Moving Pictures and Indian Dances Spur Global Talk
An article fragment discusses a traveling train experience titled Chief with moving pictures and observations of Native dances by the San Navier and Gallup communities. It references Lincoln and Washington, the League of Nations, and tensions involving Japan. The piece notes cultural exchanges, western expansion, and public figures like Gallup editor Vingent Taeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbrad
Vingent Taeger
We Independent
VM Gallup
Raynin
Lincoln
Washington
United States
Jagan
League of
Tau
Moe Fon
Mie
Mme
Japan
Chinese Demand Shocks League Council Over Manchuria Evacuation
The article reports tense exchanges within the League of Nations council over Japanese evacuation of Manchuria. Diplomats discuss a five point Chinese demand package and a potential China withdrawal from the league if not met. Ambassadors in Tokyo and Paris barbs mark a fragile council stance as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culversal Kerr
Ince Varts
Chinn
Ant Dapain
League of Salivas
Glyone
Alfred Sra
Kuomintang (Nationaliat
Liengue Council
Hing Tsom
Lal
Jon
Joana
Manchuries
Commission of Iwylyy
Chinas
China
Manchurian Revolt Report Reaches Tokyo in Wary Dispatch
A late December dispatch from Tokyo reports officials confirming unrest in Manchuria and a pending move to strengthen oversight. Chinese authorities are cited as seeking measures to restore order amid the revolt rumors.
Unclear battle report disrupts police squad brief
fragmented OCR describes gang clashes and police encounters with references to various names and places. mentions of shots, officers and a chaotic scene across multiple locations with unclear chronology and disconnected fragments.
Solons Debate Revenue Plan Amid Billion Dollar Gap
Washington reports a looming deficit of about 875 million dollars as lawmakers debate a major revenue plan. Officials forecast a need for swift action to balance the budget and fund programs, with discussions centering on tax changes and spending limits.
Gandhi Quits England For Native Land
Mahatma Gandhi leaves England for India amid a public appeal to Britain to revoke Bengal’s harsh ordinances. Crowds at Victoria station hear his farewell message as he sails from Folkestone to Boulogne on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
London
Mahating Gandhi
India
Siilar
Mat
Christ
Ology
Railr
Roach
Anne Lane
Syne
Natianalee
Ganith
Cardi
Victoria
Madeleine Slade
George Lansbury
Folkston
Boulogne
Gaudi
Britain
Bengal
Sea Travel Yard
Ccmpany
Brindiai
Waly
Inia
South Sees Rising Support for Wilstead Act Change
A Washington dispatch reports growing sentiment in the South for modifying the Wilstead act to permit regulation of wine imports. Randall Maui and Gan Farpen noted the push gains traction as more Americans see reform as a path to curb criminal racketeers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Randall
Maui
Gan Farpen
Howard Enalinghe Criminad Eneters of Die Bondenerr
Court Denies Smith Seat in Senate Turmoil
The Senate rejected Smith's confirmation for the chairmanship amid a clash over immediate post confirmation actions. Justice Moritay of the District of Columbia Supreme Court ruled the nomination, prompting possible appeals to the U S Supreme Court. The episode involved attempts to recall confirmations and a presidential advisory on resubmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wutvern Servier
Wartington
de Cy
George Otis Buith
Federn Ower
Crintchcsinn Wes
Justice Moritay
Tyshiet
Columbia Supreme Couirt
Court of Appeals
Kates Supreme Court
Gordon
Jani Omer Lyk
Smith
Lon Vor
Charles A. Hassell
William V. Dungy Clint
Oil Commission
Sontte
Crowds Greet Gandhi in Paris Amid Mass Welcome
Huge crowds in Paris gather to see Indian nationalist leader Mahatma Gandhi arrive for a conference at Magic Hall. Police struggles to control the throng as Gandhi enters the venue drawing intense public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Waris
Nec
Gandhi
Tonto
Eranda
Riremie
Pope May Grant Gandhi Audience
Pope may grant Mahatma Gandhi an audience amid dispatches from Universal Service noting potential meeting. Report from Jost and other agencies details Vatican interest and tentative schedule during Gandhi’s transit to a state visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Gandhi
Anu Harding Safe at Airport After Incident
The report states Anu Harding was safe at the airport following a Vietnamese flight incident. Barre Bannister piloted the craft and chose to stay at Orhinda after recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu Harding
Universal Service
Venice
Fin Hee
Eee Harding
Beariful
Fearel
Vanight
Orlane
Levite Atraick
Fom
Slacksonville
Barre Bannister
Orhinda
Restore Futures Trading in Berlin Reopens Market
Berlin amid industrial demand the Reichsbank reinstates Hed Nihien trading in foreign exchange clearing. The clearing department resumes operations with market makers and traders required to align with new regulations and issuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
American Tobacco Market Sees Reduced Prospects
Market conditions for all American grown tobaccos this year are less favorable than 1926. Reduced world demand and declining exports drive weaker consumption and tighter supplies, as officials note in the current market assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingyson
Striking Miners Call for Mass Meeting
In Cahfor City, a mass meeting of striking miners was called for tomorrow. Organizers reported the walkout's history and the ongoing tax issues. Operators remain uncertain as the labor action continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catahoma City
Dec
Mei Miners Tax
Tomorrest Iy McAlearer
Hini
Anme
Soo Nen
Tenryetta
Austrians Arrest Soviet Operatives Near Vienna Station
Austrian police captured alleged Soviet agents at a radio station near Baden outside Vienna. The location had been broadcasting propaganda in several languages. Authorities did not disclose the identities of those arrested.
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Tiennal Tee, S
INS
Ther
Bayled the Noted Pilot Dies in Spe Race
Bayled a famed pilot from Springfield Massachusetts died in a speed race crash near Wayne County airfield. He is remembered for a 10 000 prize win at Cleveland National Air Meet and his ambitious record bid.
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Bayled
SPE Quest
Risml
Fomaya
Guilea Marine
Wayne County
Ilos
I Sprinefield
Massa
Cleveland
Phompson
Uris
Ayles
I Liniig
University of Mlingis
Negro Show to Aid Unemployed at Megeo Auditorium
A Negro benefit is planned at the Megeo Auditorium at 8 p.m. to aid unemployed Negroes. The She Colored Citizens' progressive committee sponsors an entertainment in the form of a concert with chair seating. Items needed include clothing, bedding, and food to assist those in need.
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Megeo Auditorim
Uananiconent
Previtive Coiminee
We Entertainment
Woman Resigns as U S Geneva Envoy
Miss Margery Marner of Lincoln resigns her post as vice counsel at the U S Geneva embassy becoming one of the few women in the foreign service to leave her Geneva assignment.
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U.S. Geneva
Margm Marner
Lincoln
Mase
Cane
van Foreign Service
Tralay
Capeul al Genes
Mexican Troops Advance on Reds Amid Coastline Tension
Ambiguous dispatch reports Mexican forces moving forward against Communist elements with securing positions along the coast. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate rising regional volatility and potential clashes with rebel groups.
Poster Colors In Style For Winter Fashion
Fashion experts in London advise winter color trends with bold panels and bright accents to enliven dull skies. Rich combinations include teal, yellow, and royal blue, while contrasts push against pale sunlight.
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Contreraad Eralen
London
Potter Collors
Ethia
Pegnrilinis
Rene
Hoover to Face Split Congress Opening Monday
A curious report from Dallas details a possum jailed on a charge of peeping Tom after a woman claimed the animal peered into her window at a cabin on the outskirts. Police followed leads to a suburban line and arrested the creature on theory of wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Congress
Possum
Peeping
Dallas
Dee. Saa
INS
Mimi
Srmunda
Om Tee
Wlintar
Jal
Mystery Woman Commits Death by Her Own Action
A mystery woman reportedly ended her life by drinking poison at a Voca hotel. Authorities and newspapers have failed to learn her identity despite efforts to notify relatives.
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Highpring
Lee. O
Fefenin Fom
Wort
Mra
Tune
Ian Wocal
Chas Fur
U S Marines Kill 11 Nicaragua Bandits
U S Marines kill 11 Nicaragua bandits at a service as national guardsmen under American command pursue bandits since November 78. Lieutenants Richart Adai and Donald MacDonald led patrols to quell the unrest and secure the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Nicaragua
Wastington
Ure
Richart Adai
Imtupson
Donald MacDopild
Ui Tw
Britain Prepares for Tariff Fight Amid Global Tension
The article signals Britain readying for a tariff dispute as global markets react. It mentions rising protectionist pressures and potential trade frictions affecting industry and diplomacy, with references to economic policy framing and international responses.
Spain Ex-President to Visit America
Former Spanish president Neal Zamora announced plans for a forthcoming visit to the United States. The statement, relayed from Madrid, indicates ambitions to travel soon, with details to follow in official dispatches.
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Spain
America
Lyndon
de Sige
Neal Zamora
Madrid
Austrian Archduke preps divorce in Moben case
Archduke Maximilian, heir to the Austrian throne, is preparing to divorce his wife, Princess Victoria of Moben. The planned split follows rumors of estrangement and a formal decree may be issued after mediation.
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Virnna
Tnsi
Archduke Maximtign
Ins Kote en-Temperor
Wael
Sustri
Hia
Prandiakny Wietornier
Moben lohe-Sehiling
Economic Crisis Overshadows Congress Session
The article outlines how the economic crisis dominates congressional proceedings amid a looming presidential election. Key figures such as Hoover and Senator Glass are discussed, with proposals for intergovernmental relief, credit stabilization, and a proposed 9 billion dollar prosperity plan. The piece notes job loss, hunger, and possible creation of a national economic council as part of the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bezeley
Washington
Congress
Warera
Hoover
Juan
Fies
Willian Landolph Begest
Glass
Virginia
A. Meighy
L. Polteti
Wisconsin
AV Economics Council
ARM
Fragmentary Notice Summarizes Local Ads and Mentions
A jagged OCR fragment lists varied items including monetary amounts and place names such as Alamo and Barras. It references investments, a government agency, and a public notices feel with scattered dates and amounts, but lacks coherent structure.
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