Fighting Bob LaFollette Demands Recess Not Congress Adjournment
Washington June 2 The fight over adjournment raged as LaFollette proposed a substitute recess for one month to reconvene July 7 with a relief program for agriculture reclamation and transportation. The move follows a House adjournment vote 224 to 257 and faces opposition from leaders. LaFollette argues for delaying adjournment until a concrete agricultural plan is debated.
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Paris Crisis Keeps France in Political Limbo
June 2 dispatches report Edouard Herriot and other leaders pressing for Dawes report adoption while President Buller Cand and allies face a fragile minority. Movements seek a cabinet reshuffle and a return to stability as rival factions weigh legal paths to end the presidency amid a tense political standoff.
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Chicago Scions Pit Millions In Fight For Life
Chicago heiress heirs Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb face habeas corpus hearings as state and defense clash over release and possible murder indictments. The inquest into Robert Franks resumes with the defendants present, while letters and ransom plots surface amid intense courtroom activity.
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Officials Back Alderson Site for Women’s Institution
Washington dispatch reports high officials favor Alderson for a federal women’s prison. The move gains support from key Virginia lawmakers and West Virginia delegates amid tense votes on adjournment and legislative strategy. The proposal centers on Greenbrier County and Alderson to house federal women offenders.
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Wisconsin-like Iowa primary shows Brookhart lead
In Des Moines the Iowa Republican primary elevated Brookhart ahead of Burton and other rivals. Brookhart posted about 20,500 votes while challenger Kweet trailed with around 30,802, as the contest narrowed to key party figures.
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Unidentified Man Taken To Asylum Over Silence
A disoriented man is escorted to an asylum after refusing to speak. The report details guards, a county jail, and observers as authorities attempt to determine the man’s identity and the circumstances surrounding his detainment. The piece also mentions a city event scheduling a third round boxing match in Youngstown later tonight.
Government Will Limit Child Labor Debate Across States
Long, fragmented report on federal efforts to limit child labor and enforce standards. Mentions Senate debate, constitutional questions, and proposals viewed as expanding federal authority while proponents argue for nationwide safeguards for minors.
Cornwall Leads Delegate Race in Wide Field Contest
The article records Cornwell leading a delegate race amid a crowded field. It lists numerous candidates, with scattered names and numbers, and references several regions and groups shaping the party’s selection dynamics.
Scouts Reign in Citys Nab Store Burglar
Scouts in the city nab a store burglar amid civic ceremonies. Officials, including Mayor Werts, preside as the patrols patrol the hall steps, and a mock trial follows with youths learning police duties. A burglary report interrupts the event, describing a break in and a brief pursuit before police capture.
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Burglars haul in Raleigh crime spree ends
A disrupted thief ring in Raleigh yielded stolen goods and prompted police action. Investigators traced activity around Wyre and Wyong, with daily patrols and arrests after a string of break ins. The incident tied to a larger network, and authorities stated the spree began earlier in the week and involved multiple locations.
House Passes Postal Pact in Senate Split Vote
The House backed a postal pact amid a Senate-imposed split in a 40 to 14 vote. Proponents argue the plan would raise annual costs to about 200 million dollars, with the 200 clerks and inspectors affected. The conference with the Senate sought support for the amendment, while critics question the wide expenditure.
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Tax relief bill cuts rates but adds new levies
Washington reports the new revenue law lowers federal taxes for individuals, wipes or trims many wartime levies, and creates gifts and inheritance taxes while raising estate and playing card taxes. It also tightens anti evasion provisions and expands excise duties, with full effect on revenue to be felt next year. The president signed the bill citing temporary relief and aims for more permanent reform later.
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Bones Found on Banks of River Wheeling
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