British Exposition Opens in Buenos Aires and Pluto Discovery
A fragment from a 20th century newspaper notes a British Exposition opening in Buenos Aires and remarks on the discovery of Pluto by Clyde Tombaugh, highlighting distribution and advertising as key factors in success. It references American and British figures, space topics, and a general sense of public notices on science and commerce.
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Young Mertien
Filet
Hn Saudy Ameriea
Anton
Buenos Aires
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Mska
Pluto
Vin Hirthitny
Inter
Vorekat Jowell
Dixtine Kuixhe
Vato
Halley Fas
Phito
Towel
Earth
Uae
Clyde Tombaugh
Kansas
Diete
ENR
Jury Trial For Nirdlinger Widow Ordered
The Nirdlinger widow case proceeds with arraignment delayed until August. The magistrate warned of possible further action after completion of initial investigation. Police reports contain undisclosed material and are not yet released to the press.
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Nike
Fravie
Weedie Nisan
Augeust
Abe
St. Lowis
Ality Wen
US Aids Pact Settlement Amid Franco Turkish Accord
Washington March 14 The United States was urged to aid a pact settlement as Britain and other signatories to the London treaty work to finalize a new entente. The article notes Great Britain visiting to join the five powers in opposing the final form of the entente.
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Wasiliington, D. &. Mare
Whenile
Mas
Great Britain
Seine recedes after near flood at Paris bridge
Flood threat along the Seine eased as water levels fell from the prior crest near Austerlitz bridge. After several days of high levels a heavy debris scoured away while workers reported the river returning toward normal.
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Austerlitz
Princes to Enjoy Chromatic Baths in Pink and Green
The report notes a pink bathroom for the Prince of Wales and a green one for Prince George, installed in the liner to be returned from Buenos Aires. An apple-green reception room was added.
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Rugland
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Boenss Aires
Legge Disputes Babson's Opinion
Phoenix March 14 Alexander Tegee resigns as chairman of the federal farm board and opposes Hogerman’s presidency. Tegee states he does not agree with the current policy and expects change soon as the board faces ongoing debate about farm support.
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Atle
Alexander Tegee
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Federal Farm Hoard
Hoger“Rabeon
Cool and Fair Is Weather Forecast for Sunday
A weekend forecast calls for cool and fair weather with sunny skies. Temperatures near 46 degrees are expected Sunday morning, up from Saturday’s lows.
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Jarhoe
Gangster Gets 14 Years For Officer Lane Killing
March 4. Sixteen year old gunman Three Fingered Jack White was convicted of the murder of Policeman Edward Lane of Berest. The jury set the penalty at 14 years in prison, a lighter punishment than his first trial.
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Gchigagg
King of Siam to Get U.S. Degree
Washington March 14 The ancient ruler King Srijadhipok of Siam will receive the honorary Doctor of Laws from George Washington University during his upcoming visit to the capital next month.
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Siam
U.S
Washington, D.C
Ain Ancient Armly
Srijadhipok
Yell
George Washington University
Bishop Cannon Comes to Son's Aid in California
In Sarding California on March 14 Bishop Cannon of the Methodist Episcopal Church South obtained the resignation or related relief from minor charges against his son Major Diehard M Cannon. The event centers on the family and church figures amid controversy over a bad check accusation affecting the son.
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San BD Sarding
Calif
Cannon
Episcopal Rhuret
South
Rome
Diehard M. Connon
Mayor Walker II Charged in City Hall Inquiry
New York March 14 mayoral figure facing charges from a city affairs committee over alleged incompliance neglect and indifference in the wake of fears investigation. Governer Roosevelt expected to act next week on the matter.
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Walker II
New York
Govermer Roosevelt
Walker
Governor Vetoes Kansas Death Bill Debate
Governor vetoes a Kansas death penalty bill. The measure would have set the maximum penalty for first degree murder. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate opposition from statewide officials and contention over capital punishment.
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Kansas
Kans
Ners ET
City Audit Probes Complaints as Officials Deny Graft
A sprawling report on city operations faces denials from Steffler and others as accusations of carelessness and mismanagement of street contracts, bidding, and sewer work surface. The audit seeks responsibility for a 1.18 million dollar shortfall and delays, while a separate probe by Tax Collector Sirus targets the tax office and contractor liabilities.
Crippled Twin Brothers Drink Poison Together
Twin brothers in deteriorating health in their home plotted to end their suffering by ingesting poison together. A moment of shared finality was interrupted by a glimmer of hope that one day they might recover, but a federal edict halted their plan.
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Chioagg
Srech
Brothers
Sears
Wx Muanthe
Thoroak
Diphtheria Grips Town In Alaska
Diphtheria sweeps Bartow Alaska as a mission people and local lodge report rising cases and strained medical aid. Officials fear rapid spread among residents including children while plans for treatment and evacuation are discussed with urgency.
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Grips Town
Alaska
Insurgents and Democrats Seek Helm in 1992 Race
Ambitious Democrats and independents press for union as insurgents seek a progressive president in 1992. The move may shape the Democratic and Progressive ranks amid calls for liberalization and potential deadlock in the House. Governors and senators discuss nominees and policy alignment while warnings of another Roosevelt echo.
Jury to Wear Statement in Wimery Case
Kenneth Wimery, indicted for swindling, faces reading of a jury statement in the Ninres fourth District court. The proceeding was held amid private exchanges between attorneys, with portions of the statement introduced over defense objections. Witness testimony and cross-examination followed amid interruptions and clashes over procedure as Judge McGromy warned against outside influence.
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Houiiday
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Eine
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Vince Watson
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Donie
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Weather Forecast From San Antonio to West Texas
San Antonio reports light to moderate rain and colder conditions with frosty nights expected. North winds shift to southerly along the coast as the system moves inland, with cooler highs and near normal lows likely in the northern portions.
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Leaani
Warthen
Lone Way
West Tesass Masih
Helder
Roetion
Political rhetoric and party lines in Heverly March discourse
A garbled column traces March 14 political talk on Congress and Washington. It contrasts Republicans and Democrats, notes public expectations of party alignment, and hints at a decisive moment for both sides. The piece emphasizes unity and decisive leadership despite fragmented wording.
Capital Sees Oil Compact Between States as Likely
A garbled report from Capital Sees an oil compact among states as a solution to overproduction. Officials anticipate an interstate conservation agreement to curb oil exports and stabilize markets, with President Haver urging action to deter unregulated Texas wildcatting.
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Tassungwon
Cy Moreh
Haver
Uoless
Illegitimate Child Bill Is Unfavored in Senate
In Austin on March M-ii the senate committee on semtinal jurisprinttace reported unfavorably a bill by Senator Poage of Waco to establish the illegitimate child institution and regulate the war aut Anymore of Haritimma children.
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Texas
Senate
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Waco
Haritimma
Einstein Returns to Germany Amid Paris Visit
Professor Albert Kinglein arrives in Germne after a Paris trip as officials note a welcoming reception for his return. The event signals ongoing ties between scientific circles across Europe and highlights the veteran physicist’s continued prominence.
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Einstein
Tamgurg
Germany
Albert Kinglein
Paris
Santero
Alfonso Heads to London Amid Mediation of Mother in Law
King Alfonso, absent from Spain for months, traveled to London to visit his mother in law, the Princess Ventrire of nc, in a bid to mediate a family matter. The brief dispatch notes his route and absence from Spain.
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Spain
London
Princiue Ventrire
Army construction rise noted in two months report
Major General Istle Brown, chief of engineers, said in a report to Secretary of War Timoney that construction work increased steadily over the past two months, signaling broader growth in Army projects.
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Istlebrown
In & Te
Chinese Lecturer Dies in Oakland Heart Attack
Oakland Calif March 14 Dr Ne Toon Chew aged 45 Chinese activist lecturer and journalist died suddenly of a heart attack while eating dinner at home. Authorities said cause appeared natural and no foul play suspected. Chew was active in local cultural and political circles and taught at a university extension program.
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Oakland Dakland
Calif
Ne Toon Chew
Dismissed Ad Okool Boy Tells Of Party
A damaged report describes a high school party incident involving multiple youths, including Currie and Dan Murray, with allegations against Currie and the police investigation. The account alleges injuries to O. Muccay's son and notes the father’s confrontation with Currie, ending with references to the school board and potential expulsions.
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Ricker
Lee Voles
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Wwe
Alreety Murray
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