Britain Entitled to Send Cruser Says White House
Washington report notes no revision of long standing policy on British ships near Nicaragua. President Coolidge asserts Britain and Italy may evacuate or refuge ships if needed while opposing European landings to collect debts. No foreign war damage details disclosed though property losses cited as fighting continues.
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Britain
Cruser
White House
Washington
ATV
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Whits House
Paiacut
Diaz
United Staes
American
Addeem
Tars
United States
Crisis at Shanghai Delayed by Rains
Reported delays in Shanghai crisis actions as heavy rains hindered movement of troops, with a 20 mule line of barbed wire and machine guns guarding the foreign concessions. U.S. Marines and sailors, totaling 46, landed later under orders to protect American lives and property. Chinese forces surrounded by foreign troops increased tensions around ShanghaiKiangsi and Shantung areas as reinforcements moved in.
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Shanghai
Great Britain
Shangla
Widow of Negro Killed by Senator McLean Sues for 10000
The widow files a $10 000 damage suit against Interstate Meter of Connecticut over a January 21 car crash involving Senator McLean’s vehicle. The suit alleges Alexander Brook, a Black man, died in the incident and names the senator and others as parties.
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McLean
DJ Tech
Cat
Inter Meter
Connecticut
Alexander Briook
Negro
Senators
Tieno
Willow Sevata Mileciy
Hearing delayed as officials weigh next steps
Fragmented notes show a postponement affecting a court or public hearing. Mentions include legal terms, references to taxpayers and officials, and scattered lines about a hearing likely tied to a local government or legal matter. The messy OCR obscures specifics.
Boston Man Leaps From Ship and Drowns
Boston man John Fallon leapt from a ship near Fort Victoria in Bermudas on February 26 and drowned. The rescue attempt by crew and passengers failed before divers recovered no body despite a search.
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Boston
Hamilion Bermuds
John B Fallon
Buckner 10 Quit Amid Negligence Charge in Daugherty Case
United States attorney Buckner announces resignation in two months over allegations of negligence and politics tied to the Daugherty Miller trial. He contends his salary could not sustain him, defending his position amid criticism from counsel Sapiro and Corbin as the case unfolds.
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AEM
APA
Dax
Buckner
United States
Tig District
Daugherty Willer
Leising
President Coolidge
Tustiea Hall
Btone
Ruckner
Harold Corbin
Harry M Daugherty
Avon Sapira
Thomas W. Mille
Corbin
Esternas
Daughe T. Hag
Sew
York
Harry VW Daugherty
Sapiro
Mille
Washington
New Work
Daugherty-Miller
Gunfire in Philadelphia Leaves Gang Leader Dead
A Philadelphia gun battle killed gang leader William Harker Duff and wounded two others near an auto mob scene. John Bricker, 28, was instantly killed. Earl Browne and Duff were among the wounded as police investigated possible bootlegging or club fight links amid a violent underworld clash.
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Philadelphia
Philadephia
Underworld
Chicago
New York
Murdeers
Toon
John Bricker
Wittiam Harker Duff
Earl Browne
Hungarian Priest Replies to Professor On Chinese General Claim
A local priest defends a professor who questioned a Chinese general in Shanghai. The pastor asserts the general existed and describes the Chinese as conforming to traditional patterns while noting the general’s unusual height. The piece mentions reaction from priests and a claim about language adaptation.
Kasia Mahoney Found Left Mansion Home for Thrills
Kasia Mahoney was located after leaving a mansion in New York in search of thrills. Police and officials coordinated to bring her to safety as her worried mother awaited confirmation at city headquarters.
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Kasia Mahoney
Mansion
Supreme Court
Jeremia
Mattonex
New York
Mtnston
Troy
Deining
Qwillee
Cohnsy
Gevernoan Smith
Hustle Mahoney
Kaale
Cobos
Police
Amnutien
Kata
Amit
Mehoney
Rejected Ku Klux Klan Bill Halts Year’s Legal Push
The Judiciary committee rejected all four Klan related bills in an all day session at the state capitol. One measure would have made membership in or organizing a Klan society illegal, while other proposals sought to regulate interracial marriage and religious training in marriage ceremonies. The no vote halted the quartet of laws. Separately, a California death distracts the night scene as Lynn Reynolds, 32, a film director, shot himself after a quarrel with his wife Kathleen O Conner in a Bishop area home following a snowbound trip.
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Sciet Yathpound Society
Citieen
United States
Taraah
Grange
Meads
House Loaninous
House
Flan Group
Capitol
Senate
LOS Angelie
Cal Tehca
USPA
Quétral
Sierras
Lynn Reynolde
Reynolds
Hae Company
Bishop California
Itc
Kathleen O Conner
Mia
William KR
White White
White
Heynolda
Lundh Shi
Lampa
Floruida
Miami
Brady
Dane
Riedy
Woodward
Ghinere
Dade
Florida
Mum
Bled
Bensy
Herir
Mother of 44 Asks Tax Abatement
A local mother of 14 children seeks tax abatement as the welfare committee reviews her case. The family includes an adult son of 22 and a working husband contributing weekly income while the household lists multiple dependents.
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Fiat St
Reservoir Avenue
Vis
Ben Custemay
Ralph Hannan
Parke Terrae
Joseph
Nailie
Highland Avenue
William Bosneh
Smoth Street
Passengers Die in Florida Plane Crash After Takeoff
In Florida a plane carrying passengers burned and crashed after takeoff toward Miami. Pilot Brady reported the engine failures as the craft slumped from the sky. Victims' families prepared to learn more as authorities investigated the deadly incident.
Paulino Wins Over Knute Hansen in Local Bout
In a tight matchup Paulino drends to a narrow win against Knute Hansen seen in the ringside notes. The bout showcased close exchanges with Paulino gaining the decisive edge late, securing the victory for the local crowd.
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Paulino
Knute Hansen
Paulino Drenden
Span
Knute Finsen
Aenas
Gyarta
Finance Chairman Backs Trumbull on Bond Proposal
Finance Chairman supports Trumbull's bond plan amid debate over farm relief bill veto. Coolidge criticizes the measure, arguing its text is flawed and misleads state policymakers.
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Backs Trumbull
Coolidge
Senate Veto Highlights Farm Relief Bill Clash
President Coolidge vetoes the McNary-Haugen Farm Relief Bill as Attorney General Sargent says it violates the Constitution. Walcott outlines state capital needs while urging prudent spending and funding for schools hospitals and parks. Washington debate continues on next steps and potential overrides.
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Washington Tech 25
Cengreaa
Dam Bill Cloture Vote 18 Aims to End Senate Standoff
Washington AP reports a dam bill cloture vote due today at 1 pm on the Poulter Canyon project. Senator John of California and supporters push to end a long Senate filibuster as opponents warn of dangers to debate rights and legislative timing.
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Washington Tech
Boulder
Anyon
Senate
John
California
Poulter Canyon
Jonnsoy
Tie Mergene
Utheeys
Bill Whith
Boulder Clanvon
Lohneon
Boulder Canvon
Senate Accepts House Amendment on Naval Appropriation
The Senate accepted the House amendment to the naval appropriation bill providing 4.0007 toward construction of three light cruisers. The bill now goes to the President who has opposed cruiser funding pending forthright measures to limit war armament. The House had earlier approved 1 200 60 percent for beginning construction of three cruisers, with additional debate on funding and armament limits.
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Washiington
API
Nate
Howe
Natal
4 Oudge
Sensla
Dent
House
Senate
Seale
Nelson faces mental health review over banned film theft case
The former world light heavyweight contender Battling Nelson appears in Liver on court today to answer a charge connected to stealing and displaying photographs from a historic fight. Judge Max Luster orders him under preliminary examination as authorities seek the mental health evaluation.
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Chic Ags Tech
Wathen Nelson
Mege Wish
world + light
Ang
Pugil
Walfast
Sons
Dane
Max Luster
President signs branch bank bill amid banking reform push
President Coolidge signs a banking bill ending nationwide branch banking by national banks and extending charters. The measure ties national banks to state laws, extends federal charters, and aims to permit domestic focus under new rules while limiting cross-state branch expansion.
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Ashington
Coolitre
Senate
Federal Reserve Ban
Tait New Nw
Mhus
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Harms
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Tal
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Togo
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Ad Hualands
Arthur Britse
Mcleama
Bording
Plu Pugs
Wertport
Aute
Tord
Wiford Tege
Bill Tal
Nat
Mal Sargent
McNary Elaugen
Niasagan
Army
Astabteh Constabulary
Ongreas
Beaton
Mother
Babette
Remorse
Ribing
Asia Malone
Td Meaghter
Owel Faidge
Foulis
Bodt
Bertil
Techem
Iran
Saramy Tare
Weather
Uppela
Fan
Knour Ey Jnill
Hansen
Fondant Petral
Harding Texans
Rou
J. B. Fallon
Stickney and Poor Co
Poston
Palo
Ibis
Daugherty
Tara
Thore
Nadisen Chiu
Prius 5
Fenedrith
Columbia
Stephen
Trinity
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Kathes
Roth Oss
Bengarian Ag
Pontnese
Chih
Pho
Mir Bans
Psut
Cohoes
Klan” Bill
T Lynn Reynolds
Kathleen O’connor
Pathe
Reynold
Vic Oconnot
Sheall
Frederick Wolcoty
Nexwalk
Trumbull
Walcott
Muneffeld
New Britain Yormael School
Waltett
Wallett
Dan
Gus Tna
Bramball
Megal
Fongres
Phere
Congress
Wsshington
Weatsin
Wenange Wnalls
Cooldge
Eury
Sarger
Hyalo
Battling Nelson
Judge
Pa Watts
Tineed
Bank Bil
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