Vision of Peace and Progress Across Nations
Fragmented text reviews global harmony and technological progress, urging shorter work weeks, increased leisure, and faster transport between Japan and the West. It notes Yale's gift of 87,000,000 sterling from John W. Sterling, and comments on labor reform, social happiness, and the elimination of idle time.
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John W. Sterling
New York
Pradvale
Yale
William Gree
Estelle Taylor fights Dempsey divorce suit in Hollywood
The article reports Estelle Taylor denying claims in a divorce suit against Jack Dempsey. She asserts he funded her career and home life was maintained, contradicting allegations and denying any interference with her professional life. The piece quotes Taylor defending her independence amid tabloid claims.
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Mart Carveene
Tock Dempsey
Dutelle ‘Taylor
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Jack Metre
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Jack Deapaty
Breause
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Court Rules on Federal Taxes in Taras Case
The Supreme Court declares the State of Taras subject to federal taxes in a case brought by the ET corporation of Paso. A lower court decision granting a respite for federal taxes is overturned, affecting GPi income fees and related assessments.
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Et, Paso
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Weather Forecast Van Anmis Mad Virtaliz
Cloudy and windy conditions expected with a cool afternoon. Temperatures near 70 degrees, with a chance of late showers and higher winds in the evening. Page notes indicate continued cool spell and warmer Tuesday, but details are uncertain.
Acadian Girls Visit Louisiana for Evangeline Statue Unveiling
Twenty seven Acadian descendants from Moncton set out for Louisiana to renew ties with the Acadian homeland. The journey aims to honor Evangeline and culminates in the unveiling of a statue at St Martinsville, Ta, marking a symbolic reunion 198 years after the original dispersion.
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Moncton
N. F
Longletfaye'n Evaneetlee
Bayou Teche
Lousiana
Boris Brokme
Louisiana
Wade
St. Marinsville
Evangeline
Pantages and Four Others Face Court in Girl Market Case
In San Diego on April 13 a court case targets John Pantages, a Los Angeles real estate dealer, and four others in a complex “girl market” scheme. The proceedings name Olive Glerk Day and Jobelmann as figures linked to the alleged publicity stunt and common law relationship, with other supporting parties identified in the 비용-restricted article.
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Cality
Pi Alexander
Pantages
Wwe
John P. Mills
Los Angeles
Cloudy Weather Forecast For Antonia With Rain Expected
A weather bulletin says cloudy conditions will bring rain to Antonia from Monday night into Tuesday. Temperatures Monday morning fell to near zero with a forecasted low around 18 degrees and a daytime high near 48. Winds from the east to southeast will be moderate.
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Sa -Antonia
Gasoline Tax Rate Increase Refused
A proposed amendment to raise the gasoline tax from four to five cents was defeated. Representative Engelbard of Fogle Lake proposed the change to a bill by Representative Tiabbarit of New Poston to shift the tax to wholesalers. The vote against the amendment was 25 to 21.
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Apt
Ae—Ypary
Pefuse Ta Fuerenae Ihr
Gaentine
Engelbard
Fogle Lake
Tiabbarit
New Poston
King George III Continues to Improve at Windsor
An official Windson Castle bulletin states King George has continued to improve after a bout of sub acute bronchitis. Jorvis conveyed the favorable update, noting steady progress in the monarch’s condition.
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England
Windson
Windsor Castle
Jorvis
George Hax
Japan's Injured Premier Quits Job
Tokyo reports that Japan's premier resigns after injuries, dissolving much of the cabinet. The move follows a period of political turmoil and health concerns, with the government signaling a shift in leadership and policy.
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Japan
Tokio
By & Young
Abusaio
Taka Tiuronguehl
Tolay
Legal clash over city league representation fuels election row
A dispute between the Citizens' League and city officials after a regular council meeting prompts a Feb 12 meeting to decide if equal representation will be allowed in the upcoming election. The city charter and state law cited by Dickson govern representation rules as the debate continues.
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Deadyeta- Weldon
League
Navehan
Bealec Lion
Atasor CG
AL Chambers
Dickson
Unclear Election Standards Prompt Baseball and Umpire Mentions
Fragmentary notes mix election remarks with baseball references including umpires and games. Names such as Cobbs and Chambery appear with scattered phrases about players and matches. The readable text is too incomplete to determine a clear event or outcome.
State Tax Battle Over Oil Leases At Texas University
The state argues oil lease profits from university lands should be taxed as federal revenue, contending leases transfer mineral rights and benefits to the university. The oil company counters only state taxes apply, while the federal government supports funding university needs and taxation of income as from other sources.
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Chia State University
Russia
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Alon
Hoewin
Dat
Itt Janda
Ander
Texas
Holiire
Bel
Thue Chase
Eyhiretta
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Texax
Vavil
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U S Woman Expelled From Russia For Stalin Story
BERDIN April 43 An American magazine writer Reve Garecte Grady was expelled from the Soviet Union after recounting an anecdote about Joseph Stalin. A foreign office official cited potential danger in publishing the piece, saying it would not be tolerated if it revealed sensitive details. The author’s visa and mining expert employment prospects were jeopardized as a result.
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Berdin
Joseph Slslin
Ater
Bes
Reve Garecte Grady
Foreign Office
Pete the Pup and Our Gang Star in Real Eye Incident
Pete Fortunate Velo, beloved dog from Our Gang, exhibits a black eye described as the real thing and mingles with Hollywood celebrities in a lively account citing his long film career, insurance coverage, and public notoriety. The piece notes his early silent era roles, his fame as Tige, and his enduring appeal in the cinema.
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Black Eye
Our Gang
Pele Hax Beet
Ulg Peemter
Pup
Tige
Aunt
Lehr Arrest in Liquor Charge Leads to Grand Jury Hearing
Dace Leb, contractor, and William S Kole, along with two others, faced liquor transportation charges before US Commissioner Pant A. Lockhart. Pleas of not guilty entered. bonds set at $10 each. A seized truck contained 24 cases of beer, later tied to a filling station service incident. Police anticipate presenting case to grand jury after prelim hearing.
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Dace Leb
William S Kole Dr
United States
Eugene Carrasco
Agenis
Jehr
Nicaragua Rebels Loot American Offices in Pasito Cabesas Clash
A chaotic report states a clash at Pasito Cabasas between Nicaraguan rebels and a Marine unit from the United States left twenty five Marines and ten civilians dead. Civilians described as workers in Bryciard Fraic camps were reportedly burned out of offices and a Thinker Of Roost site. The Marine detachment, part of U S Army ville, had moved to Pasura Caberns with rebel activity beginning yesterday.
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Vanems
United States
Pasito Cabesas
Blueficlis
Emydayes
Bryciard Fraic
U. S
Auhneville
Pusrha
Caberns
Graf Zeppelin Returns Home After World Tour
Graf Zeppelin lands at dawn in Brieß n addresses post voyage notes. The airship completed a 9 hour journey to the southern Mediterranean, Egypt and Palestine amid earlier landings at Port Said. Debarks and embarks occurred on Saturday as a precautionary measure.
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Briedrighshaven
Germany
Graaf Zeppalid
Wouthern Mediterranean
Egypt
Patestior
Dirigt
Japan Royal Pair Visits West Point
Prince and Princess Tekamatsu of Tapas visit the United States on a world tour and stop at West Point. Officials note their presence and formal attire during the military academy visit.
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Japan
West Point
Buckies
Wes
Tekamatsu
Tapas
Author of Threat Letters Sought Crank Behind Hoax
Police and post authorities sought the author of threatening letters sent to wealthy Chicagoans. The missives warned of violence if consent and oath money were not paid, but officials believed the writer was likely a nameless crank with no identifiable victims.
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Apu
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Chicaguans
Poli¢S
Wanted Ads Newsitem with Bungalows and Cars
Classified style notice notes a bungalow for sale near the Loop with two paved rooms and terms. A 1929 Chevrolet Coupe in good condition is offered for 376 with Mary terms. Also mentions two room apartments on San Pedro Avenue and various ad lines.
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Jae
Chevrolet
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