Harding allies focus on Panama Canal and trade over treaties
The President-elect appears to value the Panama Canal as vital to future U S growth and sees commerce as shaping policy. He favors mutual interests with nations over aggression and hints at a broader economic reorientation including Germany’s reintegration.
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White House
Gulf Coast
Panama
Air
Harding
Casal
United States
Panama Canal
Romiperce
Europe
Marding
Germany
Usample
Great Britain
Sperson
One Step to Recognition in Mexico's Political Shift
Secretary Calby's reply to Pesqueira's letter shows cautious praise for the Mexican revolutionary change. The secretary expresses confidence that Mexican officials recognize friendly intent and seeks to sustain U S sympathy, though the message remains measured and restrained.
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Calby
Pesqueira
Mexico
Cof Sinte
Mexico and US weigh recognition amid Article 27 dispute
Washington dispatch reports Colby’s confident outline for a Mexico recognition plan. It notes Mexican assurances on property rights and the controversial Article 27, with Crescents of potential trouble if written understandings fall short. The piece flags pending Mexican consent and the aim of a rapid settlement once recognition is proposed.
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Mexico
Mexica
Washington, Ma
Colby
Senor Pesqueira
Washington
Desert Inn
United States
Sue- Vretory Cullig
Ale Colby
Mexito
Ima
Theoby
Senor Pecquetra
Passing of Irish Cops and their sense of justice
The piece lauds historic Irish police as having three virtues courage prudence and a steady sense of justice. It recalls a bygone era when transportation was slower and officers were trusted guardians who acted with discretion, aiming to prevent trouble and aid citizens rather than harshly punish.
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Lanners Jn
Billy
Old Irish cops and modern patrols stir public humor
The piece contrasts old fashioned Irish policemen on motorbikes with today’s force, noting a shift in discretion and humor. It argues enthusiasm for authority risks souring public relations, while a retained Irish sense of humor helps citizens and officers connect amid growing complexity and critique of police demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Automobile Accidents Rising Fast Across Nations
The article argues motor vehicles now cause more fatalities than railways, citing Spectator figures. From 1906 to 1929 railway deaths dropped while automobile deaths rose sharply, especially in cities. It notes drivers and pedestrians risk more as cars outpace trains in danger.
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The
Spectator
Hetweed
Strack Railways
Turing
Repisbiatio
Kriman Vile
Miss Melissa and the Middleton Move In
A distressed single woman, Miss Melissa, endures poverty and housing loss in Middleton. As the second floor drama unfolds, her social circle shifts with neighbors, looming eviction, and a hopeful but fragile dream of stability in a new apartment. The piece blends memory, conflict, and intimate detail in a faded town narrative.
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W. Werner
Middleton
Melisa
Tim
Apade
Carrie
moLho
Wiwehter
Lea Fog
Melissa Realso
Luce
Metis
Juul Nrenily
Herdell
Thonkeylying Inne
Melba
Fang
Antella Dobyou
Pruwsteinge
Darkis
Willie Faiad
Cotinger
Hovn
Rome
Cole
Fayely
Hagenther
Avlya
Saeed
Lily
Thé
Oblers
Lea Tndelinge
Lpieemaiaal
Mbna
Bette Dirs
Rumored War News From Sebastopol and River Clash
A fragmentary report describes General Bognevehy under pressure as Bolshevik forces advance near a river line. The scene includes a damaged automobile, the general escaping into the river, and red troops retreating northeast of a town while British press observers note weary troops reaching a village.
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Sebastopol
Dav. S
Genecal
Bogaevuky
Paris Temps
Guy
Kesiters
Eaphurul
Succumb to Soviets in Wisconsin Tale
Fragmented text reports a controversial claim from a Wisconsin professor about Soviet influence and elimination of certain intellectuals. The piece mocks academic rhetoric and hints at political fear, referencing Petrogra d and a university setting with scattered obscured names and phrases.
Fragmented reminiscences of Bolshevik-era exiles and scholars
The text recounts a blurred catalog of names and places tied to Bolshevik repression, famine and executions across Petrograd and neighboring towns. It mentions professors and intellectuals, some executed or detained, with scattered references to European and American reactions and the broader collapse of prerevolutionary academia.
Palestinian drama shocks audience at clandestine theater meeting
A chaotic report details a controversial Palestine related stage event with parties including a Dr Harte and others, amid accusations of provocative conduct and public reaction. The text describes a tense gathering, alleged improprieties, and a clash between organizers and attendees.
Fragmentary dialogue on memory and life from a cryptic transcript
A garbled page presents disjointed phrases about memory aging and death. The dialogue mentions various figures and locations in a broken stream of sentences, with no clear narrative or coherent events. The text reads like corrupted OCR with scattered names and questions, inviting interpretation rather than reporting a single factual incident.
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