Japan Accepts Conference on Limitation of Armaments
Washington reports Japan accepted President Marcings suggestion for a conference on armament limits but did not address Far Eastern issues. China gave unqualified acceptance. State Department noted ambiguity in Japan’s stance and cautioned about Japan's internal political dynamics as the talks were framed.
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Washington
Japan
Marcings
State Department
Ale
Coltea
Tekie
Steward of Yacht Testify at Stewards’ Divorce Hearing
A testimony session in the divorce case of James A. Stillman v A Stillman reveals details from January 1918 at the Pocantico estate. Witnesses including Mr Clawson and Gav Stillman discuss the Stillman marriage and overnight stays, with references to Mr Stillman and Mrs Floresce Leene.
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Jolly
H. Phelps
Buffalo
A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
New York
oMr
Clawson
Vigute
Pocantico
Ambr Herrick Arrives in France
Marne July 44 AP reports Myron T the new American officer or envoy greeted by French government officials in the capital as he arrives for duties in France. The ceremony includes reception by local authorities and a pledge to strengthen Allied cooperation.
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Ambr Herrick
France
Marne
Myron T
Automatic Ses Ete pears Ok etme at Beiter cochae ing bo s pag ey Sear liv
The readable fragments describe an automatic event or notice with unclear names and places. It mentions Beiter and Sear liv, suggesting a public notice or brief item but lacks coherent details to identify a clear action or outcome.
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Beiter
Leavings and Money Motives Dominate Baron’s Exit
A partial, damaged item reports a baron leaving his post to pursue money. It mentions an American asserting the right to the title, a physician in Switzerland, and a death related to a doctor whose seat produced a small French amount. An American attorney is said to pursue collection of the money.
Railroad values listed by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission released tentative values for railroads on July 14, naming the Texas and Brazos Valley line at 99,064,566 dollars. Other figures include equipment retirement and depreciation costs, with several sums cited for renewals and depreciation.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas and Brazos Valley Railroad
Texas and Brazos
Baby carriages with canopies draw Chicago crowds
In Chicago on July 13 AP reports baby carriages with frills and canopies on display in a vehicle convention. Siebert notes fashion trends and the rise of carriage designs while predicting lower prices for travel accessories as costs ease.
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Chicago
Siebert
Eee
Masa
Toda
Nome Reports Missing Vessel Near Bear and Nome
A fragmentary report from Nome Alaska notes a schooner named Gertrude or Gertrede is missing near the Bear when returning from Nome. The garbled text mentions crew or guards aboard and suggests a maritime incident with the vessel possibly lost at sea.
Washington July 12 AP Report on Presidential Study Furnishings
A fragmentary AP dispatch notes Jamica M. Coz, a newspaper publisher, as a caller at a gathering discussing the presidential study furnishings. The report references a chair and an assortment of items sourced from notable predecessors and authors.
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Washington
Jamica M. Coz
O Davies
Otte
Eh Bs
Ace of Wooed
Wreck damages train valued near seventy five thousand
Cleveland July 14 The AP reports an American Rail pany train of 14 cars was wrecked near Wilicontendo east of town. The damage was estimated at nearly seventy five thousand dollars and investigators work to determine cause.
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Cleveland, O
Wilicontendo Ee
Missing Man Orval Mckinney Report Sparks City Interest
AP reports city officials seek facts about the disappearance of Orval Mckinney near Laxin Manassa amid confusion over two men seen near the scene. Authorities emphasize ongoing search and lack of confirmed leads.
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Peli Sale
Tne
Welsy
Orval McK
Laxin
Manassa
Beyo
Nebraska Lawyer Resigns Office
Omaha reports Frank A. Peterson assistant United States attorney tendered his resignation today. General Sutton Neb was recently released from the federal prison at Leavenworth. The note suggests humble officials often face greater demands after resignation and shifts in influence.
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Omaha
Frank A. Peterson
United States
Sutton
Leavenworth
Campaign of grain dealers against pooling scheme
The national grain association fights the grain pooling plan of United State Grain Growers, Inc. The campaign is active and ready to supply Congress with information upon request. Senator Kenyon of Iowa has introduced a senate resolution calling for an investigation.
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Chicago
United State Grain Growers, Inc
Congress
United States Senate
Kenyon
Iowa
Dining car prices to be reduced amid wartime costs
Chicago July 14 report says dining car prices have pared twenty five cents and will be reduced further under guidance of the American association of dining car superintendents in connection with hotel rates. The hotel announced yesterday could be no further reductions in hotel rates at the time.
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Chicago
Accon
Derapeey
American Association of di Cas Superintendenta
U S Wiel Report On Great Lakes to Atlantic Route
Montreal July 14. Confidence grows that the United States will join Canada on a St Lawrence deep water route from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic as part of a combined waterways plan. A senator cited a favorable joint committee report and touring discussion.
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Montreal
Gap
Canada
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
International Conference Discusses Uniform Trade Exchange
An international conference in Cleveland on July 16 considers a uniform basis for world commerce. Delegates from banks and trade groups aim to place the commercial framework on a common system to simplify exchanges and reduce barriers.
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Clevelandé
Guandal Exports
Cu Crinsinger
Peg Bob Eson
Unclear text about investigations and labor conditions
Fragmentary report notes radio discussion on labor conditions in Hawaii. Mentions investigations and requests to inform authorities about results. No clear names, dates, or actions available.
Livestock hearing set by commission for western states
The examiner reports that livestock issues in western states involve several state combinations. The commission will hear the cases tomorrow, with details on how the inquiries affect the livestock sector and state arrangements.
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Washington
Commission
World of Commercial Yarn At Market Report
A brief bureau report notes a sale of 505,000 pounds of five red gross or net fiber in a ton world market. The Agricultural Commerce Bureau publishes calculations excluding linters. The report references 1,008 bales and 135,000 units in Scout.
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Bureau of Markets
Anrieal Commerce
Population shifts in Washington state 1914 to 1930
Article reports demographic changes in Washington state between 1914 and 1930, noting a 19 percent rise in white population while Black and immigrant groups show varied gains. It cites figures for foreign born whites, Chinese, Japanese, Filipinos, and other races, with totals for specific groups.
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Washington State
Omaha Weather Report Shows Above Average July
AP dispatch notes public weather data from Omaha for the first thirteen days of July. Temperatures run about four degrees above the forty year average, with recent averages around 86 degrees while another measure shows an average near 61 degrees for the period.
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Omshi
Omaha
Thirty Thousand Army Horses to Be Killed
A government order calls for the slaughter of thirty thousand cavalry horses as part of demobilization measures. Officials emphasize swift disposal to reduce land use and care costs. Public concern rises over the fate of the animals and the economic impact on owners.
Fragmented Historic Quote on Europe Economic Ties
A garbled quotation discusses central Europe and Germany, citing concerns about foreign trade, printing presses producing paper money, and the need for reforms. The text mentions Mr Bucieson and references to Europe and speculation on policy shifts.
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Europe
Bucieson
Eign
Betenet
Germany
Giop
Moeey
Jevy
Sir
Briand to Attend Personally in Paris July 13
The Paris report states Premier Briand will attend personally, delaying the invitation from the president due to limits on armament talks. The note hints at forthcoming discussions on disarmament limits and international approaches.
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Briand
Paris
Beetle Day Celebration Marks Anniver Li s
The fragment notes Pai AP reports Beetle Day celebrated today marking an anniversary. Details are incomplete but indicate a local observance with cultural or community significance.
Rice Cleese contact with the third internationab dice by re
Unclear fragmentary text mentions Rice Cleese and a third international dice by re on committees. Unable to determine a coherent event or entities with confidence.
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Cleese
Tennis pair Davis to join forces on coast tour
The article notes that Davis would team up with another player for a coast tour. It mentions a planned partnership and outlines the expected events along the coast with limited details.
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Beste
Auty
Echo Lawa
Tgeurna
Davis
Wheat Climbs in Chicago Market Brief
Wheat rose in Chicago trading today as market activity picked up with buyers showing interest. Prices edged higher amid quiet demand and steady seller enthusiasm.
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