Harding rejects army cut below 125000 men in reply to Weeks
Washington October 27 President Harding states the regular army should not be reduced below 125000 men unless global military conditions change. He replies to Secretary Weeks explaining budget estimates for 1923 and argues for maintaining a strong force to defend national interests and preserve World War II benefits.
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Weeks
Washington, D.C
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Unclear fragmentary notice with stray names and ads
Fragmented OCR text shows a mix of personal names, notices, and ad-like lines. It mentions Watlen G Harding and various local references and events, but most details are garbled with no coherent narrative or clear dates or actions.
Southwest Library Association Elects Officers at Austin Convention
The Southwest Library Association formed with members from Texas Gilalonn Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Arizona and the Republic of Mexico meeting in Austin. Elizabeth I West was elected president and Winkler named secretary with Miss Ethel B. Kellar and others as vice presidents and treasurers. Obituary notes report the death of Heter Peaner with survivors and funeral details.
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Austin
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Southwest Library Association
Texas
Gilalonn
Arkansha
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
Republic of Mexica
Yaa
Terns Librars Association
BEVER
Misa Elizabeth I. West
Jerseem Font Elow
Winkler
Arknnens
Ethel B. Kellar
Fort Swill
Ack
Oklahoma
Mia
Enid
Okla
Dorothy Amann
Baling
Mexico
Squiot Torres Todet
Department of Jibratics
Mexico City
Lenin Is Better Nicolai Jenin and the Proletarian Garb Buried
A cryptic World War era notice mentions Lenin, Nicolai Jenin, and the Tateian Molshevist prealer in a fragmentary passage. It references civil-ordners recovering from illness and describes workers in shirts and garb described as proletarian. It mentions Rosetown Cemetery and a battalion number 188 with a cryptic note.
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Nicolai Jenin
Tateian
Molshevist Prealer
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