Only Pro-Japanese North China to Be Represented at Arms Meet
A Washington dispatch recounts Ma Son’s claim that North China will attend the upcoming arms conference as the pro Japanese faction espouses. The article outlines rival governments in China, the Sun Yat-Sen led South China government versus the North China administration, and the diplomatic stakes of recognition by Western powers.
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West Virginia Mine Riot Blame Points Factions
In West Virginia coal country the riot unrest drew broad blame across factions. Officials cite economic strain and labor agitation as triggers while miners and city leaders clash over responsibility and demand reforms. Authorities prepare investigations and call for unity amid growing tensions in the region.
Win canyon sites and Thiowanyan designation plan
A described effort seeks to designate Thiowanyan as a bora ton while an organization hopes to influence outcomes by concentrating attention on a single part of the project. The text outlines expected impacts and strategic aims without detailed actions.
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Harding Concerned Over Airship Travel Development
Boston reports President Harding voices concern over the rapid development of airship travel. He warns about aeronautic potential as a new medium for peace or war and urges cautious advancement to prevent overreach and ensure safe, widespread use.
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Want Indians to Be Citizens at Detroit Convention
The grant of dull citizenship and abolition of the United States Indian tribe are the chief subjects before the convention of the Society of American Indians opening today in Detroit. Delegates include ministers, doctors, merchants and teachers from tribes across the country gathered for the four day meeting.
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Despair Lurks in Wear Blood in Weak Blooded People
Fragmentary text describes blood deficiency and overwork causing weakness and distress. Mentions red tint in blood, medical terms, and references to patients and doctors. Limited cohesion due to garbled OCR.
Half of goal for Masonic Cathedral reached
Attention by its 300000 dollar goal for the erection of a new structure on the San Antonio plan occupied the gathering. A total of 250000 had been raised to date with seven thousand dollars more to come from Monday. Campaign progress was credited to Wd Newton, campaign manager, as sixty counties are organized in the southwest and sixteen chairmen work with committees.
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San Antonio Ami
Denis
Enumtey
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Dallas
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de. Anderson
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Cvedit
Wd. Newton
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Katy Asks For Loan Amzilla Tex 28 Agification
A federal court session heard arguments Monday on Katy, Amzilla Tex, seeking authority to issue $12,009,000 in revenue certificates to create a first lien on active property shares. Judge Taues C. Wilson presided, with opposing parties presenting. The details remain partially obscured in the fragmented text.
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Stolen Goods Across City As Burglaries Hit Numerous Sites
A series of break ins reported across town include Tim Atathulis losing cigarettes and shoe polish, Henry Gansse’s tailor shop seen entered through a broken pane, with items such as blue serge suits and a dress stolen. Individual homes on Carroll Avenue and Glorietta also listed thefts of clothing and valuables. Authorities note plans to pursue improvements on Highway 12 and broader state and federal funding talks.
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North View Street
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Carnaby
Mary
Peauk Taylor
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Two Mines Reopen In Coal Regions
Brownsville Pa Oct 26 Vesta mines Nos 1 and 4 of the Jones and Finigan Companies at Coal Center and Frederickstown resumed operations on a limited scale after shutdowns.
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Federickstown
Diamond Dyes Advertises Safe Home Dye Kit
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home dye solution. It claims the kit can dye wool or silk and different fabrics without streaking or fading, suitable for garments like shirts, dresses, coats, and even drapery.
Mopdog Suspension Lifts Oil Production Restrictions
Oklahoma City news reports the state corporation commission suspended Mopdog indefinitely, removing restrictions on oil production in the Hewitt field located in Carter County. The move affects ongoing operations and regional energy activity, with implications for local industry and supply.
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State Corporation Commission
Mopdog
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