Carranza Killing Probe Tones Mexican Politics
Four merchant paper men will investigate the death of the late President Carranza and review civil to General Obregon. The commission, named by Generals Obregon and Gonzalez, reports on the shooting and details surrounding Carranza's escape and death. The inquiry aims to clarify the conspirators and motives tied to the Carrranza regime and to identify responsible parties among party members and officials.
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Ansactatea Preas
Mexico City
Merce Paper
Carrapin
Obregon
Gonsalon
Provident
Carrinzo
Virsersil
Txeetniore
Meralle
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Lo Aguiint
Tenortec
Enredice
Fingiartial Ovestiation
Benuty
Wheerenionia
Trormal Investigatiut
Carconst
Gol Rodnife Heveera
Caramyn Party
Mecumanse Bian
Obee
Bue
Genealea
Tengerly
Seluwl
Tuga
Ulolonel Elaycepo
Dudlo
Typhia
Branviseo
Alleale
Carranti
Mariel
Georral Mariel
Carranza
Naxcatautyngo
Carrum
Waxcatan Fonge
Herrera
Carranza When Edid This Whelter Were Agai
Manuelaguirre Derlonge
Mario Mendlez
Telegmaphes Gt Brats
Mnis Senta
Quod
Capbulnys
Amador Nal Suares
Generat Murguia
Tansey
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Siilon
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Fiels Gober
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Carranza aide arrested after assassination turmoil in Mexico City
Carranza cabinet secretary Tuls Cabrera, who fled with his chef, was arrested in Villa deutaes and brought to Mexico City. Reports describe a desperate bid for refuge as Carranza’s government faced mounting violence and divisions amid the pursuit of rebels and calls for stability.
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Ranza
Tuls Cabrera
Carranza
Villa
Turbulent MexicanPolitics Amid Carranza Death Theories
Fragmented OCR summary describes confusion over Carranza death and associated figures in Mexico. Mentions Obregon arrest, Cabrera, and Carranza party splits. References Tehuantepec and Mexico City travel, with unclear dates or outcomes.
Senate Restores Camp Bullis Items In Appropriations
Washington May 26 The Senate restored to the army appropriation bill an item of 888,880 for target practice at Camp Bullis after debates over war department purchasing authority. Senator Sheppard led the move. Senator Wadeward explained the procedure, noting the cost avoided by restoring prior congressional language. The panel warned the action could affect about 120,100 in related funds and would influence future military procurement policy. The bill’s passage included provisions for aviation and service support, with broader implications for military operations and training programs.
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Washington
Senate
Ucslar
militares _attates
Treai
Cap Bellis
Sheppard
Wadeward
War Department
Heuiter Sheppard
Congress
Secont
DOD
Madden
Ie Finoik
India
Aviay Air Servier
Hoku
Sivicuus
Abney Ale
Wil
Titibines
Wuld Tiuc Aiayal Aviation
Gs Flere Sorawis
Shore Bavex
Pete Soniirl
San Ko Governor Controversy Sparks Regional Debate
A garbled regional report discusses a governor and local figures amid political tension. Key names are unclear, but the piece notes provisions and a policy clash affecting Ler Callmenin and Ta Tiverén. The fragment hints at a forthcoming decision and possible shifts in governance.
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San KO
Rapnoto
Guanjiato
Moston
Indemnity Debate Amid World War II Rebuilding Talk
A fragmentary 1940s style report discusses indemnity plans tied to wartime recovery with references to Germany and allied nations. It cites a farmer leader and editor quotes about reconstruction costs, international cooperation, and economic terms. The piece preserves period tone and names, highlighting allied roles and postwar funding aims.
Lost 300 Quarts Report Assails Local Theft
A garbled report notes a loss of 300 quarts and references a Marine or military unit involvement. Mentions officers, warrants, and alleged theft connections with drivers and a transportation route. The fragmented text implies an investigation or enforcement action, with dates near May 20 and vague local officials named.
CHAPLAIN IS DEAD AT CUNNERY MASS MILETOP
A dejected page from a late edition reports the death of Chaplain Amid the fighting line. The incident occurred during a bombardment near a river crossing, with casualties among troops and nearby civilians. Details are scarce as reports come in from the front.
Teachers We Fought Board Dropped at Edge High School
A contested school board reshuffle at Edge High School led to the dismissal of several teachers deemed not up to standard, with some facing probation or potential future reappointment. The superintendent and principals face scrutiny as details of the staffing purge and upcoming elections ripple through the district.
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WD. Moore
Irtinor
Hracken
Edge High School
T. 1 Hutt Grate
Wietdar
Shurluge
Eveelset Thom
Galvan at 3715 Feet Shaken by Extreme Depth Claim
A fragmentary report describes a dramatic depth measurement at 3715 feet. The piece alludes to a tectonic or geological event, referencing notable figures and places in a period newspaper style and implying a landmark achievement or discovery.
Three Sections of Lever Act Declared Unconstitutional
In ididmpols Indiana on May 20 United States District Judge A. Bo Anderser ruled three sections of the Lever Act unconstitutional in a federal case. The court struck sections 3 TS 0 10 11 and 12 IS bd dG as quashed, and the indictment pushed by miners attorneys was challenged under section ST of the criminal code. The decision affects mining labor disputes and labor leaders were listed in attendance or cited in related proceedings.
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Judictignat Armival
Hugliss
Pavles Assus Tughes
Supreme Cauct
Two Cases Reversed Involving Farm Punishments
A garbled report states that two cases reversed at a state legislature level involve a farmer and a man named Lillian from Matagorda. The text mentions penitentiary terms for vandalism and burglary with five years in prison, plus a sequence of unclear names and places.
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Jnvelit
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Sehlengee
Uhinrokve
Oun
Tye Sears
Matagorda Crotty
Ehargia
Money to Mexico in shipment debate and talks
A May dispatch reports parliamentary and chamber discussions over Mexican monetary issues. Officials from the Americas and Mexican chambers consider stabilization and currency arrangements while addressing trade and export concerns amid financial strains.
Talk Strikes and Divisions Highlight Pittsburgh Wage Debate
A frayed Pittsburgh meeting featured a national wage dispute with Wilhestarre delegates, as a Linddisteht protest opened and the crowd pressed for clearer presidential action. Uncertainty clouded the plan for future negotiations while leaders urged steady resolve amid tense exchanges.
Fragmentary election note on primary returns and nominees
Incomplete report references Johnson gaining support and a primary preference for Broad-Tiram Tobiason of California. Mentions six counties and official returns, with scattered names and figures. The fragmentary text is unclear about outcomes or full candidate list.
FIELD MARSHAL DIES IN VIENNA AND MERRIMACK LOANS
Viena reports Field Marshal Matreliit BSxetazay Mareouvie died while commanding the Talia forces. The disaster at Hibretti and Mesiyemy details are given with casualty figures and implications for the Weale. Austhy Tex approves loans totaling 2000, with district allocations for NAV 1, 2, and 4, backed by six percent interest and 20 year terms.
Fragmented West Virginia presidential write-in report
A garbled early 20th century dispatch from Wheeling West Virginia notes voters nearly at home gathered for a presidential preference event. It claims no official candidate votes were cast and mentions Morward and Wout as figures, with reference to Truputitican and Powerstle preferences in a confusing tally.
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Hehins
Cleuthaw
West Virginia
Shane
Benator Morward
Leonicd
Fin Webster
Ministers Buy Stock Investigation Highlights Alleged Trading
An obscure report claims ministers purchased stock amid a turmoil involving Clevolurul and Hihay aTBy Backer, with Miss Lag Mile as secretary. The piece alleges insider trading and a possible misuse of influence, noting a controversial sale of items described as valuable novels.
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Hihay Atby
Secretinyy
Pytek
Vinieges
Ini
Faye Ie
Raney
Wool made of cotton and its risky uses
Fragmentary report describes attempts to create cotton like wool and notes uncertain testing. It mentions potential applications in fabrics, safety concerns, and penalties for violations, with unclear references to individuals and authorities.
Discussion of the Mandate Postponed and President's Request
Members of Congress announce no date for the mandate discussion postponement. They oppose President Wilson's appeal to accept humanitarian aid for Armenians and resist international authority, citing sovereignty and the need to consult with Congress. coverage notes diplomatic tension and party divisions.
Armenian Leader Aims at Boundaries With Turkey
Aimed at securing independence, Armenian leaders insist on recognition of full rights and control over fertile provinces Nidtehehiy Hivas and Silteint. The plan includes international arbitration to define borders between Turkey and Armenian territories amid geopolitical pressure and external mediation efforts.
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Armenia
Mlessume
Ieee
Aaron
niAte
Araveriny Uli
Turkey
Nidtehehiy
Hivas
Fragmentary Local News Item About Snake Bite Incident
A damaged OCR fragment notes a snakebite incident near Tidorade, with references to victims Shp Angel and Tae Ay Aor and a person named Le W. Johnson. The text is unclear on dates, exact location, or outcome, making a concise summary difficult.
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Angel
Tae
le W. Sjohnxon
Tidorade
Nachoniks
Solar
Theax
Daniels Objects To Steam Roller Tactics Of Chairman Hale
Washington May 26 Secretary Battiels says Navy investigation led to questions over American worship rights and naval reform proposals. Daniels criticizes Admiral Piske and Senate debating tactics while defending the Navy’s structure and Germanic influence views.
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Hale
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Nevalle
Senate
Phe Phacarton
Brad Joy
Bayside
Uhairnyin Hinde
Dagtels Sauder
Naver
Admiral Piske
Pln
Jean Pind
Navy
Bieke
Petain and Wallace preside at services for American dead
Mystery text reports a ceremony led by Petain and Wallace honoring American soldiers buried at graves and cemeteries near Meuse in France. It mentions Raywalanne, Montfaucon, and similar locations with references to national commemorations and orders from the French government for officials and authorities to attend funeral exercises.
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Wallace
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Aiverlend
Soltiere
Simila Eetomauies
Teauiant
Chemienuet
Atoriea
Raywalane
Montfaucon
Chie Fenny
Krnnes
Mae
Unclear text fragment reports Americans seized and detentions
The readable portion notes two Americans seized and mentions a prisoner of war context with references to locations such as San Francisco and Mexico but lacks coherent details or verifiable names, dates, or events. The fragment is fragmentary and does not establish a clear event or outcome.
Geddes Merts Wilson Washington May 2
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Pension Bill Passes in Washington Senate Spurred by Debate
Washington May 26 Senate session advances pension legislation amid contentious debate. Lawmakers confer on provisions and potential effects, while supporters push for rapid passage. Opponents voice concerns about costs and eligibility, but committee votes favor proceeding to full chamber.
Tax on gel used in jawah nnged oe Aeris to eansnort War Supplies
Washington witnesses testify before House committees on proposed excise tax raising costs for gel used in transport of war materials. A May 21 incident in Dublin cites railway workers strike and soldiers seizing a stalled train after dockers refused to work, delaying shipments to Toland.
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Rold Bory
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Eansnort
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H. C. L. Gets Wallop at Fors May 20 379
A garbled report outlines events near Fors with mentions of fund drives and appeals. It notes Ap ntivations are nunety and a committee of business members backing a fund to support a Sandiboia for a vo r nod subservitions. It references members of At nme Vonnell and Thos avout, plus Scout work.
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Neov
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Palmer Campaign Finances Face Anonymity Claims
A Washington inquiry reports Palmer funds totaling 59,610 with uncertain contributor identities. Attorney General's office notes donors may be unidentifiable, while filings show large contributions from individuals and groups, including Money and political figures, amid scrutiny of campaign financing practices.
Freight move plans amid Texas harbor talk and guard notes
Wes Masten and partners of three Torsten firms sought to relocate freight by sea from Malveston to Galveston. They met with local merchants and Chamber of Commerce officials to arrange venting and forwarding, claiming a shipment remains tied up by locks until arrangements are completed.
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