Welcoming Amer Lee to League of Nations sparks debate
The piece describes U S involvement in the League of Nations amid Japan’s objections and fears of entanglement. It notes the high cost if the U S joins, mentions economic strains from gold reserves and war debts, and references Lady Astor and political tensions surrounding intervention and neutrality. It concludes with a reference to continued coverage on page 8.
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Amerlee
Renee
Leagua of Nations
Jjapan
Chinn Nu
United States
League of Nations
Japan
League
Tha Tengue
Europe
Al Capone Guilty Verdict Reported After 9 Hour Jury Wrangle
Federal court in Chicago returns a guilty verdict against Al Capone after a long deliberation with jurors gathering in the jury room and the judge awaiting the decision. The proceedings included courtroom tension as officials prepared for sentencing and coverage by reporters outside the chamber.
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al Capone
Hy Damon
Runyon
Bs Universal Seevler
Federal Court
Chicago
Get
Delaur Gth
AL Nleming
Wien
Weather Forecast for West Tennessee and nearby regions
Forecast notes warmer conditions in the eastern part of the area with sunshine and light winds. Expect onshore conditions with mild temperatures and a chance of scattered showers later in the week. regions including Randy and Be ile marth show higher temps, while west portions remain cooler.
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Om Mogren
Mmdrimia
Ile Marth
West Tessee
At Your Service In A Fragmented Local Notice
Readable fragments describe various names places and numbers from a disjointed text. The passage mentions multiple months prices and locales and ends with a request for information. The overall sense is a garbled listing of entities and figures without a central event or clear action.
Birth rate urged by scholars on population policy
In a debate on population and welfare, Prof Talvin Worley supports Margaret Ranger’s plan for a ten year inflation of child birth controls, arguing that high income strata influence birth rates. Other experts warn that government aid for families with many children could reduce the birth rate while suggesting measures to address income inequalities.
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Stan Caccespontent
Ton Don
Talvin Worley
Margaret Ranger
Tagland
Muster
Ita
Oman
Twaxley Soya
Ion
Rome
Aimee In Collapse At Boston Service
During a healing service at Boston Garden Inhil, Aimee Semple McPherson Fulton suddenly collapsed and sank to a chair. She recovered sufficiently to continue, and the revival is expected to wind up Sunday night. The evangelist and her husband plan immediate travel to New York.
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Univeranservice
Wostan
Toston Garden
Aimee
Semple McPherson Fulton
Fortin
New Yorks
Edison Is Dying as Family Sits at His Side
In West Orange New Jersey October 37 doctor reports Thomas Edison in his final hours. Family and household staff remain at his bed as the inventor nears death. Close relatives and many neighbors gather to pay last respects.
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Universal Service
West Orange
Thomas Mitson
Wong
Glenmount
Fiesta Reatt
Dtnhert
Flowe
Tilisan Sras
Edison
Ville
Mra. Edinon
Harold Mitchcock
Fdisun Mnemuren
Eile Ty Sloeglisp
Alor Rpier
Ares
John Fyra Slane
Thomas A. Eisen
William Edison
Charles Edison
Myre
Marvin
Ani Pheadore Edison
Grandrhiliern
Phonina Edison Sloane
John Edison Sloane
Peter Edison Sloane
Michael Edison Stonnr
Tewkrn Park
Fatison
David Clark Murder Trial Deliberations Near End
In a murder trial in Hollswood, jurors eight women and four men will soon begin deliberations over the killing of Herbert Spencer, magazine editor, shot in Crawford's office. David F. Clark, a former deputy district attorney, faces trial alongside Charley Crawford, a political leader, with predictions of an early verdict.
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David FL. Clark
Clark
Herbert Spencer
Charley Crawford
Crawford
Hollswood
Indictment Silence as Cannon Faces U.S. Case
In Washington October 1 a defendant named James Connon Jr was summoned over an indictment tied to the anti-Smith campaign. His secretary and attorney claimed he had nothing to say until he studied the indictment. The scene involves political figures and the bishop attending a Methodist bishops college.
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Taly Astor
Kinde Aster
Attanta
James Connon Jr
Washington
Aimark
Mle Ade
Burcroughs
College of Methodiat Bishaps
Japan asserts right to oppose League of Nations aid
Tokyo rejects invoking the League for Manchuria mediation and denounces Western pressure as unfair. Tokyo maintains no state of war exists, opposes American participation, and argues Japan will pursue Manchuria policy without external sanction. China pledges vigilance but aims to avoid war while resisting further Japanese moves.
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Universal Berrito
SORIO
Get
Tayanise
Louighe
United Staten Media Teague of Nations
Manehicina
Teneva
Iin Mite
Manelokia
Japan
Trengue of Nations
Neral
Foreign Office
Suma
League of Nations Council
Trent
Keth
Baron Shidehara
Kenkichi Yoshisane
Geneva
Soviet Aloof in Sino-Jap Crisis Deepens Regional Tension
Fragmentary OCR reports claim Soviet stance remains distant amid Sino-Japanese strain, with analysts citing unclear instructions and cautious diplomacy. The text references unidentified sources and irregular phrasing, offering no concrete events or dates.
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Asia
Industry's Next Step In Progress Six Hour Day
W R Hearst urges adoption of a six hour workday as next industrial step. He argues labor saving machinery must benefit workers with shorter hours and better wages, not just profits, and calls for cooperation between employers and employees to implement reductions amid economic depression. He warns against monopolizing progress and stresses public opinion and consumer markets.
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San Simeon
Calif
William Randolph Hearst
Rate Increase Decision Delayed by Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Oct 17 The Interstate Commerce Commission announced it would not issue today its decision on the petition for a one half per cent rate increase in freight charges. The move ends withholding practice and marks a shift in handling opening cases.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate — Commerce Commission
Island Japs Warned in Philippines Consular Advice
Report indicates Japanese residents in the Philippines were quietly advised by the Japanese consulate to be prepared to state their plans on short notice. The number of residents in Da van province and surrounding areas is unclear, but warnings circulated among nationals living there.
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Det
Philippines
Philippine
Frester Rumber
Davan
World Peril Dialogue Warns of Japan Expansion Threat
An early 20th century opinion piece argues Japan seeks world power through aggression in Manchuria, comparing it to German expansion. It cites ambassadorial experience and warns of potential world war, urging American neutrality and vigilance against fascist emulation by Japan, Germany, and Italy.
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Dipto
Japan
Manchuria
Feaye
Hower
Thragarn
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Grenter
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Drithin
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