Plan Would Be Welcomed By U S In China
Reports from China say American spinster MacMurray proposed exempting the Shanghai international settlement from military operations. The State Department is said to consider the plan, which could ease fighting between opposing Chinese factions and reduce danger to Americans and other residents. Continued on Page 1.
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China
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Shanghai International Settlement
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Tsosloa
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Explosion Tears Congregational Church, Deaths Reported
Two people were killed and a third seriously injured when an explosion and fire rocked the Congregational church in town. Bodies recovered hours after the blast include Clyde Wat and Tos wife Mrs Rate Walt, a church seamstress. Mrs Mary Taregerald, severely burned, may not survive. Fire destroyed the church interior and caused damage to nearby homes while authorities investigated possible causes, including a fire bug.
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Tos
Rate Walt
Mims
Mary Taregerald
Rankin makes one arrest in Lorain Ras
Rankin made an arrest in Lorain tied to a disturbance report at the Columbus Hotel on Lith Street. The suspect Brondwas L045 Fisiia terhue and Brank Davi were involved, with one man reportedly held for owing S200 in an unrelated matter.
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Rankin
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TI Rankin
Jéto Brag
Fisiia Terhue
Columbus Hotel
Lith
Thandin
Brank Davi
Ted Becuse
Tim Iso
Lorain Court Dismisses Case Across Officials
Lorain court dismissed the case related to the death investigated by police. The proceeding referenced Anthony Way and involved commentary from the prosecuting attorney as to case status and future steps.
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Lorain Court
Legislation Framed to Correct Defects in Primary Laws
A meeting of the Primary Friends League outlined reforms to state primary law. Proposals include moving the primary to September first Tuesday, adopting an Australian ballot in primaries, and delaying petition deadlines. The league also backs limits on state officer petitions and restricting county nominations.
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Defense League
COLT
Jriensi League
Bovernop
Adjour n Logan be hearing to Mar gh adjourn Logan be
The Toledo Gas Company valuation hearing before the Public Utilities Commission was adjourned to March 22. Ohio cities affected by the rate controversy prepared to continue questioning as examiners probe the case.
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Margh
Coltmbvs
Togan Gas Company
Publicarities Commission
Group of Ohio
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Rchutal
Weather outlook for Washington week forecast
Forecast for February 7 to 12 calls for rain and snow periods with a midweek cold spell. Temperatures will swing toward extremes, with the coldest stretch around the middle of the period and a continuation of unsettled weather toward the end.
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Washington, DC
Weathir Antinek
Valles
Azun
Congress Exceeds Budget Estimates for Several Departments
Washington February after economizing for years Congress is on a spending spree, with a United Press tabulation showing $167,941 over budget estimates for Army Navy State Justice Commerce Labor and Agriculture. Yet total appropriations for next year drop $459,992 under estimates as many items are pared or delayed.
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Navy
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Eres
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Columbia
Interior Department
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Freitas
Quantico Fire Claims Multiple Marines and Family
Three persons were killed and two others burned in a fire at Quantico early today. First Lieutenant Andrew Roberds Holiby and wife Grace, and daughter Meredith, seven, survived with injuries. Lieutenant Holiberhy and several Holders family members sustained burns as the blaze destroyed their home. Washington officials reported two others were shot and injured.
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Quintico
Andrew Roberdes
Sleanaer
Coffey Begins Prison Term For Wife Murder
Warren Wiesel Coffey started his life sentence today for the murder of his wife Hane Hues Coffey, his bigamous spouse. He arrived at the state prison two weeks after the crime, having pleaded guilty hours earlier and been sentenced to life in prison.
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Wall Am
Chronicle Telegram Joins United Press News Service
Chronicle Telegram becomes a United Press client, gaining access to the rapid, global wire service. The press reports United Press serves hundreds of papers in many languages and nations, delivering fast, accurate news to subscribers through its server network.
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United Press
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Cat
Frayed Tanker Catastrophe Amid New York Trials
Fragmented OCR text recounts a February Lloyd’s encounter with a tanker incident near New York involving a transfixed liner and ensuing chaos. It mentions President Harding Queenstown, storms, and salvaging efforts, with references to injuries and a late hospital scene. The passage is corrupted and hard to verify but centers on a maritime accident and aftermath.
Man Fined 100 By Magistrate In Oberlin
An Oberlin man was fined 100 dollars by a magistrate for unspecified charges. The report states the individual faced costs and appeared before the court, with further details unclear due to damaged text. The article mentions other local names and possible related incidents but lacks complete context.
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Oberlin
Three Brothers Sentenced Twenty Five Years In Prison
A garbled report describes three brothers receiving 25 year prison terms amid references to crime and police actions in Collinsville and nearby areas. The text mentions the state and a bank, with scattered names and locations, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Coed bank confesses plan to rob in Vermilion SD
A coed confesses to plotting to rob a bank in Vermilion, saying she needed money for education. Dennis Sallaan, a watchman, discovered her near vents and she was taken into custody. The bank case centers on a planned robbery and the suspect claimed she planned to surrender after discussion with officers.
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Veult
Finsh
Virmiteton
Amb Py
South Dakota
Aly
Bad
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Hosa
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Meyers
Tia Oflerra
World Progress in Religion Forum Then and Now
A fragmented notice describes a forum titled World Progress in Religion. It references speakers including Meh and Dan I Miche with a focus on religious studies, philosophy, and global spiritual movements amid a broader schedule of events and preparations.
Fragmentary report from LOR WAN faloouts incident
A garbled OCR style report describes a disturbance involving a person or family near a home, with references to a 4 to 2 tale scale, a gashed path, and mentions of a man with a wife and several children. The text is highly corrupted with many unreadable words and names.
Newark Grocer Shot by Bandit Dies in Taxi Store
A Newark grocer was shot by a bandit during a robbery at a local shop late Tuesday night. Police say the victim died at the hospital where he was taken after the attack, leaving a wife and two children.
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Bandit
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Hobert
Binson
Etecer
Ronda
Uredty
Tovinsen
Fragmented World War Talk From A Dubious Source
A garbled report discusses Italy and defense in vague terms with references to China and a defensive stance. It mentions possible world powers and intervention, but the text is unclear and largely unintelligible, offering little verifiable detail or readable facts.
Unclear OCR item skipping to next page notice
Disjointed text fragment from a newspaper page mentions Yen Tow Tow Ves and Yen showing a retreat. It references a report on an issue and a mastal sun dispatched with a 004 Licked class. No clear event, date, or involved entities are readable for a solid summary.
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Massa
Tokio Orders Ships Ready for Shanghai Sail
The admirals ordered marines to embark on the Tearu and four destroyers for Sasebo naval port on the west coast of Kioshi. The vessel will be prepared to sail for Shanghai at brief notice.
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Sasebo Naval
Kioshi
Shanghai
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