Martian Tharkian Trial and Escape Plans Unfold in Turbulent Hall
John Carter, an alien Tharkian chief, faces a Thark council and a looming trial after being accused of plotting escape with a red prisoner. Lorquas Promel cautions him while Tar Tarkes offers living quarters and signals to Dejah Thoris as Carter contemplates rescue and survival amid Martian factionalism.
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John Carter
Barsoom
Earth
Sala
Lola
Sarkoja
Petah Mhorks
Lorqitas Ptomel
Vance
Moe
Valley of
Dor
Thark
Aidus
Tars Tarkus
Tars Turkod
Tal Hajus
Lorquas Promel
Dejah Thoris
Tal Hajas
Sole
Plaza
Tara Tarkax
Dejah Thorns
Lever Act Declared Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled sections of the Lever Act unconstitutional that kept the coal strike of 1919 paused and led to a campaign against hoarders and profiteers in foodstuffs. It voided injunctions from 1919 mine strike actions and will halt Justice Department cost of living prosecutions.
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Washington, March
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Immigration Bills Rejected by Wilson Veto
Washington reports President Wilson issued a packet veto on two major Congress bills, blocking immigration limits from April 1 to July 1, 1922 set at three percent of 1910 levels. The veto also halted an army appropriation bill funding a 166,066 member force for the next fiscal year.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Wlao
Rile Sullor Hewpitel Bol
Aiygnwil
Fragmentary notes hint at a local scene with names and streets
A fragmentary OCR reading mentions figures like Fifty Firty and Little Flenmer waiting with Wis tunthor que may. It references a pony lend, an et or bur atdet ive tint, and a running scene along Jane Avenue. The text is garbled but suggests a community event or street activity with mixed proper nouns.
Cheaper Than Pine In Dalted Atatee Doemendal Battle
A fragmented report notes Markie amid a chaotic scene with altered names and cryptic terms. The text hints at a conflict or movement involving groups, a city or place, and shifting allegiances. No clear dates or outcomes are readable from the garbled OCR.
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Doemendal
Giaklby Enlewaye
Yellowstone Park Not to Be Marked
Washington March 2 Opposition to using Yellowstone National Park flood waters for irrigation in Montana was voiced by Secretary Payne before a Senate committee. He warned that permitting park encroachment would destroy parks, calling it the beginning of the end. The Walsh bill hearings were postponed until a new interior secretary takes office, effectively killing the measure for now.
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Washington
Yellowstone National Park
Montana
Payne
Interior Department
Senate
Walsh Democrat
McNary
Senate Irrigation Committee
Election costs exceed eight million dollars
Washington reports that Republicans spent 8 100 789 21 on congressional and White House campaigns, while Democrats spent 2 287 770 01. The senate committee on campaign expenditures calls the Republican total a menace to the nation and suggests removal by constitutional amendment if needed.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Coolidge
White House
Senate Committee
Woodrow Wilson Plans to Resume Law Practice
Wellington dispatch reports that former President Woodrow Wilson has formally announced his plan to resume legal practice. He intends to return to law work after his presidency, signaling a shift from public service to private profession.
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Wellington
Wilson
Firm to Open New York Washington Offices with Colby Partner
A law firm announced a partnership with Brainbridge Colby, retiring secretary of state, to form joint practice. The firm will maintain offices in New York and Washington, with the news disclosed at the White House.
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Brainbridge Colby
New York
Washington
White House
Wilson to Resume Law Practice After Presidency
President Wilson announced plans to resume his legal career after leaving office forming a law partnership with retiring secretary of state Bainbridge Colby. The firm will operate offices in Washington and New York.
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Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
Washington
New York
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