Truth in Rome and the Ruhr Crisis Unfolds
Analysis of Allied desires at the Paris Conference shows Britain France and Italy divided over enforcing the League covenant with Germany. Lloyd George accused delegates of acting like a snake while Paris pressed for strict disarmament and time extensions. The piece laments Wilsonian ideals and warns American involvement could shape Europe’s fate.
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Wilson
Rad Tiea Oly
Tre Licur
San Reno
Italy
Discu
League of Nazs
Ruhr
Supreme Council
Germany
Lioyd George
League of Nations
Wier
Poe
Europe
America
Shortage of Farm Labor Sparks AFL and Rural Leaders Debate
In denying Frank Afor rizon of the AFL that farm labor shortage was misrepresented in Congress, Roy Miller of the Rural Landowners Association described a nationwide condition. Farmers generally—statewide and specific regions—face labor tightness, with evidence suggesting a shortage will affect crop production and agricultural growth in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Aforrizon
America Federation of Labor
Sinalion
Roy Miller
Rural Landowners’ Association
Lexus
Indust Congress
Teyns
Dhel Sreigs
Tie Statia Seaamt
Labor trends in cotton farming and diversification risks
An analysis notes a 1 percent rise in industrial sector reports and cotton acreage gains, while total farm land under cultivation falls 14 percent. Farmers divert labor to cotton due to high prices, risking reduced production of other crops amid labor shortages and uncertain wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecrop
Supreme Court curbs Federal Trade Commission on coal cost reports
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia ruled the Federal Trade Commission lacked authority to issue monthly cost reporting orders to coal miners and other industries. The decision limits congressional powers, raising questions about government plans to regulate costs and set fair coal prices amid wage increases for miners.
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Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Federa Trade Mission
Vic
Fedoral Trade Commission
Ic Ty Congress
Weditegion
Oserciie
Copuress
Ile
Cuunissim
Pyerloukel Apprivenle
Tae Pasailie i Zaet
Why Orkegon Is Opposed In Mexican Politics
Fragmented OCR text discusses Mexican political figures Obregon Cerranza and Benillas, with mentions of international policy toward the United States. It notes tensions and unidentified quarrels affecting Mexico's relations, suggesting broader implications beyond internal politics. The passage is unclear and mostly fragmented.
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Benillas
Obuerves
Ranya
Cerranza
Desperany
Ciretana
Obregon
Mexico
United States
Teo
Mexico City
Mexico’s Election Clash Obregon Carranza Policy Rift
In a Mexican politics debate Obregon pledges friendship and economic ties with the United States, arguing his platform offers Mexico prosperity. Carranza counters, blaming foreign policy for Mexico’s woes and warning against yielding to Obregon’s liberal approach while noting martial law rumors and unrest in Sonora.
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Sonora
Obregon
Carranza
United States
Per
Attother
Carratran
Carranzi
Mexico
Ohuegua
Carranua
Menxican
Sucd
Vata
Governor Hobby weighs cotton policy amid pest scare
Austin, April 2. Gov Hobby says he cannot yet set a non cotton plan for infested areas. He notes contingent reimbursement for losses and will decide on policy before a special legislative session based on legislative action. The attorney general was asked to advise on possible preventive measures.
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Austin
Vex
Govarnor Hobby Jing
Ady
Dr Hyde sues Star newspaper in Uanwas City court
A civil suit filed in the circuit court seeks 82,610 in damages from the Star newspaper of Uanwas City. The plaintiff, Dr Hyde, alleges libel and names defendants including Raneas City and other parties. case details are incomplete due to fragmented text.
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Uanwas
Raneas
Serbian Children Aid Drive Led by Helen Gosanstel
Miss Helen Gosanstel daughter of the Serbian minister, organized a nation wide fundraiser in America to aid deslituta children displaced by the war. Under the National Birthday Committees and the Serbian China Welfare Association, with Mrs Olver Harriman as matron, the effort asks Americans to host birthday parties to share happiness with the homeless Serbian waity, reflecting wartime relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gosanstel
America
Serbian China Welfare Association
Olver Harriman
New York
Lins Netal
New Oil Wells Reported From Blueveport and Nearby Fields
Production notes list multiple wells with varying outputs. Blueveport and Scripta fields show new completions and gains, including We Gnitink and Refining Company No 6, with barrels produced at different depths and sections. Other wells cited include Shaw ATs, Whitt Vil Corporation Oakes No 6, and Inkes No 10, indicating ongoing activity across several operators.
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Blueveport
Avil
Fiecone Wellats Whursday
Fallow Halt Refining Company
GMiiquid + Company
Cornoration
Fragmented OCR note on names and events in early public notices
A garbled OCR passage lists names, places, and events with several mis-spellings. References include Washington, California officials, mediation terms, and travel mentions to San Francisco and The Far West. Details are unclear due to distortion and formatting errors.
Unclear OCR fragment highlights Dr Kapp exile and fugitives
Fragmentary text reports Dr Wolfgang Kapp fleeing Hert and seeking asylum via Sweden with police escort in a disrupted post revolt scene. It mentions connections to Hert and Malmo and a mix of foreign coverage, with other disjointed notes on officials, trials, and refugees.
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Hats New
Conwright
Daily News
Bervice
Stockholm
Gora
Wolfgang Ikon
Hertin
Kam
Sweden
Ketryt
Rainey Maneaua
Barney
Raya
Baya
Garney Vinnegan
Laugh or Two Avalone elf gettleman noticed work man walking
An odd scene on a railroad where a man taps wheels and comments on occupation shifts and routine. The dialogue hints at long service and a steady charm in repetitive labor as observers question the man’s past and motives. The fragment suggests a rural or small-town setting with informal talk about work and time.
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Nayne
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Madden
Uajenty McLadhen
Lily
Telvale
Esivatg
Meade Elu
DR. Hyde
Asha
Clark
Santé Me
Tapilig Tien
Queens
Rowan Pu Railroad Company
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Etootul
Rover
AE Paranels
Sines
Lund Og Dutvetory
Yutine
Es Waa
Youk
Eeedlig
C. R. Gray
Vesimied
LT. Otis
Tien Predent Content
Litho
Cldenge
Reimun Deva
Wiffreey Fou
Opsi Lon
Mis
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Railroad Commission
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Commission For
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Urale
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Santa Fe & Rock
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Hungary
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Ndeville
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Honset
Bryant Wash
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Avatonia News Weeklie
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Dapau
Honotute
Apri
Ean Franch
Kapp
Life
Ufsur
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Schaffer Oil and “Refining Company
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Rel River
Gov. Credle
Gertrude Cone Bink
Germuss Seng
Iain
Zurich
Maemshidt
Antomheeene
O Westington
Washington, D.C
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Iistlea
Canferurwe
Pricos
Chicago
Apt
Mt Won
Che'lins
Tinea
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Sumie
Tate
Dama
Columbia
Jobat Pershing
Stag
Ciel
University of A Ri
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Thiete Adnate
Tirail
Peg Mertlelr
Chavon
St Louis
Dorey
Meoriote
Chagi
Orlvanie
Mmyayeape DE Valley Association
Misiiesipnl Valley Waterwass
Amovlas
Sonemeo
Jaye Ledger
Ry Briggs
Thanes Amadalior
Pugin
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