British oppose heat outside limit to withdraw vessels
Britain protests its ban on naval activity outside the three mile limit and seeks reciprocal action, urging Washington to withhold ships in communications with shore. Officials in London presented a note to Secretary Hull detailing Britain's insistence on authority to enforce waters patrols and potential sanctions if the United States relaxes prohibitions.
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Planes Leave Kelly Field for Legion Convention
Airplanes depart from Kelly Field bound for New Orleans for the Legion convention. The article lists several pilots and crews accompanying the delegation, noting stops and planned join ups with other units along the way. Indicated are various ship names and officers, with timing and routing details that suggest a coordinated travel plan for the event.
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Captain Breaks Law Whether He Carries Liquor or Doesn't
A messy dispatch from New York reports a federal court appearance as authorities consider immediate action on Prohibition enforcement. The piece references Daugherty era policies, legal constraints, and questions over temporary restraint while a punishment case advances.
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Mental Test Hints At Ginger Ale Order Mystery
A garbled note from Chicago and New York suggests a mental test may explain why cars of ginger ale were ordered. The fragment hints at a pharmacist, a detective, and a possible motive behind the beverage order, with unclear connections to a Duke.
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Hertzserg to Speak Twige Here Tonight Debated Next Week
State Senator Hurry How Democratic nominee for Congress will answer questions in San Antonio Monday. Public meetings with Miele niuvthiouse end of the Panxteench Dju Urivt, then a rally at Weights Park in Heath Mecis. Political maneuvers cloud the race as opponents question accommodations and debate plans.
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Amnesty Offer Ends Amid Confusing Claims
A muddled late paragraph describes an amnesty offer ending and mentions associated authorities and potential penalties. The text references unnamed individuals and policy terms but lacks clear dates or concrete outcomes.
Legion Guard Escort for Texas Woman's Body to Weatherford
An escort from the Legion Guard will accompany the body of Mrs. James White, 72, from New Orleans to Weatherford for burial. The deceased, a Texas resident, died after being injured in a street assault yesterday. Delegates to the Amovient Legion Convention will attend the courtesy escort.
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Kemal sets demand to discontinue Greek navy at conference
Turkish leader Mustafa Kemal pledges to press for disbanding Greece's navy amid tensions over Crete and Aegean sovereignty. He outlines actions at a pivotal evening conference, warning of potential shifts in regional power and signaling potential sanctions or military measures if demands are not met.
Boy dragged to death in unknown incident
A fragmented report describes a boy being dragged to death after a collision or incident near water. The text is garbled but mentions a violent event with fatal outcome and unclear location. Details on persons or organizations are not decipherable.
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A damaged OCR text from a Walla Walla area source shows garbled names and dates. The readable parts mention a Sunday wind, a misheard plan, and scattered phrases about a person named Bence and a vague event, but no coherent story or facts emerge.
Two Murquia Forces Officers Reported Killed
El Paso reports say two officers of Murquia’s forces were killed and others wounded in a clash near the border. Rebels and government troops exchange fire as forces move toward a cease. Authorities and investigators assess the evolving situation along the Mexico border.
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Murguia
CAPTAIN RIPLEY DIES AT 85 IN SAN ANTONIO
Captain Ripley, 85, a San Antonio native and veteran of the wars, died in his sleep at home after a long illness. Survived by sisters Antonia and Sheplord and a large extended family, the funeral arrangements were announced, with services at the AGM Moda and burial at the local cemetery.
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Snow In Nebraska Sparks Transportation Delays
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Lack of GS May Prevent C D Flights
Report notes possible schedule disruption due to fuel and hydrogen supply constraints for an air show exhibit. Observers indicate a gas request was made with no response, while preparations continue for a Monday display over Washington and nearby facilities.
HINTON IN TRINIDAD Unscrambled note on resumed core activity
Fragmentary OCR text references a place Hinton in Trinidad and mentions resumed activity, individuals named Piet and Cespeeiorid, and a person named Minds Hine. The legible bits point to a terse update or report about local events and personnel.
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Abductors claim Klansmen lash Liberty mayor
Theodore Schierman of Liberty, Kansas, says a mob of about fifteen men, who claimed Klan membership, whipped him with blacksnake whips near his Liberty office Saturday night. He is a long-time resident and former mayor, with his wife and three children present earlier.
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Rail Yardmasters Win Eight Hour Day Increase
Chicago veterans report that the Federal Board has granted yardmasters an eight hour day and wage increases. The ruling extends to all yardmasters under the board’s jurisdiction and sets new standards for work schedules, two days off monthly, and overtime rules across railroads and allied services.
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Chief Justice Fly Endorses Hertzberg in Campaign
The article reports Chief Justice Fly signaling support for Hertzberg, outlining his voting stance and campaign involvement. It notes Fly’s stated intent to back Hertzberg in key races and to advocate for the candidate in public forums and related engagements.
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Unclear Storm Reports and Weather Notes
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