Vinson Defines Rotary as Dynamic of Modern Life
Dr Robert I Vinson president of the University of Texas spoke at the Eighteenth District Rotary conference in San Antonio. He described Rotary as a dynamic impulse guiding modern life and urged Rotarians to serve others as a path to personal and community growth. The gathering at the St Anthony Hotel included district leaders and Rotarians with their families, listening to his speech about service, inspiration, and ethical action.
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Dean
Wilcony
Ates
Wilwin
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Abani
Iednabiian
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Getinin
National Suffrage Amendment Defeated by One Senate Vote
Fragmentary report states the national suffrage amendment failed in the Senate by a single vote after debate. It notes proceedings in early session, mentions key states and legislators, and records the roll call timing and locations, reflecting a nationwide push and opposition dynamics.
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Senate
Ely
Nevada
Missouri
Riots erupt in Berlin amid deadly clashes and censorship
Unclear reports describe new riots in Berlin with several deaths and numerous injuries. Journalists from Lolien Miehlern report on violence, while authorities hide details and suppress coverage of the events at RoverP MON.
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Hert
Evantings
Jacuer Chlet
Lolien
Miehlern
Fear of Peace Delays German Reaching Accord
A public ledger summary notes widespread doubt about achieving a lasting settlement as negotiators struggle amid open disagreements. The piece highlights German aims, French caution, and American pressure for a rapid conclusion to avert renewed conflict and ensure security throughout Europe.
Conmesceat Sets D. Her Best to Rank
A garbled draft on wartime leaders mentions Clemenceau and Wilson. It notes Germany’s stance on mobilization and occupation, with concerns over future democracy and American troop involvement. The excerpt discusses free peoples’ readiness to aid liberty worldwide.
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Wisin
Amore
Georges Clenengean
Wilson
Merner
Clemenceau
Government agents round up 54 alien agitators for deportation
A chaotic report describes immigration officers detaining 54 aliens in Chicago and other cities amid a federal crackdown on agitation linked to wartime industries. Arrests targeted organizers and alleged troublemakers involved in secret campaigns, with many prisoners to be sent to Russian provinces and other destinations.
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Qehenys Buard
Gay Loan Atlantic
Ernie Wtiveat
Jean Museer
Chicago
Federainet
United States Immgration Service
Pacific
Leah Office
Immigration Service
Lind
Gridance
Allenurt
Beerebwy
Tabor Wilton
Iris
Priveners
Giands
TWO HELD FOR MURDERS IN CITY INCIDENCE
A muddled report details two suspects tied to multiple killings. The article cites officers and a lieutenant, naming two suspects as connected to the case, with unclear local geography and tricky transliterations from the source.
Union Leaders Consider Calling Off Seattle Strike
In Henttie Washington a report details union leaders weighing a vote to suspend the Seattle strike. Officials and city authorities discuss plans as tensions rise over wage and work conditions, with political and civic figures involved in the decision.
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Seattle
Desorted at Once as Immigrants Aboard New York Bond
New York officials reveal that workers from abroad are ready to depart. Federal authorities plan to handle the industrial workers on their voyage, with details on timing and transport to avoid friction. Prisoner arrangements, religious support, and safety measures are noted, as the plan progresses.
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New York
Gili Deland
Moening
Uy. Aenthe
Pepavthnet
Peace Makers Near End Of 16 Tasks At League Conference
The article reports on the final phase of the Peace Makers program at the League of Nations conference. Key delegates, including American representatives, prepare to report after decisive sessions. Officials emphasize progress toward fulfillment of wartime obligations and potential future actions by the Council and assembly.
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Janudon
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Kenton
Hiowby
Germany
Iis
Vhi
Paris
Marshal Beh
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George Ternharddavelly
Venice
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Lindt de
Maghind
Hogland
Hombintinn
Pete Power
Ena
Liquor Boat Taken In Night Robbery At Sea
Report from New Orleans area describes a liquor boat heist costing an estimated 800 dollars. Offenders fled with 1 1/2 cases of liquor aboard a vessel near a gasoline pier before police intercepted pursuit. Suspects were arrested and the vessel brought to port. Officers say the case involves interstate elements and ongoing investigations.
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Bayer
Linnor
Canales Denounces Texas Rangers Border Clauses
Austin, Feb. claims border clashes stem from Rangers actions behind the border. Representative Canales testifies the Rangers trigger Mexican resistance, alleges improper investigations, and ties unrest to 1915. He cites implied collusion with authorities and calls for scrutiny of Ranger conduct.
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Feb. W
Lexus Rangers
Vy Camues
Japan Said to Have Offered to Send Army Against Reds
A fragmented report claims Japan offered military help against the Reds. The text mentions discussions and conferences in Mus Poa Wslaudid and references potential Soviet and Russian theater actions.
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Vuilivoitok
Adturiay
Duin Coal Courte
Ately
Ike
Tresor
Trade of girl for cow shocks court record
A confusion filled report describes a case where a girl was traded for a cow amid allegations of abuse and manipulation. Mrs Uarenbell denies all charges as the court proceedings unfold, with statements about the treatment of a child at a welfare center and related improprieties.
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Uarenbell
Athens
Plan Houston Strike Moves as Workers Strike Looms
Plan details show Haden Hex Vel Uh leading a broad United Prades Council campaign to press claims amid a six week strike of several Fuilyed moti trides workers in Houston. Northern unions say ten accepted work while contending employers promise talks. union officials seek cheaper return arrangements and quick talks with Camwell to end the stoppage.
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United Prades Council
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Houston
Ueely
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