Wilson Seng Greeting 10 League Session Hopes for Success
Washington reports President Wilson sent a greeting to the League of Nations assembly in Geneva. He expresses hope that the assembly’s work will advance cooperation between nations and that its efforts will help restore wealth and peace. Hymans replies with gratitude and notes Wilson’s role in promoting concord and unity among civilized nations.
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Tease of a Historic Assembly Session Agenda
The report outlines a tense assembly meeting with multiple committees appointed to discuss policies. It notes expectations for debate on war attitude, unity of action, and potential measures affecting domestic and international stances as the United States engages in wartime events.
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Insurance policy stipulation upheld by appeals court
The Fourth Court of Civil Anema in Biovirtual Warrington ruled the insurance policy stipulation valid, upholding prior decisions in the estate dispute. The case involved the American Intensity Company and Ernest Fedibsun pursuing $370 amid an automobile accident claim.
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Fragmented legal notices reveal varied motions and case names
A garbled OCR page lists numerous legal actions and motions across diverse cases. Names such as Ernest Fellbnua, Frauke House, George A. Moore, and Walker D. Tim es appear amid scattered defendants and appellants. The text hints at motions for appeals, registrations, and administrative actions in a misted court record.
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Thieves Loot Homes In Jewelry Theft Case
Thurglass escaped with jewelry valued at about 8000 after ransacking the home of Ivrett and Craig Wace Monday night. A second suspect fled with 32000 in diamond pieces and three platinum rings. KR Campos reported a 245 morning loss, saying he left money and bank book with a draft to deposit. police cannot locate suspects. Monroe Richardson said burglars broke in Tuesday afternoon, set a stove to start a fire, then fled after he interrupted their escape.
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Wild big cat shot on Culebra Road near San Antonio
A large wild cat resembling a bobtail was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon on the Culebra road within twelve miles of San Antonio after Ramselissel, who had been hunting, stopped to flee an approaching auto. A high powered rifle bullet hit the animal in the shoulder, killing it instantly. The cat was displayed to onlookers before disposal.
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Getter Than Whiskey For Coles And Flu
An advertising pitch promotes Elizir called Aspirenal as a two minute cold remedy. It claims European and American army surgeons endorse it, guarantees refunds at purchase, and urges immediate trial with a two dollar dose. It targetsDruggists and consumers with sensational claims and family use for infants and children.
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Children Observe Christmas Hooks Exhibit In Galveston
Fifty children attend a event observing Children's Hook Week. Lily Wilson organizes the display of juvenile books and craft ideas in local stores. The embargo on certain books has been lifted and shops show exhibits while officials promote reading for kids. Local merchants advertise goods and services as part of the community event.
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Chicago permits cancellation and renewal delay reported
A government official noted widespread permit suspensions and renewal delays. Ralph W. Stone, director for Weiss, said applications arrived at a slow rate and that only a fraction of permits were renewal ready. The effort aims to curb illegal activity and enforce strict permit control.
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