Japan Protests as Rifles and Ammunition Fleet Aboard
Tokyo reports no developments with Tate Mari attempt while Japan weighs response to Chinese rebel arms. Navy buildup accelerates with vessels sailing from Sasebo and Kobe as Japan braces for possible independent action. cargo of rifles and ammunition tied to Macao shipments under scrutiny amid Canton dispute.
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Salant
Hayueh
China
Maen Bo
Tokio
Canton
Mont Impinbabin
Naval Bane
Basebo
Oriole Chiyada Steldenly
Salwetee
Conlin
Forpada
Ciatroyers
Sareto
Sasebo
Ching
Stegmer
Jayaneke
Mg Waran Traukt
Jann
Eeme
Kobe
Atuka Briee
Denka
Mesa
Kwong Yo An
Macao
Rabe
Porte Bilewe
Mieao
Banat
Vonsiene
Motal
Mitanis Elals
Eleamera
Areiel
Kentrow
Holly
Big Increase in Coime New York March
An annual report from the New York City district attorney’s office notes a rise in complaints originating within the city and reviewed during the period. The document cites investigations and actions taken, with emphasis on internal factors and agency practices.
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Coime
New York
Jant Wight
Sazzie Ipoh
Readjustment Demand Affects Short Line Mail Carriers
War news from Washington notes an effort to reform federal mail transport pay. About 200 short line railroads petition Congress for readjustment, arguing they carry mail under rates far below larger routes. Current pay averages 42.75 dollars per mile yearly for 200 pounds daily, rising with heavier mail. officials claim short lines receive far less relative to service. A bill by Representative Talbot seeks to equalize rates nationwide.
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Warhngtn
Gongrens
Bectre
Stativan
Transporta Fon
Rai
Joliet
Tohax Iit
Romil Eaeringo
Thaddie Hen
Cara
Lin
Congress
Vormidy
Talbot
Marviend Fas
Unver
Telegraphic Briefs From The Nation And World
This brief news digest outlines scattered items including wage cuts for railroad workers, a New York death record, a missing month and date reference, an arrest or trial note, a Halloween incident, a ship crew count, and a note about a city facing hunger or starvation conditions.
Arbitration Treaty 15 Under Fire Before Publication
Protests flood the State Department over the new Arbitration Treaty with England. Critics cite fears of surrendering sovereignty, while supporters urge timely treaty completion. Federal officials acknowledge petitions and counter protests as debate unfolds.
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State Department
Engl Ond
Adjourment Delays In Legislature Amid Uncertainty
The general assembly plans adjournment by May 1 but may not move ahead before April 1. Debate centers on large appropriations and new projects including a state department inline and a federal plan restore in municipalities. Senate and House face many bills, with banking and municipal code measures key. passage hinges on dispersing or amending funding allocations.
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Colombo
Ayemory
Koenin
Alan
Hovenance
Aptana
Mit
Committee of Banks and Banking
Senate
Mather
George Howard
Hook
Columbus
Hooks
Inrae Hank Companies
Teftle
Three Arrests for Alleged Perjury in New York Case
Three individuals faced arrest amid perjury allegations in a New York case. The proceedings centered on a petition for a chanenge in talia and involved local authorities and county officials. The details describe court actions and anticipated trial in Kin county with references to dates and venues.
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New York
Mireh Charen Sansline
Mohave Collen
Whey
Webe
Anit Lett
Kine
Fey Bromkiia
Miners Enjoined in Goldfield Trial Near City Court
Fragmentary text reports a goldfield hearing involving miners and a local court. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR damage, but references to miners, a trial, and urban officials hint at a legal proceeding affecting mining activity in Goldfield.
Moore's Friends Boom Him for Office and Court Denials
Fragmented OCR text mentions Moore and Yori with political implications and a reference to a supreme court case. It notes appointments, denials, and potential campaigns without clear dates or places. The readable portions suggest a local political narrative surrounding nominations and public positions.
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Moore
Bike Mayer
Jane
Milan
Vale
Unknown historical event amid unclear text
The readable fragments describe a church gathering and public notices but lack coherent details, names, dates, or places to form a concrete report. The text is garbled with multiple incomplete phrases and cannot establish a definite incident or outcome.
Drunken Indians Set Jail Afire in Grand Junction
An outbreak of drunken violence at the government depot in Grand Junction Saturday night led to the jail building being set on fire. Two inmates narrowly escaped cremation as the blaze spread. authorities say the responsible party or parties are in jail awaiting investigation.
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Col
Dietuybers
Jerome to Albany for governor nomination book in progress
Jerome will travel to Albany to present a tender to Gov. Higges for a change filed with the governor by W. F. King president of the Morchantie Association. The plan includes compiling a book of 25 000 words.
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Erome
New York
Jerome
Albany
W. F. King
Venezuela and Colombia debt paid after long dispute
A 500000 dinar settlement is reported as Venecuela and Colombia reach final payment amid a historic century of disputes. The Hagie court upheld the first deed favoring Merle, while a wage cut proposal faced no vote at a railway workers gathering. A U S hearing is set for Olive Francis collision case with the Nova Beatlen coast schooner Winconl after four years.
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Gaetro
Moxtco
Venexueta
Colombia
Venecuula
Mike
Mexton
Seth Sali
Merle
Hagie Court
Portland
Mar
Congress
Olive Francis
United Biaton
Munboat
Winconl
Barah A. Pennell
Madision
Alunite Tratrix
Fatal Flames Strike Philadelphia Cigar Store
A deadly fire engulfed a Philadelphia cigar shop on a Sunday morning. Firefighters battled the blaze and rescued residents as the building burned, with one person reported dead and another child among those affected. Authorities investigate the cause as the community mourns the loss.
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Philadelphia
Hyadlo
Fred Hertian
Ieath
War Barred from All Malls in March Onn Goldman
Fragmented report notes tension over a diamond monopoly in Chicago and surrounding districts. Police actions and regulatory moves are mentioned as authorities address alleged market controls. Names and details are garbled, but reference to a Premier and DeBoer figure hints at political or business groups involved. Public interest centers on potential market break and enforcement actions.
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Ohi
Goldman
Leno
Chicago
Conductor Frank Taylor Killed Near Praski Junction
Frank Taylor of Sylvania, conductor on the Toledo & Western traction line, was thrown from a box car during shunting at Praski in Junction. He fell under the car and sustained a fractured skull, dying from injuries. The accident occurred Sunday while a traction car moved the box car onto a sidetrack.
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Gar
Toledo
Frank Taylor
Sylvania
Toledo & Western Traction
Praski
Junction
Taylor
Iy okUll
Shocking Ohio School Examirations Cause Legislative Probe
Columbus special reports Senator Meek admitted examiners granted teaching certificates to underperforming applicants, admitting rules were ignored and grades fixed. Investigators will hold another session as evidence shows certificates issued with minimal merit. Controversy over school books schemes and a proposed uniformity law versus a book commission plan dominates debate, with fears of secret meetings and tax impacts on districts.
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Parente
Senator Meek
Ross
Meek
Ohio
Miner
Dever
Beatty
Mack
Litelle
Milner
Sonat Seth
Friends of
Friends of Uniformity
Inter Eat
School Book Commission
Book Commission
Crawford
Boards of Education
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