Nomination of Colonel Harvey Sparks Senate Firestorm
Washington April 21 reports a Senate clash over Colonel Harvey’s nomination as ambassador to Britain. Mississippi Democrat Harrison assails the Wilson administration, calling Harvey partial, vindictive, and a threat to the League of Nations, while urging Senate inquiry and debate to curb perceived influence.
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D. C
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Senate
Georgy Harvey
Britain
Wilson
Mississippi
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Harvey
Towden
Gren
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League of Nations
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Walon
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Haeatelie
United Sulia
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Amerina
Washington Navy Seizes Guns at Atlantic Base
Secon tary Danby reports guns captured from a wartime stockpile at an American naval base near the Agares coast. Portugal allows mounting the name Ponty Del Cada, mirroring earlier moves by Secretary Thiele. Private garment work ends as Amalgamated Workers and other outfits halt production amid wartime needs.
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Washington
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Portugal
Navy
Thiele
Bloat Program Thingitay Parade Draws City Agencies
The event at 4 pm features police and fire department displays, military bands, and hospital units. A ceremonial program includes bands from Mexican Village and a folk group from the Sun Queen Court.
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Mendes
Germany Refuses Transfer of Reichsbank Gold Reserves
Berlin notes the German government officially declines to move the Reichsbank gold reserves to the reparations commission in Coblenz data. An Austrian envoy in Berlin forwarded the request to the U S State Department in Washington. The appeal, signed by Chancellor Fehrenbach and Foreign Minister von Binhous, seeks mediation and adherence to all obligations.
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Davis Tye
Weather Outlook For San Antonio Region With Windy, Cold Air
A cool cloudy pattern dominates the San Antonio area with blustery northerly winds. Lows near 48 degrees and light precipitation reported in nearby stations as an unsettled front moves eastward.
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Cimler
San Antono
Darhoe
Ban Antoni
Houston
Trace
Jalverton
Casseit Lyft
Atorur
Shiek
Coxuy
Wiseurein
Galifoenia
Discovery Puzzle Reveals Complex Historical Figures and Place Names
Fragmentary text hints at a puzzle surrounding a discovery linked to a list of persons and locations. It references names such as Vega and Tak, a Mission site, and a broader search context with uncertain dates and events. The garbled OCR shows a historic archival record style.
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Iethernfirwen
Fey
Alexander Tearson
Fia
Unclear OCR fragment covers wages and events in 1900s era
A scrambled OCR passage mentions salaries and dates with scattered names and places. It references Freeport and April actions, but the text is largely garbled with no clear event, date, or coherent participants.
Henry Marsh 18 Not Entitled to Field Millions Court Says
Fragmented OCR notes report a New York court ruling that Henry Henry Marsh III, son of Marshall Field, is not entitled to any share of a large inheritance. The decision affects the Marsh field estate and the line of succession, with references to family members and prior claims.
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Thenry Marsh
Springfield
Anthony Aurell
Chinango
Degas Marsh
Supreme Court
Marshall Hick
Leon
Henry Ansnosy Marsh
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England
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Aise Perkins
Taarehori Sisters
Virginia
Henry Bietd
Anthony Marsh
Emily
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Prandeons
Meir Childyent
Mabel
Mexican May Day Celebrations and Rising Tensions
Mexico frets over May Day plans as widespread labor unrest and walkouts threaten stability. Bakers and textile workers press employers with ultimatums, while Obregon rejects radical activity as a threat to peace amid amid growing protests and potential strikes across the country.
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Mexico
Lees
Obregon Lins
Earl- Waynen
Ganetine
Still Champions Amid Mixed-Ups at New York Presbyterian Event
The Presbyterian church in New York hosts a complex gathering with notable figures and a mix of readings and offerings. Attendees include executives from YM and local restaurants, while the event notes temperate attendance and a broad range of beverages and foods.
Cotton Progress Delayed by Weather Across Regions
A weather bulletin for Dink week reports impeded cotton planting in the eastern states and the belt, with heavy rains limiting central western regions. The weekly crop prospects note reduced activity and the need for reprinting a future forecast, as conditions hinder incremental gains.
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South Garo- Hhine
Commutation for Escaped Negro Prisoner After Sheriff Oversight
An imprisoned Black man, previously overlooked by law enforcement, received a commuted sentence following a discovery of omission by the sheriff. Details show a lengthy delay and questions raised about the process, with the outcome granting clemency after the error was identified.
Peace Plan Discussion and Mixed Signals From Committee
Fragmented OCR text discusses a peace plan, mentions April, various names, and unclear actions by committees, with references to Germany and Austria. The content is garbled, but centers on diplomacy, proposals, and possible political stalemate.
Honor to Henry Grady in April celebration
A local tribute marks the forty fourth anniversary of Henry Grady's birth with planned speeches and writings from notable national figures. The event honors Grady, who died earlier, with a ceremony acknowledging his influence and past contributions.
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Geady
Court Exceeded Right in Labor Board Verdict
A derailed labor board case reveals questions of authority and fairness as a court review scrutinizes the board’s ruling. Names and exact actions are unclear, but the narrative centers on the legality of the board’s exceedance of jurisdiction and the implications for the involved parties.
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Labor Board
Fights Turmoil at Tug of War Rally in Kentucky
Disorder erupts amid a political gathering in Tuscaray Ky as clashes break out among attendees. Police move to separate groups while organizers condemn violence and call for calm during the event.
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Mamio Borsa
Pwr Caton
Ihinaritys
Gabe
Manieiateonueliss GM
Vans
Unidentified Names and Roles Mentioned in Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Washington, Thuston, and Wright with scattered titles and roles. References include revenue, weather, and a photographer connected to medical topics, but the text is garbled and unreadable in places, offering only partial glimpses of officials and events.
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Washington
Klaiy
Thuston
Bensingsiee
Vernmerce
Pershing Named Head of Staff in Time of War
Washington reports General John J. Pershing is named head of staff and direct army operations during wartime. The appointment follows detailed wartime planning and coordination with allied commands and defense officials.
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Pershing
Hundred Million for Cattle Loans Sought by Governor Harding
A historical speech outlines a proposal for a hundred million dollars to fund cattle loans. It credits Governor Harding with leadership and references considerations by national figures and economic context, noting potential impacts on farmers and rural credit.
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Harding
SIX COMMUNISTS SLAIN IN VIETNAM WAR ERA CLASH
Fragile report details a fatal clash resulting in multiple communist casualties amid rising tensions in a Southeast Asian theater. Names, places, and specifics are obscured in OCR text, but the incident is framed as a security operation with casualties on one side. Additional context remains unclear due to garbled source material.
Pormer's Tvaens Come True When He Plows Up Pot
Fragmented OCR text recounts a farmer named Pormer or Pameror discovering a pot of old coins and bullion. The tale notes denominations, mint values, and fears of fortune being taken by kin, with a focus on a guarded heirloom and a wary household. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Pormer
Cains
Dsvomibit Ak
Aircon
Fragmented Confession From A Wartime Prisoner Case
A long, garbled OCR passage mentions various names and places including Leavenworth and New York. It seems to describe confidential information about penitentiaries, wartime espionage, and a series of quoted phrases about individuals and events. The exact facts are unclear due to corrupted text.
Dublin April Elections Report From Local Meeting
Fragmented OCR notes describe Dublin elections and local party activity. Mentions candidates, counties, and a meeting schedule with unclear dates and names.
Bergdoll Probe Heads Alan Cay Appt Board Rep Declares
Fragmentary report notes a probe involving Bergdoll and a proposed appointment board. Mentions Speaker and chairpersons, with named figures from the era and party affiliations, including Democrats. The text is garbled but indicates a political inquiry and associated names.
Protest Paper Rate in Washington April Complaak
Fragmented OCR text from a Washington protest rate notice appears with garbled names and places. It references the War, relief, a newspaper record, and Galveston News. The readable fragments suggest a public notice about protests or rates, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Pareyatate
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Paisa
Vowk Worth Revord
Kort Worth
Weil
Galveston
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