Tennessee Senate weighs suffrage resolution fate
In Nashville Tennessee on August 1 the state senate considered a resolution for ratifying the federal suffrage amendment. The amendments committee reported favorably by a party vote after lengthy debate with a 2 to 9 margin. The minority report was tabled and a final vote on the measure was set to determine if Tennessee will join the suffrage movement.
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Amenil
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Auffrage
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Ablivanender
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Poer
Veterans plan football teams for championship play
San Francisco August 13. Veterans plan a football league to crown a championship. Former players will form teams to compete, with a schedule to be drawn up here ahead of the Legion convention in San Diego.
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Iry
San Francisco
Mirke Piagers
Tasbuin
Legion “Ie
San Diego
Water shortages threaten Winnemucca demand curbs
City officials consider districting and restricted hours as Winnemucca faces a severe water shortage. Mayor Gran and the water board weigh limits to protect supplies while urging conservation efforts amid dwindling capacity.
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Wutrremuc
Weather Observations and Temperature Readings Summary
A weather report presents noon temperatures and current readings from the meteorology bureau. It notes daily extremes and provides relative humidity values and wind indications for the observing site.
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Lee
Harding Answers Charges Of Cox
Harding defends the Republican Party during a speech on August 18. He rejects critics and urges the nation to remember the past while stressing the party’s future promise and unity.
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Cox
Labrlon Olin
Republican Party
Sonatir Harding
Republicie
Ube
Uwe
Tina
Villa's Force to Get Money from Government
Five day winter transport carrying 200000 pesos to pay Villa followers in Menuto City is reported. Government proceeds with payments as Villa surrenders. crowds cheer as he returns and prepares to assume interior duties.
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Villa
Menuto City
Menton City
Francisco Villa
Aideel Attar
Cmp
San Bellen
Walt
Express Rail Rates Hike Authorized by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a rate increase for express services after reviewing a request by the American Railway Express Company. The commission did not grant the full 25 percent rise sought, noting wage increases of about 20 million dollars for railway labor as a factor but basing the decision on established price margins and justification.
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Aneoerated Press
Washington
C. Ave
Interstate
Commenres Commission
American Railway Express Company
American tennis team slated to play in America
Members of the American Davis Cup tennis squad are expected to appear in matches here around November 1 before sailing for Australia to compete for the trophy. The team is departing Vancouver on November 20 to begin the overseas contest.
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Francisco
Auy
Davin Cop
Australia
Bull
Vancouver
Bo Ah
New York Plans Dock Improvements Project
City officials announce a major waterfront upgrade on the North River. The program removes 52 obsolete piers and builds 18 larger docks, funded by sinking funds, to extend over ten years. Experts expect pier strength to rise and freight handling to improve with electric cranes and modern gear.
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New York
Huiwan
Muredy Halbert
Mr. Cos
Owe
War Department
Wien
Diraine
Bensuse Vane Ouateatts
American dirigible R-28 near completion for war use
Reports from Washington say the R-28 dirigible for the United States and Britain nears completion at Bedford England. American crew training and naval personnel will pilot it on its first trial flight, with a potential air start next spring.
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Washington
East Department
Amer County
Boilford
Shi
Zeppelin Company
Le 171
Atlante
Herkopower
Zeppelli
Moral
Cape May
Lakeburnt
Nod
American dairy missionary to China chosen by Southern Baptists
Gordon K. Middleton of North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering is named an agricultural missionary to China by the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board. He will lead a dairy program in Honia province, taking a dairy herd donated by American schools and establishing a demonstration farm with a Chinese partner to support the mission and training.
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Presa
West Raleigh
N.C
Gordon K. Middleton
Ariel
North Carolina Suite College of Agriculture and Engineering
China
Southern Baptist Convention
Outtons College
Honia
Micolinga
Middileton
Hove
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Square Cans Used to Transport Fish
Salt Lake City authorities announce plan to use square cans for transporting fish to reduce spoilage. Officials say round cans cause delays and waste, and the new method aims to improve freshness during transit.
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Salt Lake City
Vian Ave
Utah
Siddow
Sommetiinas
Three Imitators of Ponzi Arrested
In Boston on August 1, authorities arrested three individuals linked to a Ponzi scheme. The suspects face charges related to investment fraud and defrauding dozens of victims through deceptive solicitations.
Austrians End Wheat Control
Correspondent reports Austria’s nationalist government ends state wheat controls after a bitter political struggle. Demonstrations erupt as left and right factions clash over decontrol, with experts predicting market adjustment and price shifts in the post-control era.
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Vienna
Awetrlasi
Mosaastic
Kevin
Christian Sociatist
Grosie
Asati
Raat
Taro
Piriova
Theetter Tonn
Hristo
Aggies Seek Alternating Home Games for Big Rivalry
Ambiguous text discusses University of Dhak and Veal Agr college football teams planning alternating yearly games. Authors note preference to avoid Logan and seek a marquee match in Baltimore on Thanksgiving weekend.
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University of Dhak
Veal
Logan
Diamonds Seized En Route to United States Officials Intercept Shipment
More than 100 diamonds believed to be part of royal jewelry were intercepted en route from Hoviel Honea to the United States. The consignment was seized during a deportation hearing involving Soviet ambassador Tudwie Murtene. The discovery suggests a larger shipment diverted through Sweden before interception by authorities in New York.
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Washington
Sweden
Water Contest Slated in Seattle and Sacramento Fire Disrupts Plans
A regional water contest faces disruption as a disastrous fire affects preparations in Seattle and Sacramento. Officials from Virginia and Washington regions confirm swimmers will compete at Victoria Gorge with safety measures and contingency plans in place.
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Seattle
Sacramento
Russians Press To Seize City Ahead Of Peace Accord
Ambitious Russian offensive reports claim forces near Warsaw attempt to capture key city before a preliminary peace treaty is signed. Descriptions note Polish defenses and pressures on routes south and along the Stripa while Allied observers monitor diplomatic movements in London and Warsaw.
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Wisi
Pulrock
Aremsitit
Ute Rassiann
Fnfuntry
Tradziechotf
Lopatyn
Stanystavenyt
Toparoff
Con Houlne
Preesy
Denver Street Car Bombing Shocks City
A street car in Denver was blown up injuring several riders before dawn. Police say the explosion appears to be the work of a planned attack by unknown conspirators and investigators are studying the wreckage for clues.
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Denver
Aitiker
Epetienne
Pegiyeks
Germany Seizes Twenty Four Ships Amid Treaty Tensions
Report states Germany moves to take over 24 ships from private yards under pressure of the Paris Treaty terms. The article notes Americans protest as authorities threaten penalties up to one year in prison and fines to deter evasion of delivery obligations.
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Washington
Beeman
I Takink Vai Shine
Saroua
Marine officers killed in plane crash report
Report from Washington lists marine officers killed in an air crash. Details appear garbled but indicate fatalities among marine aviation personnel in an accident, with a formal notification of the deaths and the agencies involved.
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Washington DC
Marvinea
Wounded Premier Reported Better After Attack
Fragmented report describes the wounded premier’s condition improving after an apparent assault. Text is garbled with unclear dates and names, but mentions Paris, a premier, and a governor’s reaction.
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