Daugherty Aided Morse Release Claim Debated
Senator Caraway presented communications alleging Attorney General Daugherty aided Morse's 1912 release from Atlanta Federal Prison and sought payment schemes. He claimed Daugherty pressured justice in Bosch Magneto matters while Felder and Scalfe faced attacks, urging Daugherty to act in war fraud probes or face public disclosures.
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Washington
Taugherty
Thomas LB. Valdez
Vaerles W. Morse
New York
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Morse
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Arkansas Betator
Welder
Daugherty
Columbus
Ohio
Felder
Alanta
Banber
Bosch Magneto
Bealfe
Department of Justice
Kaway
Searle
Bosch, Company
baurney-General
Saab
Scalfe
Way
Qederna
Brad
Ate
Meres
Funeral for Arthur Fowler to be held in Attica
Arthur Fowler a 12 year old near Athena sustained concussion brain injuries and broken arm and leg after being struck by a Seaboard passenger train near the rock crusher. His younger brother J C Fowler aged will be buried today at Attica Papilat chu with Rev Fox presiding.
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Arthur Fowler
Woods _ Fowler
Athena
Seaboard
St. Mary's Hospital
J. CC. Fowler
Arthur
Attica
Papilatchu
Mr. Fox
Southern Moe Company Decks Share Dive Amid Fire Turbulence
Unstable year for Southern Moe Company. Decks reported at 331.3 percent spring and April 20, 1028, with dividends varying after Atlanta fires. Billups Phintayi and secretary treasurer A vpanit discussed company resilience and recovery efforts amid broad sector volatility.
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Southern Moe
Atlanta
Eee
Billups Phintayi
A Vpanitith
Dr Dick to sayt at class on cheech morning
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Dr Dick and a class schedule with unclear wording. The readable parts show a morning session and mentions of Cheech. No clear date, place, or full names beyond Dr Dick.
South Africa seeks new government plea to India delegation
Delegates from South Africa urged Lord Reading to press the Union government for Indian citizenship rights. The Viceroy replied that India remains in contact with the Union and will support Indians in self governing dominions, while respecting domestic autonomy. He warned that interference would harm the Indian community. The deputation said Indians in Natal lack political franchise, despite Cape Province rights, and condemned ongoing racial restrictions on trade and civil life. Jeffords guilty. Harrison and Gully referenced in omitted context. Jones returns from Atlanta.
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Delhi
India
South Africa
Lord Reading
Union of South Africa
Union
Govt of
Cape Province
Natal
Railroad Leaders Confer With Harding At Dinner
Nineteen top railroad executives met with President Harding at the White House for a dinner conference. Topics included state questions and potential freight rate reductions as the administration seeks to advance a policy favoring downward rates, amid ongoing regulatory and rate inquiry pressures. The invited list featured A. H. Smith, Carl R. Gray, W. H. Finley, W. B. Storey, C. H. Markham, H. E. Bryam, Samuel Hills Holden, Charles Donnelly, Ralph Budd, Fairfax Harrison, Daniel Willard, and others plus Elliott and Exact outlines of plans remain unsettled.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Mees
Tary Hoover
Carl R. Gray
Union
Pacific
W. H. Finley
Chicago
Northwestern
W. B. Storey
Santa Fe
C.H. Markham
Minot
H.E. Bryam
Puwpeece
St. Paul
Samuel Pennsylvania
Hale Holden
Radiasroas
Charles Donnelly
Northern
Ralph Budd
Great Northern Erie
M- Felton
Chicago Western
Daniel ‘Willard
Baltimore and
Ohio
Fairfax Harrison
Southern
Edward B
Loomis
Lehigh Valley
Howards Elliott
Julius
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ite
Soviet Arrests All Suspected Enemies in Samara Trial
In Samara province the State Political Police pressed a crackdown on alleged plotters. A mass trial of 49 suspects, accused of murders and robberies, unfolded in a theatre courtroom with no jury, illustrating a shift from secret Cheka methods to an open Soviet code, with judges presiding and attorneys addressing the audience.
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Samara
Russia
Associated Press
Cheka
Barra
Uved Ag
Plotters explode bomb on porch of Columbus mayor
A bomb exploded on the porch of Mayor Diamond in Columbus while he and his family slept, shattering windows for blocks. No injuries were reported. Police believe threats against the mayor sparked the attack and have not yet found a suspect or clue. City Manager Hinkle was present but unharmed.
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Porch OF Columbus
Vargo Tole
Diamon
H. Gordon Hinkle
Bankers urged to back the Federal Reserve System
Thomas B. McAdams president of the American Bankers Association warned at the Missouri State Bankers Association convention in Excelsior Springs Missouri that bankers must rally to support the Federal Reserve System to avoid self serving politics and ignorance about its purposes. He cited past banking episodes and urged honest discussions while noting exaggerated claims about Fed expenses and policies. Reverend Coster Harrell arrived from Avanta to preach Lucy Cobb commencement sermon and stayed with Mrs J W Walden.
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Excelsior Springs
Thomas B. McAdams
American Bankers Association
Tudeday
Missouri ‘State Bankers ‘Association
Federal” Reserve System
United States
Federal Reserve System
Fed- Vid Reserve Bank
Coster Harrell
Avanta
Lucy Cobb
Mra
J. W. Walden
Pee A
Mullet Poisoning In Rotary Relations Sparks Local Talk
Local chatter centers on alleged mullet poisoning linked to Rotary and Kiwanis members. The piece mentions Ed, Dowse Brad Wells, and Frank Harde amid rumors of court contact, a planned baseball game, and tension over leadership in the town’s clubs. The report notes town figures like Judge Dwell, Wattson, Elmer Crawford, and a perceived display at a courthouse session.
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Dowse Bradwells
Tatfi Reyne
Frank Harde
Ming
Kiwanises
Stegeman
Macon Frigay
Josh Cody
Dwell
Rotary
Wattson
Elmer’ Crawford
Orem
Jift
Babe Ruth
Reynold
Jack
Report on Mr Fullilove Condition Unchanged
Unchanged report on Mr Fullilove shows kidney ailment. He is at High Shoals where his friends stand by. The morning condition was reported as unchanged. Miss Mary Dorothy Palmer of Wayataboro and Miss Marion Smith of Atlanta, with Mr C A Phinky, Tr of Augustt, are weekend guests of Mrs HH. Lee.
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Mary Dorothy Palmer
Wayataboro
Marion Smith
Atlanta
Cc. A. Phinky
Mra HH. Lee
Forever Woman Clings to Valentino Amid Bigamy Charge
Winifred Hudnut traveling toward New York with a pledge of undying love for Rudolph Valentino amid bigamy allegations. She refuses to answer reporters, signs the word Forever, and travels with a Pekingese as she plans to return to Valentino, insisting she will never leave him.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Winifred Hudnut
Rudolph Valentino
Mexicali
Mexico
New York
Valentino
Shim
Rudolph
Upa
Hudnut
Oil firms hold 800 million gallons of gasoline
A St Louis report notes oil companies plan to keep about 800 million gallons of gasoline on hand amid rising prices across the nation. Delegates at the American Automobile Club convention discuss 11 million automobiles in use, with one third owned by farmers, and new laws imposing severe penalties for auto theft.
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ST. Louis
Aut Aerieroe
Prisomo
Krioxville
Tenn
Roata
Farmerg
Automobile Cluby
United States
Bolvia Wants Part Parley
Fragmentary text mentions Bolvia seeking a part parley with unclear context and no readable dates, names, or entities available for fuller summary.
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Bolvia
To Hold a Meeting For Discussion Of New Bond Election
SALESMAN INJURED WAWTO ACCIDENT Mr and Mrs W R Sims of 340 Boulevard received information from Douglas Ga that Mrs Sims husband L C Knight traveling from Jacksonville was fatally injured when his car ran off a bridge at Nicholson near Douglas en route to Cochran to visit his parents. Mrs Sims will leave for the bedside with her husband. Late reports say there is small hope he will survive his injuries. His car a Dodge at a sharp curve led to the accident.
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W.R. Sims
Boulevard
Douglas
Knight
Wis
Sims
Associated Press
Athens Petition Calls Bond Election Over County Bridges
Athens residents gather at City Hall to urge Clarke County Commissioners to call a new bond election after a May 17 vote failed. The petition cites $1000000 for roads and bridges and $350000 for Oconee River bridge construction, urging broad turnout and clarity on voting in both city wards and the county.
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Prd Manse
Oconee River
Oconee Street
Hugh H. Gordon
Citizens Bond Committee
Athens
Clarke County
Board of Commissioners
Athens, Ga
Seeveral Hundred
Bonda
Bet Weal Board of Education
ent-Teachers Association of City
University must cover more costs than student fees
President Scott of Northwestern University notes that the institution spends far more on education than it receives from student payments. He cites a university deficit of 143,800 dollars and explains that for every three dollars a student pays, four dollars go to actual teaching expenses, with funds tied to campus buildings, administration, and fixed charges.
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Scott
Northwestern University
Soran
MX GOES 70 SHRINE MET WCALIFOR H
Abit Nix will leave on May 6 in Calif for the Shrine event in Memphis. He will join a train formed in Nashville and travel with the group by way of Memphis, about a month away.
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Abit Nix
Calif
Los
Athens
Coneet
Nix
Wia
Nashville
Memphis
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Lad
Hos- Pie
Dr. Dick
Dickan
Jeffords
Mu E
Ira Harrison
Msde
Harrie Jones
Neteen
Beat Pasere
National T
Arthur F. Chase
Big Is
Kele
Poe
NEFOS
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Bride
Wawto
Peston County
TO. Oae
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Oconee Bridge
Tex
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