Dawes Defends Senate Rules Reform Amid Filibuster Slams
Vice President Dawes, in Manchester, argues absence of cloture increases lawmaking and cites five congresses of data. He urges limited debate on normal legislation while allowing broader discussion on actions affecting states' rights, accusing minority bartering of public interest.
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Manchester
N. H
Senate
Dawes
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Benate Uniese Conree
Peter
Pete Td
Shoem
Peice
Bie
Eiethy
Tourist Trades Stolen Dog for Tire at Garage
A Morning Journal ad asking for Kelly the White bulldog led to his return. Henry G. Coors, 118 South Walter, identified Kelly after a garage man matched the ad to a bulldog traded for a tire with a tourist. Police noted a string of tourist thefts of dogs at camps and locales recently.
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Kelly
Morning Journal
Henry G. Coors
South Walter Street
Mr. Coors
Albuquerque
Here
Demonstrations in China Spark Global Tension
Reports from San Francisco dated June 23 describe worsening conditions in China with widespread disturbances noted in foreign centers. Attacks against Japanese targets dominate dispatches as Chinese protests grow, while neutrals seek fuller reports on directors and missionaries. The Beijing regime faces internal strain amid martial law and foreign mediation efforts.
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San Franciero
China
New York Stows Exchange
Manila
Par East
Ninge
Shenghet
Pekin
Shenghel
Iekin
Teese
Peart
Canton
Towee
J. Pas Quien
Martial
Martiel
Agricultural Show Displays Outdo Former Exhibitions
Agricultural show displays are set to outdo previous exhibitions with enhanced displays and exhibits. The event dates include September 24 14 and 16 with participation from local agricultural groups and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Agrieieesel
Obscure OCR Fragment on Local Event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a local event with unclear details and several garbled terms, lacking identifiable people or organizations. Unable to extract concrete facts or names from the readable portion.
Likelihood of War Finance Becomes German American Issue
Brussels June 23 AP The Dawes plan may fail in a couple of years says Sir Josiah Stamp. If allied debts settle Britain would pay France Italy Belgium and the United States, shifting the reparations center to Berlin Washington. He warns concurrent transfers could short circuit direct Germany US payments and make the problem a German American one. Stamp notes Germany could meet Dawes by lowering living standards or longer hours with higher output.
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Brussels
International Chamber of Commerce
Josiah Stamp
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
United States
Belgium
Dette
Josiah
Depositors Committee Prepares Report on Bank Sale Proposal
The depositors committee for State Savings bank plans a report to Judge Helmick in Gaston County on the asset sale proposal. An offer of purchase was made to receiver Thomas K. J. Maddien and asked to be investigated by the committee. Details remain undisclosed and will be public only after review.
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State Trust
Evings Bank Ie
Helmick Te
Bank Robbers Hold Wisconsin Town in Terror
Bank robbers terrorize a Wisconsin town forcing a hostage situation at the bank. Authorities describe a tense standoff as residents evacuate and investigators pursue leads, with no immediate word on injuries or arrests.
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Wisconsin
Untitled fragment from sports or note section
Fragmentary text appears to be garbled OCR related to a sports or notices page with insufficient readable details for a proper summary. No clear persons teams places or events emerge from the fragment.
Alleged Slayer Denies Charges in Shepherd McClintock Case
In Chicago on June 23 the Willem Darling Shepherd murder trial moved to closing arguments after Shepherd testified in his defense. He denied all state charges, faced an hour and a half of cross examination, and the prosecution pressed for the death penalty for the slaying of his foster son William Nelson McClintock.
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Chicago
Willem Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Shepherd
Charteen Faiman
Sience
Passear
Insect Pe Attacking Grapes Insect Pe
An article fragment notes grape crops under attack from an insect pest. It references individuals and groups involved in examining or responding to the problem, but readable details are limited and unclear. The text shows garbled notes with scattered names and associations.
Farmers' Pathway Ahead at Kiwanis Meet Urges Sericulture Reform
In St Paul Minnesota June 23 the National Grange leader Taber urged a new American sericulture that preserves soil health and farmer character. He pressed for sound economic policies, equal opportunity, and practical government support to strengthen agriculture amid industrial growth.
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Bt. Paul
Minn
Taber
Columbus
Ohio
National Grange
Kiwaptans
Americas
Coolidge
Toder
Otero Hanett Hearing Deliberations In Gallup Race
In Gallup New Mexico on June 23 the Otero Han nett governorship contest centers on Rancho de la Punta precinct depletion blamed on McMillen company actions against ranchers. Testimony from Epefanio Leyba and numerous witnesses covered voter residence disputes and court session locations with arguments over where evidence should be heard.
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Gallup
N. M
Rancho de la Punta
Otero-Hannett
McMillen Company
Epefanio Leyba
Leyba
McMillen
G. O. FP
Cnet
W., Hengel
John Wahl
Gamereo
J. W. Chapman
Fidel Candelarie
Richard Mine
Miguel Duran
Joe Thats
Mariana Silva
Pinnzo Charmante
Nat Garela
Edwin Mechem
McKinley County
Duke City
Mechem
Albuquerque
Francis E. Wood
Silver City
Grant County
Wood
Bernal Die
Jorney Weed
Evie Dente
Ton
Balleta
Semeoriats
Merc-Hannett
Ramah
Galtep
Amede Garces
Eabie
Tate Geup
Emd
W. Versiwold
Bem Marvey
Pepibeys
Pepibeys Lestiancey
Bes Marvey
Reilie
Demmratic
Coxeely Somanticn
Merver
Sunlight Proposed as Key Aid Against Tuberculosis
Dr William Fr Baker of Hahnemann Medical College told the American Institute of Homeopathy convention that sunlight properly applied can be the most efficient foe of tuberculosis. He said sunlight strengthens body condition and boosts blood circulation, aiding infection combat and recovery.
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New York
American Institute of Homeopathy
William Fr. Baker
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
National Society of Physcians Therapeutics
President Coolidge and family on train to Swampscott
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge travel toward Swampscott Massachusetts to establish a summer home. The trip includes cabinet discussions and office work aboard the train. The presidential yacht Mayflower plans coastal cruises with a stop in Marblehead and a later visit to Plymouth Vermont for a genuine vacation.
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Coollidge
Swampscott
Mass
AP O
Mase
Coolidae
Attein
Marblehead
Fragmented OCR note on miner and family roles in a labeling error
Fragmented text mentions a miner and possible relatives with unclear ages and roles. It references a burial and mentions several garbled names and places. The readable parts point to an incident or listing without clear dates or locations.
Heaviest Rain in City Since 1924 Follows Destructive Storm
Albuquerque experienced its heaviest rainfall since July 1924 with 0.5 inches amid a brilliant electrical display. Las Vegas and Santa Fe also reported showers, while Clovis faced a damaging windstorm. Lightning struck the Weyter residence on South Mearth Street, causing chimney damage and a flooded street scene as water backed up in cellars.
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Albuquerque
Clovis
Santa Fe
Pecos
Jemez Range
Raton
Las Vegas
Guage
University of New Mexico
Ternalillo
Andrew Weryter
Mearth Street
Central Avenue
Local Showers in Reten Area Bring Rainfall
Scattered showers settled over Reten and vicinity this afternoon with about a half inch of rain expected in the area shortly after 1 o clock. Weather prospects indicate more rain likely before morning. no severe conditions reported.
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Reten
Weather Drain Hits Las Vegas After Evening Downpour
Heavy rains fell for about thirty minutes in Las Vegas, with stronger precipitation reported in the surrounding mountains. Officials recorded rising totals and caution on slick roads as storms moved through the area.
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Las Vegas
S. M. Jume
Tata
Ieee Ee
High Wind Breaks Trees In Local Storm
A severe windstorm toppled trees and caused damage to several houses in a neighborhood. A 24 year old woman and a baby were briefly injured as debris struck a house. One store suffered damage from falling limbs while residents reported heavy rain and strong winds.
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Ms Foundation
Congress Tax Cut Conference Sparks Capital Debate
Reports from Washington describe a tense session where lawmakers consider a 300 million dollar tax reduction. The discussion centers on how to fund or offset the reduction while protecting key programs and interests.
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