Death of Franklin K. Sage Shocks Washington Readers
A long, partial confession style letter on Franklin K. Sage’s death is printed from Washington reflecting on his life, the strain of illness, and the operation details. The piece notes condolences from President Wilson and other officials, with Kauffman family grief and a Rochester Minn. medical note.
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Washington, DC
Franklin K. Sage
California
Wilson
Cate Mir
Mea Lane
Phil. O. Kauffman
Gome
Rochester
Minn
International economic aims in a tense global age
Fragmented OCR text discusses debates on free trade and individualism in international economics, citing figures like Walt Tang and Hoover. It hints at fears of divestment, open doors, and maintaining domestic growth through competition, with calls for personal initiative and a stronger national identity in economic life.
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Guy Ms
Lam
Hoover
Grould
Oklahoma Backs Corpus Christi Deep Water Port Move
Oklahoma endorses Corpus Christi Texas as the Gulf coast deep water port site. Resolution cites federal studies, engineers recommendations, and aims to relieve gulf port congestion and stabilize freight rates for the Trans Mississippi region. Governor Neff and Governor Robertson announce action and request federal steps.
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Oklahoma
Corpus Christi
Austin
Tex
Dee
Gulf
Corpas Christ
Neff
Robertson
Roberts
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Corpus Christi, Tek
Frest Gulf
Middis Westy
Gulf Coast
Trans-Missouri
Senata
House of Representatives
Thuceia
Zeehareby
Corpus Chuisti
Honguf
Congress
Unclear OCR: Presidential Power over Cable Funding Debate
Fragmentary text discusses presidential authority over cable operation funding and legislative action. Appears to reference Congress sending a bill to the President, with debates on executive power and funding authority. Names, dates, and places are obscured by OCR errors.
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Washington, D. C
Enbigh Laplings
Hutt
House
Pdek
Houge
Ben
Gilo Century
Deversl
Dispersed Reds Scene At Che Railroad Station
A disordered report notes Reds dispersed after a tense gathering at a railroad station evening. Mentions of named places and figures hint at a broader incident with transfers and possible government action, reflecting unrest and shifting loyalties amid unclear details.
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Ranlizals
Che
Tie Hovty
Tsnait
Tioga
Saplaliot Justler
Opie
Morvhie
Lear
Laboy
Elie Axyitiens
Tole
State Dept Tightens Embassies Liquor Certificates
The State Department announces ten steps to tighten liquor certificate controls for embassy and legation shipments. It directs chiefs of missions to limit free entries, designate receiving contacts, and print certificate handling procedures for personal use consignments.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Department
Weil
Alate
Bega
Shen
Vlear
Department of State
Washington
Atere
Department staff count and personnel list noted
Fragmentary OCR indicates a department mentioning ten members including staff and employees. Details of names, roles, and affiliations are illegible, preventing full identifying facts or official functions.
Tariff measures move forward in House and Senate
Washington May 1 An emergency tariff resolution and a permanent tariff bill advance in Congress. The House accepted Senate changes to limit anti-dumping controls and extend federal trade oversight while awaiting a final decision on rates. Representative Longworth introduced the permanent tariff bill to supersede the emergency rates if approved.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Brorderes
Prion
Finuse Conferces
Longworth
Ohio
Hone Ways and Meang
Treasury
Rongtest
Penrose Jsf
Renete Finance Committee
Race riot leaves two dead in Dyronville area
In Dyronville a race riot last night and into today left two Black men dead and one white man named Davia from New Jersey seriously wounded. Twenty Black suspects have been arrested as riots continued through Watuegtay.
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Dyronville
Davia
New Jersey
Watuegtay
Davis to Settle Wage Dispute with Vessel Owners
Secretary of the Navy is authorized to propose a settlement on wage cuts and overtime terms after a conference with vessel owners and engineers. Proposed reductions range from 2 to 14 percent with potential overtime limits, while negotiations for a broader agreement continue with the Shipping Board.
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D.C
Davie
Gension
Marina Engineera
Hérrie Bontérchiee
Tor
Saveral
Amiet
Entitie
Texday
Ti Pict Brey
Feroners
Dr. Davis
Shipping Board
Mike
Leurency Davis
Je Ie Widerstood
Ani
Hippie
Nerie
Fon Cenginvers
Mt ‘Sen
Double Tine
Officials Pause in Memory of Justice Continued
Fragmented text presents a courtroom discussion about the Lever Act and jury guilt degrees. The passage depicts a judge’s or attorney’s actions, with critiques of court demeanor and how counsel may proceed, reflecting a critical view of legal proceedings.
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Counse
Welty urges river and waterway freight plan at White House
Ohio's F. Welty told the White House today that he has asked Senate and House leaders to back a plan to expand inland waterways. He released data on freight rates water transport and compares charges to show need for rapid waterway utilization and resumed barge traffic.
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Iland
Ipl
E. F. Welty
Ohio
Ty White House
Welty
House
Congress
United States
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