Hoover opposes full federal radio regulation in current push
Washington reports Secretary Hoover resists immediate nationwide radio regulation. He favors amending existing statutes to grant limited Commerce Department control during a rapid, evolving radio era, delaying full regulatory authority until engineering progress ổ and public interest clearer.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Congress
White
House Merchant Marine Committee
Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Orn White
Gov Small and Family Hurt in Auto Crash
Governor Len Small, his son, and daughter were injured when their automobile collided with a car containing a younger man and his sister. The incident occurred as the governor’s sedan was driven by Leslie Sina, with the other vehicle driven by Pordick. A state highway official AL Rothfuhr sustained minor injuries.
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Pontiac
Len Small
Hie Aon
Lede
Mra
A. H. Taglesh
AL Rothfuhr
State Highway’ Department
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Ier
Pordick
Hig
Vernor
World’s Best Dressed Revealed in Angled Aircraft Era
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fashion or culture snippet citing an “eased woman” and a claim of a million vogue sensation. The text is garbled and offers no clear event, date, or named entities beyond generic references to attire trends and a sensational claim.
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Charlie Chaplin Bride Age 16 Revealed in Mexican Record
A Los Angeles Times report discusses a photographed birth certificate for Lian Loulan McMurray Grey, born April 16, 1908 near Hollywood. It shows she wed Charlie Chaplin in Finplame Mexico while still sixteen, under California schooling laws.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lian Loulan McMurray
Lita ‘Grey
Find
Mra
Charles Chaplin
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Chapin Lawn
Los Angeles Times
Miss Grey
Chaplin
Hollywood
Finplame
Mexico
California
Mra Chaplin
Ibis
Peru revolt fails after two leaders shot in Chota square
Lima based La Prensa reports an attempted revolution in Peru began November in Chota and endured a two day battle before government troops retook the town. The two leaders Colonel Ramuel Alcaze and Lieutenant Barreda were court martialed and executed in the public square.
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Peru
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Lima
Rayal
Nacion
Chota
Per
Chofa
Col
Ramuel Alcaze
Barreda
Fair Deal for Farmer Coolidge in Chicago
President Coolidge addressed Chicago audiences stressing fair treatment for farmers, urging economy in government and business, cooperation in production and marketing, lower taxes, and expanded markets. He praised farmers as skilled professionals and called for stable policies and centralized marketing to curb wasteful practices.
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Chicago
President Coolidge
Chicago Commercial Club
Drake Hotel
America
Belnes
Gaidr
Essonia
Faber Uxes
Migslaglpp
St. Lawrence River
Liquor Theft at U S Depot Shocks Nation
United States Marshal Robert R. Levy revealed a raid on a United States army warehouse at Thirty-ninth and Wood streets. Liquor valued at 8 00,000 was stolen and a fortune in alcohol moved under armed guard. Over eighty soldiers and government employees were questioned, with no arrests reported. The raid is linked to a notorious gang led by a man named Jackers, investigators say.
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United States Army
Thirty-ninth
Wood
Ha Uguor
Borah Chosen to Head Foreign Relations Committee
Washington notes that at a Republican Senate committee meeting informal selections filled vacancies from recent senator deaths. Senator William E Borah was chosen to chair the Foreign Relations Committee succeeding Henry Cabot Lodge, amid shifts in leadership.
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Enator Borah
Washington
Republican Senate Committee On Committees
Benstor
William E. Borah
Ghogen
Committee On Foreign Relations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Battle Monument Sent To Congress In Europe
A fragment notes that a battle monument memorializing units in America and Europe has been accurately marked and sent to Congress for a session in Washington. The unreadable text references a ceremony or report dated Friday.
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Washington
al ‘America
Europe
Congress
Millionaire Orphan Dies While Girl Waits to Wed
Chicago report says a marriage license was prepared for Miss Isabelle Pope a Northwestern sophomore who was to wed William Nelson McClintock of Dartmouth before he died Thursday. McClintock a Kenilworth junior had inherited 56,000,000 from his father a retired capitalist. Will drafted by Willam Shepherd mentions Miss Pope Mrs Shepherd and attorney Carl Sigthia as beneficiaries. details incomplete.
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Chicago
Isabelle Pope
Northwestern University
William Nelson McClintock
Piionaire
Dartmouth College
Kenilworth
Bulle’ McCintock
Lid Fatler
Mr. Willam
Shepherd
Wi McC
Pay World Flyers Honor Promoted Reward Promoted
A bill introduced Friday by Representative Rathbone of Illinois would promote army air flyers and grant a $10,000 reward and a congressional medal of honor for distinguished service. The proposal aims to recognize aviation personnel under the new program and seeks congressional approval for the honors.
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Washington
Army
Wold
Rathbone
Ullnois
Coal Prices Jump in Scranton Amid Wholesale Hiked Costs
Market notes show coal prices rising across sizes as wholesalers report higher input costs. Regional traders confirm the increase affects shipments and consumer pricing, signaling a broader impact on energy and industrial sectors in Scranton and nearby areas.
Market Quotations By U S Government Report
Washington reports mixed commodity pricing for the week ending December 4. Hay and forage led declines in some markets with paper prices for alfalfa and prairie, while dairy products showed wholesale pricing in several eastern markets. Grain sections list assorted No 1 and No 2 futures for winter wheats and corn across Chicago St Louis Minneapolis and Milwaukee. Fruits vegetables and live stock show modest shifts with onions and potatoes priced per carlot and hogs beef cattle and vealers recorded in Chicago markets.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Wauure Printa
St. Louis
St Louis
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
St. Louia
Michigan
Chicheo
Northwestern
Koretz Sentenced to One to Ten Years for Bayuno Fraud
Chicago suspect Koretz, a red-handed swindler, receives consecutive life terms totaling one to ten years to run concurrently. Doctors testified Koretz suffers from chronic diabetes and is likely to die soon, with Judge Hopkins ordering the terms to run concurrently and parole possible after eleven months.
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Chicagre
Len Koretz
Joliet
Koretz
Jacob H. Hopkins
Hopkins
Five Burned to Death When Car Hits Oil Truck
Detroit Pyle workers were burned to death when an interurban car bound for Yalden and Cleveland crashed into an oil truck near Wyandotte a Detroit suburb. Motorman Callahan Mrs Garrett Kisseberth of Toledo and two unidentified women and a girl were found together and believed to be mother and daughter. Wyandotte fire department rescued injured from the wreckage at the scene.
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Detroit
Yalden
Cleveland
Wywndotte
Postmaster Appeal Urges Early Christmas Mail Delivery
An appeal from Washington urges everyone to mail gifts early for Christmas. The effort targets carriers and workers, noting about 300,000 postal employees and a nationwide push to speed holiday mail and greetings before the season peaks.
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Washington, D. C
Bank cashier arrested in Los Angeles fugitive case
A bank cashier from Los Angeles, identified as a former capital title holder, was arrested by a deputy on charges of absconding with fifty thousand dollars. The investigation traces the funds to the bank identified as Matata Was.
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Los Angeles
Sman
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Matata
Was
Sberlife
Wawriat
Titm
Bankes Cancels Part of Kanth Ameanitan Tour
Bankes cancels a portion of his Kanth Ameanitan tour. The announcement lists locations and dates including Waserington and Pacember with unspecified adjustments to the schedule.
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Bankes
Masretin
Waserington
Nounce Hare
Economy urged to cut taxes and curb spending
President Coolidge to Congress urges strict economy to reduce next year’s federal taxes and debt cost. He reiterates opposition to U.S. entry into the League, calls for aiding European reparations plan, and stresses fiscal restraint while supporting agriculture and commerce as keys to prosperity.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Permanent Court of International, Justice
United States
League,of ‘Nations
Cal
Fragmentary county policy statement on wage earth protection
The text presents a garbled fragment about county policy and protective measures related to wages and disaster. reads as an unclear note likely referencing retreat or defense efforts and government departments. Contains unnamed entities and lacks coherent events or dates to identify specifics.
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