Ratification Prospects for Inloh Pact Reported Across Press
English newspaper correspondents predict rapid ratification of the Inloh Pact after the Dail recess. Many writers note gains in support from public bodies as authorities and leaders push toward approval before next work end. A few reports mention opposition in boundary areas and lingering distrust of British writs amid mixed dispatches.
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Byle
Fandou
Dee
Uwe
Dublin
Youthday
Morning Post
Lelagrauibe
Mister Ld
Treaty to be ratified in New York amid Irish questions
A garbled account discusses a treaty’s likely ratification, with references to Ulster and Irish people, implying debate over cooperation with Britain and Ireland’s role. It mentions petitions, political figures, and a potential assembly or meeting at an island corner, amid tense Irish questions.
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New York
Wee
Jie
Mir Horne
Mumbers
Gavargsient
Willy
Trent
Randi
Ireland
Elf
Hienarthogse
Faye Duu
Britain
Cleele
Willister
Entaniex
Boron
Maud
Insane Hold Trial Delayed in Murder Case
In Los Angeles, the trial of a defendant charged with murder was adjourned overnight as experts testified about the defendant Burch's mental state. Dr. Allee provided observations and opinions that the defendant likely suffers from dementia with paresis, while the defense challenged the prosecution witnesses and requested rebuttal testimony.
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Los Angeles
Val
Joe
Arthi Vy Ugeh
Yak J Bolton Kenhwdy
Weils
Fos Angeles Limey — Cotanisalon
Adlon
Jowneys
Theae
Raveral Allenlafa
Allee
Prison Commission Enjoined From Spending Bank Funds
Houston Texas, In the 80th district, Judge J J Harvey granted a temporary injunction against the prison commission barring any use of bank revenues that would reduce funds below the required balance. The suit seeks to compel payment of notes tied to the Port Lond Cotton Git ALI and challenges the commission’s refusal to pay. The order allows other expenditures to proceed only if funds remain sufficient to meet obligations.
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Houston
Pex
Tosi
Lyon
Ing
Commission
Dhe Funde
Houston Nativnal Exchmge Bank
Wna
Juilzy J.J. Harvey
Richmond
Harvey
Mieneral Cave and
Beauchamp
Ce West
Harris County
de Murrey
Apuriott
Waymventa
Farm Congress Head Denies Duped Farmers Charge
A Wisconsin meeting led by Senator LaFolletta and farm Congress officials addressed allegations that farmers are being deceived. Representatives discussed rail and coal interests, transportation tariffs, and price controls, underscoring a push for reforms and wider interregional coordination.
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Farm Congress
Senator LaFolletta
Wisconsin
Washington
WA Trummend
Sovermors
Tary Gana Sroen
Dwan Anned
Hellater la Lolindu
Sete
Mayer
Jaunner
Weather Patchy Readings Across Multiple Cities
Fragmented weather notes show varied temperatures from 46 to 62 with winds and cloudy to clear conditions across locations including Minneapolis, Kannin City, New York, Washington, and Jamant. Forecasts indicate highs near 40s to 60s and occasional rain or wind along with north to west winds.
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A. Dloars
Highent
Uniaree
Choy
Lawoel
Kannin
Prosecution Proitiers 8 Mugherty Plan Prosecution
Washington DC December reports say Attorney General Dougherty hints at federal action on retail price abuses as food and necessaries costs rise. He cites possible state law violations and antitrust considerations while noting ongoing department price investigations and potential profit fairness efforts.
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Washinstong
D.C
Gwotfurl
Hite
Torney General
Danghody
T Law
Maugherty
Une
Qese
Gecor
Daughenty
Oteret
Sero
Mx Daugherty
Hays
Bingherty
Fragmented OCR Mystery Story Elements and Names
garbled text lists partial names and phrases about a political scene and people, with broken sentences and unclear actions. It hints at a public event or discussion involving a speaker, a monitoring group, and entities like Auntie and Mattie Heeger, but specifics are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a plausible local interest item with named individuals and venues, yet most details are lost.
Will Honor Doctor At Funeral Rites In City
The article reports a funeral in the capital for a doctor from the Abveleefeller Institute who died of yellow fever. A procession and interment are planned with services hosted by city officials and the hospital staff. The body will be moved to another city for burial after rites at the institute.
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Alliener Titans
Altea Brida
Ad Keareting
Cin Eaniliry
Orel
Inova
Veterans discussion on society reintegration by doctors group
A veterans panel will convene today by invitation of Colonel Farhas of the Veterans Bureau to discuss methods of aiding war returnees. Dr. John H. Vinety of New York will direct the sessions focusing on societal reintegration and mental health support for veterans.
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Washington
Meo
Ates
Sraup
Farhas
Veterans Bureau
Johm H. Viney
New York
Uwee Dav
Two Big Humble Wells Show Oil Production Boost
Oil and refining company brought in their No. 7 well and another new unit this week. Daily production reached 500 barrels, with the tally of producing wells rising as a result. The figures indicate a notable uptick in activity for the field.
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Moxin
Lex
Dees
Oil and Nefining Company
Barrata
Cooler Weather Forecast Spreads Across Regions
A detailed forecast from Te Hedurhov predicts a cooler pattern for the next few days. Expect lower temperatures, northeasterly winds, and a mix of showers across the East and South. In New York City the thermometer rose to near record levels with a strong high pressure system shifting, while other cities report cooler, windy conditions and scattered rain.
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Nhl
al Vielogk
Ian San Antonio Daily
Het Hern
Feo
United
Hlinten
Maria Bate
Beodgll
Elent
Ny Veal Hind
Mithaghere
Wey
York City
Sex-Teaching Urged by Local Advocates and Officials
Community leaders and educators urged sex education in Winkiehh and Rah today, backing a program to improve knowledge amid intergenerational concerns. Abie Mads Mout and Shab advocated progressive teaching while officials emphasized practical instruction and responsible discussion in schools and public forums.
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Abie Mads
Sis Botha
Five Persons Killed in New York City Incident
A fragmented report from New York indicates five men killed and four injured in a recent event. The piece mentions authorities and victims but lacks clear details, placing emphasis on the casualty count and ongoing investigation.
Little Green Bush Waves in Vain From Top of New Building
A fragmentary tale from a bygone era describes a green bush atop a new Maverick building as workers and observers react to the sight. Charles M. Schoonfeld is noted as contractor, with varied references to the site and local customs observed during construction.
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Stelstow
Charles M. Schoonfeld
Naval Holiday Policy Sparks Six Year Limitation Debate
A garbled naval policy discussion from a Washington dispatch centers on restricting the naval holiday to six years. The debate touches on possible replacement of ships, funding, and the timing of a broader conference. Officials weigh the implications for shipbuilding, costs, and strategic readiness as terms are proposed and contested.
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Jay
Washington
Jwynt
Tony Treong
Fuentes
Kruse
Wilthaye Poe
Gus
Amon
Rome
Crowds Honor Debs Across Terre and Vale
City crowds gather to honor Debutantes and notable figures as ceremonies unfold in Terre and surrounding areas. Officials, families, and community members attend, expressing admiration amid solemn processions and tributes. The event highlights youth, service, and civic pride, with local leaders commending volunteers and participants.
Dallas Woman Shot in Apparent Domestic Incident
A Dallas woman was shot in what authorities describe as an apparent domestic dispute. Witnesses reported a struggle before the victim was wounded. police opened an investigation and secured the scene.
Submarine row dominates plenary session debate
Fragments describe a tense parliamentary session over submarine policy with Britain and Italy discussed amid warnings from the United States. The debate centers on naval arms and a proposed plan linking Allied forces while addressing broader European tensions and postwar balance.
Tariff Proposal on Crude Oil Voices in Senate Hearing
Producers urge a crude oil tariff during a Senate hearing, highlighting potential impact on prices and domestic refining. Testimony references possible duties at 81 dollars per barrel, with discussion of broader economic effects and policy options.
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Widiagtin
BRS Wa
Ann Dion
Regnier
Henartan
Ae Hanerel
Uae
Betty
Pakny
Clete
Coes Payton
Yeni
Vistoy
Gil Stout Veal Cleevombiavd
Eoitvies
Annual Financial Review of The San Anton Light
The San Anton Light will publish its annual financial review in the Sunday issue dated January 1, 1922. It will cover the commercial and finance reviews of The New York Evening Post and the New York Journal of Commerce and Commercial Advertiser. The publication claims these journals are the most complete and trustworthy in the United States. It will also include market summaries from The Light, now recognized as the most complete newspaper in the South.
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San Anton
New York Evening Post
New York Journal of Commerce and Commercial Advertiser
United States
South
Indictment of Two Officials Sustained in Court
An ongoing case in Sangamon County involves Governor Lon Small and Vernon Cyrtis among defendants charged with conspiracy and embezzlement exceeding $900,000. The grand jury returned an indictment highlighting counts against the governor and associates, with some counts quashed and judges set to rule on venue and admissibility of prior records.
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Lake
Comer
Lon
Ie Yeremany
Ginvesnte
Freddy Sterling
Vernon Cyrtis
Grant Irk
Waure
Attors
Tagucher
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Aelion
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Tad
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