Italy Debt Nearer Settlement Stirs Senate Activity
Washington reports the unsettled status of the Italy debt agreement kept the senate alert as pressure to reconsider mounts. The American mission will meet tomorrow to formalize negotiations, while Secretary Mellon says talks with Juso-Slavia may resume. Mussolini's government expresses gratification as ratification nears, and Italian officials send thanks for the accord amid ongoing U.S. debate.
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Washington
Tiniday
Senate
Amerie Aght Cman Pission
Brace
Melon
New Type of Bass in State Hatcheries
Oklahoma City reports a new bass variety to be raised in state hatcheries. Officials and wardens coordinate with U S fish commissions to obtain brooders from Michigan Yellow perch brooders will be sent for rearing locally, while Delaware authorities note restrictions. The plan aims to stock state waters after careful care and transport.
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Oklahoma City
AD Reeves
Ethc
Gate
Kegveg
United Says
Ch Leach
Roumissiones
United State
Daeterius
Neoshu
Low
Elocy Engran
Michigan
Delahonst
Veteran physician at Leavenworth discharge records
Leavenworth Kan April 24 Albert Pw Yoho physician of the federal penitentiary for the past 11 years has been dismissed by order of the medical director. The action ends his service after ten years of hospital duty and discharge is noted with no stated reason. He faced charges related to prison hospital conduct and potential medical mismanagement.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Aparil
Albert Pw
Yoho
Federal
Gtenitettieyy
Milavnes Tieneral Farsedt
Jose
Texas and Egypt onions spark cross country race to New York
The piece describes a brisk onion trade race from Egypt and Texas to New York, with Texas onions competing against Egyptian shipments. It notes rail and government support to speed delivery, the large Texas crop, and distribution to 223 towns across 44 states plus D C, Canada, and Cuba. It mentions transit timing, consumption patterns, and regional competition with California and Indiana.
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New York
Texas
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
California
St. Louis
Indiana
Cincinnati
Ohio
District of Columbia
Canadian
Cuba
San Francisco
Minneapolis
San Antonio
Century Race Sets World Mark Amid Strong Winds
Drake Memorial Stadium saw Lee Locke’s sprint time challenge the world record as strong tailwinds aided the effort. Tokindueke and Hak set other records in pole vault and carnival events, while wind and measurement disputed some results.
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Drs Moines
Towa
Lee
Yaad Dsaharg
Deke Lely
Tokindueke
University of Nee Brasks
Aveguier Gon Widens
Drake Memorial Stadium
Locki
Wis
Indy Hak
Hote
Hof
Locke
Henry Sehulee
Nebuka
Runners and Salesman Clash Over Attitudes and Accidents
The piece rails at gender biases in runner culture and a shoe salesman’s critique, noting stubborn reactions to female fashion and a defensive stance on footwear. It also reports a fatal wagon incident near Hendrick County when a wagoner was killed by a bolt, an 11 year old observer shocked by the event, and mentions a local fund to buy gold for free distributions in Commerce Valley.
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Aph
Willian Sk
Uving
Oravel Blish Death in Hobart Oklahoma
Oravel Blish son of Mr and Mrs Rex Bli sh of Hobart Oklahoma died April 18 after exposure to poison medicine. Funeral held at Hobart Methodist church with burial in Hobart cemetery. Family mourns deeply, expressing faith in God and comfort from memories of the child.
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Oravel Blish
Mer
Rex-Blish
Hobart
Oklo
Deabh
Mille Cravel
Agi
Yoekeek
Ornevel
Peary Seen as Father of Unified Air Service Idea
New York report outlines Robert E Peary's early aviation influence. Commander Fitzhugh Green notes Peary's plans from 1922 for patrolling airways and coastal defense, and his belief air power would surpass navy and army in importance. The piece cites Peary’s vision of a strong air service and a bold executive stance.
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New York
Robert E.peaty
Ottana-Palas
Alagka
Fitzhueh Green
Peary
Green
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Patronal
United States
American Academy of Political Science
Air Service
Aeronauticity
Aeronauticity & “Vita Ann
Hare
Panama Canal
Wwe
Europe
Asia
Panama
Suez
Merce
Tre Sud
Veterans to present cases in Oklahoma City tour
April 23 report notes virtually all disabled World War veterans in China will be given a chance to present their cases personally to the U S Veterans Bureau. Bureau representatives, with aid from American Legion posts, will visit counties to arrange medical exams and transport if needed. Clovelhind county and multiple counties listed with dates through May 8 for regional office visits.
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Oklahoma City
China
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Amecan Legion
Isaya
Harry AB. Gilstrapy
Tes Jonal
Gilstrap Beleves
Renote Jara
Clovehind
J. M. Sterrett
Bureau
Norman Priv
Jon GC. Creger
Idabel
McCachain
Choc- Haw
Hugo
Choctaw County
I Asters
Pussinstaha
Fyburant
Bryan County
Murrai
Marshall County
Yarberry
Musogee
Muskogee
A Wagoner
Wagoner County
Cherokee County
Stilwell
Adair County
Sequagh County
Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case in Kansas City
Fred A. Day former Methodist book concern cashier in Kansas City pleaded guilty in circuit court to embezzlement charges. He was sentenced to the minimum two years on one of twelve indictments. Withholding funds from Cincinnati and New York officers led auditors from New York to uncover about 40,000 in defalcations. Money was used for real estate speculation and Day formed the F A Day Investment Company to hold titles. He had served 20 years with the firm, the last as cashier.
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Kansas City
Fred A. Day
Methodist Book Concern
Dar
Cincinnati
New York
Day
Reyl
F. A. Day Investment Company
Inst 2d
Pagan Days of Pueblo Indians History Revealed in Scans
A San Peo article summarizes Father Theodocius Meyer research listing fifty one Franciscan martyrs from 1542 to 1696. It contrasts religious brothers with conquistadors and notes Pueblo uprisings peaked in 1680 with mass killings, plus subsequent martyrdoms and legends of Gran Quivira and hidden wealth.
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Santa PE
Lae
Pueblos
Americas
Theodocius
Meyer
Santa Barbara
California
New Mexico
Andrew Jackson declines coffin of Roman emperor
New York April 26 Jackson declines to accept the sarcophagus of Emperor Alexander Severus for his burial depository stating republican simplicity forbids royal pomp. The letter, part of a sale of Jackson papers, contrasts his values with imperial display.
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Andrew Jackson
New York
Alexander Severus
Americana
William Green Shillaber
Boston
Jackson
Commodore Elliot
National Institute
Elliott
Palestine
Nes
Speech on the House floor and a Seminole arrest
A congressional account notes how a member of the House of Representatives sought extra time for remarks, while in Seminole County a Black man, L A Woods, was arrested on a federal liquor charge after operating a room by house and dispensing. Bond set at 590 dollars. President Coolidge referred a bill to raise the pension of disabled Spanish War veterans to Director Lord.
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Charles LF. Stewart
Washington
House of Representatives
Ayn
Longworth
Wwe
Uhan- Invays
Seminole County
L. A. Woods
Jadk
Wowoka
Woods
G. Sumpter
United States Magshal
U. S
Howard West
Coolidge
Four Die in Chicago Fire Toll Rises From Night Apt Conflagration
Chicago April 28 Four men and two women died in a seventh floor fire that broke out in a night-story apartment building. A three year old boy and a man perished in the blaze while two women jumped to escape the flames. Several others were injured as the fire spread to the basement.
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Chicago
France Submits New Offer On War Debt Settlement
The French government presented a fresh proposal to resolve its four billion dollar World War I debt, the offer read in French and translated for the U.S. war debt commission. Ambassador Berenger appeared before the panel and left with an English version of the settlement proposal.
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France
Associated Press
Awashington
Gextiquit
American ‘War Debt Commission
Uni
Berenger
Ap ‘Peared
Esting
Mother and Daughter Happy Again Hulls Herbs Cure
Mrs L Cameron of Texarkana says Hull's Herbs & Trap cured her 89 year old mother after eight years of liver stomach and bowel trouble. One bottle restored appetite sleep and vitality, with many witnesses noting permanent improvement. The ad touts keeping blood rich and pure as a safeguard for aging.
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L. Cameron
Texarkana
Téx
Hull
Buil
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