French Cabinet Quits After Defeat in House
The French cabinet of Edouard Herriot resigned after two senate defeats. Herriot and ministers met the president to formalize the resignation while awaiting a new premier. Coolidge praised Herriot's reparations work but cautioned about official comment on France's situation.
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Coolidge
Associated Press
Varis
Edouard Herriot
Senate
Herriot
Foreign Office
M. Harriot
Kirsce
M. Hertlot
M. DoumerkUe
Balfour flees Damascus amid riot quell by troops
English Lord Balfour forced to flee Damascus as troops quell rioting near the English Lord's hotel. authorities deploy full military force to secure streets connected to the planned Jewish University in Palestine.
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Balfour
Damascus
English Lord's Hotel
Jewish University
Palestine
Germany Offers Security Pact to Halt Allied Front
A Hamburg newspaper reports Germany considering a security pact to deter a Franco British Belgian alliance. The proposal would renounce aggressive Alsace Lorraine aims and grant the region autonomy, signaling a shift from prior militant policies if Paris accepts.
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Hamburg
Germany
Hamburger Fremdaenklaty
Alsace
Lorraine
Alsace Lorraine
France
Victim Miss Oberholtzer Fades After alleged Klan Attack
In Indianapolis on April 6, Miss Jadge Oberholtzer, 28, believed attacked by Stephen Stevens, once grand dragon of Indiana Ku Klux Klan, is reported weaker by physician Dr. John Kingsbury. Stevens and two others are held in connection with the alleged assault as pleas abatement arguments are set for tomorrow. authorities say Oberholtzer may have been poisoned.
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Pianapolis
Ind
Jadge Overholtzer
D.C. Stephens
Knux Klan
Indiana
John Kingsbury
Stephen
Mise Oberholtzer
Logan Mine Explosion Probed After Three Fatalities
State mine inspector J F Whits opened an inquiry into the Logan mine blast at MyBerh that killed three men including assistant superintendent Solaski and miners Hernando and Gonzalez. Bodies found hours after the explosion, Solaski buried in Wither Barra. Survivors include his widow and five children.
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Logan
State
Merspector
J. F. Whits
Logan-stagle
MyBerh
J. Solaski
Nicholas Hernando
Manuel Gonzalez
Solask
Solaski
Super
Jennie
Tte
Huntington
Wither
Barra
Jurial
Logan Eagle Company
Hive
Fernandal
Gonzalez
Wyoming's Woman Governor Guards Mansion In Cheyenne
In Cheyenne guards maintain nightly watch around the Wyoming governor's mansion housing Governor Nellis Tayloe Ross. County officials had inquired about residents near the mansion. Governor Stuss would only say precautions were not taken at her request and offered no further comment.
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Nellie Tayloe Ross
Cheyenne
Wee
Weroming
Nellis Tayloe Ross
County Officinia
Stuss
Mrs Edna Tinney Granted Permission to Sue Frank Tinney
In New York on April 10, Mrs Edna Tinney won permission to serve her actor husband Frank Tinney with a suit for divorce by publication in newspapers locally and in London. The Kings County Supreme Court granted the permission as Tinney had previously discontinued a separate suit for separation in an Illinois court.
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Kings County Supreme Court
London
U. S.j
York
Mig Wana
Tinney
Frank Tinney
Kings County Supreme Curt
Tmagena Wilson
Times
Hand to Hand Fight in Nasieds Syria Demonstration
Riot police faced a hand to hand clash as protesters gathered over Lord Balfour and the Damascus transit. Military armored cars moved crowds from the square while planes dropped smoke bombs. Lord Balfour left the hotel unseen as turmoil continued and the high commissioner visited him.
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Viele Nees
Tom
Munteipaller
Genel Sarrail
Earl of Balfour
Aire
Lord Belfour
Mussolini Plans Change in Ministry Amid Resignations
A report of a cabinet shakeup circulates as Finance Minister Stefani is rumored to resign. Officials deny the claim, noting Stefani’s regular duties, while observers link possible moves to war ministry and treasury reforms in a tense Italian government scene.
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Jess
WOME
Wir
Gomera Ia Aloreia
Tratian
Finance
Ve Stefari
Mae
Moscsolini
M. Stefani
Etr
Fasedat
Sieke
Bercoming
Ministry of Finance
DL Giorgia
War Ministry
Magwelling
Plirn
Stefani
Minch
Stefania
Distillation Threat to U S Industry From German Chemistry
A confrontation at the American Chemical Society meeting warns that German chemistry with wood alcohol from water gas threatens U S production of hard wood alcohol. Dr Jang Fischer from the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute notes synthetic methanol processes and coal chemistry advances. An April weather report from Matinsburg notes heavy damage from a storm to the area.
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Wan
Soeluty
Jang Fischer Wrector
Madelen- Tube
Gore in North to Investigate Miners Strike
Governor Hewyard M.M. plans to investigate a northern West Virginia miners strike amid a debate over production declines and union activity. Brackett and Mittaen offered contrasting views on the strike's impact as 11 nonunion mines operated and 15 union mines were idle.
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Gore
Associated Press
Walkmont
West Virginia
George S. Brackett
War A. Mittaen
International
Ofhe United Ming Workers of Amerie
Hoveardon
Mimiod
Alteunto
Union Imines Aurive
Mertruckett
Hewyard
MM. Tiers
Packers Defend Plan of Merger in Public Contention
A public debate centers on a proposed merger involving the Packers and a central industry, with Secretary Jardine urging fast action and the government to close the issue. The discussion weighs the legality and effects of the merger and whether it should be decided by the Supreme Court.
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Merrig Noreen
Bent Weeved
Cyberl
Es Welgers
Airtararey
Aairdiog
Andy Kina
Central
Jardine
Rain May Halt Blue Ridge Forest Fires In Virginia
In Blacksburg Virginia reports say rain could curb ongoing forest fires along the Blue Ridge near the town. For days crews battled flames threatening timber and structures as several hundred acres burned and emergency measures remained in place.
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Blue Ridge
Blacksbil
Apeit
Itatn Tonkht
Koe
Prundsh
Chapman Must Follow Edict In Murder Case
Fragmented text outlines a federal state friction over a murder case involving Chapman. It notes possible transfer of authority from federal to state after trial and references sentences and enforcement actions amid political tension. Names and precise facts are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Bomb Blast Report Raises Tension in Local Politics
Fragmentary text notes a bomb blast investigation in Herein with references to authorities and no arrests. Mentions Marshal McCormick active in local enforcements, a disputed mayoral race involving Ku Klux Klan aligned factions and Conservative editors, and Citizens tickets backed by both Klan and anti Klan groups.
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Lherein
Whirence
Matai Meerrmuelk
Marshal McCorymek
Ka Ktux Wlanchretes
Welamagn
Inteent Young
McCormack
Trerrhy
Ku Winedslan Lskee
Conservative
Citizens Teket
Missing steamer located at sea
A garbled dispatch from April reports a missing steamer at sea with unclear sources. Royal naval command confirms a five day search by Balbus forces and mentions unidentified vessels and officials, while several names appear corrupted. The fragmentary text references ships and radio messages but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Gazette's A B C circulation trust fuels national ads
The editorial notes advertisers favor ABC audited circulation over publishers claims and cites ABC figures as reliable. It asserts ABC ratings aren’t inflated and claims the Gazette carries 90 percent of national advertising in Charleston, underscoring trust in audited data for nationwide campaigns.
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Audit Bureau of
A. B.C
The
Gazette
Charleston
Miners Near Shaft To Reach Collins Tomb
Miners expected to remove Floyd Collins’ body by midweek at the cave shaft site. Crews will excavate and crib around the rock that pinned the explorer to free him, extending laterally from the forty seven foot level toward the bottom as they work.
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Collins’ Tomb
Explorer
Associated Press
General
Floyd Colina
Rave
Tune Fister
Officinian
Collins
Voodoo Doctor Linked to Slayings in Apparent Case
Police say a man calling himself the Rev. Ehbinger Hygheork, known as the voodoo doctor, may be connected to multiple deaths uncovered in a cavern beneath his home. Investigators found notes naming relatives and alleged victims, with one claim of a father shooting a woman and burying skeletons as a phony ritual gift.
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Damien
Ned
Halles
Dastor
Ehbinger
Iather Wnerries
Wynghcock
Children to Be Coolidge Guests at White House
President and Mrs Contidee will welcome Washington children next Monday on the 17th birthday of Calvin, marking the annual White House lawn greeting. The event coincides with the birthday of young Calvin, though the date was not known to all organizers. The grounds will be opened early for children’s activities and tea.
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Washi OM
Contidee
Galvin Jr
Washington
Calvin
Ualdge
Link Shepherd in Death Of McClintock's Mother Bail Denied
Doctor Fosberg reports Guardian of deceased millionaire orphan questioned about effects and traces of mercuric poisoning found in an autopsy linked to the mother’s death years ago. Supreme Court denies habeas corpus in fourth attempt to grant bond to the alleged slayer.
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Link Shepherd
McClintock
Fosberg
Olson
Orphan
Supreme Court
Bond
Florists Offer Rain Insurance for Easter Sales
Florists promote a rain insurance idea tied to Easter sales. Two local floral businesses expanded their policy offerings, with one insured for four hundred dollars and the other for two hundred, planning to collect premiums from smaller sales during the three hours around midday today.
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Xcertenen
Lrom Certian
Teddy’s Sons Off for Hunt in Central Asia
April 10 New York reports Theodore Roosevelt and his brother Kermit prepare for a hunting expedition from Srinagar to Isrimawar through the Karakoram, aiming to hunt the Asian Argali or Ovis Poli with yak transport and pack animals. The Roosevelts depart after family farewells, carrying most gear from home as India offers limited supplies.
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New York
Central Asia
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Roosevelts
Tomosrow
Southampton
Muaraelles
Bonthay
Isrimawer
Srinagar
Turkestan
Hissarias Marea Poli
Tallin
Ovis Poli
Ruth
Roosevelt Brothers
Mary
India
George OK
Cherrie
Passionis
Postpone Flight Of Big Dirigible At Navy Station
April 4 at the naval air station announces that the repair bound dirigible has not yet completed a test flight. A short cruise will test new framework sections, with the next sighting target likely next Tuesday if the airship tender Patoka is in position in the gulf of Mexico.
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Larerurst
Noi
Navy Air Station
Gulf of Mexico
Aerial Expedition Details From Radio Broadcast
April Lovie of the Progrewn and qiiscoveries of the aerial expeditot into the north next Jie a he headen by Donald 8. MacMillan. The party, including Navy personnel, will transmit by wireless from a station atop the Straits building. Planes carry radio parts, food, equipment, guns, and camera gear. A 25 member crew and a pilot expert in mechanics and navigation will operate, with amateur cooperation invited.
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Cuo AO
Donald
MacMillan
Me- Onna
Bruademsters
McDonld
U.S
Raddio
Trea
Cumin
Oseietiste
Navy
Mc. Donald
Talsing
Arew Straits
McDonald
Readio Manufacturing Company
United States
iRpedi
Metunuld
de Lout Tonderesdt
Cap Lai Wild Vaus
Thay Samay Uibbeest Naval Station
Radia Sam
Olson Death Quiz Not Yet Complete
Chicago April 10 A long-winded update reports Willan Darling Shephard linked to the murder of his ward Willian Nelson McClintock. The state supreme court denied a habeas corpus motion delaying Shepherd’s release effort. meanwhile a chemist announced mercury found in Emma Nelson McClintock’s organs. Authorities weigh Shepherd’s possible role as investigations continue into the McClintock deaths and related poison inquiries.
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Chicago
Willan Darling Shephard
Willian Nelson
McClintock
Ornhar
State Supreme Court
Shepherd
Willan BD. McNally
Caroner
Emma Nelson McClintock
Shettherd
Oscar Olson
Mia
George Porberg
Harry, Olson
Coolidge Madden Tax Plan Proposed in Washington
April report from We The Man notes Chairman Madden of the appropriations committee sponsors a plan to rebate taxpayers as government winds down a surplus. President Coolidge has not discussed it with Madden who says he will press for action by the next Congress. Madden cites expertise in finance while Wooldridge argues surpluses should cut the national debt or justify tax cuts if large.
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Washington
Madden
Nence Appropriations Com
Coolidie
Chala Madden
Nance
Fecha
Unnrapulationx
Dodge Brothers car company bond offering planned
New York bankers planned a large bond sale to support Dodge Brothers auto venture with a 75,000 bond issue as part of a 160,000,000 financing. The move followed an enormous subscription for the 36,000,000 stock issue, and aimed to sustain Wall Street demand amid holidays and high trading volume.
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New York
Dodge
Auramobile
Tosmorrow
Wall Street
Fiat
Kande
Tend and Company
Bankera
Reesellimy
Yeaterday
Favorable Report Expected From Steel Company
New York April 1 the large reduction in untied stor? is reported by the U S steel reprioration with Wall Street noting the company will be able to show a favorable earnings state ment for the first quarter of the year. Lower prices and cost controls are cited as factors.
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New York
U. Stet
Raya
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Couadxe
de Retlria
Ixplain
Hamburger
Stephenson
Edovaids Herriot
Wyoming
Edna Tinney
Frank
Namaseds
Syria
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Rhemoh
Ariven
Butt
Mussolini
U. S
America
Ucedie
Rees
Suglenys
Phayvard Medical
Fairmont
Capital
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Miwmont
Virginie
Cherlevtan
Voriog
Seetinis
Hlarrigon County
Packers
Armour and Morris Company
Alleghenies
Air 10E
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Oo Wath
Weeks
Chapman
Chapin
Chaniar
Walmington
Areunius
Hunt
Voodoo Doctor
Teddy
Los Angeles
National Association of Broadcasters
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