Fragmented March 1 193 (?) Washington dispatch notes
An OCR fragment reports on March 1 193? items from Washington including references to Article 10 regulation and public utility concerns. It mentions Chariton M. O'Dwanell of New Stex Deo as vice president of a society and notes Senate figures such as Senator John Jikhead of Alabama. The text is garbled with multiple names and events unclear.
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Wishington
Ancnt
House
Gray
Chariton M. O'Dwanell
New Stexdeo
Stock Nevaciathon
Resignation of Defense Director Cited by University
A fragment indicates Shenton, connected with the social science division at the university, plans a resignation effective in April. The note references the Defense today and the director’s role, but details are incomplete.
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Sroton
Pidrey
Tien
Shenton
Tthe Social, Science
Cceed
Representative Caldwell Sounds Anti Prohibition Note
An address from New York representative Charles P. Caldwell expresses beginnings of political efforts against prohibition. He cites principles from forefathers and frames the anti prohibition stance as ongoing, urging support and alignment with a broader political movement. The speech references timeframes and future actions.
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Haltimore
Charles’ P.i Caldwell
New ‘York
Freight Agents and Government Move Sparks Labor Worries
A garbled OCR passage discusses freight interests, agents, and government actions affecting wages. It hints at labor concerns under new roads, court openness, and possible shifts in employment during a transition period. Names and clear facts are obscured by the text.
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Jocel Agénis
Oucour
Yiman
Reforming government need more planning and leadership
A retiring secretary argues the U S needs fewer checks and more decisive action. He criticizes overstaffed organization and excessive detail that paralyzes progress, urging higher pay and stronger responsibility for executives, with emphasis on planning and engineering talent to meet national needs.
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Nderfault
Washington
Dot le
Cer
Cieit
Vanis
Railroad rowdiness mars Vincennes screening night
At Vincennes an incident disrupted a railroad workers screening of a moving picture show when a freight train passed during a risqué scene. A ticket seller described audience reactions and a ten dollar seat demand amid the confusion.
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Vincennes
Baltimore and Glin
Washington
Humber
Caniorn
Bethera
Von
Ihe Ra Dimay
Myers faces Hebald in Hebald-Newa cover dispute
A garbled clipping mentions B Myer or Myers and references a Hebald Newa dispute over a deed and an alleged figure. Readable fragments hint at a legal or property matter involving named individuals and an official record.
Publication prices and printing supply fears rise
A fragmented note from Indiana towns discusses dropping publication output as printers warn they cannot reach print prices while demand remains weak. Talks cite looming shortages, with Bicknell set to discuss tomorrow and a two year promise by manufacturers. A Washington report is awaited for a fuller test.
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Ranat
Swere
Indiana
Tafe
Bicknell
ud.reUel
Newhpopera
Thele Aigors
Washington Wieluit
The World Must Work or Die Says Law of Supply
A Providence column argues that the world depends on production, not handouts. It warns that humans ignore natural laws of supply and demand, causing rising prices and scarcity, and that only industry and thrift can avert hardship.
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Peru
Pat Lany
Matton
Hhijman
Timan
Nate Tri
Indiana Rep Bland cries out on another army scandal
Representative Oscar F Bland of Indiana announced on March 1 that he is pursuing a scandal claim against the military service. He alleges the War Department contracted for weapons and equipment totaling about 700000 and says Congress was not consulted. He introduces a resolution urging the department to disclose details of the contracts and costs.
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Washington
Oscar F., Bland
Indiana
Stnday
War
Tinso
Paris
Ily
Sooliah
Vincennes Washington Meet Promises Big Basketball Clash
Washington and Vincennes are favored to reach the Vincennes district final, with Oak Town and other teams in the tight schedule. The event unfolds Friday and Saturday as schools from Lafayette Bloomington Kokomo Green Castle and more vie for the state tournament berth.
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Hinowington
Kgkuntu
Ibn Dehuda
Socthaal
Veedersburg
Bipfiton
Vincennes
Muncie
Rusitelle
Indian Goolls
Kendallville
Washington
Fulkerson
Oaktown
Walesa
Washissian
Taj
Nurse
G “Dar
Lueune
Vincennes Ar Wealivaton
Orleans High
Ordlenna Roar
Atv
Boye
Salem
Goliadi
German Emperor Estate Value Report Reaches One Billion Marks
Reports from Berlin state the former German emperor’s estate is valued near 1,000,000,000 marks with government seizure completed. Officials note continued uncertainty over ownership and future disposition as authorities review the transfer and its implications for postwar property claims.
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Berlin
Toul
Hy University
Koresad Eeet
Oriazas
Fire devastates Matayda Sp inza hotel and surrounding homes
A blaze at dawn Sunday destroyed the Matayda Sp inza hotel and five adjacent buildings in Atticn, causing about 1500 in damage. Five occupants, including five bedridlen individuals, narrowly escaped with only their clothing and belongings. Fire crews battled the flames as the early morning scene turned to smoke and debris.
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Margh GOP TN Ye Maveh Campaign Promises Four AC Peritans
The report notes a political rally with candidates for president and vice president set for the next day. An unnamed United States agitator and Indiana governor figure are mentioned in relation to the event. A declaration of committees for state offices and congressional representatives is referenced, with general notes on county and township offices to be decided by April end.
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United States
Fovernor
Indiana
Ai Jockson
Weormfiry
Ktth
Romilitties
Orison
Congress
Senate votes to reserve domestic issues in peace treaty
Associated Press report from Washington March 2 notes the senate adopted a Republican resolution affirming U S right to decide all domestic questions within the League of Nations by a 56 to 49 vote after Democrats largely opposed. The measure, first adopted in October, was supported by fourteen Democrats. Also noted is a public debt report and a McNary proposal to create a senate committee to probe high prices and related machinery costs.
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Washington, D. C
United States
League of Noti
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Washington D. C
Treasury
Stnater McNary Republican
Oregon
Senate
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Asks Estate Guardian Appointment In Behalf Of Poorman
Petition filed in court by Thomas Poorian through attorney E. K. Laughlin of Odon seeks guardianship for Matt Dh Phar man Wahigdged ee unsound mind. Poorman alleged incapable of managing his estate due to mental and physical limitations and owns property including heirs’ acres valued around 750 dollars.
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EK. T. Laughlin
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Fire damages ramshy house in Youngstown
Morning blaze on March 2 caused the roof to ignite and destroy two rooms. Fire officials say the fire started on the roof, with walls and dwelling contents badly damaged by water and flames. Insurance covers the loss. the home is linked to Ray Aven and J. W. Rumsey property.
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Ray Allen
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Rushed Garbled Names From War Era Claims
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Alek Ramee Arell and Alek about anrtsren in a World War context. It references impersonation, a court or trial, and a U S location. Details are unclear, but the fragment hints at a legal or political dispute involving military service and identity verification.
Blockade Tightens as Forces Bar Food and Goods
March 1 reports a severe blockading of Fitims by Flume authorities with an iron sea and land siege. General Ceylg Ua says relief is refused and only care for children remains. About 200 children escaped to Milan amid the crisis, seeking safety away from the conflict.
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d’Aumangio
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Army Officers to Lose Ranks in Major Shakeup
Washington dispatch reports drastic action sweeping permanent officers from their posts and forcing temporary ranks to take effect. The move affects several high ranking Army officers as officials accelerate reform and reshuffle leadership.
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