Political Debate Over Indiana Senate Race Becomes Central Issue
May 4 report notes Democratic and Republican leaders clashing over the November election issue. McCormick argues nations league stance will dominate the race, while Underwood and other Democrats push economic conditions and taxation as key concerns. Language hints at broader postwar policy fights shaping voter decisions.
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Associated Press
Shington
Senate
Ator McCormick
Milnote
Republican Senat Congressional Committee
Cox PLC
Nator Underwood
Alas
Underwood
Verenitleea
White House
McCormick
League of Nations
Ben
King
Utah
Wines Emnator
Ched and Od Among Localities in Readable Fragment
Fragmentary OCR from a local page shows mentions of Ched and Od with brief notes. The readable portion hints at place names and recurring initials. No clear event or outcome is established in the surviving text.
Weather Porloast From Iver Cole May Fourth
Fair weather expected Friday and Saturday with little change in temperatures. Local report shows 24 hour conditions from yesterday evening with light winds and mild highs around 78 degrees. University notes indicate steady conditions across the period with no significant temperature shifts.
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Porloast
Iver
Cole
Eeseve
Cveaeans Owe Porign
Rival Forces in Erin Agree Upon a Truce
The peace conference between Irish factions agreed to a truce from 4 p.m. today until 4 p.m. next Monday. The talks pointed toward unity plans acceptable to Eamonn de Valera and his followers, potentially reshaping cabinet portfolios and delaying June elections under the Anglo Irish treaty terms. Couriers were sent to Kilkenny to halt fighting there.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Dail Direann
Eamonn de Valera
Dail
de Valeraites
Army
de Valera
Michael Colling
Richard Mulcahy
Reyal
Kilkenny
White House Talks on Coal Strike End With No Detail
President Harding weighed the coal strike with John L. Lewis and Secretary Davis during a two hour White House meeting. Lewis said discussions covered fundamental industry conditions and that the strike was developing normally. Hoover coordinated industry studies with producers and operators, with a government statement expected soon. President Lewis planned to leave for New York.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ilarding
John I. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Davis
Department of Haber
Lewis
Hoover
White House
Labor Department
New York
General Chang Tso Lin suffers heavy reverses near Peking
AP dispatches from Peking report General Chang Tso Lin's Pengtien forces retreat after heavy losses at Machang and along the Hun River. Wu Pei Fu forces, about 40 000 strong, attack from Marco Polo Bridge area, cutting routes to Peking and pressing toward Fengtai. Reinforcements are sent westward.
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Associated Press
Peking
Chang -Tso- Lin
Machang
Tientsin
Chang
Hun River
Iktuanhhein
Changsintien
Changsiatien
Marco Polo
Wu Pei-fu
Fengtai
Tietsin
Tariff Bill At Present Opeed May Be Passed In 245
McCumber claims the tariff bill has not been discussed as often as before the Senate, with one fifth of the time previously spent on the measure. He says the current pace and debate are reduced compared with earlier sessions.
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Senate
McCumber
Two Amendments Delay Tariff Bill Outlook
Senate debates cut across tariffs as Senator McCumber predicts the bill could be passed by September 29, 1946 after only two of roughly two thousand amendments acted on in thirteen days. He warns of night sessions and warns the public may tire of the lengthy process. The chamber rejected Jones’s bid to cut boric acid duties from 1.5 to 0.75 cents per pound before approving the committee rate.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Republican
North Dakota
Jones
New Mexico
Thea
Wireless Telegraph Will Link Together All Parts of Globe
Edward J. Nally of RCA announced after returning aboard the Homeric that co operations among American English French and German firms will connect global wireless services. A station near Buenos Aires will transmit and receive with New York Paris London and Berlin and new international services will soon open.
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Globe
Associated Press
New York
Edward J. Nally
Radio Corporation of America
Argentine
Buenos Airee
Paris
London
Berlin
Prosecution Rests in A C Burch Trial in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 4 the prosecution rested after calling Mrs Madalynne Obenchain to testify. She declined to answer when asked her name, following her attorney's instruction to wait until the co-defendant's indictment was dismissed. She was excused from further questions.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Hurch
Madalynnne Obenchain
Obenchain
Bureh
Herrick Awards Distinguished Service Medals to French Officers
Myron T. Herrick the American ambassador to France presented the distinguished service medal to General Gaspuin Lieutenant Colonel Pompee and Lieutenant Ratteo of the French American army for meritorious services to the Allied expeditionary forces during World War I.
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Conepers
Miscall
Myron T. Herrick
France
Gaspuin
Pompee
Ratteo
flrench-American Army
Garden of Eden tale called a fairy tale by minister
In Columbus on May 4 Rev. E. D. Evans of Franklin Park M. I. church urged religious house cleaning to preserve Christianity. He dismissed the Eden story as a fairy tale and argued against the virgin birth, endorsing theistic evolution as a rational, spiritual view of mankind’s long future.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
E. D. Evans
Franklin Park
M. I. Church
Garden of Eden
Treve Evans
Marshal Attacks Mob Singlehanded With Fatal Result
Frank Woerner, the town marshal, rode to the scene on a motorcycle and fought the mob singlehanded. He killed one man and wounded two others while rescuing Fidel and Matias Elduayen who were tied to a tree six miles from home. Mrs Elduayen and her daughter Mary were forced to dress and cross before the mob. Klans leaders have been questioned.
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Medford Mosher
Frank Woerner
Fidel
Matias Elduayen
Angela Elduayen
Mary
FE Manages
Woerner
Klu Klux Klan
Labor Leader Rejects Courts for Labor Disputes in Testimony
Samuel Gompers and Samuel Untermyer clashed before the Lockwood committee over proposed legislation to regulate labor disputes. Gompers argued courts should not govern interunion or employer labor conflicts, contending such laws would roll back labor progress. He warned of pervasive employer spying and costly litigation to entangle unions.
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Associated Dress
New York
Lockwood Legislative Committee
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Untermyer
Gompers
California to Pass Anti Alien Land Law That Will Hold Water
California's next legislature aims to press forward with an anti alien land law that will hold water. Attorney General Webb says Governor Stephens will submit amendments to satisfy the state supreme court objections. Webb adds no immediate move to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court after the court's ruling on guardianship provisions for U.S. born minors.
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California
Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
U.S. Webb
Stephens
State Supreme Court
Webb
United States Supreme Court
United States
Convicted murderer sentenced to hang in Colorado
Oak Creek, Colo May 4 Sam Borich miner today was sentenced to hang the week of August 1 for the murder of his wife Milla on March 21. The killing was brutal with Mrs Borich’s head severed by a knife. Joe Neger who aided her was stabbed and died later. Borich is the first man to be sentenced to death in this county.
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Associated Press
Oak Creek
Colo
Sam Borich
Milla
Siamn
Taxpayers Association Outlines Plans for Lightening Tax Burden
The Taxpayers' Association of New Mexico urges economy with efficiency and full tax collection to balance budgets. It calls for postponing capital outlays and repairs, reducing travel, bidding for supplies, eliminating automobiles, and trimming highway and school costs while ensuring fair wages and better use of funds.
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Taxpayers’ Association OF
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frcXld
Taxpayers’ Association of Mexico
New Mexico
Rats as Deadly Pests Wreck $200 Million Yearly
A Washington Information Bureau notice urges readers to obtain a free Department of Agriculture booklet on fighting rats and mice after stating the pests harm crops and carry deadly diseases. Readers can request the booklet by mailing a coupon with two cents for postage.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington Information Bureau
Jin
Rat Booklet Request Form Noted in Journal Dispatch
The Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau in Washington requests two cents in stamps for return postage to provide a free copy of the Rat Booklet. The form lists Name Street City State and is enclosed with the submission.
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Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington
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Irate parent sends daughter’s knickers to Near East
Philadelphia May 4 the 200 tons of clothing sent for bundle day included two pair of girls knickerbockers. A note from an irate parent said she hoped some Armenian girl would wear them to show how fashion is so valued by her daughter.
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Associate Press
Philadelphia
Near Jieast
Armenia
Borah Attacks Bakhmeteff as Russian Ambassador Credentials Questioned
Senator Borah charges that M. Rakhmeteff did not properly present credentials as Russia's ambassador and alleges use of a $187 million loan for New York and Chicago real estate. He criticizes privileges of diplomats and warns against Bolshevik influence, calling the envoy’s credentials and mission unclear.
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Washington
Borie Bakhmeters
United States
State Department
Borah
Idaho
Senate
M. Rakhmeteff
Kerensky
Tula
New York
Chicago
M. Bakhmeteff
Gregorie Bemenoff
Russia
M. Bakhmetete
Pomerene
Democrat
Ohio
Smoot
Republican
Utah
Rusela
Bakhmeteff
Dog's self sacrifice ends life before street car
In Bloomington on May 4 a lean dog walked toward workers near a ditch and, as a street car appeared, stepped onto the tracks and was struck, the creature being cut in two. Witnesses described it as the first self inflicted dog death in local history.
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Bloomington
Associated Press
Allies weigh Genoa talks on German reparations and Russian memo
Genoa May 4 The German chancellor Wirth and foreign minister Rathenau met with Premier Lloyd George at his villa and remained in conference for hours amid reports the talks aimed to ease Germanys reparations burden. British and French positions remain cautious as discussions on the Russian memorandum continue with optimism for a possible memorandum agreement and revived Russian trade.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Dr. Wirth
Rathenau
Lloyd George
Lord Birkenhead
Edward Grigg
Germany
Rakovsky
Tchitcherin
Litvinoff
France
Belgium
Santa Margherita
Tehitcherin
Daugherty Faces Fresh Charges Over Morse Clemency
Arkansas Senator Caraway renews accusations that Attorney General Daugherty claimed credit for Morse 1912 clemency for New York shipbuilder Charles Morse. Daugherty dismisses politics and defends past letters from Taft and Wickersham, promising full facts later.
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Washington
Daugherty
Senate
Charles W. Morse
New York
Atlants Federal Penitentiary
Senator Caraway
Arkansas
Mr. Daugherty
Morse
Columbus
Ohio
Department of Justice
United States
Taft
Wickersham
Poles Cut Down Delegation Size At Genoa Conference
Warsaw reports that the Polish delegation at the Genoa economic conference shrank as high living costs forced many members to return home. The group now totals three persons with secretaries and stenographers, and daily costs for the entire delegation ran to several million Polish marks.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Warsaw
Liquor Making Plant Found in Cave near Aull Colorado
Federal agents seized a large illicit operation unearthed in a cave on a stock farm near Aull Colorado. Two fifty-gallon stills and about 5 000 gallons of sugar and mash were confiscated. C arl Russio and Frank Granato were arrested after officers entered through a concealed tunnel.
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Denver
Colo
Aull
Carl Russio
Frank Granato
Funeral postponed for Richard Croker in Dublin
The funeral of Richard Croker, scheduled for today in Dublin, has been postponed to a later date. Officials announced the change via the Associated Press.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Richard Croker
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