Pact Will Not Prevent Wars Senator Gays Pact
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin denounces the Pacific treaty as a warning alliance that would force the United States into war. He argues the covenant binds nations to engage in conflicts over Pacific rights and fails to safeguard peaceful policy. He predicts likely defeat of the treaty and brands it a trap that abandons principled nonintervention.
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Pascifin
League of Nelives
laPollette
Wisconsin
Mr. LaFollette
Tle Lei
Britain
Japan
Pacific
Great Britain
America
United States
Svat Thas
Laltlletse
Slaughter victim laid to rest amid floral tributes in Little Rock
Hundreds gather at a Little Rock chapel to mourn the Slaughter family tragedy as the funeral service proceeds. Police and local officials oversee the interment at a nearby cemetery while prayers and tributes mark the somber day.
Wage conferences on coast drag to question of fair labor
Wage conferences among railroad officials and representatives of shore crafts proceed under stormy conditions along the coast. Reporters present to document negotiations as managers push for fair wages while workers press for better pay and protections.
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Officinix
Ameria
Unclear text fragment on a vote and veto in local affair
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a vote and a veto in a local matter. Named individuals and precise details are unreadable, leaving only scattered references to names and positions without clear outcomes or dates.
Berlin money expert urges international bank note system
Tha Anuactated Brew reports on a Berlin economist and pioneer advocate for an international bank note system backed by gold. He argues a global gold reserve is essential, dismissing hoarding as costly and stating Germany may eventually surrender its Reichsbank gold to satisfy reparations, a political issue driven by the Entente.
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Berlin
Harosh Wits
Odo Avendt
Gilver
Lea
America Internationel Bank P
Arendt
Germany
Threichbank
Three men arrested in death of Leroy Morris in park
Police say three suspects named by authorities admit involvement in the shooting of Leroy Morris in a city park on the north side. Detectives confirm the men were together during the incident and that one carried a pistol while a shot was fired. Further details remain unclear as investigators push to confirm motive and exact roles.
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Pittsbure
Leroy H. Morris
Mysterio Reuimete
Willian
Viarandy
Mindy
Thowghi la
Te Lime
San Antonio
Willion
Sam Antonio
Eity
Cogs
Bnik Pleetion Stadt
Senate
Halia
Mtumoyil
I I Agadiet
San Antonin
Toray
Porageaph
Seratens
Rewvil
Ctrion
Ile
Ship Crew Pays Fine In Washington Protest At Sea
Shipping crew members protested aboard the schooner Mabel as it returned home, after a brief detention by authorities. The incident drew questions from officials about jurisdiction and state handling regarding Mexican territorial waters.
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Washington, D. C
Mabel
Amhavitler
Stimulate Seal Sales Campaign Raises Local Tax Revenue
A fragmented report describes a sales drive in a river district targeting year end trade with women shoppers and multiple establishments. It notes funds collected for solarist projects, child support, and public works, with totals approaching 81000 dollars and various local figures cited.
Railway Seeks Loan Amid Turbulent Intercity Grind
A government loan request under a complex interstate deal aims to salvage the Missouri and Mississippi railroad line. A worker, Henry Wilko, age 45, was injured in a derailment near Boutte Tres and Claudis streets during a patrol, while other railroad staff faced dangerous incidents as authorities sought funding and protective measures.
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Henry Wilko
Bards Alrark
Duntae Seack
Cathy March
Cantain de Wess
Diade Vrntieh
Degra
Accaine
Jitney Protests Spark San Antonio Recall Push
Jitney workers threaten to quit amid mayoral clash over taxi districts. City commission action triggers recall calls and a proposed charter amendment to remove the mayor, with petitioners seeking Article 1095b remedies and a special election plan.
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Kifer
San Antonio
Tay
Tigek
Bon An Antonio
Masne
Board of Commissioners
Chur
San Antonios
State of Texas
Plebiscite 18 Asked In Chile Vote Period Under Way
Fragmented OCR text references a plebiscite in Chile with mentions of 18 questions, periods, and authorities. The readable portions name Chile, provinces, and vague civic procedures, but details remain unclear.
Fragmented notice on local contract meeting and actions
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Monday meeting at a local venue about a tablet contract project. It mentions participants such as Chute Siguming and others, with unclear roles and outcomes. The text is garbled and yields few concrete details beyond the event type and location.
Proceedings of the Danahtors Convention in April
The document describes a forthcoming convention of the Danahtors to be held April 18, detailing preparations and ceremonial steps. It notes plans for wreaths and monument arrangements, with references to involved parties and dates.
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Hell
Ennitel
Churchman Rules Firm Accident News Blurred
A troubled article reports a passenger train crash near Bevn Alyn Deonvhes 5 causing many injuries and hospital stays. It mentions Walter Feukel as engineer and Edward Rodsigis charged with narcotics, with unions and city authorities involved in the investigation.
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Philadelphia
Walter Feukel
Bevn
Will Teany
Edward Rodsigis
Atlanta
Dee
John
J. Beant
Eddy
Farmer and Wife Die in Waco Fire and Murder
A farmer and his wife perished in a west Waco incident Monday morning when a fire started by the wife. The husband was killed after attempting to rescue the wife, both bodies burned in their home. No children are reported.
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Waco
Texy de
Wico
Magabut
Aragon
Local Merchants Quiet After Sudden Breakin
A Louisiana area incident and scattered reports detail a nighttime break in at Growler Weed Tian and a Miss Tivert event. Police describe a safeval disruption and a cashier scare as suspects fled, with company reps stating losses were minimal. No injuries reported.
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Yeeswen
Louisiana
Alessandria
Lee
Volive
Yergmen
Growler
Charles
Ericent Hailway
Jxwese
Cratk
T. Posner Mercantile Star
Transfer of Ex Service Men to San Antonio Hospitals
A batch of patients, mostly ex service men with health issues, were admitted to Fort Sam Houston station and transported to San Antonio for centralized care. The move follows a policy to concentrate veterans in central hospitals with modern medical equipment and specialized nursing staff for economically managed treatment.
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Fort Sam Houston
Sut Angelo
Yriek Bureau
Cael
Pyete
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