Holland Delivers Ultimatum to Venezuela Over Trade
The Hague reports Holland’s ultimatum to Venezuela demands revocation by November 1 of Castro decree linking Western Venezuela ports to shipments via Murcacabom and other ports. Netherlands warns blockade unlikely before November and notes ongoing diplomacy amid grievances. Parliament to discuss Venezuela questions on September 16 as Caribbbea tensions continue.
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Holland
Venetia
Dover
Castro
Cutwoao
Muracalbom
Vecoxuela
Porto Cabello
Willemstad
Venezuela
Hollins
Caraci
Hovleon
Amsterdam
Teltigier
Uakoe
MG Heeur
Dueh
Cira
Eno
Foreign Office
Vebexveld
Vaderland
Bute Heehng de Hutjier
Wert Tn- Wek Hk
Caribbea Snen
Roosevelt to ask for increased Army build up
President Roosevelt is expected to send a message to Congress urging a larger Army. He favors increasing the regular force from about 60 000 to at least 100 000 men to defend the country and fortify Pearl Harbor and Hawaii against potential conflicts with Japan. The plan would add several infantry regiments, cavalry, and coast artillery units with funding for fortifications and defense.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Pearl
America
Japan
United States
Hiwaktan Islands
Tlands
Owill
Unclear fragmentary political notice from late edition
Fragmentary text discusses a candidate, national chairman, and plans to campaign. Indeterminate place and date referenced with scattered phrases about walking to a railway station and staying in one location. Continues on Page Bix.
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Mitch
Spain Agrees to Moroccan Entente Terms
Paris reports the foreign office said Spain agrees to the tonne for a Moroccan entente as outlined in the French draft. A point note from Madrid will be presented to the alguatories at an early date.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Madrid
Spain
Decides to Make a Speaking Tour Appazit Gives Up
A fragment from Middle Bast Island dated Sept 7 describes William H. Tylt dropping campaign ideas and planning a national speaking tour starting in October. It notes a Cincinnati home porch travel plan to wake voters and connect with representatives, with timed stops across the country to promote the campaign.
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Appazit
Middle Bast Island
William H. Tylt
Witte Howe
Bryar
Cincinnatt Home
Bryan in Chicago follows Illinois labor events
A garbled Chicago scene shows the Chicago Federation of Labor meeting attendees, a review of labor day activities, and plans with party leaders and the state committee for a gathering tomorrow at 4.00. The piece mentions Nirvan and Coley amid political scheduling at the hotel.
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Chicago Federation of Labor
soMmanitier
Nirvan
Coley
Vebbe
Force Is Surrounded in Unclear Frontline Report
Fragmentary dispatch describes forces around Yangier and Sept. T-W as battle lines press toward Mintat Hafid and the jewel proclinio amid uncertain outcomes and shifting positions.
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Yangier
Marceed
Agit
Mintat Hafid
Unclear. No coherent event or entities detected
No clear people places organizations or events can be identified from the text. The fragmentary report references fighting near a city and multiple obscure names, but lacks verifiable nouns and context to summarize into a coherent news item.
Record broken in global blitz by famed pilot
Report notes a record breaking flight by a renowned aviator. Details mention rapid ascent and a new time benchmark, with observers citing unprecedented speed and precision. The account references a parade ground setting and a 14 unit distance claim, though exact figures are unclear.
Strike Looms at Global Rail Workers Summit
The conference in Wagland Sept gathers delegates and about 1,150,000 tech workers as talks on pay and working conditions intensify. Attendees discuss industry reforms amid mounting labor pressure and potential strikes.
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Wagland
Sept
Mike
Palo Lee
Tides Union
Sant. Wien
United Kingdom
Fires Raze Duluth District. Relief Efforts Under Way
Devastating fires in the Dolaih area near Duluth swept for hours, with thousands homeless as Governor Johnson proclaimed a state of emergency. Prompt relief followed, and property losses reach about four million dollars, with Chisholm suffering two million. Many residents seek shelter as the blaze spreads toward Hibbing outskirts.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dolaih
Santa
Carleton
Douglies
Jonson
Reese
Despair and suicide attempt near wedding amid riot of instruments
Brigadier Girard, head of the volunteer militia of America, attempted to kill his intended bride Dimwell by self harm after a violent outburst. Police found him dead by suicide in his chamber, surrounded by weapons and death by own action clippings, as doctors fought to save him.
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Scott Uitrard
Wigte Mithailleide
Busrau
Voluntques
Amerie
Dimwell
Nwadlow
Petlote
Sileide
Turing
Tel
Ohleakolus
Ant
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Chaly
Bave
Kuleldos
Morrie
Buren
Oman
Democratic Book Highlights Republican Defects
A Democratic party handbook, approved by committee, outlines why the Democratic nobility should be elected. It runs about 500 pages with arguments and comment on party platforms, including chapters like Pointers on the Republican National Platform and The Struggle With Monopoly. The book contrasts Democratic and Republican aims, notes speech excerpts, and questions direct elections for U S Senators.
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Notiediul Cermenptuives
Cinesign
W. J. Ryan
Clee
America
Switzerland
France
Germany
Kinond
Republcan
Upper Howe
Pago Bix
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Siang
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