U S Reduction Dependent on World Cut
London January 25 The naval disarmament conference heard remarks from Henry L Stamson secretary of state and editor of the American delegation on how pacific defense needs relate to broader world conditions If a general reduction in armaments is achieved the US navy would be reduced accordingly He said the United States would not issue a formal statement that day and that the requires remain understood and were being recognized by allied nations
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Eppland
France
Istan
Italy
Henry I. Stamson
Edier Z
American Delecurion
von & Spiech
United States
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Stimson
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Ian
Tremirr MacrDonald
British Isles
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Grandi
Thalys
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Conler- Tardieu
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Pramice
Tetjiro Wakaanki
Dahl
Ciple Pamers
Uae
Downing Street
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Channing Judge Dies at 65 in Emmanning Texas
W. T. Claxton 65, prominent resident, died of heart disease at his home after returning from a reforming meeting with the state highway commission in Austie yesterday. Funeral services are expected Friday.
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Channing
Emanning
Texas
Claxton
Lindbergh Flew Glider Over Ocean From San Diego
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh began a glider flight from San Diego with no prior motorless tying experience. He climbed to about 500 feet and glided half a mile over the sea before descending.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
San Diego
Envo y Delegates Outline Naval Work
Delegates, in alphabetical order, urged national security as essential for Australia and France. J E Fenton spoke for Australia on safeguarding security, while Premice Unediea of France delivered a lengthy speech arguing France needs a large navy to protect colonial possessions and trade routes across seven seas, with figures on coastline and communications.
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J. E. Fenton
Austru
Australia
Premice U'nediea
Irance
France
Abe
Tie
Haere
Will Rogers Denounces London Conference as Synthetic
In London on January 23, Will Rogers criticizes the London conference as synthetic, noting no public meetings and calling the event a decoy. He ridicules secrecy, asserts American reporters fabricate news, and mocks reactions around Lady Astor and a senate issue, reflecting his caustic commentary on international diplomacy.
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London
Dre Rlsgate
Lady Astor
Senate
Yong
Mra. W. di Tiryan
Florida
California
Sixth Brady Juror Picked
Fragmented courtroom narrative describes selection of a sixth juror for the Brady case amid confusion and partial names. The text references prosecutors, trials, and ensuing legal proceedings with scattered phrases about dates and attendees.
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Brady
Shaft Plot Targeting Austrian Archduke Revealed
The text reports an assassination plot aimed at an Austrian archduke, detailing planned measures and suspect notes. It references the attacker, possible motives, and the context within the imperial capital.
Spanish College Riot Report Unclear Text
Fragmentary text describes a riot involving Spanish college students. Names and details are unreadable, with many garbled phrases and unknown places. Unable to determine clear entities or outcomes from the provided excerpt.
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Spanish College
Two Portuguese Boat Owners Face Trial Before Maritime Court
Two Portuguese boat owners named in the fragment face trial before the maritime court. The odd text references names and details about their case as it appears in the damaged report, with scattered phrases suggesting legal action tied to maritime activity.
Britain Faces Naval Dependence Amid Conference Debates
The piece discusses Britain’s reliance on sea power for survival and the debate over naval strength versus international collaboration. It notes Italy's need for armament concessions and the tension between seeking peace and safeguarding national interests during the Washington Conference talks.
New Energy and Snipeavest Bends Draw Attention
A scrambled note hints at new energy developments and a project named Snipeavest. It mentions funding links and a potential regional impact, with unclear names and dates. The fragment suggests industry interest and ongoing exploration of alternative power sources.
Population of the United States estimates released
A federal immigration bureau estimate puts the U S population at about 121 751 830 with births every 13 seconds and deaths every 23 seconds. Immigration adds roughly one entrant every 144 minutes while one emigrant returns every 85 minutes.
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Universal Service
Washington, D, DC
United States
Imm Aration Bureau
Immigration Bureau
Rescue boys from water in danger zone incident
In a perilous lake incident Prentice freed himself from danger and climbed out while Ogsli tried to reach the victims with a pole. Gig and Brandon reached the scene first as Professor Wesley Peacork described the lake as the thickest ice in years.
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Herove
Prentice
Ogsli
Gig
Brandon
Wesley Peacork
Chicago Officials Move to Protect Workers in Cash Crisis
Chicago and Cook County officials moved to shield thousands of city and county workers from wage delays as shortages threaten pay. County Clerk Robert M. Sweitzer and Sheriff John Praeger said they would block any salary designations by their staff that could worsen the situation.
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Chicago
Cook County
Hiobert M. Sweitzer
John Praeger
Valley Officers Seek Missing Man Reported Missing
Valley officers from six counties search for William Ross who vanished from Edcauch on Friday morning. He is known to take long walks without telling relatives, and friends fear he may have wandered off during the cold front as temperatures drop Saturday.
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Valley
Texas
Seandal
William Ross
Hig Hore
Edcauch
Looks Like Hard Times for Monkeys in Leyte Trees
Integre tion of 2 000 000 coconut trees in the net caused damage in the Philippines island of Leyte. Governor De La Crna reported today that the situation threatens livelihoods and local crops, signaling severe economic pressure for the region.
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Maniva
Leyte
de la Crna
Country Club scores light at early phase of tourney
The field posted fast rounds on the country club course with many 40s on the opening nine. Notables included Lewis Levinson the left handed San Antonio star, Menefee city champion, and Nat Goldsmith among others, as crowds watched the ace scores from Garry Tuber to Joe LeSage and more.
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Lewis Levinson
San Antonio
Takingavorlic
Menefee
Garry Tuber
F. Ay Uunte
L. Chapman
le L. Jackson
Tom Hollerau
Martlett Gocke
We H. Tia Cy Kaleworth
Heaninit
K. Bateman
Alsworth
Joe LeSage
Barey Loehr
de, G. A. Matle
Louis Goalby
Dart Me Ey
Dusty Boggess
Wythal
Nat Goldsmith
Railway Official Killed in Cragh GOLDSBORO N C Jan 28 0 TW
A Wilmington based executive, assistant to the president of the Atlantic Coast Line, was killed and seven others injured when six cars of a railroad train derailed near Premont North Carolina in the early hours.
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Cragh Goldsboro
N. C
Wilmington
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlaalia Coast Line
New Premont
N.C
Jail Dentist of Sinclair Faces Accusations
WALLINGTON D G Jan 2. Charged with accepting valuable from oil men Barry F Sinclair and Henry Mason Day. Mibert F Kling, a dentist in the District of Columbia jail where the men are held, was cited to appear before a special board at dawn tomorrow.
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Wallington
D. G
Barry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
Mibert F. Kling
District of Columbia
Young Plan Ratification Expected Soon in Berlin
Berlin dispatch says officials anticipate the Reichstag will approve the Young Plan by February 20 as confidence grows that the required ratification votes will pass.
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Berlin
Tleiehetag
Harvester Firm Official Is Dead
Kansas City report indicates the treasurer of the Gleaner Combine Harvester corporation died recently. The Independent notes he left nine properties in his estate and references his official role within the firm.
Mayor Says Plaza Offer to Be Taken
Prediction that the city will vote Monday on plans for street construction affecting the Swiss Plaza hotel property. Major C. M. Chausbors states the Bolet corporation proposal may be accepted, allowing deeds to be exchanged to open streets.
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Plaza
Swiss Plaza
Wey Wade
C. M. Chausbors
Bolet Corporation
City installs electric circuit for police and fire signaling
City electrician Claude Converse announced work on an electric circuit to modernize safety signals. Wires are being run from Theo Aventa to a station on Robert Fi Tee Street, two miles away, as part of a bond project to replace old police and fire signaling systems.
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Claude Converse
City Electrician
Theo Aventa
Robert Fi
Tee Street
Josr Bond
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