Regents Agree to Legislature Economy Ideas
Austin Tex Aug 1 regents of the University of Texas express willingness to operate with funds determined by the state to enable legislative appropriations without depriving other educational services. They insist the university must be funded adequately to maintain constitutionally mandated levels of service. They seek no delays and urge economy across state government to avoid burdens on the university.
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Lisbon Quiet After Rumored Revolution Telegram
A battered dispatch from Lisbon reported rumors of a revolution following a telegram from the Portuguese capital. The city was quiet as troops were said to be near, with extensive patrols and crowds in the streets amid uncertain conditions.
Sinn Feiners Await Ulster Adhesion Before Reply
Dublin Aug 2 The Sinn Fein delays in replying to the government Irish peace proposal are attributed to efforts to gain Ulster adherence before resuming negotiations with Premier Lloyd George. Ulster’s acceptance of a share in a powerful all-Ireland parliament while retaining autonomy is aimed for, but progress is slow and unity remains uncertain.
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Weather Forecast From San Antonio To The Plains
A shaky weather note predicts cooler conditions with a mix of sun and clouds for San Antonio and surrounding regions. Temperatures are expected to hover between the 2 and UR degree range with light variable winds. A cold front may bring a brief drop on Wednesday morning while rain chances vary across North and South Dakota and the central states.
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Lynching in Virginia Described as Public Act of Terror
A fragmented report details a lynching in Virginia with unclear names but notes the event followed by confessions of guilt. The piece mentions victims or participants in a violent public act, referencing a long history of mob violence and lawless punishment in the region.
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ADMITS STEEL CUTS
The United State Stovl Corporation confirmed leadership changes today as some companies, related to Hed Tes or ator ywintagts, are noted in the report. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Income Tax Collection to Be Probed
Washington Aug 3 A thorough investigation of the misdeeds within the Internal Revenue Department is ordered by Commissioner Bighr at Keuvel after Governor Allen of Rees alleged tax leaks. Blair says the probe aims to verify irregularities and ensure compliance with the law. Tinie doubts any cases exist but promises full punishment to any found.
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Allen 18 Plas Wopelin and the Washington probe
A Washington dispatch reports that Commissioner Liedaw led a broad investigation into alleged irregularities within the Internal Revenue department. Governor Allen says he welcomes exposure of charges but offers no further comments at this time. The piece notes strained relations between officials and mentions suspected involvement of individuals connected to tax and income exercises.
Plan Catholic Council to Convene in Washington DC
A national gathering of Catholic men is planned in Washington DC with bishops and archbishops attending. The annual conference will be held at a major university and centered on Catholic unity and national concerns.
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Tax suit outcome stirs New York Ang coverage
Report outlines a U S tax suit in New York where Ang and allies challenge 20 percent holdings, citing Rockefeller involvement and shares of stock as income. It notes a vote on distribution and a hearing featuring executives including Willan Linens Vitter, with motives tied to corporate activity and potential benefits.
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Postal Arrests Highlight Worthington Indictment Cast
Chicago reports detail federal actions linked to Worthington after an extensive grand jury indictment. The story notes officials pursuing Worthington, with references to associates and international locations, amid a broad investigation and recalled statements from Detroit sources.
Des Moines Cars to Quit Running Amid Bus System Fix
Des Moines faces a transportation disruption as the Des Moines Car company halts service while a complete city bus system overhaul proceeds. Officials aim to keep public transit running with about 70 buses under a fixed plan, with temporary measures possibly issued to automobile and taxi owners during the emergency. The closure could last months as the company plans sale and reorganization and debates franchise rights.
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Admits Atlanta Theft by Colgate Worker
A man named Hartin entered Detective Chrik Awiing's office in Atlanta on August 3 and confessed to a municipal theft charge. He claimed to have been employed by Colgate and Company in Atlanta and admitted earning about 700 rand. He had been dodging officers for three weeks and agreed to return to Atlanta to face the charge.
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Rum Arrests Promised by Federal Authorities
Report from New York states wealthy and prominent men face piracy charges tied to illegal trading. Federal officials disclose a major inquiry centered on maritime crimes and the seizure of goods aboard vessels.
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Soviets Release Americans and Relief Begins
American prisoners are released from confinement and relief efforts start as the Soviet Union coordinates with the International Red Cross and other relief bodies to aid starving Russians. The exact transport and destination details remain unclear while authorities confirm evacuees have been freed and relief work proceeds.
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Moscow repels peasants amid fires near Moscow
A mess of damaged text reports widespread village fires and evacuations near Moscow as peasants flee and authorities move troops. Telegrams note renewed activity around the outskirts with mentions of brigades and supply convoys reaching the central front.
Relief Agencies Debate Western Aid Efforts
Fragmented text depicts relief agencies HEART and Grufu providing aid amid Allied efforts. Mentions U S and Western powers considering wheat shipments, food relief to Russia, and debates over whether aid will reach intended regions. References to Hedto and global tensions linger with unclear specifics.
Study Dye Embargo Conflict at Senate Hearing
In Washington the Senate commerce and tariff groups clash over proposed embargo terms. Testimony from representatives and witnesses repeated disagreements as chairmen urged limits while rivals pressed for access, amid party opposition and renewed calls to reassess the embargo strategy.
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Fragmented Town Notice From A Tarnished Page
A damaged OCR fragment references racial tension in a southern town. It mentions violence toward a Black man and warnings by white residents, with garbled place names and dates. details are unclear but suggest a threatening atmosphere and potential patrols or vigilant actions.
Colorado Flood Threat Near Tana' City Delays Dangers
A scrambled report notes rising Arkansas River levels in Colorado near Tana' City with flood warnings affecting households. Early this week, rains worsened, causing evacuations and stressing families as authorities warned of continued high water.
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Ford’s Acts Too Fast and Interstate Rules Spark Change
The piece reports Washington and Michigan references as well as individuals including Yorron and Ward contending with Interstate Commerce Commission regulations. It notes a proposed 20 percent rate reduction on a stone file wagon and a five cent per hundred traffic reduction under the commission rules.
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British and Russian friendship growth outlined in address
Williamstown Massachusetts lecture described Anglo Russian relations from World War I to postwar hopes. Baron Korff cited recent cooperation while noting entrenched tensions with Britain and the United States. The speaker argued the 20th century’s early decade shifted enmity toward cautious alliance, stressing shared interests and the need for restraint.
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Wright and Mayor Talk Chief Appointment Without Decision
Local officials discuss Chief Massey’s future. no nomination or ruling made. Mayor Matthews signals vacancy but avoids naming a replacement, citing pending election and city hall deliberations.
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Maritime law test unsettles ship hijinks at port
Sit Wrsuacheitn Gil attends a maritime law test to validate a collision between the China Mail Steamship company ship Hues Navkhig and US ferry passengers near San Pranchen. Authorities debate cargo and ownership as foreign control is questioned and indemnity terms may rise to 200 dollars per passenger.
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Evading Sheriff Amid Indictments in Vermilion County
An unclear report notes Banville involving Tim in alleged conspiracies tied to state treasurer matters. Indictments supposedly moved to Springfield next week as political nominations and rivalries swirl, with references to Vermilion and nearby towns and incomplete returns shaping the scene.
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Reserve Board Sued Over Excessive Cotton Bank Interest
Washington reports new charge that the Federal Reserve Board forced cotton banks to pay 81 to 87 percent interest at times, with John Skelton Williams testifying before a congressional agriculture commission. Williams offered data when pressed. Governor Harding denied the detailed allegations, defending the board’s actions amid a two day hearing.
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Oklahoma Kidnapping Case Sparks Police Confusion
An unclear report outlines a kidnapping incident with Chief Malone blamed for misstatements. authorities say the case involves a teen and a planned pickup, with conflicting witness accounts and no confirmed arrests.
Mixed in Arrests Involving Local Citizens Confusion
A scrambled report describes arrests in a village amid confusion over who drove an automobile. Witnesses mention Constable Congdon and a claim that Bryan or another man could be involved, with village officials considering complaints and procedures.
Schooner Otello Fjord Run Aground Off California Coast
An Navy coastal report notes the three masted schooner Otello Fjord, 261 tons, aged ? crew and vessel near San Francisco Bay area. Local harbor merchants exchange details of the incident and possible salvage or distress handling by nearby parties.
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Poisoning Probe Grips Chicago Case
Police questioned Mary Demy, amid reports she faced several hours of questioning over the death of Brot Kola two weeks earlier and the alleged involvement of his wife Etta. Investigators indicated Mrs Demmer admitted jealousy toward another woman and was held for further questioning.
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Toll bill delay stirs Senate leaders amid farm policy rift
Washington reports indicate Senate leaders faced a delay in advancing a toll measure tied to farm policy. Opposition from WIR and tensions over Rusah's bill fueled the postponement, while comments from Mrs. Mareing vida suggested a cautious approach to avoid broader conflicts with Britain and other allies.
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