Allies Invited to Washington Conference on Armaments
President Harl ing to host a conference in Washington on November 11 to discuss limit ing arms and Pacific and Far Eastern questions. Secretary of State Hugh es cables invitations to Britain France Italy and Japan with China invited as well. Public news of the conf erence will be managed to protect open sessions while ensuring reliable information.
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Washington, D. C
Harling
Washington
Hughés
Great Britain
France
Ialu
Japan
China
German exports seek global control after war indemnity
Berlin export manufacturers eye near total world commerce after indemnity liquidation. They see Germany meeting obligations and preserving economics as key. Feelers for extensive credit negotiations are reported, with broad international interest in German trade prospects.
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Berlin
Germany
Railway Problem Unchanged in Des Moines Plea
Des Moines merchants await A. W. Harris of Chicago to decide if car service can resume on a 7 cent fare basis to ban motor bus competition from car routes. The request hinges on restoring rail service without altering overall terms.
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Des Moines
Iowa
City
A. W. Harris
Chicago
Old Battleship Oregon as Historic Relic for Oregon
The battleship Oregon, launched in 1888 in San Francisco and famous for Captain Clark sailing around Cape Horn in the Spanish American War, may be presented to Oregon as an historic relic instead of being scrapped.
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Oregon
Washington, D
Navy
San Francisco
Lark
Cape Horn
Spain
Recess Plan Delayed For Congress
Washington DC movement for a congressional recess faces setbacks with the tentative start date moved from August 20 to August 26 or 27. Des Moines faces a grave unemployment problem as civic leaders and welfare workers report concerns reaching Associated Charities headquarters in Des Moines.
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Washington, D. C
Des Moines
Des Moines le
Associated Charites
English Bidder Eyes Appice Cinemati Market
An Englishman is said to bid for Appice Cinemati, aiming to purchase 5,000 carivads of apples in the market.
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Appice Cinemati, O
Luxury tax cut eyed by house Republicans
Washington report says agreement would repeal luxury tax on wearing apparel and fountain drinks. Proposed reductions include hats, stockings, shoes, neckwear, robes, and nightwear with specific price thresholds. Some members criticize tax shift favoring rural bottle beverages due for removal from cities.
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Cedolf ii
Hmiony's
Owas
Awas
Sone
Welcome to Legion Members Attend French Monument Dedication
Plans welcome Fraure to the American Legion as its members prepare to attend the dedication of the French monument. The American Expeditionary forces will begin the event when torpedo boats with a naval band on board meet the steamer George Washington off Cherbourg.
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Legion
President's Father Marries in Monroe
Monroe Michigan Dr George T Harding sixty six years old father of President Harding married Miss Alice Severna fifty two by Rev Frank Koewles pastor of the Monroe Presbyterian Church in Monroe.
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Monroe
Mich
George T. Harding
President Harding
Alice Severna
Frank T. Koewles
Monroe Presbyterian Charech
Byng Becomes Canada Governor General at Quebec Citadel
Baron Byng of Vimy officially assumes duties as Canada new governor general amid firings from Quebec Citadel. The World War I hero takes office as host country leader in ceremonial events.
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Byng
Quebec
Baron Byng of
Vimy
Canada
California Quakes Reported Across Multiple Areas
A fragmented clipping notes numerous California tremors with unclear details. The text references many distinct events and government oversight without coherent context. Further readable facts are not specified.
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California
Democratic leaders name White as Ohio governor candidate
Washington sources say Chairman White of the Democratic National Committee is viewed by close aides as a likely candidate for Ohio governor next year. The claim reflects internal speculation among Democratic leaders aligned with the Wileen administration.
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Washington
Wileen
White
Democratic
Ohio
Congressional Medal Authority Bill Debates in Congress
A bill in Washington proposes empowering the president to award the congressional medal of honor. The measure outlines criteria and procedures for recognizing distinguished military service at the national level.
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Washington, D. C
Nebraska News Briefs Consolidate In One Page
The report covers Nebraska topics from Hereford breeders touring the state to the closing of the Nebraska State Bank at Sidney. It notes crop trends, grasshopper eradication plans, weather‑related damage, aquisitions and new libraries, roadwork, and civic projects across Albion, Beatrice, Lincoln, Omaha, Fremont, and other towns.
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A. F.andersen
Pnd
Nebraska Department” of Agriculture
Faraia
Falls City
Shutert
Missouri
Evangelical Church
Dawson
Thomas County
George Koster
Jay Higgins
Halsey
Carter Iike
Omaha Park
Omaha Part Commission
Nye-Schnecider
Famine in Russia Seen Beyond Private Charity Efforts
Secretary Hoover states famine in Russia is beyond the reach of private charity and will persist until Russia’s economy improves. He warns relief must address rehabilitation of agriculture and industry, not just food, and urges coordinated responsibility among nations and charities. Damaging hail and hailstorms affect Regina region. Cuban Economic Mission arrives in Washington to discuss sugar policy.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
Hoover Dvi‘tared Ina
Adtor
Switzerland
Hoder
Tussial Mir
Trooyver
Cao Shicatton
U. S
Washington
D. C
Uban
Econ Denier
Setrstain Hetedbert
Rom
Havana
Tooton Ter Sith
Veterans Bonus Proposals Sweep Across Fourteen States
New York reports the plan converting more than £375,000,000 to aid World War veterans has passed or awaits referendums. Bank of America announces results from a nationwide survey on the bonus. Veterans in fourteen states already receive bonuses.
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New York
Bank of America
China Trade Measure Favored by Senate Panel
A bill to incorporate companies to promote trade with China was favorably reported by the Senate Judiciary Committee as a substitute for the House measure. Japan to Reduce Naval Force in Tokio. The Japanese navy ministry announces a 2 percent cut in naval personnel effective September 1.
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Washington, D.C
China
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Japan
Tokio
Ministry of the Japanese Navy
Pereconel
Fasted for Fifty three Days Died in City
An urban resident identified as J. M. died after fasting for fifty three days due to stomach trouble. She reportedly accepted death with calm expectation. The report also mentions speculative notes about scientific protection of a project named ZR-2 and a container from Muglead to the United Biater.
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Urbana
J. M
Hase
Alaska Sinks Off Blunt's Reef With 48 Lost
The steamer Alaska bound from Portland to San Francisco sank 300 minutes after striking Blunt's Reef 30 miles south of Eureka California. Forty eight persons were lost, 86 passengers and 12 crew survived as lifeboats deployed and two boats rode the seas while a fourth capsized. Survivors reported the bow-first impact in a dense fog.
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Fureka
Calif
Alaska
San Francisco
Portland Steamship Company
Portland
Blunt's Reef
Blunts Reef
Eureka
Cal
Ore
Doomed to Life of Single Blessedness in Europe
A garbled report cites a study claiming many European women are destined to remain unmarried. It mentions Germany, Colorado, and a statistic about an increase of 15,000,000 for some unspecified condition, but the text is largely indecipherable with many misread words.
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Bertin Paiess
Grésemat
Colorado
Germany
Albin Michel
Europe
Apn
Employment Increase Predicted Amid New Hiring Signs
Readable excerpts describe rising job prospects with two Joba entries per seven idle workers, noting late August and September as potential turning points. Harvests and various industries show renewed activity, with agencies optimistic about a fresh employment start. Calgary reports of Dr W F B Stone’s body recovered after mountaineering accident. his wife survived on a mountain ledge. A curious auto incident in McCook involved a radio car with no wireless.
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Chienge
Fagen
Calgary
W. FB. Stone
Purdue University
Banff
Stone
Mount Benen
Mountain Ledge
Bani
Inter allied finance ministers form panel on occupation costs
The inter allied scandal commission decides to fix total occupation cost through May 1 1921 and to determine cost per soldier as estimated by the participating countries.
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Parie
Interalized Scandal Commission
Toix
Fire at East London Lumber Yard Triggers Mass Looting
In East London fifty job seekers clashed with guards after a timber yard advertised for fifty men. Rioters set fire to lumber valued at 1 billion pounds as unemployment rose across the area.
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London
Joba
Time Not Wholly Wasted: Sea Voyage Delays Student’s Edinburgh Trip
A student traveling from Brisbane to Edinburgh misses a term after 200 days at sea due to storms and delays. The voyage forces the crew to improvise bread from corn, using an old berry-mill. The tale ends with a note on sea life and the student’s potential resilience.
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Brisbane
Edinburgh
Falmouth
Christina Secience Monitor
Fragmented scene with questions on identity and recognition
A disjointed dialogue features a young couple and others debating who someone is. Fragments mention a “Sassafras Simpson” and a character named Brer Higgins, with phrases about trouble and confusion.
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Sassafras Simpson Tool & Wife
Reekom
Brer Higgins
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