Auwen SAYS COTTON REDUCTION PLAN SPECULATION SCHEME
In a telegram, Wannamaker, chair of the South Carolina Cotton Association, questions a proposed plan to cut cotton acreage. The governor warns that any group agreeing to limit output risks anti trust violations, and notes the move appears aimed at speculative interests rather than farming. He urges immunity from prosecution and questions the public policy backing of the reduction effort.
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Kai
Wannamaker
South Carolina
Cotton Association
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Allen
Wanlla
Jesus
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Ube
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Quits Cathartics Internal Baths Relieved Permanently
Fragmented OCR text describes a medical or spa setting with mentions of cathartics, internal baths, and trials. It references a person named Joxenit A. Wels and a hotel vendor, with scattered phrases about relief, trial usage, and the notion of a persistent cure. The readable portions point to a historical advertisement or case note from a New York area context.
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Joxenit A. Wels Hotel Vendorney Seaehlugiany Decan
Aperellis
New York
Renund Fl AX
Sony Miazeeloun
Jigen
Evertions
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Hanthy Myerson
Ana
Dangerous Catarrh Of The Stomach Warned By Physician
A New York physician warns that catarrh of the stomach is dangerous and may lead to deadly illness if untreated. He advocates a hot water stomach wash and Purified Magnesia as a solvent and preventive aid, promising relief and stronger digestion with the remedy.
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Iweiter
New York
Cotton conditions and calls for market stabilization
The speaker notes not a current critical cotton shortage before the 2019 crop, expects enough to meet world demand, and warns that speculation drives prices. They urge government action to stabilize cotton prices during industrial adjustment while acknowledging conflicting letters and telegraphs from peers.
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South Carolina
Willon
Industriat Yoniljustmient
Lye Gop
German Grip Broken Amid Istanbul Armistice Turmoil
A damaged passage describes German officers and soldiers captured or interned after the fall of Constantinople and the armistice with the Allies. It notes German clerks at Constantinople banks winding up business under Allied control, Enver Pasha and leaders on the run, and ongoing economic disruption affecting Turkey.
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Wocir Epgar Browne
Constantinople
Torker
Avil
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Denis Nas
Homburg
Turkey
Armisticn
Notolig
Ia Banees
Similte
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Eruetion
Hines Refuses to Accept New Steel Prices
The report covers Administrator Hines and the Railroad Administration resisting a new steel price schedule agreed by a government board. Cabinet leaders and industry officials met to discuss price negotiations, and the conference decided to seek further review rather than impose a settlement.
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HINES
Weelington
Prines
Tuduetcial
Department of Commerce
Railroad Administration
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Industrial Board
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Made Good Record in Aviation Service
Major General Witlam b Bally boon leads aviation service with implied reforms amid calls for reductions and personnel changes. Brigadier General Mitchell succeeds Kenly as the air service shifts, while broader budget, administration, and approval debates unfold, touching procurement and strategic priorities.
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H Rier
Ant
Chaos
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Mitchell Socceeds
Kenly
Fragmented Soviet War Buried in Obscure Manuscript Note
A garbled text fragment discusses Bolshevik force actions, potential military moves against Romania and Poland, and failed negotiations. It references a supposed military attack plan, a strategic cordon, and Bolshevik resistance, with unclear attributions and personal names. The passage appears as a damaged archival note from a Bolshevik context.
Soldier commands eastern front in new alliance drive
The general to lead military efforts in Southeast Europe as allied forces tighten grip on the region. Durable fronts push deeper into contested areas with coordinated operations across multiple sectors and strategic hubs.
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Mung
Europe
Flin
Eabarengsiy
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