Representative Kahn Warns Against War Driving War Talk
In Washington on December 9 Representative Julius Kahn of California, chairing the unitary committee, said Antica seeks to avoid war but warned that if Japan's statesmen and agitators demanded conflict they would push the United States toward war. He also reaffirmed universal military training as the policy for national defense.
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Kahn
California
Japan
Washington, D.C
Dey
Julius Kahn
Antica
Japar
Koln
May Not Revise Income Tax Relief
Washington reports that a Senate Finance Committee informal conference declined to revise income tax relief legislation. Republicans and the House majority indicated revisions are impracticable this session, and Treasury Secretary Houston cited unfavorable conditions delaying any tax relief scrolls urged by business interests.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Houston
Immigration debate restricts House action on bill
A near unanimous House vote blocked further debate on the Johnson immigration bill. Supporters claimed the measure would tighten borders and aid national security while opponents warned of potential civil rights impacts and ineffective enforcement.
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Washington
House
Wubry
Alvicdies
Clara Smith Reported Safe in El Paso After Patrol Incident
Clara Hatton Smith, sought in Antmere Shirhome case tied to Jake Hannon, is in El Paso per Sheriff Orendorff. She reportedly entered a patrol home late Tuesday night, according to law enforcement.
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EL Paso
Texas
Dac
Clara Hatton Smith
Antmere Shirhome
Jake Hannon
el Poon
Orendortt
Popular couple storm warning are married on the coast
A wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs MOA Willars in Ellie parent Naomi M Holmes united Garland Ashley. The ceremony was led by District Judge Mark Ro Averill with about 20 guests, followed by a supper. The couple, residents of Tonopah, were joined after social notices as warnings of a coastal storm from San Francisco reach Washington. Coastal conditions and snowfall were reported in California with heavy snow at Summit.
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Mr. and
Mee Moa
Willars
Ellie Parent
Naomi M Holmes
Garland Ashley
Willaim
Poumerline
J A. Holmes
Victoria
Boc
Mina Mt Lytle
Nora Mew
H W Ventrass
Hollywood
Californi
Wits
Mark Ro Averill
Xumptiou
Tonopah
BT Garland
Ashley 15
Tono~pah
Sin Francisco
Cal
Dee Sturry
Washington
Foo Point Reyes
Amd
California
Three Lives Lost in Dwelling Fire in Orange Nod
A large frame dwelling fire in Orange Nod claimed the lives of Mrs Herminas Herk and her daughters Catherine seven and Tiervsa aged . The husband rescued and fled as family members were separated by smoke. Bodies of Mr Herk and the children were recovered from the basement debris.
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Herminas Herk
Catherine
Tiervsa
Womin
In Need of a Shave a Man Uses Shop Mirror
A ragged man outside a London shop paused before a mirror near Wirlinston to shave. He pulled from his pocket a razor soap and brush, cleaned his face, and drew attention from onlookers as he finished.
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Losdos
Wirlinston
Wife Testifies Against Husband for Distilling In Tennessee
In Hattanooga Tennessee Dei and Teonnae testified against husband Charla Bruce a Campbell County farmer. The witness described the alleged distilling operation leading to a sentence to the Atlanta penitentiary for a year and a day.
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Hattanoova
Tenn Dei
Copper mines cut wages in Tennessee
The Tennessee Copper Company and the Dicktown Sulphur Copper Iron Company announced a ten percent wage reduction for workers at Copper Hill. In Denver, George Bosko faces execution next Saturday at Canon City State Penitentiary following a felony conviction. President Wilson invites prominent Americans to form a committee to raise funds for famine relief in China.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Copper Company
Dicktown Sulphur Copper Iron Company
Copper Hill
Denver
George Bosko
State Penitentiary
Canon City
Josephine
China
Washington
Wilson
Textile wage cut forecast for New England mills
A wage reduction of twenty two and one half per cent in textile mills across New England and New York State was forecast after a conference of textile manufacturers. The industry employs 300000 workers.
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Boston
New England
New York State
Ex convict near death in Santa Rosa jail
In Santa Rosa California Gedrae Boyd an ex convict accused of hiring killers during a roundup was shot in the abdomen by Detective Jickdon of San Prater. Authorities fear mob violence as Boyd lies gravely injured in the county jail while officers guard the scene.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Gedrae Boyd
Mipiler
Pedis
Sun Meanville
Jickdon
San Prater
Hoydix
Poets Contest for Prizes in Buenos Aires 1921
Poets contest for prizes will be held in Buenos Aires in 1921. Latin American poets are invited to participate with prizes amounting to about 44,000 gold. The event, titled in Spanish Yusgos fiethalen or Rowitames, is organized by the Argentine Patriotic Rage young women’s committee with diplomats coordinating from Spanish-speaking countries.
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Auenos
Aires
Buenos Aires
Latin America
qMart
Thugs Take Money Return Hero Medal After Stolen Loot
In Vonsellsville Pennsylvania a man grabbed money from Annabelle Geis near the Wat Ponnetret. He shouted twenty dollars holding a gold medal from a veteran, the medal reportedly linked to a war honor awarded to a late General for services.
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Vonsellsvidle
Annabelle Geis
Nodta
Coorg Genar
Anewinn
Recognition appeal not to be forced
An incoherent fragment references a recognition appeal and mentions the United States, blame, and vague events. The readable text is limited and provides no clear individuals, dates, or concrete actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
Thirty Moros Killed in Island Battle Report
Manila dispatch reports thirty Moros killed in a battle on an island amid ongoing war tensions. The source notes casualties as part of a broader Philippine campaign with civilian impact and security implications.
Methodists Withdraw From Churches Drive
Five lines of unreadable OCR text describe a religious group action. The fragment mentions Methodists and a broader church withdrawal drive, with unclear local details and names.
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Methodists
May Declare an Early Truce Amid Ireland Conflict
The London premier signals possible settlement talks in Ireland while the Daily Mail cites private negotiations between Patrick Joey of Perth and George Swearday. In Liverpool the press reports no peace due to ongoing violence, with Horace Plunkett urging restraint and criticising British policy amid casualties.
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London
Wu Pegwuilel
Aie
Midi
Daly Stallie Aresult
Monsianur
Patrick Joey
Tune
Vnship of
Perth
Asi Dtoyl
George Swuerday
Daily
Mei
Liverpool
Der
Cailtig
Sir Horace Plonkett
Irelant
Ireland
Chinese Arrest Warrant for General Chang Reported
Dispatch from Peking notes a Chinese order to arrest General Chang and implicates him in wartime dealings. The American mission denounces the claim as he allegedly fled to Japan and is said to be in custody of General Wang Chyuan, with reparations and indemnities referenced in the contested charges.
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Chang
Peking
Renart
Reformed Church
Mialan
Yoelow
China
Japan
Orient
Chane
Wang Chan Yuan
Atewuty
Hemi
Open up acreage to new buyers in California real estate push
Fragmented OCR text discusses opening acreage to new buyers and mentions California real estate. The garbled content references open land, buyers, and market ideas but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events.
Boston Police Union to Surrender Charter Report
Fragmented OCR recounts a Boston police union charter surrender discussion. It mentions Anadorived Crewe and foray by members, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text. Further legible details are not available in the readable segments.
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Boston
Olice Union
Canada Wing Victorious in League Nations
A tepid report from Geneva notes Canada’s team securing a league victory amid mixed commentary. Officials and supporters celebrate a decisive score while opponents struggle to respond.
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Canada
Women Receive Oxford Degrees
Oxford honors list shows women awarded degrees amid a formal ceremony. Attendees include graduates from various faculties and guests noting progress in coeducation.
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Oxford
Charity Ball Promises Gala Evening Next Wednesday
The annual Christmas charity ball is planned for next Wednesday at the Bike Club Hall. Miratmaa Haskete leads the orchestra and the event aims to fund welfare projects. public invitation issued and attendees urged to arrive early.
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Lie
Tonopah Ladies Benefit Dance Plans Announced
A Tonopah charity event titled a benefit dance is announced with proceeds to charity. Invitations promise a lively evening with retro music and a local host committee including Mrs Withers and Mrs McQuillays. Local residents are urged to attend and support the cause.
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Tonopah
Peter of
Factor
McQuillays
Market quiet on stock exchange stalls at midweek
A muted trading session left investors cautious as listed shares showed little movement. Prices on several active names drifted with limited volume while market watchers awaited clearer signals from major indices.
Crown Divide Project Starts Amid Industrial Movement
The report notes the Crown Divide work beginning as Mo Niie and others arrive from the Hoe and allied firms. The Crown Neville Seine company and Mohawk Divide area are mentioned with work locations and expected completion prompts, amid a broader corporate collaboration.
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Poodty of
Hee, Papeidittine
Tne
Crown
Neville Seine Entmpany
Court settles mining suit amid high stakes dispute
A distant court ruling in Yuna resolves a mining rights dispute involving San Filaneinco and the Galtilds company over hydraulic detritus extraction on a leased property. The decision touches on thousands of dollars in attachments and the extract rights of Hilmyrale, with the outcome affecting the advancement of the defendant investment.
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Prema San Filaneinco
Bad
TW & Mining
Chase
Yuna
Consalidersd Galtialds Company
Warier
Iaud
Yules Recestment Company
Mutter Neutite
Lary Poompaney
Hilmyrale
Judge Decides Case by Spectators' Ballots
A fragmented report hints at a court case decided by public ballots or spectator input. Names, dates, and clear details are unreadable, but the piece suggests an unusual electoral or referendum element affecting the judicial outcome.
Widow tells story of Terrence MacSwiney hunger strike
The widow of Terrence MacSwiney, Cork’s late lord mayor, testifies before a British commission on his hunger strike death in Brixton Prison. She recounts his efforts for Irish freedom and criticizes British government actions, amid tears and praise.
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Vinten Weens
Washington, D. G
Terrence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
London
Auitlause
Air Service Developments for Manila Hinted by Officials
Government officials discuss air connections to Manila and potential support from Washington. Plans mention Philippine routes, Navy and Air Force coordination, and a proposed seaplane option with department involvement.
Four Generations Sit At Reunion Dinner
The fragment describes a family gathering with four generations at a reunion dinner. Names and details are garbled, but indicates a multi generational meal with relatives present and a note about the event's setting.
Thousands starve in China province drives relief plea
Fragmentary text reports a famine in a Chinese province with farmers affected and signals relief efforts underway. The note mentions months near early 12 gesturing toward wartime scarcity and international concern.
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China Province
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