Senate Yields To The President In Dealing With Situation
The article reports Senate cooperation with the president on the Mexican situation and the end of the coal strike. It notes moves by Senator Lodge and others to press for a constitutionally guided resolution and possible presidential action. The White House declines comment as talks continue.
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White House
Open Lodge of Sorrow Service Led by ELAS Group
The Open Lodge of Sorrow drew a full house as ELAS members conducted a solemn evening in Tonopah. Frank Dunn delivered a poetic oration honoring a deceased member, with music by local artists and reflections on brotherhood and remembrance.
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Tonopah
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Frankugh
Dunn
O Teter
Nice
Kenneth J. Booth
Uro
Orville Olam
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Wilhwait Logan
H. W. Albert
Mea FT
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Rev. H. le Gruffons
Luzon
Eugene Elle Em
Willa Logan
H.W
Mra FT. Dunn
United States
Weather Bureau
Protocol Modifications Stir Debates Over German Treaty
London reports German defences minister argues against signing the peace protocol regardless of concessions. Allies discuss indemnity, Scapa Flow damages, and Hague jurisdiction as key sticking points, with Berlin sources noting Germany’s firm stance.
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Germany
Scapa
Peter
Hague
Delesty
California Shifts Support For National Convention
California will back Chicago as the party choice for the national convention, as announced by William Crocker, California national committeeman. The Sun reports confusion over San Francisco’s potential severance from the convention and notes ongoing weather observations and a somber ceremony in a local open lodge setting.
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Washington
San Francisco
William Crocker
California
Chicago
Yankee Wares in the Baltic Trade Pact
London reports British stores buy American goods to enter the Baltic market on the ground floor. The American chamber in London notes that Estonia has sold no Great Britain timber export surplus for the next eighteen months, while Britain will produce and the United States will supply. The aim is to move the contract forward with American imports and negotiating firms pushing for business.
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Balle
Kat Eathonia
Great
Britain
Wuitad
Bankers Ready for Next Game at Parkside Arena
Bankers prepare for another match at Sirk Park amid chatter of opponents and rising betting trends. Notable names like Monahan and O Neil appear among brokers, with investors eyeing the outcome for a potential rise in trading and local interest.
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Vanier Monahan
O'Neil Derunt
Manolii
Cate Gillan
Selimal Jini
Bonovin
Ryan ' Briwnun
Mrs Mooney Freed on Murder Charges in Bomb Case
In San Francisco Superior Court Judge Town Ward ordered dismissal of two murder charges against Mrs Ron Mooney wife of Thomas Mooney in the Hirperadnees Day bomb explosion case The Alameda County District Attorney said he cannot proceed at this time Five murder counts remain against Mrs Mooney ensuring continued legal action.
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SAN Prancisco
Ron Mooney
Thoms Mooney
Touin Ward
Algirid
Wetsons
Mini Mooney
Trade mark registrations in Brazil face new push
Correspondence from the Associated Press reports the American Chamber of Commerce for Brazil urging action to register trademarks. The move aims to secure foreign brands amid unauthorized use and seeks approval from a Rio de Janeiro commercial body and allied groups.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Anthony
Brazil
American Chamber of Commanee
Maértiean Chamber
Cone
Commercial Association of
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Montana
Jenkins Release Still a Mystery in Puebla Case
Salter Hansen who posted bail for Consular Agent Jenkins at Puebla says he acted on his own initiative and offers no further details. The case remains unresolved as officials pursue additional information about Jenkins release.
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Nerico
Salter Hansen
Jenkins
Puebla
Cold Wave Expected Tonight With Real Zero Weather
A severe cold wave is forecast to arrive this evening as temperatures plunge. The prior night saw a low near one degree with strong winds, and snow accumulations were reported in the area. A film program at Butler Theatre and Navy display details are noted alongside local weather notes and a birth announcement.
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Aiuto
Butler Theatre
Untitled court note hints at self-inflicted death motive
Fragmentary text suggests a case involving a self-inflicted death related to a murder investigation. Names and places are garbled, but references imply a crime scene and potential evidence tying a suspect to the fatal action.
Sugar Prices Jump Behind Prohibition Fears and War Strains
London dispatch notes sugar prices rising two cents a pound due to prohibition impact in Anwhea as experts link higher costs to sugar substitutes for alcohol and wartime shortages. A Chicago note mentions the American League annual meeting cancellation. Illinois mine workers president Farrington denied habeas corpus.
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Thas
My Teenetate Pewee Kgria
Frank Farrington
Iliiais
Airman Fired for Bragging in Naval Court Martial
A naval court martial sentenced Captain Edwich Chamberlain, Marine aviator, on charges of boasting about a superior force of German airships on the western front. Secretary Daniela approved the dismissal today.
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Med Brewston
Edwich Chawberlain
Marine Corps
Corman
Daniela
Local Engineer Promoted Overhaul of Nevada California Power
Fr Dolson named general superintendent of the Nevada California Power Company after promoting from head starters in Riverside. He travels with BV Wright formerly of Telluride and Cole who takes Jones’s vacancy at Tonopah. Jones moves to Riverside to oversee metering operations as the company reshuffles staff amid ongoing expansion.
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Nevada
California Power Ropiplay
BV. Wright
Cole
H G. Jones
Tonopah
Jones
Uy Carp
Ties
Palmer cites rising radical activity and war-related investigations
Attorney General Palmer warns of increasingly dangerous radical activity and expands on wartime investigations. He notes the justice department has 265 295 in costs and 71 000 Bertillon records, with hundreds of claims and fraud cases stemming from the war, urging new statutes to punish individual attempts to defraud the United States.
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Department of Justice
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Ty Vo
Whilier
Name Win
Pete
Palaiwr
Palmer
United States
Supreme Court Offers No Decision on Prohibition
The Supreme Court did not rule today on the constitutionality or enforcement of the wartime prohibition. Justices further indicated no timing for a decision, leaving the issue unresolved for the moment.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Nec
Alipreme
Secret of Transmuting Iron into Gold Found
Sir Ernest Reker ford, director at physical laboratories, University of Midchester, England, claims to have solved the ancient riddle of transmuttation. He is described as one of the best known physicists in the world and reports success in turning iron into gold.
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Rena
Paris
Doe
Ernest Rekerford
Physical Laboratories
University of Midchester
England
Matin
Sir Ernest Iw
Physicists
D Annunzio Denies Fresh Plans for Expedition
An Italian leader D Annunzio told a correspondent he is not preparing any expedition against Sadlato or Llabach and gave his word that the statement is true. The AP reports no new voyage plans as officials discuss the Fiume situation.
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Hume
Dannunio
Sadlato
Llabach
United States
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