State Fair Senate Proposal and Control Board Drama
Fragmented report shows a dispute over proposals for the state fair and Senate actions. References to Bouse and Bunbar, a Jackson Mill plan, and a Board of Control dispute hint at political maneuvering and legal questions. Names appear obliquely, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Mill
Tgp
Funey
Bac
Wheritta
Board of Control
Colmes
Merman
Bowie
Battle Over State Bill Pauses As Delegates Clash
A heated session of the legislature featured Delegate Smith leading a push to indefinitely postpone a measure. The vote stood 55 to 21 against the delay, with allies arguing the bill would empower airship and agricultural interests. Debates touched on whether to expand state control, regulate midwifery, and address rural doctor shortages, shaping conflict over how to handle new sections of the dry laws and related civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Act
Cr Oppvsitien
Smith
Berke County
Jackson Mill
Mrr
Fae! Agriculture Committee
Ers
Edwards
Kanawha
Deleboa
Alan
Kanawhs
Francises-Orting ' Ro
Beeanvilyi
Lassner
Mmstion
Andrews
Fen
Ben Ball
Barnlett
Bayer
Mninuley
Proton
Mn Bird
Brewster
Bremr
Cogar Cotton
C Crawford
Dean
DeLawder
Embleton
Federer
Oran
Furbee
Harvey
Hays
Holroya
King
Patnam
Stevens
Stiles
Sytenstrag
Reed
Mar
Thompenn
Trainor
Tutu
Pe Moard
Aierwood
van Sickle
Ehede
Smoer
Armstrong
Deep
Brammer
Brown
Davis
Duval
Kawardy
Pry
Wyle
Hawkins
Serta Alis Unitas
Keatgyus
Wall
Aiawite Pui
Paseed Pecan
At. Harristt B. Jones
Glent WA
Dle
Jay
Dublin
House
Getter
Eho
The
York
Nfl
Countien
Geompeon
Delange
Bellin
Dr. Jones
Br. Robinson
Union Officers Claim Strike To End Operation
Union officials say the strike will end operations and promise protection to workers. Operators report no serious effects as slack business prevents alarm, with workers ready to return tomorrow. authorities vow enforcement to prevent violence and maintain order amid the labor standstill.
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Clares, Malin
Helm Pak
Ry Chesetore
Union Wmelale
Nanina
Ubbin
Haere
American Federation of Labor
Marion
Pha County Court
Manngalin
Hayrivon Ebunte
Hotel Manager Will Leave After Long Service
An established hotel executive, Mr. Rufener Ho, will depart from the Mountaineer Hotel after several years of management. He has steered the property through many reforms and earned approval from the executive committee. His desk is to be cleared this Friday as he takes a planned vacation.
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Thako
Kit
Tax Billions and Plans for Six Buckeye State
The article outlines early plans for a six buckeye state tax bill, with Attorney general and treasurer roles involved in launching a federal funding push. It mentions a timetable for implementation, with talks of new revenue measures and anticipated construction projects. The text references women’s work and a budget strategy under review by state officials.
Willebrandt on Enforcement of Prohibition Issues
March hearings in Washington examined political interference and irregular enforcement of prohibition. Mrs Marbel Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney general cited uneven cooperation among federal agencies and pointed to enforcement burdens across New York New Jersey Maryland Rhode Island Pennsylvania and the western area. She declined to state whether the prohibition unit should move from the Treasury to a new department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar Bel Walker Willebrandt
New York
New Jersey
Marsland
Rhode Teland
Pennsylvania
Department of Suatios
Treasury Department
Morgan Condition Still in Doubt
The condition of former Governor Morgan remained doubtful after a leg fracture from a fall at his Florida retreat. Sullivan, the private secretary, relayed updates claiming mixed prognosis and a potential further stabilization procedure. The governor was said to be en route home, with health issues delaying his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Vo Sullivan
Sullivan
Dentre
State Senate
Senate
Moran
Wyuith
Florida
New Diplomatic Change Seen in Washington and Madrid
A reported diplomatic shift unfolds as President Coolidge accepts a resignation and contemplates new ambassadors. The article mentions oath readings, interim changes, and talks of appointments, including names like Mir and Kingsley Marander, amid uncertain diplomatic rules.
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Spain
Coolidge
Washington
Mir
Ledig
Alexander Ve. Mowry
Hart
Moore
Uttsburgh
Coglidge
Pho
Madrid
AL Kingsley Marander
Connecticut
New Business Era Promised in City
A corrupted report describes a push by business leaders to finance a major project amid calls for new development. The meeting at the Chamber of Commerce discussed prefunding a large site for Marinet and urged purchase of a $300,000 a spirit asset, claiming vast regional investment.
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Wien
Beth Wien
Madison
Grmmberee
Commerne
Cotion Hays
Bianiwerk
Valde
Marinet
Spirit Watch
Arma Tate
Boone and
Logat
Anu
Dot Ellingston Faints in Court Delays Sanity Trial
Dorothy Ellingston Tudorr Louderback faces a sanity trial as she collapses twice in court. Judge Conderback adjourns to April hearing date. father carries her from the room. Proceedings resume with a new mental competency examination for the 14 year old.
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Dot Ellingston
Ita. i. Y
Ban Pranutsco
Marth
Imother
Tankerit
Dorothy Willpson
Tudorr Louderback
Wuat
Wan Caugh
Wood lands in U S ready for new fortune
Tony Wyod, son of Major General Leonard Wyod, returns to Tampa aboard the West Chetan after a European spree said to have depleted his fortune. He vows to sue a Paris branch of a Chicago newspaper for libel over reports of large losses and explains plans to stay in Florida briefly for real estate offers.
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Vamba
Bia
Mearoh
Osborne
Wood
Federal Shipping Board
Tampa
Nyewsnoper En
Hle
Cailiz
Aniain
Europe
Wall Street
Leonard Wwyod
Raverno
Philippines
Feth
Wurape
Monte Carlo
WwoMibel
Agalnet
Paris
Oranch
Chicage
Tony
America
Florida
California
Metropolitan Club
Washington
1. C
Wovd
Suspect Champion Aide Suspended in Marysville Probe
Marysville officials suspend Bra Maitre Kiesinger, aide to alleged champion Mrs Champion, as authorities plan a full investigation into her escape and the disappearance of a suspect in the early Sunday incident. Attorney General Crabbe promised an experienced investigator to lead the probe. No trace of the escaped murderess or further clues were found by dusk.
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Marysville
Mar
Lopies Mittendare
Charey
State Reformatory For
Kiesinger
Ag- Cay
Mra
Michel Chanmpion
Cleveluul Nyourderess
Kissinger
Prion
Mra. Canmpion
Rittendorf
Attoruny
Crabbe
Tim
Mrs Henry King Dies in Texas Wealthy owner of world’s largest ranch
Mrs Henry King died at her home in Ringsville Texas tonight at age 69. She was one of the nation’s wealthiest women and owned the world’s largest ranch. The death foreshadows changes in local affairs as reports confirm her influence and fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry King
Texas
U.S
Ringsvidle
Tex
Chapman Defense Seeks to Link Shean With Criminal Ring
Chapman’s lawyers press to connect Shean to a nationwide gang in a case where the defense questions the integrity of the state chief witness. The accused pleads innocent while a companion admits prior association with a nationally known criminal and past trouble over stolen bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Shean
Merger Backed as Chesapeake & Ohio Votes Bonded
In Richmond Van Mareha a merger of the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Hocking Valley into a Nickel Plate system was approved by 306542 to 152818 shares. Stormy scenes marked the vote with inspectors and proxies contested by the minority, led by Stites of New York who charged fraud in obtaining consent.
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Richmond
Van
Mareha
Aerger
Whesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Stites
New York
Wchesapediva
Chin
Judas Mohcure
Ne Ferstate Comerce Commission
O1st
Conney
Newton D. Baker
Brent Pita
Wresses
Austen
Shepherd Loses Bid for Bail in Typhoid Case Skirmish
Chicago tonight reports Chief Justice Hopkins refused to hear more defense witnesses in the murder related case against Foster Father William Nelson McClintock’s guardian, William D Shepherd. The state accuses Shepherd of administering typhoid germs to McClintock amid a $100,000 offer from an indicted associate. Authorities say affidavits would be ready tomorrow and reviewed Thursday morning.
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Chicago
William
Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
ArcClintock
Hopkins
Criminal Court
Ile Defense
Chas. É
Paimen
Tudee Hopking
Coolidge Sets Vacation Date for Massachusetts Trip
Awampscott, Mass. March 21. President Coolidge will begin his annual vacation here, according to ward records received today from Washington. He plans to stay through the summer at Waite Farm then to a leased property. Frank W. Stearns and a party arrive to prepare for the president’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Ward
Feds
Washington
Wdday
Imainidin
Ply
Frank W. Stearns
Pearly O
Whitthorne
State to rest its case today in Chapman murder trial
Hartford March 31 The trial of Gersit Chapman for murder continued with Frederick J. Grohl Chief counsel probing the credibility of Walter E. Shean Springfield advertising man and state witness. Grohl pressed Shean on associates and past criminal ties while presenting two of Shean s worthless checks. He questioned whether the witness had earned leniency from authorities through his wealthy family. The judge adjourned with plans to resume tomorrow as Grohl prepared further cross examination.
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Associated
Hartford
Conn
Gersit Chapman
Frederick J. Grohl
Chapman
Walter E. Shean
Field
Mass
Seil
Shean
Imarif
Mali
Davidson and
Leventha
New Britain
Jamen Skeily
Groats
Shean Tolay
Chanman
Gross
Hugh M
Alearn
Jennings
Grohl
Sheag
Ine
Pat
Groahl
Groeht
Groehl
Cooley
Springfield
Doneph Marshall
Cunnimabam
Somerset
New York
Marshall
Cunningham
Loan shark protests block Weiss-Willkin bill in senate clash
Senators faced loan sharks in a heated session as opponents pressed to strip the Weiss-Willkin bill limiting installment charges. Amendments sought two dollar service fees per loan and higher monthly rates, but the house carried the measure amid party opposition.
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Iriel
Senate
Goliara
Pata Sounder
Joan Sharkin
Addi
Benke
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