Senate Debates Tariff Bill Filibuster Claims Rise
Frequent, prolonged Senate sessions probe delay in tariff legislation. Senator Watson accuses a Republican filibuster to block passage while Senator Simmons and others defend orderly debate and item by item consideration. The bonus measure also triggers crossfire as McCumber warns of delay impact.
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Associated Press
Ishington
May
Senate
Ator Watson
Senr
Simmons
W Watson
Indiana
Flaud
Legin
Hev
Swood
Alabama
Sim
Min
Walshwat
Moseachusetts
Ian McCumber
Finance Lttee
Aber
Sena Cumber
Underwood
McCumat
Ator Walsh
Massachusetts
McCumber
Itor Watson
Georgia
Ineily
Amazon
Mississippi
Fragmented OCR business brief on pricing and items
Readable text indicates a small business note with pricing for drinks or merchandise and a reference to RCC. The fragment mentions amounts like 4 to 6 dollars and 1.50 2.50, but specifics are unclear. No clear events or entities emerge.
Babe Herman Defeated Again by Kid Cupid in Boxing Bout
New York May 6 Dan Kid Cupid defeats Los Angeles featherweight Babe Herman also known as Herman J. Sousea by knockout after a quick guard breach. This marks his second loss of the week following an early round defeat to Vincent Pepper Martin in Brooklyn.
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New York
Dan “Kid
Cupid
Babe Herman
Los Angeles
Herman
Vincent “Pepper
Martin
Brooklyn
Trabe
Babe
City Hall
Bridna Keely
Habe
Herman J. Sousea
Dr J M Cunningham Dies In Las Vegas New Mexico
Dr J M Cunningham 76 and president of the First National Bank and a prominent New Mexico banker died here after a stroke. He came to the state 47 years ago to help with the Santa Fe railway project and later led San Miguel National Bank before its merger. He served in constitutional conventions and local defense bodies.
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Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
J. M. Cunningham
Firet National Bank
Cunningham
New Mexico
Frank Springer
W. R. Morley
Santa Fe Railway
Cimarron
San Miguel National Bank
First National
Territorial Board of Equalization
Maxwell Land Grant
San Miguel
Radio Concerts Aiding Disabled Vets Broadcast From Navy Station
Radio concerts are broadcast nightly this week from Naval Air Station Anacostia for wounded and disabled soldiers in hospitals nationwide. Organized by the Soldiers’ Institute, the programs receive thousands of praise letters. Commander Albert I. Taylor personally supervises the transmissions using government-furnished equipment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Naval Air Station No, PF
Annacostia
Albert I. Taylor
Weather Forecast for Fort Ord Colorado May 5
Generally fair Saturday with some unsettled conditions in the north portion and cooler in the east. Sunday should be generally fair with warmer conditions in the south portion. Saturday plans may see mixed conditions in the north areas.
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Colo
Local Weather Report From University Station
The local report notes clear skies with variable wind and cool conditions as twenty four hour observations end yesterday afternoon. Temperature at six o clock and wind velocity readings from Micssiostiees station are summarized for the area.
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Guy
Genoa May Consider Adjournment of Economic Meet
In Genoa on May 5 the little Entente may propose adjourning the economic conference due to unresolved allied memorandum issues with Russia. Adolph Joffe heads back to Moscow to brief the Soviet executive, with a Russian reply not expected for days. Barthou of France returns from Paris amid ongoing talks with Premier Poincare and ministers.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Adolph Joffe
Moscow
Central Executive Committee
M. Joffe
M. Barthou
Paris
Poincare
Jaffa Miller Named Register of Roswell Land Office
Washington nomination list shows Jaffa Miller selected as register of the land office at Roswell New Mexico with Hugh O'Donnell named for Lewiston Idaho. The announcement details appointments and confirms the federal land office staffing changes and regional offices involved.
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Jaffa Miller
Roswell Land Office
Washington
May S
Hugh &. O'Donnell
Lewiston
Idaho
Noswell
N, M
Victor Named by Governor as Taking Control Amid Regional Change
Victor is recognized by the governor as having assumed control while the president remains in office. The move signals regional stability efforts and shifts in leadership during ongoing political change.
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Victor
Reorganization of Cabinet Expected in China Crisis
Wu Pei-Fu ousts Chang Tso-Lin forces from Peking and prepares a cabinet reshuffle in a bid to unite north and south China. Premier Liang Shih-l and Acting Premier Chow Tsu-Chi likely to depart as Wu plans a constitutional convention once military issues are settled.
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Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Wu Pei-Fu
Chane
Shih-Chang
Ti le
China
Chang
Shantung
Bun Yat-Sen
Canton
Chang Tao-Lin
Wo Pei-Fu
Associated Press
Republiic
Kai Ping
Tien Tain
Mikado
Tmne
Mengtien
Anfu Club
Huan
Hupei
Sun Yat-Sen
Republic of South China
Zchang
Jury split as just two challenges delay Small trial
In Waukegan Illinois May 5 the jury for Gov Len Small charged with conspiracy to embezzle state funds was torn apart by peremptory challenges revealing a dispute over defense references to the 1907 state treasury act as unconstitutional.
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Waukegan
Ill
Associated Press
Len Small
Fort Worth Flooded as Trinity River Swells After Heavy Rain
Eleven inches of rain caused the Trinity River to flood Arlington Heights, rendering 3,000 people homeless and causing eight deaths and extensive property damage worth about 1.5 million dollars. The Heights area saw homes submerged and water nearly entered some caves, with hundreds living in tents.
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Trinity River
Arlington Heights
Indictment Charges 28 Men in Mail Fraud Case
A federal grand jury in Omaha indicts 25 to 28 men from Charleston West Virginia to Los Angeles on using the mails to defraud in the Guaranty Securities company scheme. Bonds amount to 225000. Named defendants include W W Mathews Omaha Thomas H Matters Omaha James R Ellison Charleston WVa William H Culver Los Angeles Charles Rudolph Chicago Lucien B Fuller Lincoln and others from Denver Des Moines and Omaha. The scheme involved a Delaware Colonial Timber and Coal corporation claiming 147000 acres in West Virginia with a 10 million dollar capitalization and 2 million in bonds. The indictment accuses the group of selling overvalued shares to fund the venture and of misusing land deeds to obtain funds from banks and investors.
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Associated Ress
Omaha
Neb
Charleston
W. Va
Los Angeles
Guaranty Mes, Company
Omabe
Moines
Iowa
Denver
Olc
Ww. W. Mathews
Guaranty Securities Company
Thomas H. Matters
Montana
James KR. Ellison
William H. Culver
Charles Rudolph
Guaranty Securities
Arch
Culver
Gregory
Colonial Timber and Coal Corporation
Guaranty Company
James BR. Ellison
Charlestown
George Ll. French
Pacific Coast
Birthday of Cannon Won't Be Celebrated as Usual
Washington May 5 Falling this year on Sunday Uncle Joe Cannon s 65th birthday the last he will observe as a member of congress will not be celebrated as usual by the house. Chairman Madden of the appropriations committee from Things will give a dinner for him tomorrow night attended by many of his stogie smoking cronies. He will retire next March with a record of nearly half a century in the American congress.
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Washington
Uncle Joe
Cannon
Congress
House
Madden
Appropriations Committee
American Congress
Donlin Named Red Sox Scout for Western Leagues
Boston announces that Mike Dovilin former Giants and Braves star now actor will scout for the Boston Americans this summer He will cover the western leagues during the campaign and report on prospects for the team.
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Donlin
RED Sox
Boston
Mike Dovilin
Giants
The
Braves
Boston Americans
Weastern Teagues
Health crusades save about 706000 U.S. lives in 30 years
Dr Victor H Vaughn, head of the National Research Council medical section and Michigan State University dean, told a National Tuberculosis Association address that health campaigns saved roughly 706,000 lives in thirty years and cut mortality by seven in twenty. He noted typhus cases abroad should not alarm the world and that English-speaking nations lead in health. Other speakers included Livingston Farrand Hugh Cumming and William Snow.
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Associated Press
Wahington
United States
Victor H. Vaughn
National Research Council
Medical School
Michigan State University
National Tuberculosis Association
Vaughn
Russia
Germany
Livingston Farrand
Cornell University
Hugh &. Cumming
The
United States Publi Health Service
Wm. F. Snow
National Health Council of New York
Archduke Friedrich Eyes Hungarian Throne Amid Return
Archduke Friedrich and Archduke Albrechts return to Budapest sparks speculation about Albrechts bid for the Hungarian throne backed by a strong party. The report notes extensive financial backing from an American syndicate acquiring Friedrich estates as elections approach.
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Budapest
Associated Press
Archduke Friedrich
Archduke Albrecht
Albrecht
Fresh Vegetables Boost Health and Economy
The pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture explains the value of fresh vegetables, lists their food benefits, and teaches cooking methods. The Washington Information bureau will mail a free copy to any reader who fills and mails the coupon with two cents for return postage.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington Information Bureau
Free booklet on Vegetables offered by Albuquerque Journal
Pred er icc J Haskin director of the Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau requests two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy of the booklet Preparation of Vegetables. Name Street City State.
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Predericc J. Haskin
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington
Dpd
Harrison raps nomination of Nat Goldstein
Senator Harrison denounces Nat Goldstein acceptance of 2500 from Lowden campaign managers, accusing Missouri delegates Roy Davis W H Allen and W I Cole of taking Lowden and Harding funds. He cites testimony alleging Goldstein deposited the money to his personal account and questions the integrity of appointing him St Louis internal revenue collector.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Nat Goldstein
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Lowden
Illinois
Harrison
Mississippi
Goldstein
Missouri
Roy T. Davis
Costa Rica
W. H. Allen
W. I. Cole
Cole
Harding
Chicago
Davis
Allen
Daugherty
Senator Harrison
Jake Babler
United States
Beveridge Wins Indiana Republican Nomination by Wide Margin
Indiana results show former Senator Albert Beveridge winning the Republican senatorial nomination by about 20,473 votes over incumbent Harry New. Former Governor Samuel Ralston leads the Democratic contest by 79,405 votes after defeating three opponents. In Indianapolis area, Joseph Turk wins Seventh district on a wet platform over a dry rival with 8,484 to 4,058.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Samuel M. Ralston
Beveridge
Harry
New
Ralston
Joseph Turk
Ronald True Found Guilty of Wilful Murder
London May 5 Ronald True a former major in the British air service was found guilty of wilful murder in the killing of Gertrude Yates and was sentenced to death by the court.
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Dent
London
Associated Press
Ronald True
British Aviation Service
Gertrude Yates
Tendler Beats Dundee for Lightweight Title Decision
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia defeats Johnny Dundee by decision in a 15 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Dundee employs jumping tactics early and blocks Tendler with body blows, while Tendler lands jabs and rights to the head and body across rounds.
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Philadelphia
New York
Preece
Lew Tendler
Johnny Duntee
Madison Square Garden
Tendler
Dundee
Danny Frush
Cleveland. O
Tony Capont
Rock Island
Irs
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association to Meet in Toronto
The executive committees of the Intercollegiate Prohibition association meet in Chicago and plan an international convention in Toronto Canada in November. The event will align with the World League Against Alcoholism meeting in Toronto from November twenty four to twenty nine with American Canadian and international student attendance and Dr Weeks of London invited.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Toronto Canada
World League Against Alcoholism
Toronto
Seed loan relief to farmers near exhaustion
Washington reports the 1.5 million seed loan fund for drought stricken northwest farmers will likely run out by mid month. By April 30, 748,784 had been lent to 6,361 farmers for seed grain purchases of wheat oats barley and flax.
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Associated Press
Washington
Northwest
Department of Agriculture
Aviators Drown in Potomac River Collision
Lieutenant Harold F. Selden of Washington and Ensign Miller died when their naval seaplanes collided above the Potomac near the Anacostia station. Commander Johnson and his mechanic C. W. Jacobs survived after landing in the river. Selden had been testing a new propeller and crashed about 500 feet up.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harold F. Selden
Ensign Miller
Bureau of Aeronautics
Potomac River
Com
C. Y. Johnson
Anacostia Naval Air Station
C. W. Jacobs
Selden
Naval Air Station
Johnson
Jacobs
Recovery Seen As Gradual Return To Normal
Washington May 5 The Associated Press reports that chief national bank examiners say the economy shows notable improvement with restored confidence and a favorable outlook. They warn the path to normal conditions will be gradual not overnight.
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Washington
Currencey Crissinger
National Bank
Federal Reserve
New England
Herbert W. Scott
Boston
New York
D. C. Borden
Chicago
Fred Brown
Johns. Wood
St. Louis
Inse
Hoer
Kansas City
Luther K. Roberts
Richard H. Collier
Dallas
Harry L. Machen
San Francisco
Twelfth
America
Reserve Board Aids Europe Through Liquidity Not Loans
Gov. W P G Harding outlines the federal reserve stance on aiding European economic recovery. He says the Fed cannot invest in foreign governments but can bolster domestic banks to support global recovery, stressing liquidity as the core principle and potential rediscount support for member banks. The remarks reference cautious, non‑loan assistance within statutory limits.
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Harding
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Europe
W. P. G. Harding
American Acceptance Council
International Conference of Banks of Issue
London
Governor Strong
New York Reserve Bank
Reserve Board
Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
United States
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve Ee
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