Congress Fails to Fund Operation Ends Session in Turmoil
The article details a heated session collapse as Congress lacks funds to operate. It traces key actions, votes, and proposed writs to force county returns, with names like Westfall and others tied to the fallout and impending public notices.
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Secretary of State Funds
Bluestone Plant Wrecked by Fire
A Bluestone manufacturing facility suffered a major blaze damaging the plant and surrounding areas. An estimated $920,000 in losses was reported with no immediate word on total value or causes. Local authorities noted workers had just left the plant when the fire started and investigators begin tracing the origin of the blaze.
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COTTE
Hhoatens
Voemiea
Sorahan
Meeroren
SF Cave
Efags Weise Etnetrle
Tirana Company
Aatslaine Planta Feye
Daring Ot Fertand the
Foramen
Court reverses will decree in peculiar case
The court reverses the will decree in a peculiarly contested case involving Samuel Justus and his wife Mewintey. The opinion notes the estate valued at more than 82,000,000 and rejects any provision designed to tempt divorce or coercion toward future separation.
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Dudae
Fenange
Mewintey
Prison Raid Debate Sparks Alderson Site Fight
Washington stemmed from a bill authorizing a federal women's prison near Alderson. A committee found the Alderson site favored, with political push from Virginia congressmen and a Washington study pressuring for approval. In Tokyo, Japanese nationals attacked a dance, demanding deportation of Americans and an end to dance culture amid rising anti American sentiment.
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Committee
Chances Bright
West
Virginia
Washington
Coolidge Seaterday
Federal Institution
Aldernon
Thoman J. Lilly
Verne
Cone Perret
Génjerm
Secretariat of
Interior and Labor Departments
Alfirson
Alterson
United States
Institutyon
TOKIO
Inw
Imperiel
Teava
Beycotth
Japan
Tanson
Intiatras
Vince
Miso
Reporta Wera
Huntington Man Slain in Kentucky Investigation
A Huntington man found dying near Edlington Ky is linked to the death of Grvite Wallace. A 21 year old William Hern of Columbus Ohio and another woman Htalia Elliott of Columbus are detained for questioning as authorities probe whether Wallace died by murder or self harm.
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Nania
Marie Crevanger
Colum
Grvite Wallace
Edlington
Bla Eby
William Hern
Columbus
Onlo
Edy Inntom Ky
Wallace
Htalia Elliott
Frood Atta
Sheri Joe Callahan
Greenup County
Kantucky
Nat
Greene Up
Edeington
Una
House Approves $5000 Probe Into Judge Baker Case
The House authorized $5000 for expenses of a probe into charges against Judge W K Baker of the Northern District of West Virginia by Prosecuting Attorney A Brown. The investigation, led by a subcommittee of the Judiciary committee, follows Brown’s claim Baker violated the Volstead Act.
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Federal District
House
Washington Buren
Bond Bolling
Judiciars
Opposition to Lowden Looms Five in Field
The Republican national committee closed its pre convention contest work in Cleveland praising officers leaving the battlefield. Five in field for vice president dominated the talks with Lowden and others as potential choices. Delegates from Tennessee were seated amid continued factional maneuvering and calls for party harmony.
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Cleveland
Republican National Committee
Hooma Stariea Fisia
Lowden
Boon
Borah
Hanger
Charles &. Dawes
Tidenzo
Marion Leroy Burton
University of Michigan
Coolidge
Aen
Hoovern
Boss N Tt
General Dawer
Burton
National Committee
John T. Adams
George B. Lockwood
Fred Iohain
Tatlor
Waynan Wiikerann
Memphis
Tenn
Tennrenen
Og Jonnweder
Mayfield Keeps Senate Seat After Election Contest
Washington June 7 The Senate elections committee finds no sufficient proof that Mayfield Democrat Texas used funds from the Ku Klux Klan or any group to influence the 1982 race against Republican George E. B. Peddy. The panel votes to continue hearings and prepare a report on intimidation and unfair practices in the contest.
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Sens Nie
Mayfeld
Texas
George E. B. Peady
Ku Klux Klan
Peddy
Mayfield
Chaiman Spencer
Crude Boyish Plot Unwound In Loeb Leopold Confession
Chicago June report details Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr sharing in the kidnapping and murder of Robert Franks. The confession describes motive, plan, and actions from selection to disposal, with notes on their privileged backgrounds and the nature of the crime.
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Richard Loeb
Chicago
Nin
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Robert Franks
Bisa
Ghicaga Nillonwiren
Loeb
Leopard
Rte
Franks
Leopold
Jonn Levinson
Two Auto Victims Die In Separate Collisions
In Charleston, James Craft 17 died after being struck by a car driven by Roseell S. Moles of 1928 Sixth Avenue. Spencer Pierson seven was hit when John Lucenti’s tow car lost control near Capitol and Dryden streets. Lucenti and Moles face investigation and bond set at 5000 dollars.
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Stuartstreet
James Craft
Piersons
Spencer Pier- Bon
Capitol Street
State
Roy
Pierson Hone
George Croft
Randolph Strast
Pierson
Pléemon
Spencer Pierson
John Lucent
Dryden
Capitol Streets
Ani
Barage
Fon Amick
Pierson Ho
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Phycalcians
Taucenti
Roseell
Moles
Stuart Street
Spancer Pierson
Thomas Pierson
Cephtolstraat
State Street
John Lucenti
Capitol
Lucenti
Pierson Kay
Por
Youth Wounded During Home Robbery in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, 18-year-old William Anderson of St Louis was shot by chauffeur James J McCarthy during a nighttime break in at Peter Winchester Roush estate. Mrs Roush fled with $50,000 in jewels as intruder faced down. Anderson was hospitalized. McCarthy was arrested.
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Robert
Twospeld
Leopold
Bunser
Fleuim
House of Loeb
Sears, Rochuck and Company
Loeb
Warry
Aome Dary
Leapolds
Jackson Park
Ad Vanes
New York
Peter Winchester Roush
Millionaira Arygoods Deater
Brooklyn
William Anderson
St. Louis
James J. McCarthy
Roush
Anderson
Congress Closes Six Month Session Amid Turmoil
Congress ends six months amid bitter dissension as bills on reclamation and bonus funding fail. Deficiency and eight cruiser programs collapse. Coolidge vetoes postal pay raise as extravagant. Senate and House adjourn with protests and last minute wrangling.
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Utah
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Brookhart
Spencer
Missouri
Norbeck
South Dakota
Smoot
Robinson
Reed
Adop
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