Washington Fight Over Relief Bill Advances in Senate
Washington reports say chances to avoid a special session of Congress improved as relief legislation neared accord. Democratic leaders back administration plans to pair Republican resistance with a proposed $25 million aid package to the Red Cross, aiming at veteran and rehabilitation measures while considering farmer loan details and revenue control debates.
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Rites for Priest Set for Tuesday
The parish announces funeral rites for Father Hucehomer, a longtime Texan cleric, to be held Tuesday morning at St. Josephine's Catholic Church. He formerly served at Wearrlehurch in San Antonio and led congregations in Roerne and Berlin.
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Ered Wearrlehurch
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Roerne Nnd
Berlin
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Front Action
Congress Debates Independent Offices and Meyer Nomination
Amid Senate action, hearings continue on the Meyer nomination to the Federal Reserve Board and investigations proceed into state charges. Leaders push expedited funding and pension measures for veterans while committee work covers district appropriations and private bills.
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Nate
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Hirgene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
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Fetler Fund
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Meyer
Lanis Sormmitt
Passel
District of Columbus
Rovie
Sally O'Neil Replaces Lola Laye on Cruze Lot
A chaotic paragraph heavy with names and slang notes Sally O'Neil replacing Lola Laye in a project titled Salvation Neil with Sally’s rise framed amid industry gossip. The piece mentions Jala Lane Chandler Kohinson and a cast of Chicago actors linked to First National and Metro Goldwyn Mayer.
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Lola Laye
Cruze Lot
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Mme! Copsings
Las Angeles
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Sally
Jala Lane
Sally Wa
Tieren Chandler
Jimmie Cruze
Mrs Lam
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Kubec Losing
John Right
Edward Kohinson
Raat Robinson
Carsar
Mer
Buster Collier
Nrireans
First National
Marie Prevost
Nuster Collier
Marie
Metro
Goldirsn- Mayer
Marie Treve
American Will Conduct Civic Chicago Opera
Van Grave, a Philadelphia native, will become conductor and coach for the Civic Opera company in Chicago within months. He previously served as assistant conductor from 1921 to 1995, and led The Music Rob ber, which won the David Bispham medal award.
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Web
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Chicken Clvic Oper
Aiknomeryenter-Iag
Philadelphia
van Grove
David Bispham
Cycle globe trotter on trek across world by bike
New York report tracks Mina Reneo Orden Ter as a world cycling journey writer notes her trip spans continents. Aimed at sharing experiences from diverse landscapes, the adventure highlights resilience and cross cultural signals while detailing travel milestones and challenges.
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Cycle Clobe Trotter
New York
Mina Reneo Orden Ter
Aerows
Dane
Orden Ter
Women Demand Cut in Bread Prices in City Protests
Nine bakers in Murabolt Park district report restrictions by women aligned with The Mothers' League pressing a boycott to force bread price from 1 to 2 cents per pound loaf. Movements grow after Superior Judge Venin E Tule issues temporary order restraining picketing by the Northwestern Thikine company and others in AME communities.
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Justee Venin
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Pershing and France At World War I Training Differences
General John J. Pershing recounts tensions with France over American training methods in 1918. He notes French demonstrations overshadowed independent American drills, stresses open warfare readiness, and calls for better minor tactics training for company officers. He reflects on collaboration, division arming, and the shift toward self-reliant command.
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John J. Pershing
Peinin
Criticism of Allied Training Methods in WWI Debates
The document reviews criticisms of Allied training methods, noting French opposition to certain training needs and debates among British officers. It cites Sir Douglas Haig era discussions with Clemenceau and Petain, asserting British methods blend French principles with own experience. It emphasizes language, manpower limits, and the aim to integrate units without surrendering core open and trench warfare principles.
Reached Understanding in Talks with Clemenceau and Pes
In the erd, my conferences with M. Clemenceau and General Pesfain have produced what now seems a satisfactory understanding. It was agreed to proceed as before with Breach instructors and a limited number of French units. Later our regiments would join French divisions for training in the trenches, with exchanges of officers, and then reuniting under our own command. A few days ago Clemenceau sent a cordial note expressing his gratitude.
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Railway Transportation Department
Breneh Transportation Control
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Orzar Aation
W. W. Atterbury
Thail
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IMST
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JY Hurman
Transportation and Army Leaderships Amid War Strain
The report reviews rail and labor shortages affecting Allied logistics, noting Craveille's tight control over railway management and the British concessions. It discusses General Ilies on station and potential replacements, plus debates on sending additional troops with Britain and ensuring return of personnel. It emphasizes steady rail capacity, timely asset recovery, and coordinated Allied efforts toward a decisive, unified war effort.
Supreme War Council Faces Planning Amid Unclear Status
The diary quotes indicate the supreme war council remains an advisory body with unclear status, while allies push for concerted spring and summer operations. The plan discussed a January 24 conference in Compiegne with top leaders to align offensives, including a February push near Soissons and placements for the 26th division. Generals Bell and LR Lares were among attendees, with gratitude for service in France and prior Allied coordination.
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Thomas TW. Lares
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France
Old Glory Contest Set For Sunday
The article notes a weekly picture contest with No. 2 and a new No. 3 reaching a Sunday deadline. Prizes total 100 dollars per ten weeks, with $1009 overall for the series. Entrants are urged to include the contest number and cost to ensure entry processing.
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Hunireda
Sil Bain
Stork
Marines Occupy Two Towns in Northern Nicaragua
U S marines moved to garrison key port towns in northern Nicaragua including Pueblo Nuevo and Somoto amid heightened border activity. The operation signals U S concern over rising tensions near the border and aims to stabilize strategic sites.
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Portola
United States
Lowne
Pueblo Nuevo
Somolo
Toaduren Borler
New Literature Is Need, Author Says
Philadelphia February 8 A future generation of writers must craft a completely new form of literature says Thornton Larkington. He notes reader interest in books is waning and calls for innovation to revive reading.
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Toott ‘Larkington
Young Carrier Marion Chelkowski Aims For Radio Engineer
Marion Chelkowski aged 16, of 110 Pear Street, Brackenridge High senior, has served route 24 from Broadway to Main for over a year. He earns money from the San Antonio Tight route to buy radio sets as he plans to become a radio engineer and enjoys logging radio stations worldwide.
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Pear Street
Brackenridge High School
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Main
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