Senate orders corruption inquiry into campaigns
A Senate vote of 38 to 18 forms a committee to investigate expenditures and political campaigns amid corruption charges. President Dawes names members from Pennsylvania Missouri Delaware and others including a progressive Republican, with details continued on another page.
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Warrengton
Senate
Pennsylvania
Dawes
Denson
Mshojs
Trevd
Missouri
Bayard
Delaware
la Pallette
Sammfrioe
Rioters Halted by Coast Policemen in San Francisco Clash
In San Francisco on May 1 police halted rioters during a conflict between shipyard workers and carpenters. About 360 workers attacked buildings in a northeast district. officers cordoned the area as missiles and wood were thrown. Several dozen rioters were detained and charged with disturbing the peace and rioting at Belle station.
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Ly Me
Vroe San Francisco
Vlad Sade
Drayn Revalyers
Wrreste
Elriho
Warian
Siiners
uerimoNt House
Odistriang Ved
New York state to vote on prohibition in referendums
Governor Smith signed the Earle Thelps measure paving a statewide referendum on prohibition at the next general election. If not blocked by court action, voters will decide whether Congress should modify the federal act to enforce the 8th amendment or allow manufacture sale and export of beverages not intoxicating as defined by law. The governor argues the referendum will settle public attitude in a democratic system.
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Albany
N. J
Pike
Next Taif
Smith
Earle Thelps
Congress
Roads argue freight rate boost heard by inquiry
Associated Press reports hearings on freight rate increases, with railroad advocates urging higher charges to raise revenues. Kenneth V. Burgess and representatives from multiple rail interests presented counts showing the need to bolster intercity freight prices amid ongoing Commerce Commission scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Western Tyre
Ube
Arguents Tates
Mississippi
Unies
van Beren
Chicago & Northwestern
Kenneth V. Burgess
Chicago, Warrington & Quine
Eit
Story on whiskers may prove costly
A court action in New York involves Colgate company using a man's whiskers in advertising without consent. Gen Ambrose Cleware, of Milwaukee, is named in the suit. The case may reach the state supreme court.
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Asswess
New York
Moyie
Milwaukee
Colgste Company
Gen. Ambros Clewar Hare
Supreme Court
Umparrow
Junior Prom at Gardens Colorful School Event
The annual junior prom at Gardens High School will be held at Columbia Gardens pavilion with a large crowd expected. Evelvn Zinder and Bulie War Witras lead the organizing team, with Al Mebemd as treasurer and don Rarlzen as general chairman.
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Butte High
Columbia Gardens Pavilion
Lelie High
van Saitek Eeentigs
Columbia Gardens
Pavilin
al Sadurdaee
Lee Ehee
Fee
Mary
Helen
Wilkin
Firmsentipe
Dave
Pal Te
Iley
Evelvn Zinder
Bulie War Witras
Tan Davis
Évat
Bacher
Wire
Yak Dleir
McCarthy
Margis wHeepernne
Tnt
Emir Ragerdale
Helen von Ant
Ton Fe
Napa Titan
Motorists Must Not Enter Broadway Park and Arizona Streets
Driver restrictions apply in certain side streets forcing motorists to halt before entering Broadway Park and Arizona streets. Pedestrians and local traffic should observe posted signs and temporary traffic controls while enforcement continues.
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Broadway, Park and
Arizona Streets
Traffic Changes Under New City Ordinance
The city council enacted amendments to traffic rules going into effect this morning. New prohibitions ban left turns at Broadway and Main, entry from Clark Alabama or Excelsior without a full stop, and parking on various streets with strict limits. Some previously unlawful actions become lawful, including limited parking near intersections and specific directional permissions. Travelers are urged to observe the updated rules at Treadway Vierk and Clark Abzbuina avenues as crossings are controlled.
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Broadway
Main Street
Park and Main Streets
Granite
Park
Butte
Treadway
Vierk Street
Brossdaly
Main Ar Park
Sodom
Clark, Abzbuina
Ff Jer
Parle
Avenie
Avizon Street
Globe Girdling Dash For Time By Standard Readers Exclusive
The Standard and North American Newspaper Alliance test current routes to lower the world circumnavigation record of 35 days. John Goldstron begins from New York by steamer to Plymouth England, using ships airplanes and trains to map an itinerary. He will relay progress to Standard newspapers as connections via Russia and the Orient are arranged, aiming to beat the record despite potential delays.
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Standard and Associated Newspapers
Nort American Newspaper Alliance
He Globe
John Goldstron
New York
Plymouth
England
Gulstydun
Standard
Alilanes
Russia
Orient
Woteh
Iter
Philena Fogg
Saa
Nellie Bly
Stenry Reederint
Towers
Sidan
Burnley Campbell
Andre Taper-Schrmidt
Hyara
Concrete paving decision at Caledonia 15 council meeting
The Caledonia 15 council discussed a concrete paving contract for Parker Bay street via airret frog Taechebar erreet on Wit che avenue. The paving committee reviewed bids from O'Brien & Lorde and Kiely for run Maguire work and aimed to authorize a contract for concrete paving with the Parthand element corporation. The meeting noted aldermen present and minutes show the council may reject all bids.
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Airret
Witche Avenue
Connril
Kiely
Run Maguire
Pitulline
O'Brien & Lorde
Vare Concedes Election After Pepper Victory
Senator Pepper conceded Vare’s election amid Philadelphia returns. The race included Willem S. Vare of Whlkedel Dhbin and George Whare, with Pinchet also cited among opponents. Final totals showed Pepper ahead as counts narrowed to the last precincts.
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Vare
Pepper
Bradtscher
Willem S. Vare
Penneylvania Yapabiiean
Ital
United States
Heme Ely Ware
Wenn
Wduralita
Vitor
Ats
Ftw
Appanente
Arya
Uy Palla Yerberday
Bey
George Whare
Lon Vapper
Taverine Gifford Pinchet
Raneeded
Nin Rami
Mhliadelphia I
Thal
Pilsudski Refuses To Become Dictator In Poland
In Warsaw Mayday events unfold as Pilsudski rebuffs dictatorial power amid protests in the capital. Civil unrest and political maneuvering intensify as authorities prepare for a parliamentary crisis and potential elections.
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Pilsudski
Chicago Products Show Called Off
A garbled report notes the Chicago Products Show was canceled after internal confusion. Officials mention plans to revive the event next year under a reorganized board, with no final dates or locations confirmed.
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Chicago
Helena Student Killed by Train
A Helena student died after being struck by a train near the college campus. Authorities investigated the incident as a fatal railway accident, with the motive and exact circumstances under review.
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Helena
Shelling lasts 18 hours over city siege report
A May 4 dispatch from Wondon describes an 18 hour bombardment by artillery and barriers that killed over 600 civilians including women and children and wounded about 20 French rebels. Reports say troops and rebels faced heavy fire as a barriered quarter remained under siege and mass movements occurred around the city center.
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Wondon
Capturhus
Meu Lendeed Robiles Chen
Dumanengy
Jahadaon
Barly
Pneumonia Fatal To W. E. D. Stokes
New York May 19 W. Blakes wealthy owner and magnate who had guided ballet and arts ventures for years died of pneumonia. Survived by son and daughter includes Olivia Phelps Blakes and wife of Wis venhew Crnon Ankon Phelps Blakes at Watugten cathedral. Funeral arrangements mentioned, with details of bereaved family and social circle.
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New York
W. Wy Blakes
Nored
Doohip Preumonia
Mim
Don
Wendy) Blakes Fry
Olivia WR
Phelps Blakes
Wis Venhew
Crnon Ankon Phelps Blakes
Watugten Cathedral
Irke
Hulurdiy
Flukes
Bie
Ait Secanit
Kloten
Voluntary Disarmament Urged as Path to Peace
A fragmented report shows leaders and figures discussing voluntary disarmament as a route to global peace. References to wartime weariness, calls for restraint, and mentions of nations including New York and others frame the debate at a conference context.
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Goot
Atata
Colvin
Empire State
City Council
Mai
Wyoming
Merenrs
Galena
Monfan
Con Front
Arizona
Merle
Gyarleul
Lee Adarted
Peerens
Nuuber
Chersats
Globe
Caledonia
Warsaw
Ranatee
Willatew
Lanstrum
Newspaper Alliance
Nate Hard
York
Jer Dock
Morris Therington
Titteringet
Goldstrom
Macey
Victor Santen
Attage
W. E. D. Stokes
League
Genera A
Fereiba Enald
Li Papilvhan
New Kerk
M. de Teaver
Ferelita
Thay
Ted Aneer
Stark
Landon
Heeler
M. de Bruneker
Beate Ativan Hinds
Te Way
Venevn
Uals
Taf
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