumers alike. The report highlights the push by industry groups for steady pricing to support farmers and markets.
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Harding
Ington
Sitlant
Tetroscue
Irecas Inince, Corporation
Drogidett
Getty
Merer’s
Enott
V Sation Wines
Stolen Car Recovered After Nighttime Theft
Police recovered one of the cars stolen last night from 904 Coride Street near F. Le Ryoety. A separate report notes a rock theft from Jacob Greet at Plaid rein cis Street and ongoing citywide search for the other stolen trailer painted green.
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F. le Ryoety
Coride
Trenty
Jaeob
Plaid Rein Cis
Cincinnati
Controversy Over Teaching Darwin Sparks Faith Debates
Prominent voices condemn recent school teaching on evolution as perilous to faith and youth. The text, though garbled, signals alarm from academic and religious readers about Darwinian ideas and their place in public education, with implied wider cultural conflict noted.
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Abbenzan
Jayssen
WS Tennings Cryde
Hay
Home Burns as Widowed Mother of Eight Seeks Help
A homeless widow of eight, Mrs F Johnson, and her children face destitution after a house fire 16 miles from San Antonio. Charity workers describe the case as pitiful. Judge Augustus McCloskey was advised of the family’s plight and need for assistance.
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San Antonio
Augustus McCloskey
Th Sonne Caer
F. Johnson
Corpus Christ
Fall rips at charges amid political row in Texas
In Austin and Washington, Secretary Fall blasts allegations as ridiculous while defending motives behind moving the Forestry Department. The Court of Civil Appeals overturns a prior ruling in a gubernatorial campaign case. A San Antonio fire kills a widow and injures a child as neighbors describe a pillar of fire scene.
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Washington
Taterioe
Palmday
Forestry Department
Agriculture
Taterior Department
Gugsenherm
Congress Up In Air Over Bonus Plan
Reporters describe confusion in Washington as Congressional leaders gauge support for a proposed bonus certificate plan. President Truman’s stance remains uncertain and White House aides weigh possible veto, while key figures like Speaker of the House Joseph Martin react to mounting opposition and lingering questions about funding.
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Uagrence
M. Benevict
PY Stington
Marco
Congress
Yale
White House
Rhoithe
Car Bits Fire Plug Two Are Injured
Two men were injured in a crash at a local venue yesterday. Driver Peten, 42, was partly thrown from the wreck, while Alligon, 28, also sustained bodily injuries. Both were rushed to Robot Memorial Hospital. their conditions were not serious. Police say driver likely lost control due to steering defect.
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Byouke
Arras
Saath
Peten
iRtieat
Bya
Amity Aml
Alligon
East
Commerce Street
Senate urged to choose between Pacific pact and Anglo-Japanese alliance
Washington March Senator Lodge declared the Senate must select between the four power Pacific treaty with naval limits and peace or renewal of the Anglo Japanese alliance with naval competition and war. He urged ratification of the Pacific pact as the only path to end the alliance and enable the naval holiday. He warned defeat would jeopardize the arms conference and the naval limitation treaty. Nearby, a note on a visit by Mazze Sth Corps Visitor Wiehard Magee and Bertie followed.
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Lawrence
Martin
Urese
Ashington
Lodge
Senate
Yar
Unita
Sifau
Orlag
Arislic
United States
Canada
England
Witterky
Tutone
Citizenship Revocation Case Explores Identity and Origin
A Federal Court filing questions the citizenship status of Dobros, born July 4, 1891, who served in the U.S. Army and may have been granted citizenship in 1920. The document traces his ties to Constantinople, the Red Sea region, and his homeland, noting the complex background of history and origin as it shadows his claim to American status.
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Herassivoulgs Dobros
T. Colmay
Theskoran
Masier Juysques
Constantinople
Officinik
Efforia
Hove
Éleizashist
Moraora
Seven Wills
Bia Antonio
Iwidinga
Jibe
San Antonio
Alamo
Constanti- Boyle
Dohros
Mocea Duriies
Jeeayers
Sony
Dobros
Nobrod
United
Shilen
Ferrigg
Camp Urals
Women Hindered Spellbound by Mrs Chase Lecture
Mary Carter reports on Mrs Florence Austin Chase guiding a Wells and Mars Cooking School session drawing hundreds of women. The audience filled extra chairs as Chase showcased domestic science topics, including new window decor and drapery ideas, emphasizing practical home use and fabric choices.
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Mary Carter
Yeening News and Express
Florence
Austin Chase
Wells & Mars
Chaze
Chase
Thie
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