Harding Faces Crucial Test Over Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington observers warn the ship subsidy bill could decide President Harding's defiance or concession as Congress debates before adjournment. Supporters expect a party line vote while opponents urge delaying tactics, signaling a pivotal moment for the administration amid looming November elections.
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Harding
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Geelfice
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Ratitara
Pepesiber
Six liquor arrests and related incidents reported
Fifteen lines of garbled OCR text recount alleged intoxication and confrontations at a morning event. Names and places are unclear. the piece mentions arrests for liquor violations, a possible public disturbance, and a reference to a government action or timetable, but specifics are obscured.
Ammunition and liquor seizures spark coast guard arrests
The report details arrests by customs officers near Ausendorf last week, including Jesus Traves Nose Hernandez Guadalupe Guellerteé and Juseavec for engaging in and transporting illicit liquor. Officers found twelve bottles of whisky in a car trunk. suspects claimed no knowledge of the liquor and cited wind as the possible cause. Bonds were set for the men pending action.
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Holt
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Railroad Debts Paid After Interstate Commission Settlement
The Interstate Commerce Commission settled with three large railroads over federal notes fees from 1920. St. Louis San Francisco and Fort Worth Rio Grande received final payments reducing deficits. total unpaid balance noted as approximately 285 449. The commission set final sums for each line and credited balances against government operation costs.
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Washington
I. U
CIA
St. Tanis
Storm damages crops and city offices in San Benito
Damaging winds and heavy rainfall hit the San Benito area causing crop losses and disruption. Officials report delays in grain shipments and note river and field impacts. The storm prompted remodeling of the local post office site on Hobart Street to accommodate increased mail volume and staff.
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San Benita
Hovitan
Irathenau and Harden on Future Prophesies and Peril
Fragmented reminiscence recounts Adolf Hitlers era figures, with Irathenau and Harden debating futures amid political collapse and German turmoil. The text weaves prophecy of a future Reich and the turmoil surrounding the Weimar Republic, crime, persecution, and the strain on public life.
Fragmentary plea from a distressed text on mercy
The passage pleads for aid from German peoples and allied nations to help a faltering group and keep faith with yesterday's tenants. It mentions a professor and a patient named Nyon continuing to write dispatches against orders, ending with an unclear celebratory reference.
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Nyon
Cattle Discussion and Plans Near Missouri River
July 5 Denver reports a livestock meeting planned west of the Missouri River. Agricultural officials discuss plans and statistics on cattle moves and market demand, outlining regions and expected production amid a national livestock expansion.
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Tistoele
Baltimore Police Seek Dean of Jewel Thieves
Law case from Missouri mentions Tarceny charges against TL Rachwey, described as the “dean of jewel thieves.” Authorities say he is wanted in several states, with connections to Baltimore and Alexandria, amid an ongoing manhunt and unidentified alleged weapon use in the reported incident.
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Fugitives Kill Selves In Apparent Pursuit Incident
A dispatch from fall Tae Lote reports that fugitives Ty the Associaed Vresy and Bertin killed themselves while being chased by police near Suatenkeas. Police recovered their bodies, ending what appeared to be a long pursuit.
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Texas Leads Nation in Farm Population, Census Report
Texas tops the nation in farm population with 2,277,773 farmers credited by the Census, surpassing all states. The report notes large farm counts in major cities and rural areas, detailing regional shares and the distribution of farming operations across Texas.
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Texas
Census Bureau
Withington
C. Daly
Texa
Tineros
Asa
Heaty
Tess
Paiudtey
LePeter
Han Carsfoartle
Ning Tunis
Colonel Winter to Retire From Army Post
A frail, garbled notice reports Colonel Winter plans retirement in September after long service. The message mentions orders to Washington and references colleagues and ranks, with illegible details about camps, unit names, and dates. The fragment hints at a formal change of duty within the military structure.
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Will Retin
Washington
Kreneh
Postman Meet at Park Event Amidst Local Delays
Fragmentary text describes a public gathering or notice involving postmen and local figures at LEU Park. Mentions Selene Ho and Oke ere serKLer with price or token values. Date suggests an April occurrence, though details are unclear.
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Selene
Lores
Three Parties Vie in Nebraska Election
Three parties Republicans Democrats and Progressive seek victory in Nebraska. Nominees include Q. Skroyer of Hansonbolde and Anthony C. Manliat of Omaha leading the ticket with backing from Democratic leaders. Albert W. det Juruimbear and Howell, Republican candidates, campaign across districts. Progressive contenders outline a platform favoring government ownership and public works.
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