Sisson Opposes Treaties in Open War of Words
Washington May 24 Perresen Sisson of Mississippi denounced the supreme law of treaties as a threat to national sovereignty. He condemned dictation by foreign powers and urged open publication of treaty documents while warning that cheap alien labor and land monopolies could be worsened by treaty clauses. He stated such positions would hold against any nation and urged patience for amicable settlements.
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Washington
Perresen Sissan
Mississipi
Wdl Sisson
White House
Aly
Sisson Eoday
England
France
Germany
Sisson
United States
Jacar
Treacy
Senate
Sisgon
Jang
Californ
Paralions
Mr. Sisson
House
South Daker
Ory
Silwaukee Road
Cates
Comeera Weg
Thieving Rodents Fooled Uncle Sam at Yonkers Post Office
Stamps of various denominations valued over 50 dollars vanished from the Yonkers post office over three years. Investigators from Washington held clerks responsible and they refunded the money. A mouse hole found yesterday with chewed stamp fragments prompted immediate action to reclaim funds.
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New York
Yonkers
Washington
Sternp
Manufacturers Name New Set Of Officers In New York
A telegram from the National Association of Manufacturers lists officers elected by the directors. President George Tone Hartfore Conn general Timaser J White Bird secretary George Boadinvi New York.
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New York
Nuqtions
Explosion on torpedo boat destroys two sailors
A pressure cylinder casting failed during a May 24 speed test on the torpedo boat destroyer Stewart, causing an explosion in the port engine room. Two sailors were killed, two more seriously injured, including oilers K. C. Smith and H. F. Bock, with details unclear for the injured.
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Sen Imega
Cal
Ure
Stewart
K.C. Smith
H. F. Bock
Hanging to cure fracture reported in San Prencisco
Paul W. Parker of Nepa is described as hanging by his neck in a hospital to stabilize a bad fracture of the sixth cervical vertebra after an injury five days prior. Doctors assess that only neck muscles sustain the head and warn there is risk unless treatment succeeds.
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San Prencisco
Cas
Paul VW. Parker
Nepa
Parker
Emperor Yoshitite Nears Grave Health Crisis
Reports from Tokyo say Emperor Yoshitite remains gravely ill with pneumonia as attendants and the Empress keep vigilant bedside. The palace area quieted, streets emptied, and public prayers spread across temples and churches while officials release only brief bulletins on his condition.
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Tokio
Yoshitite
Sadaka
Cheersperer
Aoyama Palace
Northern Baptists Hold Three Sessions in May 1943
Detailing three sessions of the Northern Baptist convention in May 1943, the program included board, secretaries, and superintendents conferences. The morning session heard reports from the education commission and discussions on the world conference on faith and order. Officers of the Baptist Publication are to be erected this afternoon.
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Detrvin
Northern Baptist Convention
Commission On Religious Education
World Conference On Faith and Order
Ae Baptist
Ancient
Davenport to Close 34 Saloons Under New Law
Davenport city council designated 34 saloons to close by July 1 under a law from the last legislative session. Twenty more are to shut in the coming year, aiming to bring the city into compliance with the new provisions and curb saloon activity.
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Davenport
Wood Authorized Vouchers in Lawrence Strike Trial
Boston May 24 The trial of Atteaux Wood and Collins opens with state evidence of vouchers and checks showing payments authorized by President Wood for Lawrence strike expenses. Witnesses include Edward B. Lynch and William E. Dwelley, linking American Woolen to the alleged conspiracy to plant explosives.
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Boston
American Woolen Company
Frederick FE
Atteaus
Atteaux
William, MC Wood
Dennis J. Collins
Youdhers
Anothier
Woo
Atteaur
Vrzereu
John J. Breen
Ern
Éat W. Pitman
Lawrence
American Wheelen Company
Wood
Thru Wood
Edward B. Lynch
Wegetal Trust Company
Attewux
J. G. Pelletier
Henry F. Hulbert
Wir
Crosby
District Atformer
National Shawmat Bank
Attecox
Ite
Juntrence
Joseph Breen
Ernest W. Pitman
Brean
Breen
Allaus
Puta
Wm.h. Rice
Colfing
Binnan
Charity Seeks Afar for an Opportunity in Missouri Senate Probe
A Missouri Senate investigating committee in St. Louis reports that charity sometimes operates abroad. Floyd Sic, head of the Cigie club of 1,000 St Louis professionals, is questioned as complaints arise that fish washers are underpaid at 3 1 3 percent per activity. He admits no prior checks, says the club exists for mankind and not specifically for welfare of workers. Witnesses claim workers earn far less than sustenance. The investigation suggests air workers may earn as little as $5.50 to $6.50 weekly.
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St. Lovis
Missouri Senate
St. Louis
Floys
Cigie Club
St Louis
Oii
Sloan
Sinan
Sis
Spo
Ural St
Louis
Elites Elect Hamilton For Next Term President
A high school meeting elected Max Hamilton to serve as president for the next term. Chester Davenport and Raymone Harsted were named to officer roles with others listed in attendance including Leonard Sits and Ridgely Fierson.
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Hamilton
Elerua
Fyiuw
Max Hamilton
Chester Davenport
Ess
Carranza Warns Britain and France Over Loan Ties
Car ranza, leader of the Mexican constitutionalists, announced he cabled Britain and France warning of potential complications. He urged European capitals to negotiate the fuera loan and pledged Mexico’s receipts. He said if the constitutionalist movement succeeds, opposition by England or France could threaten the loan and Mexico’s war effort.
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Bugle Pass
Tex
Carranza
Brrussia
France
Capltalisia
Fuera
England
Mexico
Atteaux Linked to Bomb Plot in Trial Session
Fragmented testimony links Atteaux to a bomb conspiracy case with Breen, Pitman, Collins, and Wood. Witnesses describe dynamite plans and meetings at a Laigreave strike site, with Pitman named as a conspirator and Pietraan as another involved party.
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Atteaux
Smoke nuisance law challenged in Iowa court
A contested Iowa case questions a state smoke nuisance statute, arguing it delegates punishment to private individuals and trespasses against constitutional limits. The suit centers on whether the law allows private enforcement of pollution penalties, challenging recent legislative scope extending to Sioux City.
Manufacturers Told They Should Aid in Educating Employes
Detroit,Michigan sparked debate at the national convention of manufacturers on industrial education. Dr Jake E Levie of the Carnegie Institute urged vocational training and better alignment of schooling with industrial needs to prepare workers for specific fields, while others warned against patent system abuses and urged coordinated efforts with industry for continued worker education.
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Detroit
Mich
Gilbert H. Money York
Jake E. Levie
Sthool of Applied Sciences
Carnegia Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Istria
Kaiser Wilhelm detained Brexham consulate pair at Kits Islend
New York May 22 special board of inquiry at Kits Island examined Carlos Domingues and a Mexican girl on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm. They were listed as man and wife but a Paris telegram said the girl was a Paris banker’s daughter and had eloped. The man admitted the romance. the ship’s future landing depended on family, with the girl to be sent back to her mother on the next boat.
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New York
Atay
Kits Islend
Carlos Domingues
Brexham
Ving
Diez
Lwin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Paris
Mexico
Term of Court Convenes With 14 Criminals and 37 Civils
Parkins county state circuit court opened with 14 criminal and 37 civil cases planned for disposition. Among major filings is the State versus Frank Melrnse of Coal Springs over alleged misappropriation of school funds while treasurer of Fitz school district. Civil dispute centers on Lemmon liquor vote validity, contested for improper conduct.
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Piste, & D
Parkins County
Frank Melrnse
Coal Springs
Fitz Shool Disttrict
Lemmon
Uretan
Mew Winslow’s Syrup and Paris Duelist Training Opening
Fragmentary OCR summary describes Mew Winslow’s Locching Syrup for Chitaran writing and Moonthys palsennes wing caneen Soreda Good Advice. It mentions a duelist school opening in Paris where prospective duelists shoot at porous targets. The text ends with a rustic admonition about silhouettes and gore.
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Winslow
Bill
Paris
Kept In Suspensé At Southampton Piers
A group of boys play near the edge at Southampton as an elf watches. He suddenly bites one of the lads, prompting several inquiries. He replies that he does not care whether they fall in, only the uncertainty bothers him.
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Southampton
Sur
Pittsbereh Caronicls Telegraph
Whistled for Liner and Fights on Ship Deck
A chaotic scene unfolds as a large man whistled at a drifting liner and collapsed exhausted near the ship’s end. Bystanders comment on voice recognition, while a tense exchange hints at miscommunication and unresolved tension aboard the vessel.
Remedy for Insomnia and Mrs Kavpup’s Private Efforts
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Mrs Kavpup’s private attempts at insomnia cures and neighborly complaints about chickens and gases. A neighbor asks what remedies exist and Mrs Kavpup responds she has not found anything that helps, while she struggles to sleep.
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Kavpup
Keopup
Blanks Out for Automobile Registration in Pierre
State officials plan to issue large vehicle registration tags. County treasurers direct to the secretary for the large white tags with back lettering.
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Pierre
Atele
Like Magic TM New Food Helps Digestion and Appetite
A Chicago man praises Grape-Nuts and Postum coffee for relief from years of dyspepsia, coated tongue, and loss of appetite. He claims his stomach and energy improved after using Grape-Nuts, noting renewed relish for meals and stronger health, with the maker’s book promising wider benefits.
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Chicago
Flag
Leon
Postum
Bate Creek
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