Wheeler and Reed face anti saloon league probe
In Washington a Senate investigation convened as Wayne Wheeler and Reed of Missouri testified about Anti-Saloon League activities. Wheeler supplied details on finances and operations while Reed challenged questions and debated disclosure of private records.
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Washington
Senate
Wayne All Wheel
Bune
Reed
Mintouri
Waorrier
Dindale
Wen
Wheeler
Wayne
Wheeter
Willie Willis Coperiat Deeds Record
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Willie Willis Coperiat and Rodert Quillen with mentions of deeds and publishers, suggesting a legal or property record. No clear event dates or full names provided.
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Willie Willis Coperiat
Ibid, Publishers’ Brocheste
Ett Rodert Quillen
Mystery Man Sought After Girl Slain in Seattle
Sylvia Gaines, 23, a graduate of Amith College and daughter of Willam Gaines, was found strangled and beaten near Green Lake in Seattle. Authorities pursued a roughly dressed man seen with Gaines before her disappearance and a potential lead from near the grove. Autopsy to determine exact cause and timing of death.
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Seattle
Grove
Wash
Jone
Sylvia I. Gaines
Amilta College
Willam A
Afr
Mire F
Stokes
Mise Cainen
Balay
Robert Giann
Iso
Mian Gatnew
Amith College
Northampton
Gunshot Wounds Endangered Life in South Charleston Incident
Ralph Mankin aged 31 to south Charleston lies in critical condition at Dunn hospital after a barroom shooting by Raymond Hayles 55 an employee of a local company. Police report Hayles drank and fired during a dispute then was jailed awaiting the outcome of Mankins injuries. The second item notes Gov Cuomo's trip plans to Grand Rapids Chicago and the Eucharistic congress.
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Ralph Mankin
Mankin
South Charleston
Dunn Hospital
Raymond Rayles
Charleston Chermica
Barbeds
Lountington
Hayles
Bayles
Young Slankin
St. Albans
Wan
hay @ Sandwich
Kanewha
AL Amitit Goers Witst
Albany
Cuvernse Smith
Grand Rapids
Stichigan
Chicago
Chicaga
Welcome to Chicago Cardinal Pilgrimage Stirs City
Huge crowds gather as John Cardinal Fonanza and George Mundelein lead a papal ceremony in Chicago. The procession includes thousands of worshippers from across the nation, with pageantry on Michigan Avenue and at the Holy Name Cathedral as the church marks a major religious event.
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Grant
Chicago
John Cardinal Bonsann
Mitylyna
Avery
Michizan Boulevard
Park Tow
Cardinal Fongano
George Cardinal Mundelein
Hort
Krom
Merced
Marquette
Clor
Tally Cray
Teacher sues youth for criminal assault damages
Dorothy Wertervelt of Deknib, a northarn state teacher at Deknib College, filed a civil suit in June seeking 60 000 in damages against three youths formerly students who pleaded guilty to criminal assault against her. They were yesterday sentenced to thirteen years each in the state reformatory.
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Bycamore
Dorothy Wertervelt
Northarn
Cox Acquitted of Shooting Buddy
Martinsburg records show Welby Coe cleared of feloniously shooting Jeane Frye, his fellow town colleague, in a trial held here today. The incident, linked to last November, was defended as self defense with Frye reputedly advancing on Coe, who testified to fear of armed confrontation. Frye was seriously wounded by five bullets. the case hinged on whether immediate danger justified the shooting.
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Martinsburg
Welby
Coe Wan
Jeane Frye
Rafiaad
Hia Teal
Frye
Atate
Man Cancels Wedding Plans and Gets License Refund
John O'Dell of Kanawha County sought a marriage license with Pearlie Reed after inquiries in the county clerk's office. He returned later to surrender the license and ask a refund, but officials refused any refund for a used license.
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W. Savage
County Moulton
John O'Dell
Kenawha County
Jonn
Andel
Jobo O
Jonny Dell
Kanawha County
Pearlie Reed
John
Snowi
Hernio
Chile Scores U S Stand On Tacna Pact
Chilean deputies urge Monroe doctrine bold lines while stressing American aid toward asserting claims over Tacna and Arica. Rallies demand strong action by the United States to support Chilean territorial aims amid plebiscite tensions.
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Santiago
Chile
Monroe Horteign
Lancy Americane
Edward Matte
Taenne Arica Plebiserairy Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Apench
Matte
Rastay
Lanalter
Winsperch
Plebincitary Commission
Lassiter
The
United
Mexico
Colombia
Lasalter
Foreign Ministry
Lawsiter
United States
Napoleon's Fate Seen For Krim and Others
Reports from a Franco Spanish conference at the Quat D Urany discuss the fate of a deposed leader and assert no major changes in the plans of the two delegations. They consider relocation to a place with strict oversight to prevent future menace while avoiding harsh punitive measures, aiming to preserve peace in northern Africa.
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Etry
Pamis
Quat D'Urany
Minrocco
Africa
Three men found guilty and not guilty in police slaying case
In Row'ton a jury found Albert Derakon guilty of manslaughter and John St Hambursky and Stanley Y Tootheker not guilty on the charge. They were sent to Charles Street Jail to await theft trial. Sentencing for Derakon on the slaying charges set for next Thursday. Bail set at 350000 for Deshon, 146000 for Nanibursty, and 120000 for Coothaker.
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Row'ton
Albert Derakon
Menntaughter
John St Hambursky
Stanley Y Tootheker
Sayin Patrul
Frank J. Comeau
Jide
Charles Street
Dexhon
Deshon
Nanibursty
City and Coothaker
Briand Plays Balance Beam Over Cabinet Crisis
Briand seeks a coalition as he balks at joining the new French cabinet with Poincare as finance minister. He warns he may quit if unsuccessful, pressing for radical Socialist input while appeasing conservative forces. The crisis centers on debt talks and ratification pressure.
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Partir
Ife
Toleara
Verniot
M. Briand
Haymond Poincare
M. Triand
Poincare
Herrin
Triand
Finance
Folncare
Mrantio fInenes
Orta
Louis Davanet
Caliimaz
Washington
Daria de Topean Porside
Slay Wife Then Kill Self In New York Tragedy
In New York on June 17 Tretnto Telkes a Chicago radio maker shot and killed his wife then mortally wounded himself. The couple’s death occurred after a quarrel in a Riverside Drive hotel room. Police linked a third party to the room and a hastened exit from Astor Hotel. Telkes, president of a corporation, died of his wounds. the wife was young and from Chicago. Detectives probe the motive and identify a man named Telkes as a potential husband.
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Chicago
New York
Hee
Self
Riverside Drive
Astor Hotel
Totker
Bath
Tom
Elisabeth Hasnett
Telken
Ap Renin Atherdan
Carole
The
Tania Corporationy
Special Water Power Session Hinges on Legislators
A governor statement signals a pending special water power session reliant on legislators' wishes. He notes the need for careful consideration of proposed hydraselected legislation and expects a personal letter. The interview hints at assembling a special session if the majority supports action.
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Hoverayr
Gore
Cormiart
Train hero sacrifices life in Pennsylvania wreck
In ALATRAVILEE on June 17 a Syracuse style train wreck rescue led Orange S J Onn to sacrifice himself guiding passengers to safety. Dr William Denis reports Farrell of Enet Orange N J died after aiding others as passengers screamed for help amid flames and wreckage.
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Alatravilee
lHow
Orange
S.J
Bentz
Farrell
Enet Orange
Taylor Fights Coal Measures In House Debate
In Washington on June 12 and 17, lawmakers debated coal legislation with Taylor of West Virginia opposing control measures. LaGuardia of New York and Tack of New York pushed for a national regulation while proponents argued urgency during the anthracite strike. Taylor highlighted middlemen profits and argued the bituminous mines could prevent shortages.
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House of Representatives
Parker
New York
LaGuardints
J. Alfred Taylor
West
Mr. Taylor
Ar. Taylor
Wyant
Pannsylvania
Tachmann
West Virginia
Taylor
Washington
Ceal
Tremontoun
Escapes Death by Electrocution in Night Spill
A vehicle stalled during a storm when 2,200 volt lines struck the car near Law Creek. The driver Chandler veered the car off the embankment, suffered severe head injuries, and was hospitalized in Charlestown. The crash damaged the vehicle beyond repair.
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Law Creek
Uverse
Chandler
Nuddenly
Iin
Dann Hoapital Fe
Charlewton
H Fm
List of Dead in Train Smash
A list from June 17 details casualties from a train wreck near Mitshcrag. Named injured include George Powell with a fractured shoulder and other victims with lacerations and broken bones. Several listed passengers and crew are identified by hometowns such as Pittsburgh and Washington.
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Teton
Wertz
Greve
Harm
Gordon
Drerens
Ohle
McNary Bill Vote Stymied by Senate Debate
Washington report details Senate talks on the McNary farm bill with Johnson Caraway and other leaders pressing for action before week’s end. Willis and Orr discuss cooperative marketing provisions while Rajah calls the measure unconstitutional over equalization effects.
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Washington
iWeadera
McNary
Wa & Rider
Herator Rajah
Johnson
Senate
Billitos
Europe
Menator Carawayeli
Benator Runedell
Tineher Credit Bui
Jardine
Y Hauwe
Walker Sets Stricter New York Curfew With Penalties
New York Mayor Jimmy Walker tightened the city curfew adding up to a year in jail and a $500 fine for cabarets and night clubs failing to close by 3 AM. He had previously granted a 2 AM limit but extended it after noting patrons would be forced to leave by then. The change takes effect October 3.
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Whaelat
Corbe
Herd
Chowan
Moe
Leanne
Gry
Bievomimand
Teed
Lesgie
Hoy E Wehealey
Pittburgh
Allegh
C. Jambeor
Pittsiarch
Wheatero Mane
Paneylvanian Manufaccturers’ Association
A. W. Drown
Piptebocnh Prenz
Kitne
Itt Sureh
New York
Amin Tadey
Walker
Cnbarat
Magimoen
Pate
Broadway
Richard Norse Whittemore
Baltimore
Nia
Landit
Anor
Wreck of Two Pennsylvania Trains Shocks Pittsburgh Area
Survivors recount brutal collision at Gray Station in which two fast Pennsylvania trains, the Cincinnati Limited and the Washington Express, rammed together killing many and injuring dozens. Officials from federal state and local agencies suspend normal duties as investigations begin and rescue efforts continue amid a scene of wreckage and confusion.
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Jeventond
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Layle
Loreland County
Cincinnati
Washington
Johnstown
Latrobe Houpsain
Othara
Jane Nerioualy
Beranin & Mann
W. 3. Gonlon
Altoona
McDonell
Cleveland
Ant
The
United
Ted
Federn
State
County
Falkond Agene Chew
Iiterstate Commerce ‘Commlerion
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Singh Fund
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India
Sacred College
John Carding
Donzano
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Bride
Roscoe Moulton
George Ort
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Tacna Pact
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Krim
Briand
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Herriot
Alayre Ulminna Pitthburgh
Mey
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Dactiy Hater, Jr
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Erimen McLaughlin
Alacuentha Cane
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Orange, N. J
House
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Ohio
Jimmy Walker
Pennsylvania Railroad
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