Plan To Control Senate Faces Sharp Dissent In Talk With Governor
A contentious plan to control the Senate prompts a conference with Governor Donahey. Boulay reports a tense briefing on highway contracts and political maneuvering. Officials deny plans to resign and emphasize continuing road work while discussing future policy with the governor.
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Ole Akalnet
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Honay
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Boulay
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Kinnaman
Clyde W. Daborne
Youngstown
Eine Lapiace Deutay
Dawes and the Presidency A Candid View
Canton Daily News reports on Dawes and a possible presidential bid. The piece notes reactions from senators, Dawes’s supporters and detractors, and questions whether he would gain party backing or face opposition amid senate debates and public sentiment.
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Canton Daily News
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Dawes Speech Prompts Senate Reform Debate
The piece discusses Dawes remarks and the Senate’s reaction, detailing partisan tensions over rule changes, the Dawes speech’s reception, and calls for stronger measures. It notes Republicans and Democrats fearing drastic shifts and reflects on the need for disciplined reform within parties and the administration.
Woop to Sail Bancia Spain March 6 Shipping Update
Fragmentary OCR note from Spain dated March 6 mentions a passenger ship, possible wood shipment, and telegraphic or sail plans. Names and places are unclear but indicate a shipping update or travel instruction tied to a port, with reference to Wood and a voyage from Ait Na lana.
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Spain
Ant Oitorne
Sunday dancing in roadhouses to be prohibited
A March 8 report notes proposed measures in the Ohio legislature to prohibit Sunday dancing in roadhouses, amid a broader calendar of confirmations and state university appointments. It mentions final actions, trustee appointments for Ohio institutions, and a timetable for legislative recess and related votes as hackers push the bill.
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Alapoatna
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Gordon
Reed
Rate hearing set for April 8 in discrimination case
A fragmented column notes an April 8 rate hearing linked to a discrimination complaint against McKinney Sea Gio Coenatti and associates. The piece mentions Cleveland district comparisons, Mahoning, and price rises of 50 cents, with unclear references to witnesses and authorities.
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McKinney Sea
Railey
Cleveland
Tin Steal Co
Italian Troops Attack Bedouins Near Renghaat
Italian troops from Tripoli reportedly attacked Bedouin forces near Renghaat, inflicting defeats as reported from Cairo and London on March 4. The report notes Egyptian orders and ongoing operations in the region with Italian forces active in the area.
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London
Tualian Roope
I Ira
Tripoli
Renghaat
Hospital Need Shouted Amid Bellevue Ward Chaos
Unclear fragment suggests urgent hospital needs or warnings at Bellevue hospital ward. Text is garbled but hints at staffing or patient care shortages prompting alarms within the facility. Names, dates, or precise events are not discernible from the fragment.
Woman Denies Killing Tandy in Tennessee Case
A Knoxville woman described as 22 years old faced murder charges over the body found on a lonely road. She said she did not know what she was doing and claimed the man was drunk when the alleged attack occurred, as investigators recount the events surrounding Tandy’s death.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Maren
Tom
Jake
Tandy
Monty
Poland Soviet Ties Improve Amid Censorship Talk
Reports indicate improving Poland Soviet relations with censorship likely to continue. Officials planned to send registered communications after negotiations. A 426,000 balance in Mocking County War Chest figures in play, with the American Legion seeking a share at Murray City. Judge Cleving ruled in a similar Ath County case awarding funds to the American Legion.
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Louan, Mark—Suage Cieventer
Wilmington
Mocking County
Blood on Capitol Moon Seeks Vice Presidential Reforms
Washington ponders how Gen Dawes and the Senate will work together after Dawes takes the vice presidential post. The piece notes a communication gap between the general and the body, suggesting tense relations and potential political shifts in Washington.
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Neadway
Washington
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Idaho Cowboy Tracks Missing Girl After Sending $206
War veteran and actor Tex Winchester, a Boise City Idaho figure, urged by a Dayton girl he met through a matrimonial agency, sent $206 for an operation. He followed a telegram to Dayton to trace the missing woman but could not locate her and withheld revealing her whereabouts.
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O. Joard J. Kuntsor
Buise City
Idaho
Tex Winchester
Dayton
Long Range
Tex
Tor
Indictment returns in Cleveland stock sales case
Five former stock salesmen for the Templar Motor Car Company were named in four indictments by the county grand jury. Charges include violations of Blue Sky laws and unlicensed selling. Defendants listed include A. Wilameen, DL Jorda Re Deckatader, FH Belknap, af. Koren Pach. Indictments allege unregistered stock subscriptions and improper tax treatment before certification.
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Templar “Motor ‘Car Company
A. Wilameen
DL Jorda Re Deckatader
Belknap
Af. Koren
Phone Earnings Reported Heavy in Annual Stockholders Report
New York March 3 American Telephone and Telegraph company reports earnings of 107,619,962 after expenses and depreciation. Chairman M D Thayer announces present year figures show 12,229,408 more than 1923, with dividends totaling funds and 83,090,000 approved for contingencies carried over.
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Telephone and Thieeraph Company
M.D. Thayer
Hearing Ends on Misadministration Probe at Orphans Home
A legislative committee wrapped up hearings into alleged mismanagement at the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans' Home in Xenia. Transcripts of testimony will be released within days as officials pledged further action if needed.
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Xenia
Inga
Rioters Arrested in Tokyo While Targeting Premier Kato
Five men were arrested in Tokyo after attempting to force entry to Premier Takaaki Kato's home. Armed with clubs, they beat guards and attempted to resist police when reinforcements arrived.
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Tokio
Ancento
Takaaki Kato Gemandine
Statiston
Ohio Briefs Across Cities Skim Read of Local Notices
Cleveland reports vaccination test delays as six year old Irene Kane’s parents pursue a $76,000 claim. Toledo notes Toledo University leader resigns but may withdraw, while a public utilities commission faces no applications. Gloucester mentions workers ousted amid rate talks with Tagan Gas. Findlay covers fines in a late crime case and a fatality linked to an electrical incident. Local items touch on school and municipal concerns, labor shifts, and safety investigations.
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Irene Kane
Tagan Gas Company
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Pitty
Mirmiel
Onear Mallett
Rexcuitation Findlay
Aig
Nootleweing
Plan for Congress Twisted in COOLEDCE Style
Washington March 6 The smoke at the halls of Congres reveals in commission to many of the Coolidge era legislative program recommendations by Mr Coole to the 68th Congress. The bills proposed for Supreme Court reform postal changes and various administration tweaks show tentative paths for a session likely to begin December with little enacted.
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Coole
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Ehipeing
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Veterans’ Act
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Minister Ten.ry W.iale Faces Growth Removal Report
The Rev Tenry Wible Methodist minister had a hard growth on his right hand, reportedly caused by knocking on doors at homes of pastors. Sure Keen described the growth as resulting from such door knocking activity.
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Ry W.iale
Sure Keen
Extra Dividend Declared by Company in New York
A New York company declared an extra dividend of 10 cents on common stock and a quarterly dividend of 4 dollars, raising the annual payment to 44. The extra dividend is payable with the upcoming quarterly payments of 2.50 each.
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AEW
York
N.Y
Oat the Alive Company
Right NISW Winameren W-eves Position Law
A man named Michel Ieelly was charged with intoxication. The judge noted he wasn’t acting to intimidate, and imposed a suggested sentence after remarks by the court.
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Maren W—-Eves
Michel Ieelly
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