U S Policy Shifts on Colombia Peru Dispute
Washington March 20 United States officials announce agreement with the League of Nations to handle the Colombia Peru dispute in South America. President Wilson named a Swiss envoy to the League committee and the advisory group will urge evacuation of Leticia and define next steps in the talks.
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Washington, D.C
M—Blate Department
United States
League of Nations
Boal America
Magh FR. Wilson
Switgerland
League
Japan
Manchuria
Te Lengte Council
Fragmentary Note Offers Riddled Reference to Ride Event
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a race or rider event with unclear names and places. It mentions FANNIN Wit and Meh Breed alongside disjoint phrases about lifer and dequande of one of then riders. Details remain unreadable.
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Mfnrien Fannin
Atlas Brewing Boss Stanley Kym Leads Chicago Move
Fragmentary text shows Atlas Brewing Company figure Stanley Kym in a Chicago move. Mentions war era context and beverage barrels, with unclear references to dignitaries and local terms. Readers gather a rough note on industry figure linked to brewing during a period of upheaval.
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Stanley Kym
Atlas Brewing Company
Chicago
Mo Pwalts
Japanese Troops Hold North China Town Report
Japanese infantry brigades reported holding a town in North China about four leagues north of Peiping. The dispatch notes a simultaneous shelling near the great wall and describes action as the war in the area escalates with Chinese forces contesting the Japanese advance.
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North China Town
Tokio
Balresehigg
Narus Olitin Groper
Pel
Wales
Saul
Iless
Shrocht
Actien
Pelplig
Fragmentary notice on unclear topic and awaiting clarification
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions delays and unresolved questions about a matter, with references to waiting, creAtio, and various distorted terms. The readable bits show confusion over timing and process, without a clear event, date, or involved entities.
Conferees Named On Beer Bill in Senate and House
Washington March 49 The Senate appointed conferees to work with House members on the beer bill. Leaders predicted agreement but debates continued on alcohol limits including beer at 3.20 and wine at 1.09, with sale restrictions to underage persons.
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Washington, DC
Fenate
Foree
Harrison
Senate sTaup
Harigoly
Oller Cenate
Hin Aro Zing
Utah
Walia
Massachusetts
Reed
Pennsylvania
Consens
Michigan
Bence
Dolphion
Ways and Means Committee
Home Club Formed in Hidalgo County
MALLEN March 20 The organization of Hidalgo County s twenty third home demonstration club has been announced by Miss Gladys Dowling county home demonstration agent Officers are Mrs Ty Ay Smith president Miss Mea Walker secretary treasurer Mrs Henry Walnock recording secretary and other officers named in the incomplete report
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Hidalgo County
Mallen
Tidalgo Counnts
Gladys Dowling
Ay Smith
Man
Pasnasil
Glee
Ro. Walker
Seieetary
McAllen Plans to Set Up Community Nursery
Under Mayor John Ewing and Commissioner Bi B. Phares, the city aims to establish a community nursery to beautify the area. Citizens are invited to participate by contributing seeds and tending yards as volunteers visit events and discuss plans for civic improvement.
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McAllen
Malle
John Ewing
Bi.b. Phares
Fina Ato Belie
School Election Slated at M Allen
Trustees of the MecAllen Independent Board scheduled a school election for March 20. The board, restricted at the April 1 meeting, names A. Vanny and Jot Wheston as likely candidates, with members urging participation in the local election.
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M’allen Miallen
MecAllen
Behial Dis- Wink
Crop Loan Pleas Heavy in Valley
In the valley the demand for federal crop production loans dominates the scene. Officials report heavy pleas for assistance as farmers seek support amid ongoing agricultural programs and related unemployment concerns.
One Dead and Dozen Injured in Weekend Crashes
One person died and twelve were injured in a series of weekend traffic accidents. Funeral services were held for Teste Kulecher, 12, at New Brainalels. Several others, including Rosie Durst and Thelma Cox, sustained serious injuries. numerous siblings and relatives are named among the injured.
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Anther
Dover
New Brainalels
Olmos Drive
Highland Bonevird Aid Sautheversetree
Willard Kutsch
New Baninfels
Alten
Rosie Durst
Byron Avon
Presa
Hot Wella Boulevard
Banta Tosa
Joseph Wiest
Ens
Noth
Jose— Chine Grux
Nort Laredo Street
G. Tellgus
North Alemo Street
Thelma Cox
Masgidle
Mary Kestlecky
Goodwin
Roberl
Grose
Sabor Injuelor
Athers Hort
A.T. Cooper
R. Gubierrez
Roosevelt Avenuué
Mata~ Moms
Medine
LIQUON PARTY GETS BIG STILL
One of the largest distilleries recently busted in San Antonio was dismantled at a Woodlawn Hills home. Federal charges followed. The raid netted eight 75-gallon copper stills and a 65-gallon still, 2221/2 gallons of whiskey, 1350 gallons of mash, fermenters, barrels, jugs, and related gear. Two cars were seized along with peaches used in whiskey making.
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Itd
San Antonio
Woodlawn Hills
Bso
Lir Wits
Tobacco quality and milder flavor in better blends
The text notes the difference in smoking products lies in the tobacco used, with higher quality tobacco yielding a milder flavor and overall smoother experience. It compares treats or options by the strength of the tobacco rather than the method.
600 Expected at Rotary Meeting in San Angelo
SAN ANGELO March 20 About 600 registrations are expected for the forty-first district Rotary convention here May 1 and 3. District governor Anderson said clubs near Temple and Waco plan to charter a train to attend. Officials are finalizing arrangements for the event.
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Rotary
San Angelo
Ct Anderson
Satid
Glubs
Temple
Wreo
Anderson
Belig
Baby Boy Born to Edward G Robinsons Family
New York report notes a one pound son born yesterday to Mrs Edward G Robinson, wife of the matinee idol actor. The birth adds to the Robinsons family as their child arrives in early spring.
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Ed G. Robinsons
New York
Edward G. Robinson
Mattow
Daniels 10 Be Feted Ing
A newly appointed envoy to Mexico accepts invitations to remain as minister of bonat wt & bungast. Pavlo Wanley, ankoee of the shamber of commerce, accompanies. DanielS was unable to say when he would leave for his new post en route.
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Dosephus Onsivis
Mexico
Minst
Bonat
Bungast
Sive
Pavlo Wanley
Dunleis
Cherokee to Have Fat Stock Show
The Cherokee High School agriculture class will hold a fat stock show in Cherokee on March 23, according to H. M. Carter, the class leader. The event showcases voca- tional agriculture efforts by the students.
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Saba
Cherokee
Ht. M. Carter
State Banks Placed Under Restrictive Controls
New Orleans reports that state banks were placed under restrictions after a late night order. Governor’s mandate expired, and the Banking Commissioner announced limits on withdrawals to cash ratios. J. Brook, state bank division head, noted banks might remove 100000 in deposits and 25000 in cash by limiting withdrawals to 95 percent of yearly deposits. exemptions apply to deposits made since March 3.
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New Orleans
March
Bobisurw
Mandal
J. &. Brook
Bank
Roivisioner
Galveston Votes Stronger Lines as Polls Close
Galveston county records show Voting Strength at 1.33 for favoring candidates, about 2000 votes more than last year, the latest tally reported by County Tax Collector W. F. Lewis. Polls and exemptions total 2,488 this year, up from 19.4 hundred last year. city totals reach 17,706 versus 5,550 a year ago.
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Galveston
Galveston County
W. F. Lewis
Tewis
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