Police Find Kasia Mahoney After Long Wandering
Kasia Mahoney was found by police after a nightlong odyssey through New York and Albany area. She described traveling from Washington Heights to Poughkeepsie and Cohogs, aided by a bootlegger, with discrepancies later noted by officers. Her money totaled five dollars, and she said she wished to be left alone but regretted worrying her parents.
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Deere
Gareth
Albany Pest Road
Vitenottlista
Uhuries Hotel
Albany
Garda
Husson
Hetel
Poughkeepsie
New York
Latour St
Cohors
Dwyer Cohney
Ala Carr
Trans Carr
Dan Rochester
Ster
SARGENT AND COOLIDGE ON DELEGATING AUTHORITY
The text discusses Sargent’s views guiding Coolidge on whether government power can be delegated. It questions if an act could grant endless, absolute authority to the board and officials. Attorney General Screent notes limits and the need for concurrent action among governmental officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawer
Firdadlion
Amy Carttula
Wala
Tae
Priex
Saall
Dam Bill Cloture Vote Sets Battle in Senate Today
Senate debate tightens around the dam bill with filibuster threats and amendments. Republican leaders signal openness to a unified stance while lawmakers from Mississippi push lease provisions and protest the Boulder Canyon site. The bill faces possible burial if amendments stall passage in the Agriculture committee.
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Giskitson
Senate
Chase
Keneter Harrison Democrat
Mississippi
Merle Shoals
Agriculture Committee
Machine Gunners Slay Gang Leader in Philadelphia Shootout
A gang confrontation ends with the killing of a gang leader and several wounded. Four prisoners, including Duffy’s wife, are arrested as material witnesses. Detained are two taxi drivers and Dominik Lynch. One suspect, Putty, was heavily armed and guarded by a marksman. The case involves threats from the Chicago crowd and possible relocation to Tot Springs, Arkansas.
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Eto
Cadiz
Shorty
Duffy
Chicago
Philidephia
Tot Springs
Ark
Tachoke
Buckner to Quit at Trial City
The report notes Buckner will resign during the trial. The court hearers interrupted proceedings as witnesses and officials discuss the Société Suisse claims tied to $7,000 from the sale of German-owner shires. The case involves Miller and Daugherte, accused of conspiring to defraud the United States and related payments to John T King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anal Knox
Bacaner
Daugherte
Miller
S Vete Suisse
Crisis in China halted by rains and foreign aid
The article reports a crisis in Shanghai paused by rain as 3000 British troops and accompanying French and Italian marines take positions along the international settlement. Foreign authorities warn Chinese forces to cease hostilities or face action to protect foreign life and property.
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France
Italy
Shanghai
Wuetian
Armea
Local Priest Questions Identity Amid Hungarian Link Claims
Reports from Budapest and Bridgeport push a tangled tale that General Feng Ya Jistung, a Chinese commander with Hungarian ties, may be the brother of Pengya of Kasda and once served in the American army. Authorities debate origins and claims across several countries, with Chernitzky and Tadge Pengya citing photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
New York
Budapest
Hungary
Idgeport
Conn
Peng Yu- Helang
China Weekly Review
Shanghai
Feng
Ch'ao Yisen
Anhui Province
Eiyang Military School
Pucting Antary Academy
Wu Pei-Fu
Hanan
Teng
Shensi
Kang Teo-Lin
Wu De-Fu
Pekin
Kuominacum
Geneva
Boidgeport
Tadge Pengya
Kasda
Zechoslovakia
Treapest
Penge
China
Chinese Civil Power Shifts in Honan Province
Reported changes describe President Tsao Kun and Premiering provisional government figures yielding to General Tuan Chi Jo. The Wan general is noted as an independent adviser waiting to align with either the Peking rulers or the Nationalists in Honan province.
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Tsao Kun
Wis
Tuan Chi Jo
Honan
Eeither
Peking Rurers
Britain Justified by White House Says
The White House defends Britain’s actions in the Nicaragua crisis amid Borah resolution hearings. Williamson Howell Jr and Stokeley Morgan testify as committees plan to question Clement Tixleuve before a vote on the Borah resolution, while a British warship’s dispatch is labeled a Monroe Doctrine departure by a Nicaraguan associate.
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Managua
Capitol
Atexico
Central America
Congress
Williamson S Howell Jr
Stokeley Morgan
Clement Tixleuve
Chums
Nicaragua
Vaca
Fdieral
Nicaraguan
America
Nicagigua
FINAL KLAN BILL KILLED IN CAPITOL
The legislature eyed a heated clash over a tax bill and a two year tax exemption proposal for home builders. Speaker names highlighted a looming vote on dirt road bills and a expected budget fight as political leaders brace for a crowded session.
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Capitol
Mother of 14 Seeks Tax Abatement
A group including ex service men appeared seeking refunds and tax abatements. Names listed include Clara H. Thompson Ellen Mortarity Mary Bela and others along with addresses at Fulrtier Ave Mariisani Ave Grand Street Main Street Seaview Avenue Wood Avenue Ogden Street and Sidney Street.
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Or Seeley
Mary
Thompson
Clara H. Bohan
Fulrtier
William Krinks
Mariisani Avenue
Ellen Mortarity
Grand Street
Mary IV Bela
Rigastaingore
E Main Street
Marold Denton
Seaview Avenue
Clarence Brewer
Wood Avenue
Samuel Downs
Ogden Street
Frank DeFelice
Sidney Street
Third cloture plea filed in Senate for public buildings bill
A third cloture petition was filed in the Senate within two days to limit debate on a $125 million public buildings measure. The motion delayed voting until the cloture is disposed of, with Senate action not to occur before Monday at 1 o clock. The proposal adds $400 million for leading construction and wind purchases, and the House has already passed it.
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Washington
Senate
Jerlay
Lennott
Wisconsin
On Root
Petitian
McKelar
Tennessee
Seed loan bill signed by president sets $4.66 million funds
The Norbeck Jollden seed loan bill was signed today by the president. It appropriates $4,660,000 with remaining auto funds at the discretion of the secretary of agriculture to allocate loans across the country.
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Washington
Norbeck-Jolnden
Premdeny i Coalidgs
Genetary of Agriculture
Two Youth Robbers Seek Fast Court Action in Gary
Gary Indiana February 25 AP Two sons of well to do families funded nightlife over college and turned to robbery when funds ran low. They pleaded to be sent to the state prison to begin terms saying life in jail would be worse than death in a recent hold up. The pair admitted a spree across Gary Chicago and Illinois towns including gas stations a dance hall and three theatres. Henry Atkinson 21 and George Webb 19 described the crimes and said the thrill of adventure drove them not money.
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Gary
Ind
Gury
Toray
Acenve
New Palace Theatre
Chicago
Ilinois
Henry Atkinson
George Webb
Elgin’ Jr
Uke Atkinson
Walsh Bill Seeks Senate Probe of Utility Finances
Senator Walsh of Montana introduces a resolution calling for a five member Senate committee to investigate financing methods of electric and gas utilities. The inquiry would track capitalization growth, stock ownership by holding companies, stock issuance practices, and how property expansions affect public value or harm.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Montana
President's Cousin Ousted From Plymouth Orchestra
John Wilder eighty one, uncle of President Coolidy, was expelled from the local Plymouth orchestra amid kinship tensions. An organizer said Wilder left after refusing to join last night’s winter tour, ending his long time role as violinist in the group.
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Plymouth
John Wilder
Coolidy
Orcheatra
Sam
Herbert Moore
Vuisin
Winwr
Kentucky Town Destroyed by Large Fire Near Covington
A fire swept Dry Ridge near Covington Kentucky destroying fourteen frame buildings including the 44 room Carlsbad Springs Hotel the Farmers Bank and Equity Building the post office a motion picture theater and many residences. Loss estimates ranged from 175000 to 200000 with about three fourths of the town razed.
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Covington
Carlsbad Springs
Here
Esthmatad
40 Killed and 100 Hurt in Tampico Train Collision
Mexico City Feb 213 Bodies of victims from the wreck near Tampico are being removed as physicians and nurses aid the injured. The death toll stands at 40 with about 100 reported injured.
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Tampico
Mexico City
Tampley
Gas Station Robbery Captures Stop in New Haven
Ralph Westcott of West Haven was held for about an hour at the Pan Am gas station on Kimberly Avenue by two holdup men who escaped with about $30 in cash and change. He was found by a watchman after the ordeal.
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New Waven
Ted
Ralph Westcott
West Haven
Pan-Am
Kimberly Avenue
Westcott
Franz Kewandowski Charged With Family Murder in Grozaturbep
Franz Kewandowski aged 21 is charged with killing five family members in Grozaturbep near West Prussia after they opposed his intended engagement. Police report the tragedy took place near here on February 25.
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Jsraudenz
West Prussia
Franz Kewandowski
Groxaturbep
Here
Proposed zoning changes to get hearing in March
Public hearing before the Zoning Commission in City Hall on March 6 will address changes permitting auto service stations as adjuncts to auto agencies and garages for more than three cars in residence zones. The proposals impact depth rules and street-front setbacks to allow gasoline stations on main arteries and adjust lot requirements for two family structures.
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Common Council
City
Board of Appeals
Vane Lot
James A McElroy
Wold Brea
Chang
Beeen
Palisade Avenue
Unclear OCR notes on tenancy and zoning
Fragmentary text notes possible redevelopment or nudging tenants in a rear area. Mentions neighbors and ordinance revamp but lacks clear facts, dates, or names to confirm.
Woman, 45, Dies After Jumping Before Train in Providence
Miss Tanise Noyes of 107 Beacon Avenue Providence leaped onto the Union Station platform as the Bay State Limited arrived. She died from a fractured skull at Rhoda Island hospital about an hour later. Noyes, a former Phoenix Mutual cashier, had worked in Providence about a year after living in Weekapaug. Police noted no motive yet and are investigating premeditation.
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Providence
Tanise Noyes
Beacon Avenue
Qto
Union Station
Yenmore
Rhoda Igland
Rhotad
Phoenix Mutual Insurance Company
Joseph TL. Morrison
Bay State Limited
Boston
New York
Morrison
Migs Nayes
Provence
Weekapaug
Annie Oyems
New's Son Seeks Parole. Board Denies It
Larry New, who claims to be son of Testmaster General New, sought parole for the 1921 murder of Freda Teaser. The district attorney's office refused consideration. a communication urged the governor against pardon or parole. New had served six years of a ten year minimum.
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Los Angeles
Larry New
New
Freda Teaser
Wank
Govenor Young
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement
Safe laxative remedy for coughs and colds promotes relief without opiates. It is mildly laxative and dependable for throat irritations, night coughs, and lingering bronchial coughs in children and adults. Sells everywhere with the slogan Ask for It.
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Foley
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Kentucky
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