Congress Faces in on Plug on Washington April 12
Washington April 12 The Bith congress met promptly at noon to tag ethe cel af President Banting for te first session, expected to continue wr otably into the evening. The session opened amid reorganization and the usual rules and bills, as the body awaited President Harding's first message tomorrow. The Republican majority aims to set Cherokes strips to seat party members, while speculation grows on the era ahead under a Republican administration after a decade of Democratic control. The day saw delays and drafts of the president's message, with efforts to copy and revise it before delivery.
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Cinnte Kitchin
North Carolina
Mariel
Chait Clark
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Miles Robertsin
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Monebore
Ralleohes
Hyake
Cela Dom
Wonsan
Qingvesx
Cama
Asha Failes
Rosie Mies Robderson
Sane Pha Tao
Wilks
Fordnes
Me Wilson
Dt Brangitt
Grover Cleveland
Bergdali
Philadelphia
de Hoppar
Uie
Senate
Aut Democrati
Persideuy
Ye Poudmerdeun
Washington
Uvonna
Spetelius
Unclear text in early report on Washington incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes a shock event near Washington with a dog, a university instrument, and a stated distance of about 1800 miles. Mentions a geographer and unusually garbled details about times and locations, leaving core facts unrecoverable.
Fragmentary report of a fire and injuries at Barn event
A partial OCR item describes a fire at a Barn involving Wren Whontta and Lillie Moonped cu from wart Hisense. It mentions Mrs Stata Sanutarr suffering severe burns in an explosion and notes the incident occurred near April t t dates with local reaction from avichbor authorities.
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Ates
Lillie
Bnaibay
Stata Sanutarr
Avichbor
Senator Shoots General Sale Tax Bill in Senate
Washington. A general sales tax bill by Senator Shoot advances from the Senate Economics Committee. The measure would levy about 2 percent on gross receipts above 600 dollars annually for most commodities, with several exemptions. Opening hearings are planned by week’s end to review the proposal and its distribution of the tax burden.
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Shoot
Washington
Reantor Snot
Vitaly
Senate
Ito
Hur Snont
Sidi Ag
Revenue Tax Debate on Paper Profits and Sales Levy
A congressional debate contends a new tax on profits and sales would apply to both domestic and imported goods, hitting merchants and manufacturers. Proponents cite revenue needs and a broad base, while critics warn of economic harm and unfair burdens on commerce and consumer goods.
Ex-Empress Victoria of Germany Dead in War Era Remains
A historical notice recalls Augusta Victoria of Schleswig Holstein as a charitable, devoted wife and mother. It notes her tenderness toward the German poor, visits to hospitals, support for wounded soldiers, and a lifelong commitment to peace and French language study despite wartime strain. Her six sons and one daughter are referenced, with emphasis on her virtuous persona and public welfare efforts.
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Nicholas
Wip
Augusta Victoria
Lo Jier
Fle Dureh
Jnce Spowling
Germany
Pat Beon
Ohe
Agemar
Lustauera
Garman
Canning
Alsace
Aten
Avenel Vietoria
Aszieil Dake Mredevick
Geb Wie
Thalstody Kondeyhugg Anguatanbirg
Schlengigs Volstein
Feonaeriel
Pelhee Willis
Monesia
Thex
Miners Seek Work in Spanish Projects
An unclear report notes miners in Cartagena seeking employment for a major project in Spain. It references efforts in Madrid and hopes to fund fuel or equipment needs through the venture.(Entity details are partially garbled but indicate mining work and regional links in Spain.)
Will ship sisal goods in bonded cars for port storage
A garbled report describes bonded transport of sisal bales into freight cars at a port. It mentions Elecon KOT balok and storage at the Norlean facility, with references to a supervisor and cargo handling while the market remains active.
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Emivet
Port Artilles
Deficit of Railroads in February Tops Seven Million
Washington April 11 Railroads of the United States reported a February deficit exceeding 7 million dollars as 100 of 203 reports failed to show expenses and profits. Total operating revenues were 406,008 dollars with expenses about 878,000 dollars, a vast decline from prior periods. Regional reports show varied revenue drops and persistent deficits despite new valuation-based rate plans. Net operating income across regions remained negative, with Southern and Western districts showing sizable shortfalls compared with February 1920.
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Weehington
D.C
Railwoads
United States
Laterstate Commerce [Commission
BIM
Association of Railroad Executives
Goal Power
Siow Southern
Éiuckers
Tribulguour
Rome
Iketytet
Sunita
Back From Trade Trip Neie Olona
April 27 lay date covers a trade extension visit by Neie Olona and associates to discuss developing business ties in Mexico for pipes and markets. Mexican government officials and U.S. southern representatives weighed extended terms and potential benefits for New Orleans.
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Olona
Aye
Mexico
Bettors
Walgie Southern
Pest
Orton
Parte
Renal
Henery
Rome Ex-Mayor Nathan Dies in Unclear Circumstances
The obituary notes the death of Nathan, a former mayor with English-born parents, detailing his travels between England and the United States and his connections to a Washington residence and a pavilion. The fragmentary text references long-vanished locales and ambiguous events surrounding his life and death.
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Nathan
Rane
Sleu
Sluws
England
Deal
Eas
Oleetel Tayur
Tome
Bat
Aitler Ie
Wilken
Washington
Leeneley
Paris envoy praised by Herrick in somber note
In a fragile account, Herrick lauds Paris and Avril in a cautious, rambling report about U S relations. The piece references Moran MN and an ambassadorial role, noting tensions and a tightening stance between Weare and the United States as the era’s focus.
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Avril
Fonaue Leroudlent Lvmoney
Woirtag
Poe Suni
Spocweneel
Saris Credit
Atajiitiin
Moran
Heveink
United States
Aubassader
Prater
M. Boinenin
Muraiel
Weare
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