Western Union Cable Dispute Over Florida to Miami
Western Union sought court injunctions to block actions by naval authorities and War Department plans affecting a Florida to Miami cable project. The case centered on a long standing line laid since 1899 and a proposed expansion within the Miami causeway linking Miami to Mineral Beach, with officials opposing further interference. The judge noted existing permits and wartime authority, while the company argued the cable was a replacement and essential for continued service.
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Washington, D.C
Western Union
District of Colambi
Florida
Tichow
Miami
Asta
Gta
Uympaus Furl
Navy Department
Secretary of War
Vret Department
Courk
Mintal Beach
Anderson
Ite
War Department
Dea
Baker
Washington
Dale
Iain Isl
Naval Commanier
Saul Im Lotir
Bankers urged to aid new trade financing corporation
A public appeal from the American Bankers Association urges bankers nationwide to back a Trade Finalging Corporation envisioned to protect industries and finance American foreign trade. The plan, to be discussed at Chicago meetings December 10 and 17, seeks capital of 6 SI, 000, 1, 38 and aims to avert stagnation in staple commodities amid rising unemployment and futures market anxieties.
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Aimotican Bankerk ™ Association
Wades Net
United States
Fox
Unclear economic note on U S currency and exports
A fragmented passage discusses the American dollar commanding a premium in many countries and the impact on exports. It notes that exports from the United States to several nations have not yet been paid, reflecting currency and payment challenges in global trade.
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United States
Auto theft ring hits Grayburg area with string of burglaries
A group stole a ute worth 48 dollars from a Grayburg filling station on Sunday night. The strong box was opened by the combination, and the incident was discovered by employees Monday at 6 am. About a dozen more auto thefts occurred Saturday and Sunday nights, with several cars reported stolen and later found abandoned or recovered by detectives along Bandera road and near College and St Mary’s lines. Cars involved include a seven passenger vehicle owned by OT. Butlery and a vehicle owned by Dr. Ryds Jacobs, among others listed, with multiple addresses linked to the suspects.
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Nieves
South Alamo
OT. Butlery
Carson Street
Isilda
Wilson
Ramplissetsen
Bandera Road
Ryds. Jacobs
Tamana Street
College and
St. Mary’s
Orler
He Schneers
Bainers Avenue
Camperbini Transfer Company
S. Hall
Hast Cinciniti
W. H. Reiniman
Hamon Injured In Accidental Pistol Discharge
Ardmore Oklahoma reports Republican National Committeeman Jake Hamon was accidentally wounded last night when a 25 caliber automatic pistol discharged while he was packing a suitcase for a trip to Billings Montana. He walked two blocks to a hospital after the incident. The statement from Hamon's business manager Frank J Ketel says the injury is not serious unless complications arise.
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Ardmore
Okla
Hamon
Oklahoma
Flamon
Frank J. Ketel
Haman
Hanon
Billags
Mont
Park guard is shot in St Louis by woman driver
Charles B Backer, 48, park guard, was shot to death early Sunday by Marie I Scott, 34, when Backer and another guard stopped a car occupied by Mrs Seatt and her husband Samuel J Seatt after a pursuit. The Scotts, claiming they believed the pair were bandits, said Mrs Seatt claimed she intended only to unintendedly scare them. Police released the Scotts on bail.
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St. Louis
Charles
B. Backer
Marie I Scott
Racker
Seatt
Samuel J. Seatt
Scotts
Wacker
Companion
Seat
Storm warning issued for Great Lakes to Atlantic coast
A storm warning was issued today for the Great Lakes region from Northern Lake Michigan through Lakes Macon Erie and Ontario and along the Atlantic coast from Sandy Wook to East Port. The system over Northern Ubic was moving eastward, expected to intensify with strong easterly winds off the coast.
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Washington
Weatler Bureau
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Macon
Erie
Ontario
Atlantic
Sandy Wook
East Port
Ubic
Will Try Negro Fort Worth Case Today
Fort Worth authorities prepare for trial near the city in a high profile case involving Robert, charged with a statutory offense. Mobs have recently gathered, contesting the case as officials say the state will pursue the public penalty.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Bath
Robert Ane
Ington
Thik Rity
Tira
Crinse
Jeri
Notable Composer Caryl Florio Dies in Poverty in SC
Regional report notes the internationally known composer Caryl Florio, famed for his early work as a bagatelle composer, died in comparative poverty in Morganton South Carolina. The piece also covers unrelated items from Washington to Texas including an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on intercity shipments and a local marriage in Louisiana.
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Rocheville
N. CL
William ‘ Dolin Robfoho
Taveician
Campoger
Caryl Florio
Tauilarium
Morganton
S.C
Tavishiork
Devonshire
England
Trinity Church
New York City
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
U. S
Washington
D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
United Blates
Canada
United States
Ammerman Jones
Averion
Farmers shy of strike plan to force better prices
Chicago date nov 22 workers recount a call by Nations Partners Union for a nationwide producers strike to push higher grain prices, with reports of declining prices and widespread market resistance. Agricultural leaders favor marketing reforms over price holds and caution against monopolies. The American Farm Bureau notes a broad Midwestern network of state groups numbering about a million farmers, often following similar autonomy in marketing decisions. Industry notices also reference wage and factory disruptions in nearby sectors, including a localWringer Works closure in Woonsocket due to broader economic pressures.
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Chicago
Nations Partners' Union
Hijacis
Bern
Erate
Peoklagers
Olivois Cirmers
Sur Taining
Middle West
Peace Negotiations With Poles at Riga Broken by Russians
Negotiations between Soviet Russia and Poland at Riga have been broken off by the Soviet side. Bolshevik forces gather to crush Polish commander Balakovitel’s irregulars east of the armistice zone, while refugees stream along the southeastern frontier. Despite official optimism, the Soviet government says Poland has not withdrawn troops to satisfy the pre treaty terms, and talks may resume soon as commissions move into Lithuania.
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Soviet Russa
Holand
Riga
Lave Shoun
Balakovitel
Poland
Russia
Acm
Ftvar Ihe
Kiet
Bolin
Ftig
Bolshoi
Warsiy
Tithuania
League pr nations on why dandaed belilges and apparently have been able to du ite tie toward reaching an adjustment
A fragmented report from Vilna cites diplomacy involving Lithuania and Poland as talks aim to adjust borders under Soviet mediation. It notes Polish forces abandoning Leti and Mozyr while Soviet officials claim occupation gains and captures of enemy vessels in the Civnean sector.
Japan Pooled Rights and Asia for Asiatics Debate
A fragment reports on a consortium shaping Japan's role in Asia, alleging sacrifices by the government to secure a dominant position in the Far East. The Kokumuts Shimabyu accuses media of bias and questions internationalized policies amid China tensions.
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Japan
Kokumuts Shimabyu
Iapan
Asia
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