High Court rules Texas denial of primary votes illegal
A historic ruling holds that denying Negroes the right to participate in primaries is unlawful, with implications discussed for federalism and state power. The decision, cited by Justice Holmes and others, questions jurisdiction over voter rights and hints at broader political and civil rights enforcement across states.
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Washington
Feibert Heaver
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Texas Primary And Negro Voting Rights Debate
Fragmented text discusses fears of Negro control in Texas amid Democratic party primary tensions. References to legislature power, party committees, and possible impacts on Black voters and constitutional questions. The article hints at state control debates and race related voting rights issues during the election period.
Glynn Sails Today On Way to Orient
Congressman James PoGlvon and Mos Glenn of Winsted were in Bridgeport bidding farewell to friends. They plan to sail at noon on a transport to the Orient. A party from Teteord Moieseened the waves as draft details emerged.
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Miss Hugo Leaves City Dispensary for New York Post
Miss Hugo resigns from the City Dispensary after long service to accept a new position at St Marks Hospital New York City. Board chairman William Hurley expected to announce a successor soon.
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Man Shoots Friend After Card Game
A man fired at his friend following a card game injuring Samuel Gibbs a janitor. Gibbs was treated at a hospital after the shooting and reportedly did not intend to hurt Gibbs.
Council Endorses Bills Regarded as Clipping Powers
Local government endorses measures altering authority, sending amendments to the Assembly. Senators Redden and Linklestun oppose, arguing the changes restrict city powers. Aldermen approve the bills without dissent, with Clerk Burlick set to transmit minutes to the Senate.
Policeman's Gun Falls and Boy Is Shot in Accident
A patrolman’s revolver discharged while the gun fell from its holster, striking a boy. The incident occurred as the officer returned home. the bullet lodged near the boy’s heart, and surgeons could not remove it. The patrolman was taken to hospital for examination as investigators began a probe.
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Wellesley College Girls Brave Fire and Save Equipment
Wellesley College suffered a four story fire damaging Stone Hall as students evacuated. Fire alarms drew crews from Newton and Natick while saved collections valued at about 200000 dollars included North American plant specimens and a crinoid model.
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Iain Ant Natick
U.S Marines In Nicaragua Case, Mother Kills Daughter
A sensational report from Managua notes a U.S Marines mission tied to British interests as a mother kills her own daughter in a troubled family tragedy. The case unfolds amid diplomatic tensions and a newborn infant found in a cellar, with authorities detailing the emotional toll and societal shame.
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RB Bank NT
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Vonmouth
Woman Spender Leaves 1.2 Million in New York Tale
A long, messy account describes Mrs Julia Watt Briss Santence and her widow’s fortune in New York. It outlines the will of Dr George Taewience, family heirs, and the public discussion of tax and estate matters. The mayor and council consider proposed property changes affecting gasoline and building regulations near the city.
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Julia Watt
Briss Santence
George Taewience
New York
Peter Movis
Tomlinson Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Watke and Tome Huson are announced for tomorrow. Aged seven or seven years, the exact details are unclear due to the damaged text, but the notice indicates a private home service in Mountis Grave. Local business leader Hob Tye is mentioned in connection with the Parity organization.
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Erie
Tear Gas Used to Stop Rioters in Ann Arbor
Teas gas bombs were deployed to quell a downtown disturbance after Michigan students celebrated a Michigan Big Ten basketball title. Two students were injured and a resident sustained injuries in front of the Majestic theatre. Victims and witnesses identified individuals including John Blakely Huckfnid and Mayvin Slity among others.
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Westerman
Ann Arbor
Hoover speech exalts American greatness and resolve
The President defends U S supremacy and warns that the nation’s power and ideals will grow stronger. He lauds American initiative, education, and leadership, praising the country’s ability to face future challenges and to sustain global influence.
Navy Improvement Plans Paralyzed
Navy officials report paralysis in improvement plans as Congress delays funding and ships face scuttled schedules. The article notes transfers of Nevada and other battleship assets, reshaping naval readiness while midshipmen await updated instructions and Navy yards prepare new command seats.
Speedy jury selection in Sinclair contempt case
Washington March 7 AP a speedy trial was set for the contempt case brought by Senate committee member Hany Sinclair against the Justice Department. Government counsel asked adjournment to allow time to prepare the opening statement for the jury. Few witnesses have been summoned. court will resume tomorrow with documentary evidence and statements from Albert Lill and Sinclair.
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Policeman Hurt In Motorcycle Fall
A police officer sustained leg injuries after a motorcycle he was riding fell during a disturbance. He was treated at a hospital with non life threatening injuries. Names and exact circumstances remain unclear due to damaged text.
Edison Comes to Bat With Cobb Pitching In Camp
Edison arrives for spring work as Cobb leads workouts in Florida. An 80 year old batter showcases power while pros like Ruth use quick drills at St Petersburg and Orlando camps. Reds sign Bub Vex Hargiares. Cardinals prep at Florida University. Boston Red Sox and Braves in early drill sessions.
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Japan Quake Levels Towns. Tokyo Amidst Ripple Effects
Reports from Mineyama and Kyoto district describe a major earthquake striking central Japan with towns destroyed and many feared dead or injured. Osaka Kobe extend limited damage. American tourists aboard a steamer reported among those affected as fires erupt and infrastructure collapses hinder communication.
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Police Find Wine In Loan Office Here
Police raided the Park City Loan and Redeem Agency at 689 Pembroke Street and found several cases of wine. Proprietor Joseph De Nigria was arrested on $300 bail. the raid was conducted by the Bureau of Investigation with Detectives Vale, McNamara, and Grandfield. The former secretary denied Park Clip Company affiliation, stating the local loan office is unaffiliated.
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Treasury to Exchange Bonds for 5 Year Notes
Washington March 7 Treasury Secretary Mellon announced a planned exchange of Second Liberty bonds for five year notes at 8 1 2 percent. The exchange targets bonds callable for redemption after November and limits issue to tendered and accepted bonds.
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