Memorials and Ambitions Echo as Century Serialists Speak
A sprawling, but fragmentary essay spans memory after death, honors to Nelson and Hamilton, and wartime heroism. It notes Henry Ford plans a tiny car and a French editor forecasts assembly methods in Calogno, with further musings on fame and mortality.
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la Journee Industriele
Saya
Henry Ford
Ixurope
Snys Ford
Whally
Calogno
Gmparin
Asamublng
Complete Quiet in Haiti Reported by All Districts
Reports from all districts claim complete quiet across Haiti. Government quarters say no disturbances have occurred in the past 48 hours. A Marine detachment arrived at Jacmel with hundreds more expected, boosting stability as earlier threatened demonstrations failed to materialize.
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Haiti
US Cotton Crop Estimate Shows Lower Early Forecast
Washington December 9 The Department of Agriculture reports estimated cotton production at 11 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight for December 1. This compares with a forecast of 15 000 06 percent bales from a period earlier and 14 478 0 0 bales produced last year.
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Washingson
D.C
Department of Agriculture
Unclear Weather Bulletin From San Antonio to New Orleans
Vague forecast mentions bellweather temps Monday night and Tuesday with mild to moderate southerly winds. Mentions scattered clouds, possible frost near the coast, and variable temperatures. Forecast centers reference Fort Illinois Fork and Muskogee Oklahoma areas with aloft winds around 13 miles per hour.
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Forntallan Fork
Clark
Muskogee
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Avaiin
Ang Peles
New Mexica
Teeeat Ataied
Flalna Randitional Arrient
New Mesir
Teameg
PLAN STEPHENS RETURN U S Signs World Court Protocol
The United States joined the world court as an active member when Jay Pierrepont Moffatt, the American charge d’affaires at Berne, signed the articles of adherence under President Hoover. The ceremony occurred with near silence and solemnity, aside from a senatorial certification remaining.
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U. S
Geneva
INS
United States
World Court
Jay Pierrepont Moffatt
Berne
Switzerland
Moffatt
Hoover
Washington World Court Entry Edges Forward
Washington D C December report notes America signing a revised protocol for world court participation. Senate opposition looms as stalwarts challenge the modified reservations. Coolidge authorized a committee to draft a new reservation, delaying final entry. Page 2 continues.
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Washington, D.C
America
Geneva
Zenate
Senate
Hoover
Lures
Elihu Hout
Calvin Coolidge
Hiihy Toot
Jurinte
Wife Alleges Husband Has Halitosis in Divorce Suit
Chicago report states Mrs Cecilia Baskin accuses Meyer Baskin age 80 of halitosis. She claims they married two years ago and that friends would not tell him the truth. The unusual basis for a divorce suit highlights a domestic dispute with moral implications.
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Chicago
Weo
Line
Cecilia Baskin
Meyer Baskin
Askin
Sunshine and Warmer Weather Forecast for Los Angeles
Sunshine and warmer weather are forecast for Los Angeles as tourists head to San Antonio for winter sun. The outlook calls for above normal temperatures with possible readings near 80 degrees Sunday and again on Monday and Tuesday. Light southerly winds and generally fair conditions persist, though rain and fog may affect the gulf coast Monday night.
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San Antonio
J. Hedarhoe
Monlay
Yureday
Gulf Coast
Lie
Wilk
Torture Victim Identification Awaits Witness
A distorted Arkansas report notes a man claiming to identify as Quonie Franklin in a torture murder case. State and local officials expect a witness to return from Oklahoma within days to confirm the identification amid unsettled proceedings.
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Mountainview
Ark
Dee 9
Sterceutor Tigh -Williamson Sual
Qounie Franklin
Okabama
Warren Successor Administered Oath in Senate
Patrick J. Sullian of Cheyenne was sworn in as successor to the late Senator Warren. His credentials were sent to the elections committee for consideration after a brief oath in the Senate chamber.
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Washington, Th. C.D
Patrick J. Sullian
Cheyenne
Senate
Warren of Wynning
Committee On Elections
Three Bank Bandits Wounded by Police
Three bank robbers were wounded by police in Suakoper Minnesota after officers fired with a machine gun as the bandits fled the First National Bank. The incident left the suspects likely fatally wounded and under investigation.
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Suakoper
Minn
Ure
Fsa
First National Bank
Alabama Senator Blocks Tax Vote
Alabama Senator Black, a Temocrat, blocked action on a tax reduction bill today during a finance committee session led by Chairman Smont. The vote was deferred and would be reconsidered by tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Kemttegan.
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Wabhiagtin
Dec
Black
Los Angeles Heights school board faces trial on ouster charges
The Los Angeles Heights Independent School District board members, accused of misconduct, lose a preliminary ruling as Judge Maylue orders trial to begin Monday. Testimony expected, with attorneys stating procedures will take several days. The dispute centers on widening West Travis Street and alleged misuses of school funds.
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Avlicoistrict
Avit
8. G. Maylue
Iinteint
Plex
Henry Kramm
C. Mf. Weller
A. N. Roberts
Visisons
Los Angeles Heights
Trict
Gord
Weer
GS. Huss
W. ©. Dugg
TO. Thite
Wimrles T. Kulbman
G. F. Todd
J. A. Morvis
J. G. Hurnberger
Mouilay
Moggil
West Travis Street
Panl
Steffler
Stronk
Hornberger
Marsit
Travis
Cameron Streets
Archool Board
Travia Street
Rhsson
President Seeks Special Session Budget Request
Washington area report notes a proposed supplemental estimate of 940642 to cover extra expenditures for a special session. It includes 285690 to bond for officer, clerk, and messenger pay in the senate, 4007 for a computer in the house, and 8477 for staff in the architect of the Capitol’s office.
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Wasitington
Senate
cApitol
Louisiana Animal Racing Act Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today upheld Louisiana's animal racing act banning races on tracks less than a mile in length, affirming the lower court's ruling that authorities have power to enforce the rule. Justice J. C. Dee wrote for the court as the decision was announced.
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Louisiana Animal Racing Act
Washington, J, C
Dee. Y
Supreme Court
Louris
Spanish Steamer Reported on Rocks Off Channel Coast
London, Dor. The Spanish steamer Mar Rein Betans Wake reported to be standing on rocks today five miles north of Tustingss om the channel coast. The ship said engines had broken down and asked for immediate assistance.
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London
Mar Rein Betans
Wake
Tustingssom
Channel
Disbarred Midge Weach and Juvenile Court Case Details
A fragment notes a disbarment involving Midge Weach and reference to a juvenile court history with Veer and Colortuty names. The readable text is unclear on dates or outcomes, but indicates formal action by a bar association and a long term juvenile court proceeding.
Noted Jurist Accepted Fees While on Bench Supreme Court Finds
A garbled report outlines a Colorado Supreme Court finding about a noted jurist, Linisex, accepting fees while serving as a judge. The piece mentions juvenile court work, a plaintiff named Moss Helen Blyood Stokes, and a case involving child rights, with references to New York connections and multiple individuals in unclear roles.
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Supreme Court
Denver
Trilee Ben
Linisex
Sulze
Colorado Supreme Entivt
Fers
Pudge
Atlainis Gratin
Digiver
Anathe Aveopinn
Moss Helen Blyood Stokes Gem
New York
Sovnery Worn
Childres
Samuel Olomeyer
Brackenridge Wins City Football Cup in Dramatic Finish
Brackenridge hues a light gridiron clash as local rivals battle for city honors.UsL Bun Richardson leads the Hagler and the team clinches the title with a late surge at Main Avenue stadium amid chilly, wintry conditions.
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Brackenridge
David Baird Takes Walter Edge Seat
David Baird succeeds Walter in a Washington Tol see as new edge seat for the ambassadorship. The transition follows a hermae succession to Vranne with Nea Mersey mentioned in the report.
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David Baird
Walter Edge
Washington
Tol
Tiley
Syseston Frikin
Mersey
Walter
Hermae Ambassades
Vranne
Three Men Die in Oil Plant Blast
Three men were killed in an explosion at Uno Trimeunt Oil company plant. Several others were severely injured in the blast.
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S Mane Dee
Uno Trimeunt Oi Company
Extradition Efforts Grow Over Mexican Fugitive Cyan Stephens
State and federal authorities press to eject Cyan Stephens from Mexico after indictments on Captain Gharlo Stevens murder. Officials say Stephens remains at large near Laredo on the Mexican side, with extradition talks continuing and potential hearings to determine arrest legality.
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Cyan Stephens
San Astonio
Mexico
Stephens
Gharlo
Stevens
Pleasanton Road
Aubrey Waphkive
San Attonim
Vane Sear Nueve Laredo
Alfonso Newton Je
Sail Abanbiy Untle
Sweekoig Om
Phil Wright
Tno
Hopkins
South America
WLAN
J. J Faiwrence
Department of Sufeleg
Laren Uw
United Sttes
Lawrene
Putin
Bahia
Ching Blogheny
Martin Caghser
Llviner
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