Nitti Warns of Italian Revolt Against Labor Order
Francesco Nitti, former Italian prime minister, denounces Fascist labor reform as built on force, not popular will. He warns the regime will lead to revolution or war, arguing government must reflect citizens’ consent and democracy. He critiques the April 2 law creating state controlled unions and mandatory contributions for laborers and workers, foreseeing oppressive funding for nationalist mobilization and youth programs.
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Universal Service
Owelle
Moycott
Jourhallate
Pascisma
Uberal
Piyano
Mupacltni
Mhe
Avery
Italy
Une
Syndicatns
Maat Ne Faseteca
Psmamata
St ‘Chatte
Caleriea
Ialy
Opars Nasionale Dalla
Dantre
Belohe
Pay Days for Pepper and Ware Stir Voter Beatings in Pittsburgh
The Philadelphia and Pittsburgh political scene reels as reports claim slush funds paid voters hourly during campaigns. A gas bomb at a distribution event halted activity while observers warn money buys influence. State Republicans, led by Mellon kin, push impeachment threats against Mayor Kane amid corruption claims.
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Pittsburgh
Mellon
Plan Rally of Law Enforcers in West Virginia June Event
Federated forces for law observance plan a state convention at Baptist Temple in June. Toronto speaker Bowman will discuss prohibition and government control of liquor with other national figures. Women attendees and a banquet Friday night are planned, with a large program of music and talks by enforcement leaders. The Kanawha county league will be formed and officially organized.
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Federated
Virginia
Bownes
Toronto
Canada
Spanic
United States
Boatineas
Baer
F. Aentt Mebielde
Washington, D. C
Atata
Ableapenkera
Addreapen
Stra, J
Walter Darner
W. CT. U
Enforcement
Kaenewhs
Apearkers
Benji
Moonoe
McDride
Howard
Russell
Mra
J. Walter Haines
Studd T. Neel
Tl. Spencer
Frank 3
Kinchelow
Prat
L. A. Potter
Northwestern Uplvarelty
Chicago
Urbane
First Conkrepational Church
Oak Tark
Ife
Atate
Hapitat
Kanawha
Ivacue Wit
Tacna Arica tangle turns to acute crisis in region
Report from Tacna and Arica describes rising tensions as Chile and Peru exchange diplomatic moves. Chilean cabinet weighs options while American observers critique relations with Peru. An editorial urges firm U N stance amid regional instability and questions about the Hauch reform.
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Tacna
Chile
Juan
Nxt
Laponat
Pacifico Today
United States
Botkin
Energlen
Federal Men Uncover Alien Smuggling Plot
Federal agents disclose a broad alien smuggling ring forging entry permits to bring foreigners into the United States. The scheme used fraudulent documents, including forged Commissioner General permits, and involved dozens of individuals detained or deported after attempts to enter via New York and other ports. Immigration authorities vow stricter limits and deportations.
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Immigration Service
Namnay
Uuoivernal Service
Washington
Xinesrad Hy & Iyrapean
Allena
United States
Dame Orteliife
Ollers
Ulderadood
New York
Sanmthe
Hampton
Campa
Tragedy Follows Rescue Attempt At Miami Beach
Unclear report details a drowning incident near Miami Beach with a person saved from water and a woman who reportedly attempted to swim to safety. Authorities describe a rescue craft involved and a missing or presumed death following the incident.
Senatorial Candidate Calls Governor for Whittemore Mercy
Virginia Petere-Parkhurst, Democratic senatorial candidate, appeals to Governor to commute Whittemore’s execution. She argues mental fitness and moral duty require mercy, while urging capital punishment as justified for a habitual criminal. The letter condemns leniency and urges restraint against brutal retaliation.
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Chriwonma
Mapytatt
Virginia
Petere-Parkhurat
Talay
Riteho Ty Xing
Wehatd Teow Wiittemere
Ana
Ted
Sheriff To Run Office From Jail In Contempt Case
Cook county sheriff Peter Moffiran and deputy Wertbrook began jail terms for contempt of court after alleged abuses to inmates at Cook County Jail. They claimed the detentions were to expose corruption, while aides carried out duties. Court noted fines and pending appeals as controversy sparked friend protests urging federal action.
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Peter MM. Moffiran
Weally
Wertbrook
Cookcounty
Almont
Wax County
Whattun
Deville
Satesi
Witheraun
Tagnan
Cook County
Keys
Hatta
Bart
Terry
Wan
Hoffman
Lake
Wheaton
Void Dullage
Dekalb
Usetr
Uiene
President Coolidge
Netion
Nardan Ther
Unclear fragment reports a man injured in Bridge incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person named Tatag Munwood involved in a bridge incident at noon near BelAir. It mentions a fall of about 10 feet and a transfer to a hospital, with garbled details about dates and other names.
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Tred
Huntington
Terwoot-Bellaire
Delatee Hospital
New England backs West Virginia coal fight in Atlantic City
New England and Massachusetts chamber groups press for lower price controls and a stable supply of bituminous coal from southern West Virginia. Governor Fuller supports hearings to end fuel shortages and prevent a return to anthracite, with testimony slated to begin June 21 in Atlantic City and run through early July as parties contest routing and rates across New England.
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New England
Virginia
Atlantic City
West Virginia
W. Day
Ita
Alvin T. Waller
Rommonwealth
Rominson
New Eaxland
Puller
Narlona Groupe
Interstate Commerce Comminaton
New Silver
Pocahontas
Maine
Yartoun
Rosten Chamber of Commerce
Fuller
PLAN CIRCULARS TO CAPTURE PONZI SCHEME
A garbled report details a Ponzi scheme arrest cycle involving Charles Ponzi related figures and a collapse provoked by failed appeals. It notes Ponzi's flight to Florida, an attempted Jacksonville venture halted by investigations, and his bail set at 910,000 as authorities monitor his movements. It also mentions a separate Antonio, Vexus, and a Mexican ex-president rumor of renewed revolution interests and related political tension.
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Vworton
Jones Athau
Charles Ponst
Toston
Auperine Criminal Court
Binte
Councn
Florida
Jacksonville
Ponsi
Ulery
Antonio
Aalto de la Huert
Mexicn
Callen
Mexico
Eaming Xoun
Nickel Plate hones new plan to resubmit 1 dollar line
Washington June 12 evidence shows efforts to resubmit the Nickel Plate one dollar plan. Commissioner Meyer of the Interstate Commerce Commission told Indiana legislators that informal talks with majority and minority sides are planned. Nickel Plate board chair O P Ensynrin pledged prompt consideration for the Attica program as the debate over the Chicago Attica and South Bend route continues.
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Washington
Indiana
Congress
Commiestoner Myer
Iterative Commerce Commission
Indiana Wonntara
Antena
Atepn
Chicago
Attica
Commianion
Wan auRcestad
Aitnority Stockholdang
Oh Uridératanding
Auiens
Meyer
Chemoe Beske
Onto
Wildere
Ind
Oo. P. ¥Ensyenrin
Nickel Plate Board
Meyer Sald
Chichwo
Bouth
Tutter Road
Sergion
Scott's Wife Aids Defense in Chicago Court
Mrs Catherine Beatt wife of Rupeth Beatt a defendant in a murder case resumes efforts to aid his defense The article notes she plans to attend a forthcoming trial with legal aides and a physician to examine her husband during his sanity hearing next week. The piece recalls Beatt was previously moved from a Chicago jail for a sanity review and is awaiting another examination.
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Chicago
Catherine Beatt
Ruspeth Beatt
Tone
Murterer
Herume
Ravine Duonay
Hin Defenne
Scott
Mra
Momitay Anc
Thors
Jong
Nurag
Aee
Witornes
Ant
Heatt
Jone
Onenieth
Fatal auto crash kills Isabelle MacCorkle at Montgomery
Governor William A. MacCorkle and his daughter Mies MacCorkle were injured when their car plunged down a ten foot embankment on the Midland Trail near Rathylle. Isabelle MacCorkle, 25, died at Coal Valley hospital from pelvic fractures and internal injuries. Governor MacCorkle, unhurt, consoled by relatives as doctors fought to save her.
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Midland Trail
Rainelle
Sewell Mountain
Mies Trahellé MacCorkle
William A. MacCorkle
Coal Valley Hospital
Montgomery
Stac Corkle
Matite
MincCoritle
Hampden-Hydney Collage
Virginia
Clair Sewell Mountain
Ratinalle
Palmer Dann
MacCorkin
Rand
Heapitel Treasden
Hp Priver
Governor
Mise MacCorkin
Ubmbankment Govertnor
MacCorkle
W. G. MacCorkle
Myrtle Averfue
Evenina
Mins MacCorkle
Manu
Charleston
Governor MacCorkle
Alvin StacCorkle
West Side Trade Improves, Business Optimism Grows
Clipped and garbled report notes stronger West Side commerce with gains of 300 to 400 percent over 1928 months and rising employment. Local manufacturers and merchants report better credit, higher spending at homes, and plans for new homes as optimism spreads despite psychological recession talk. Magistrate Me Cortney sentenced for drunk driving in Clarksburg.
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Mary Ines
Une
John
Mont Iinen
Almbré
Yhn
Faye Noble Conner
Clarksburg
Cortney
Adamaton
State Penitentiary
Wadsworth Attack to Hurt Al Says Crumton
New York Democratic leaders deny authorizing the attack letter against James P. Wadworth Jr in a bid to influence Governor Smith’s campaign. Representative Crumton of Michigan calls the move a blighting factor in Smith’s presidential prospects.
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Wadsworth
Cramton
House
Paamany Hall
New York
Air Universal Service
Wasilington
James Wy Wadeworth, Jr
Louie C. Crumton
Michigan
Smith
Crrantion
Republicut
Rongteas
P Deligh
United States
Winsworth
John §. Carew
Tammany Hall
John J. O’connor
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Ny Asandtatet
Thanesylvania
Dov Aert
Repidement Party
Benatar
Metin
Universal Kory
Eylvanin
Renue
Abuah Fund
Frederick J. Mentel
Biviakly
Heutel
Gittard Pluchoty
George WL Pepsper
William
Keutel
T. Henry Walnut
Philadelphia
Heise Tei
States
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Elakti Ial
Hieber
Miami Beach
Dane
Mohan Oh
Newah City
Zeneb Yao
Nia Amdt
Moan
RMIT
Aye Howe
Whittemore
Senate
Maryland
England
Boston
Z. T. Vankweringen
Letter of Interstate Commerce
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Seveh Pee E
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