Supreme Court Holds President May Remove Executive Appointees
The Supreme Court ruled that the president may remove postmasters and other executive appointees without Senate consent. Chief Justice Taft said Congress cannot restrict removal power, though Congress can limit removal of minor officials. The Myers case from Portland centered on President Wilson's removal of Frank S. Myers as postmaster.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Senate
Supreme Court
Myers
Portland
Oregon
Taft
Wilson
Frank S. Myers
Pepper
Pennsylvania
American Bar Association
Congress
Queen's American Welcome Draws Mixed Reactions
The piece reviews audiences and officials reacting to European royalty visiting the United States. It discusses how to greet a queen, noting Americans should avoid formal Court gestures and instead offer a polite bow or handshake. It also critiques public attitudes toward royalty and domestic diplomacy.
Wether saaie god Vammies Soe meteors of S eo ee
The fragmentary text reports on celestial events described as meteors seen in a northern locale, with unclear attribution to observers or dates. It lacks complete names or organizations, making precise identification difficult.
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Page
A rough OCR fragment notes a monetary figure around 10008 and mentions a town and date. The readable parts reference a bombed or broken item and a potential event for a local audience. No clear names or locations are confidently identifiable.
Bootleg Gang War Rumors Roil Amarillo After Car Gunfire
Police report a bullet scarred touring car found on the outskirts of Amarillo amid rumors of a bootleg gang feud. Rival factions from nearby oil field districts allegedly battle for illicit liquor customers, with no injuries found despite multiple shots through the windshield and into the driver's area.
Queen Marie Begins Western Tour by Rail Across United States
Queen Marie of Roumania starts a two month western tour aboard a special railway palace from New York. She will stop at Albany Buffalo Syracuse and Niagara Falls with her children Prince Nicholas and Princess Deana and retinue.
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Prince Nicholas
Deana
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Metropolitan Opera House
Loie Fuller
Mothers’ Memorial Foundation of
Footprints in Aimee Case Reappears With Partial Clues
OCR fragment outlines repeated footprints linked to Aimee case with references to locations and figures. Reading is incomplete, with names and places garbled, but suggests ongoing investigation and potential sightings or traces.
Wolflin Grade School Opens in Panhandle Heritage Dedication
The Wolflin grade school opens today to honor Charles O Wolflin praised as an ambitious Panhandle cattleman builder and promoter who never refused a favor. Old residents recall his readiness to aid neighbors and his lasting impact on the community network.
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Glenn Larrimore
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Glenn
Amarillo
Glenn Ross
M. L. Larrimore
The
Panhandle
Charles O. Wolflin
Wolflin
Plains
Two Men Die in Oil Field Blaze at Sour Lake
Bodies of Pred Tough and Tem Rene were recovered from debris after a devastating fire at an oil field near Sour Lake. The incident began when a tank exploded during efforts to check the blaze, killing two workers and injuring others. The警官 investigation continues as authorities assess the cause and extent of the disaster.
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Sour Lake Field
Beaumont
Bea
Pred Tough
Tough
Ducks Reported Hundreds Over Panhand Scene
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions ducks and panhand incidents with unclear details. Names and places are unreadable, but the text hints at a crowd or event involving ducks and panhandling. No clear date or location can be determined from the readable portion.
Dorchy Loses Strike Plea In Supreme Court Ruling
Justice Brandeis authored the ruling upholding Dorchy’s conviction under the state labor law for calling a coal mine strike. The court found the strike to enforce a claim that should have been settled in court and deemed the strike itself an extortionate act prohibited by the state legislature.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dorchy
Supreme Court
Kansas
Dorcy
Court of Industrial Relations Act
Charles Wolff Vacking
Justice Brandeis
Erdon
Derby Wee
Largest cotton crop in history projected by agriculture department
The Agriculture Department today placed the U S indic ated cotton production at 17 454 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight, 827 000 more than October 1. The yield per acre is about 176 8 pounds, aided by record acreage and extensive defoliation from the leaf worm and warm weather.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cotton prices fall as government crops hit record lows
New York trading froze as government forecasts a lint crop of 17,454,000 bales the largest on record and total ginnings at 8,722,066 bales. December slid to 12.15 cents and January to 12. -
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Associated Prensa
New York
Prena
New Orleans
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Report
The readable text is garbled and contains no clear events or named entities. It appears to be an OCR fragment with stray phrases and letters, lacking a coherent subject or facts to summarize.
Governor declines plan to cut acreage in race for reelection
The article reports the governor rejecting a proposal to reduce agricultural acreage as part of a broader campaign strategy. It notes political opponents and supporters reacting to the decision and outlines potential impacts on policy and voters.
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