League committee chooses top ten topics on codifying international law
Stockholm reports the League of Nations committee on codifying international law set ten initial topics including suppression of piracy, freedom of the sea, nationality, territorial waters, diplomatic privileges, government ships, extradition, state responsibility, treaty procedures, and universal statute of limitations. Subcommittees study each area and seek national opinions before a council decision on possible international conferences and binding treaties.
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Stockholm
League of Nations Committee
Hjalmar Hammarskjold
George W. Wickersham
New York
League
Baron Marks von Wurtemberg
Geneva
Borah
Hammarskiold
Inter
Council of the League
OTERO HANNETT TRIAL TO ALBUQUERQUE
In Mc Misley county witnesses from Gilson, Gallup, Mentmore, and surrounding precincts testify in the Otero Hannett trial. Indications show the trial will continue into Friday with several witnesses to be questioned as proceedings unfold.
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Otero-Hannett
Albuquerque
Pernses
Weaver
Gilson Fes
Ee County Clerk
Galap
lLameon
Theresa
Wreukee
Gallup
Reyes Viera
Tomes Candelarie
Cone Ception Garcia
Antonie Villeges
Gibson
P. M. Griego
Ward
Meeuwel Montane Gattep
Thomas Prester
Griveca
McMisley Evuety
Neal Memaeretie
West Coast Gasoline Company to Begin Drilling near Aztec
The West Coast Gasoline Company of Aztec announces an immediate drilling campaign on Section 16 30 11 near Aztec to develop additional gas wells for its gasoline extraction plant at Aztec. The plant has operated for six months and refines most Bloomfield production and some Hogback oil, supplying much of the local gasoline trade.
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West Coast Gasoline Company of
Aztec
Aztete
Mystery San Francisco murder leads to confessions
In San Francisco a guard Albert Anderson was killed in an apartment by two women Dora Howard and Elsie Lotte after Anderson attacked Howard. Howard and Lotte confessed their roles, a man Leon Grigsby died. Grigsby corroborated their stories. Grigsby was later detained in Santa Barbara.
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San Francisco
Albert Anderson
United States
Dora Howard
Anderson
Elsie Lotte
Leo Grigsby
Grigsby
Fret
Santa Barbara
Bisbee
Ariz
Howard
Denver
Fort Lupton
Colo
Mra
Lotte
Work Under Way On Dayton Bridge and Town Booming
Construction on the Pecos bridge at Dayton is well under way and nearing travel readiness. A road survey to the oil field along with grade completion east of Dayton boosts a town boom with new offices, a restaurant, several residences, an adobe business building, and an upcoming hotel under new management. Lota sales are active as the Penasco Townsite company completes its first water well for the new addition.
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Pecos
Dayton
Lota
Penasco
New Road Cuts Travel Time to Artesia Production Area
An improved 12 mile gravel road from Artesia to the production area reduces travel time to about 40 minutes. Construction cost about 1560 dollars per mile. The route will ease hauling of drilling materials and supplies to the field.
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Artesia
Coal Stratum Found At 323 Feet In Arkansas No. 1
Arkansas Fuel Company No 1 well on the Manning dome in southwestern Chavee county encountered a coal stratum at a depth of 323 feet. The find supports geologists theories that sedimentary formations in the area contain organic material valuable for petroleum formation.
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Arkansas No. 1
Kerkansas Fuel Company
Manning Dome
Chavee County
Gee
Sixteen Structures On Marland Holdings In San Miguel County
The report notes Marland Off company holdings in San Miguel County with sixteen defined structures on the area, plus an extensive contiguous Petranch territory totaling about 1,040,008 acres and 28 areas. The well reaches 1,500 feet and is set to shut off water after downhole drilling to depth 121 feet.
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Marland Holdings
San Miguel County
Las Vegee
Marland Off Company
Petranchee
Wolf of La Salle Street Ordered Brought to Chicago
A report notes a fugitive known as the Wolf of La Salle Street was ordered extradited to Chicago. The case involves a suspect captured and fled to a penitentiary as authorities pursue transfer to the United States to face charges.
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Wolf
LA Salle Street
Chicago
Heaviest Rain Since July 24 Sweeps City
Rainfall drenched the city, described as the heaviest since July 24. The storm interrupted commutes and caused puddles and minor flooding across downtown areas. Local officials warned residents to stay indoors during intensest periods.
Battered File Notes Behind the Beaten Line Events
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled mentions of a court or beatings with unclear names. The readable bits reference Beate Fe, Gaord and inline items, a date near 165 xg, and a question about a topic at a Place tied to a Gar. The piece reads as damaged notes from a report with scattered identifiers and no clear narrative.
Maschs Id Omant C8 Du Ppr Ed Bl Do Dp
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Maschs Id Omant C8 Du PPR ED BL DO DP with unclear context and no discernible events or names. The readable portion lacks coherent facts to form a full news item.
Senate Rules Debated Over Time to Consider Bills
The article argues Senate rules impede timely passage of bills including large appropriation measures. Mondell cites filibuster effects on the shipping bill, urging rule amendment to ensure fair time for debate. Historical notes compare procedural limits and majority challenges since early U.S. history.
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Senate
Mondell
Congress
United States
Fragmentary OCR of a banquet note
Partial readable lines describe a banquet age and people mentioned in a garbled text. No clear event, place, or names emerge beyond vague references to a banquet and beverages. The fragment provides insufficient facts for a full summary.
Day in Washington highlights and policy moves
Senator Ladds body returned from Baltimore. President Coolidge departs for Swampscott Mass for summer. Steps planned toward a 300 million tax cut. Veterans warned about lenders on bonus certificates. Shipping board assigns sales authority to fleet corporation. AG authorized appeal to Supreme Court in Harvester case. Broad reorganization of prohibition enforcement to take effect August 1.
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Ladd
Baltimore
President Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
Shipping Board
Fleet Corporation
Supreme Court
International Harvester
Remains Found From Arctic Stefansson Expedition
New York June 23 AP An Arctic mystery ends as H A Snow reports finding the remains of five members from Vilhjalmur Stefansson North Pole expedition of 1914 on Herald Island. The party split after the Karluk voyage with the doctor leading a doomed trek back to civilization. The first group under Moriane son completed the grueling journey.
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New York
H. A Snow
Viljalmur Stefansaen
North Pele
Herald Ieland
Snow
Karluk
Civilization
Mrefaneson
U P Reports Increase in Net Operating Income
New York June 2 AP reports an increase in May net operating income for Union a group revenue over 496000. The May total reached 2 873 624 up from May last year. For the first five months this year income declined to 99 079 994 from 91 792 584. Fires also fell by over 6 000 600 to 68 159 9.
Aviator Killed in Plane Crash Near Eve Morning
June 25 AP report from Ban Liege says aviator Nathan PB Chase of A M was killed in a crash reported around 9 am. Initial accounts place him attached to the 68 Langer-alverafe carrier, possibly colliding with a river, with a fatal tendon injury noted.
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Henelsis
Nathan PB Chase
Ban Liege
Suibiont
Chase
Am Army
New York Twins Die by Starvation After Coop Tragedy
Geneva, N Y June 24 AP Charles and Willam Thomas fifty year old twins crawled into a chicken coop to starve themselves to death following financial losses. They were found after several days and admitted to Willard state hospital where doctors call their case highly puzzling and a remarkable example of coordinated thought and action.
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Geneva
N. Y
Charles and
Willam Thomas
Willard State Hospital
Launch Thousand Islander destroyed by explosion injures 15
Fifteen people aboard the Thousand Islander were injured when the launch exploded near Kingston Ontario. Passengers were thrown into a blaze of burning fuel and rescued by Ivy Lea villagers. Captain Mawes of Alexandria Bay was among the injured. the boat sank and divers will recover passenger belongings.
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Kingston
Ont
Ivy Lea
Mawes
Alexandria Jay
President and wife en route to Swampscott
President and Mrs. present with secretary and aides travel by special train section in Swampscott route. Mr and Mrs. Coelidge travel with guests in a regular Pullman car. The train will reach Salem Mass four miles from Swampscott early tomorrow morning. Reporters and photographers accompany the party. Tea served in the dining car and greetings exchanged at the car door.
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Deg Tverettandere
Sanderen
A. Cheney
Salem
Mass
Swempecott
Mator
Mra. Dge
Coelae
Funeral Services For Senator Ladd On Thursday
Washington AP reports funeral services for Senator Ladd of North Dakota will be held at 2 o clock Thursday at Gawlers chapel. The body will lie in a vault at Glenwood cemetery until Mrs Ladd is able to accompany it to Fargo for interment. The Rev J J Muir and Dr Thomas C Clark will officiate.
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Washington
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
Gawlers' Chapel
Glenwood Cemetery
Ladd
Fargo
N. C
J. J. Muir
Senate
Thomas Co. Clark
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
Cuero Cancels Famous Turkey Trot Event
Cuero Texas June 23 The Chamber of Commerce called off Cuero s renowned turkey trot due to unfavorable crop conditions and a potentially short turkey crop speakers said. John Benning chaired a committee that found sentiment against holding the celebration and the decision was influenced by concern over the season s breath and overall prospects.
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Cuero
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
John Benning
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