San Pedro Library Fight Looms Over $70,000 Plan
City and library board clash over a proposed San Pedro Park branch library funded in part by $70,000 in appropriations. A report questions the site at Woodlawn Lake and warns the plan may misuse funds, urging a main library plus branches to serve the north side and colored community. A bid for the auditorium and branch library could be opened by midweek as officials push for harmony and timely action.
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Mayer C. M. Zhambers
Ae Library Board
San Pedro Park
Yingram
Canyor
Nat Washer
Chate
Beauch
Wand
Jake
Woodlawn Lake
Opine
San Vedra Park
Grary Board
Cham
Vitorium
Ukemayer
Library Board
Yalbo
Guido
ASIGG
Park
Ilucab Krubiola
Ohurday
Gué
City St Rties
iChembera Ac
Libours
San Anto
Id Batucday
Ithe San Vedra
Lok Mowlay
Tuewlas
Untitled Robberies Reported at Local Residence
A robbery occurred at a residence on Weer at kiert. Entry was forced through a rough bark door. clothing belonging to Mrs. Blewart of 414 Weer was reported missing. Mr. Jackson is noted as a friend. A ten dollar charity item was cited.
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Blewart
Kiert
Jackson
Initimate Papers of Colone 2 Light series reveal wartime secrets
The Light prints the second chapter of the Initimate Papers of Colonel Light AL Howse, detailing behind the scenes wartime diplomacy. It notes Wilton's speech and the British government’s consideration of sending a mission to the United States to share Allied experience. The Halffour mission travels to the Atlantic and arrives in New York before heading to Washington, with further missions by Vivian, Joffre, and others following.
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Secon
Colone
Wilton
United States
Great Britain
Aimer
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Weevtsare
Halitay
New York
Washington
Carrige
Wrench
Vivian
Joffre
Symbolic gestures in world war talks and hidden treaties
The text reflects debates on wartime aims and secret treaties with Britain and Italy. It cites Wilson, Balfour, and Far East moves, noting risks of pushing for self war or broad coalition, and records a 1917 discussion on Adriatic control and Italian claims, with reflections on the Fourteen Points and Italian territorial prompts.
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Mm Bour
Trieste
Austria
Adriatic
Balfour
Italy
Dalmatia
Venice
Brindisi
Anatier
Eudy
Macnilen
Beatskin
Henry Waa
Enid
Ajae
Hemi
Wilson
William ‘Wiseman
What Makes For Peace Discussed in Treaty Terms
In the March of Events, a letter by Arthur Walford analyzes a European treaty arranged among allied powers. He questions Italy's Adriatic claims and the motive to hasten peace, noting Italy’s war weariness and potential for prolonging the conflict to gain concessions.
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Towas
England
France
Maine
Andre
Penne
Talia
Fragmentary 1919 Conference Talk Sparks Debate on War Aims
A garbled report outlines a high level discussion at a presidential conference touching spheres of influence, war aims, and the prospect of further conflict. References to Bali four and Meanie pi riaarent are unclear, with a late evening meeting at the White House noted and a dinner preceding the talks.
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Balifour
Wila
Malfonr
White House
Aimee
Mexican War Dept Pursues Bandits After American Deaths
In Mexico City the State Department instructed Ambassador Morrow to press the Mexican government after two Americans, J. M. Underwood and G. C. Jhissthorpe, were killed. Ambassador Macmornin traveled toward Cuernavace, coordinating with Consul Lars at San Luis Potosi to learn missing details and the bandits' location as the royal military commander at Guanimate directs pursuit.
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Ty Universal Service
Mexico City
Pep
Atate Department
Washington
Ambasador Morrow
Americana
J. M. Underwood
GC. G. Jhissthorpe
Macmornin
Cuernavace
Lars
San Luis Potosi
Mexican War Department
Royal
Guanimate
Shepherd Deniys M'Clintock Will Settlement Plan
ICAGO February 23 reports that the estate settlement plan centers on an arrangement regarding the W. P. Dilly McClintock estate. Attorney Robert Stoll states Shepherd’s claim will be senior and the parties expect a final agreement soon.
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Shepherd Deniys M'Clintock
ICAGO
Henkery
British Firm Refuses Zeppelin Explaination
TRENLIN Feb 23 The British firm stands firm and refuses any explanation regarding Wr Eckener and the Zeppelin incident. Officials offer no further detail as tensions rise and diplomatic notes remain unanswered.
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Trenlin
Wr. Eckener
Army Orders Imply Transfers and Postings in Washington
Fragmented Army orders list multiple officers and postings from Walter Reed and Fort Hamston to Fort Hayrs and Bowman Field. Names include Walter Reed hospital staff and officers, with assignments involving Washington, Hawaiian, and aviation departments.
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Cinesnen
Washington, i
Washington
32 Non Fiction Books Added to Library
A large weekly addition to One Carnegie Library shelves introduces thirty two non fiction titles across travel history and other subjects. Notable items include works on Napoleon Jefferson Lincoln and modern social topics, with poetry and religious volumes also listed among the new acquisitions.
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Carnegie
Ibraring Lea
Adres Roogeyel
Carlyle
Johnson
Jeiferson
Minnigerade
Collins
Iho
Jesus
Marshall
Oxford
Herbert
Rum Amendment to Prohibition Enforcement Fails in House
In a House vote the $24,000,000 amendment for enhanced prohibition law enforcement was killed. Democratic efforts to add the sum to the second deficiency bill failed as votes swung against the proposal. The body then debated amendments aligned with President Contidee's recommendation for an extra $271 million for the last enforcement portion of the 44 million total from prior bills for the next fiscal year.
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Ashington
Lwasa
House
Edwin L. Downs 84 to be buried Sunday
Edwin L. Downs 84 will be buried Sunday with funeral services at a local chapel. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Augia Vorniehteen and a granddaughter, plus a sister and two brothers and two grandchildren. The Rev. Waal Patrick will officiate at the rites.
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Edwin L. Downs
Augia Vorniehteen
Rand
Alfred F. Seidel
San Antonio
Waal Patrick Will
Aeiote
Phonosranh and Radio Set Stolen
A report to police Saturday states a phonograph and radio set were stolen from a house belonging to Mrs Yeares, 81 Fazt To se flinw sttert, with a lamp also missing. The incident occurred at the residence and is under investigation.
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Mra
Funeral Services For Mrs. Clark To Be Held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs Flizcheth Wilson Clark 63 of 62 percent Camulton street who died Saturday will be held at 1 am Monday at the residence with Rev John Deschuer officiating. Interment will be in Susaton Thurial park. Survived by two daughters Mrs E E Dunnam and Miss Isabel Clark two sons, two sisters Mrs M I Jackson and Miss Corellia Tarkson a brother Lewis Tarkson and two grandchildren. For 18 years Mrs Clark was deaf of girls at Mai Avenue High school before she was forced to resign due to ill health.
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Vonceal
Flizcheth Wilson Chirk
Camulton Street
John Deschuer
Jng
Susaton Thurial Park
E.e. Dunnam
Isabel D. Clark
Clark
M. I. Jackson
Corellia Tarkson
Heather
Lewis Tarkson
Elder Pilot Aims Nonstop Canada to Cuba Flight
Uy International News Serstoc reports from Ont near Walker airport where George W. Wallon and mechanic Tamex BR Hayden launched a test flight aboard a Stuth Vider’s aircraft. They plan a 1404 mile route via Cincinnati Atlanta and Samoa to reach Columbia field, hoping for a non stop Canada to Cuba crossing.
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Uy International
Serstoc
Wirdlow
Ont
George W. Wallon
Stuth Vider
Walker
Canada
Callene Haldeman
Tamex BR
Cours
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Samoa
Haldeman
Columbia Field
Yavann
Bettyeen J
Om. Loriay
Stinson Aims For World Record Flight Today
Stinson and Sage prepare for a high altitude attempt in Michigan to break the world record for a transcontinental flight. Sponsors include W J Sovertign of Thor Cig as the crew faces favorable weather and a potential takeoff later today with possible postponement to tomorrow.
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Stinson-Deutrestep
Dildie Stinson
Raylolph
Hig City
Mich
Femple
Stinson
Sage
Morrow
Haniy Frays
Sovsveig
Haout
W. J. Sovertign
Thor Cig
Ueneapesed
Wuduraner Flight
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