Washington Seek to Pressure Debtors for Settlement
The United States government weighs intensified pressure on foreign debtors to speed negotiations for settling obligations. Officials say broad American support backs continuing moves begun weeks ago to publish debts and consolidate loans into a single funding arrangement. The administration contends no discrimination among postwar loans in pursuit of repayment.
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President Recovers From Mild Illness During Cruise
President Coolidge left for a Sunday cruise on the Potomac aboard the Mayflower. He appeared at the White House at 1:30 pm, then returned to lie down after a brief spell of illness attributed to breakfast. White House physicians said the ailment was not serious and he soon resumed work in his study. He spoke briefly with Senator Borah about international relations.
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Body of kidnapped woman found as manhunt spreads
A chaotic report from Augusta Maine describes the discovery of a body in a cottage and a broad manhunt for Harry Kirby of Watertown Massachusetts in connection with the murder of Mine Aida Heyward. Police request motorcycle units to Portland to aid in capture while officers chase leads toward Rowton and Old Greenwich.
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Earthquake Devastates Tajima District Towns in Japan
An AP report from Osaka on May 24 describes unverified casualty estimates after yesterday morning’s earthquake in Tajima district. Kinosaki Springs is said to be heavily wrecked with many buried, Toyo-Oka reportedly 100 to 200 dead as two-thirds of the town is destroyed. Fires hinder casualty capture and railway repairs may be delayed.
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Father and Son Buried in Richmond Hill Sand Cave
Hoogerhyde aged 40 and his 13 year old son Jamies ton were buried in a sand cave in Richmond Hill’s suburban section. Rescue teams frantically searched as witnesses said the boy chased a skunk into a cave and the father, hearing a cry for help, rushed in and was buried in a cave-in.
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Two Die in Gas Machine Explosion at Dry Cleaning Shop
In Kentucky on May 23 an explosion at a dry cleaning shop killed Ora Moore a Versailles stock dealer and noted foxhound breeder and an unidentified Cincinnati man touring the Bluegrass region with his wife. More than 26 were wounded and others were only seriously hurt in the blast.
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Denver Raids Seize Large Quantities of Liquor
Forty five picked men led by Fahrey conducted raids on April 10 that seized hundreds of gallons of wine and liquor. The operation included the Edelweiss cafe and led to the arrest of proprietor Suchotaxs. Raiders gathered at the seventeenth Avenue Community church with officers and citizens forming the team. Evidence was built over months by prominent Denver citizens working undercover.
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Mercury Dives 23 Degrees In One Hour Forecast
A sudden one day freeze hits the region with a rapid temperature drop nearly as sharp as yesterday’s rise. Mercury plunges about 23 degrees in an hour as winds ease and skies clear.
Tidal Wave Damage Reported Across New York
Damages run into thousands of dollars as shipping suffers. Associated Press reports a late May weather shift from unseasonable heat to a chilly northeast blast hitting the Midwest.
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Thirty seven Butte men paying alimony in Silver Bow
Seventy seven ex husbands in Silver Bow county send monthly alimony or child care payments tallying 1129 dollars. Records show many nonpayers have left the area seeking cheaper living, with 37 cases on file and the highest payment at 100 dollars a month while some pay as little as 10 dollars. The average among faithful payers is about 30 dollars monthly.
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Indian Heiress To Million Is Missing Case Drives Inquiry
Maude Lee Mudd, 16, heir to an estate valued over 1.2 million, disappeared from Miami, Oklahoma. Police and relatives led a search as authorities sought any trace of the missing heiress and her family pressed for answers.
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Seeks 400 Million Federal Tax Cut
Fragmentary wording shows a push for a large federal tax cut of 400 million dollars. Names and clear context are missing, leaving an unclear focus and no verifiable events or dates to anchor the report.
Lumber Camps Warned to Watch for Boden Fugitive
A missing man named Boden is believed to be at large near the Fogarty ranch northeast of the city after 19 days away. Prison officials offer a reward for capture while local officers search Hod district. Boden was last seen Thursday begging at the Fogarty ranch and reportedly claimed spirits urged him to leave home. The case recalls a past Madison County incident preceding Mrs. Miller’s death.
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Arctic explorers plan relief for Amundsen claimers
A New York May report quotes Robert Fiala Donald MacMillan and General Brains as saying rescuers should launch soon from Etah or Grinnell Land with five months of provisions. Amundsen’s group reportedly cached supplies near Port Fonger and could survive if forced to retreat, with mobilization via MacMillan facilities.
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Amundsen Kilsworth North Pole flyers face delay
News from Spitsbergen reports a severe weather turn delaying Amundsen and Ellsworth on their North Pole expedition. A cold storm, heavy snow, and strong wind hinder satellite patrols. planes Farm and Hobby are believed resting near the ice edge within 20 to 60 kilometers as crews monitor for possible return observations.
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Three Lives Lost in Auto Accident Near Wallace Idaho
A report from Wallace Idaho dated May 23 states that three people died in an auto accident. Names include Charles Hogan, a nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Hogan of Mullan, among the deceased. The bodies were recovered after a prolonged search.
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Banquet Planned in Honor of Walsh Figure
A tentative plan announces a banquet in honor of Walsh with Senator Thomas and others invited. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but mentions 35 United States Wales and Cov 8. V. Stewart, Willian as part of the event’s organization.
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Jury Fixing Talk Sparks Clash in Shepherd Trial
Chaotic open court session as juror manipulation claims collide with prosecutorial and defense tactics. Reportedly, Bentempe accuses attempts to inflame public opinion while Judge Callan orders continued voir dire as four potential jurors face questions and others are kept in custody until Monday morning.
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