Senate Passes Free Tolls for Panama Canal Measure
The Senate advanced the plan to waive tolls for coastwise vessels using the Panama Canal by a 47 to 37 vote, with a split party line revealing Democratic support and Republican opposition. Two substitutes offered by Senator Borah were rejected without a roll call. Debate highlighted concerns over arbitration and subsidies, while party alignments showed significant dissent within both parties.
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Yesuely
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Hughes
Hestia
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Harricon
Mississippi
Renrie
Kentucks Vale
Marine You
Towa
Evyes
Nese
Main Langs
Massel Wetti
McCurtine McGumber
Navtit Dakota
Miinoies
Spence
Sante Dakotas
Warren
Wyrenting
Pinather Reputlicans
Dupont
Fiaware
McLean
United States
Understanding Aid Discussion Outline
A garbled excerpt discusses aid and a plan to arrange a meeting and a meal. Mentions SOMERS and a “Special” affair with a low Creaa in tine. Appears to describe a function or dinner including a fountain setup and references to Someres and Soumeres with unclear context.
May Lease Tonnage and Arbuckle Arraignment Notice
A garbled Washington dispatch discusses a proposed ship tonnage lease to aid American interests with small monthly payments and Hoover backing, while a separate item notes the delayed arraignment of silent film star Roscoe Arbuckle on manslaughter charges in San Francisco with the case postponed to Thursday.
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Ban ‘Francisco
Ioacce
Ufitty Arbuckle
Virginia Kappe
Starved farmer's wife near recovery after drastic ordeal
Amy Peterson of Lakeville Massachusetts recounts extreme suffering from hunger and illness while living near Danlae. She describes near-fatal weakness, loss of weight, and hope for relief as she contends with malnutrition and a harsh living situation. Her testimony mentions medical and social care access and the broader distress witnessed in the rural community.
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Amy Peterson
Prosper Ol
Lakeville
Mass
Danlae
Glonting
Tye
Ban Antole
Wagner Deny Company
Sivier Pharvianey
Democrats Uphold League of Nations Despite Setback
Darton Milo reports the Devo satic party remains inflexibly committed to the League of Nations despite recent polls showing defeat. The message, read at a Southern California gathering in Los Angeles, praises past supporters and asserts the nation must pursue cooperative action with allied powers.
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Democrats
League. OF Nations
Darton
Milo
Devosatic
League of Nations
United States
James M
California
Los Angeles
Chateau-Thierri
Ubi
Ue of Nations Iith
Debating Plans At Texas University This Fall
Plans for varsity debates at the University of Texas are under way with logistics laid out by A. S. I. Shutter head of the public speaking department. Texas will debate the University of Arkansas this season with events slated for October 11 at Austin.
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Austin
Sexy
University of Texas
Shutter
Texas
University of Ar
Kansas and Tolono Debate Plans With Colorado and Cal
Evocative notes reference debates with Colorado University and University of California. Contenders from Inetsone are back in school, signaling a return to a traditional debate season amid uncertain plans.
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Kansas
Tolono
Austin
Colorado University
University of California
Inetsone
Press Congress Opens in Honolulu Arrival of Delegates
Honolulu welcomes 160 delegates to the work congress arriving Monday aboard the Martsonia. Destroyers submarines and craft meet the ship in port with a large escort and native pageantry. Newspaper men are greeted by a welcoming committee at quarantine as formal sessions begin tomorrow.
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Honolulu
Congress
Martsonia
Cahuce
Congress Oper
Amorrow
Moors Defeated Near Garougesi in Morocco
Spanish troops beat back Moorish tribes near Garougesi in Morocco after repelling Moors attempting to outflank them. The engagement follows a major ongoing struggle as Moroccan forces resist Spanish operations.
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Madrid
Morocco
Garougesi
Bailey and Sturgis for brigadier general promotions announced
Secretary Weeks said the Senate would be asked to promote Brigadier Generals Bailey and Sturgis to major general. He planned to send notes from Brig. Gen. Charles T. Martin and Signal Officer Edgar Russell at the War Department to the Senate for promotion consideration.
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Weeks
Assum
Axhe
Senate
Bailey
Sturgis
Goerny
Ed Charles T. Martin
War Department
Edgar Russell
Cith
Second Corps
Outgro and Guitera Promote Foot Care Claims
Fragmentary text describes Outgro used around an ingrown nail to reduce inflammation and harden tissue, claiming rapid natural growth. It mentions Guitera as a harmless antiseptic for whipspadists, and notes a tiny bottle with directions available at drug stores.
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Press Congress
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Commerce, Crockett | Itz
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Ailante Avenue
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Yamaulipas
Mexico Land Syndicate
San Antonio
Gonzales Colony
Tato
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the House of Satisfaction
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
Maatin
Mastin
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Deng Stores
Wan
Seeger Jn
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Vaniah
Ruasig
Wader
Suctesa
Boos
Hansen Bros
Henry T. Matthews
Mgr Crockett
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