True Strength M Kellar Leads New Attack On Italian Debt
Senator William B McKinley leads New Att attack on Mussolini in Senate over Italian debt settlement. He labels Mussolini greatest evil in 100 years and urges cancellation of indebtedness to shield liberty. Debate centers on 2 billion dollar Italian loan and banker's role amid market volatility.
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M. Kellar
Anay
United Freas
Washington
Missatini
Russia
Ehef
Senate
MaRetlar
Tennentee
Mussolini
Talian
Amott San
Mussolbi
Commissio
Lily
Morginane Company
SLOC
Tay
Tal
Rebate on City Taxes Ends May 1st In 1926 Tax
City treasurer says thousands have claimed the one percent rebate on the 1926 tax assessment. Exemptions apply for those who pay early while penalties rise after May 1 until July 1. The rebate ends May 1, with penalties increasing monthly thereafter.
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Daxopavers
Westley
Ted
Somingwo Webkis
Miniature Chinese Regime Hidden in Legation Quarter
April 13 United Press reports Tuap Chi Jui, the imposed president of Chisiy, secretly established a miniature government in the legation quarter. He plans passive resistance to nationalist forces seeking to install a new presid ent in the palace. His followers reportedly convened Monday night in the legation quarter to seize relays from nationalists who would imprison him. The aim is to prevent Ford er President Tava Song or any other from within the office.
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Legation
United Prose Peking
Tuap Chi Jui
Chisiy
Qwarter
Ee United Press
Gna
Oll
Tuan
Forder
Tava Song
City launches street and park cleanup drive
The Departments of Streets and Parks unite for a spring cleanup. Winter refuse is being removed from the business district while park areas receive a thorough cleaning. Mayor and city officials oversee the coordinated effort across the central city facilities.
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Hep
House Committee Moves to Probe Prohibition
The House committee on prohibition announces plans to launch an inquiry into the enforcement and effects of the prohibition era. An investigation is set to begin Thursday with Treasury Department officials participating, amid opposition from some members.
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House Committee
Burbank Household Carried On By Work After Death
Memorial notes honor Luther Burbank and his horticultural legacy. Family and expert naturalists, including close associates, plan continued propagation and display of his experimental gardens and plant work at Se bastopol and nearby gardens. Stanford University and Huntington, W V, relatives expect ongoing devotion to the garden projects awaiting memorial services in Santa Rosa.
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United Press
Santa “Rosa
Coliffy
Luther Burbank
Muntiafike
Dar 'Hank
Alex Marth
Huntington
Hurtank
Hell ‘Bary
Witbank
Stanford University
Hurbank
Met Feho
Will Carey
Santa Rota
Plant Leader G B Nye Speaker at Fries Plant
G B Plant leader G B Nye spoke at the Fries General Electrical plant, addressing workers on industry and social welfare. Nye, former president of the Erin Routry Club, spoke after 9 in the evening to an audience that welcomed his remarks and the planned program.
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EJ Nye
General Electrical Company
Fries
Nye
Industiy
Erin Routry Clb
Steck Assumes Senate Place Of Brookhart
Democratic gains strengthen as the Senate rebuffs insurgent Brookhart and steers to seating Daniel Steck. The vote shifts balance toward Democrats, with Republicans facing a tighter margin and the chamber’s action shaping Iowa political power.
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Steck
Senate
Brookhart
Iowa
Cummins
Dinner Meeting at Phoenix Wednesday
A dinner meeting at Phoenix is being organized by the Merchants Chamber of Commerce. The committee reports rapid progress for the third gathering, with local businesses and manufacturers expected to attend. Speakers include J. W. Leaward and other prominent figures to discuss advertising and related topics.
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Phoenix
Conference Held On Reno Road Project In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on April 13 Acting Secretary William H. Connell presided as representatives of New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads met to discuss the Reno Road project. Officials aimed to clarify a relocation plan and secure road bed appropriations for the rail lines. The conference focused on estimating needs and aligning on the relocation to facilitate the rail route.
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Marrisburg
New Yorke
Reno Rosa
William H. Conmiell
Seteury Cannel
Miner stabbed to death in Vendetta incident near town
United Press reports a miner died from stab wounds in a Vendetta attack late Sunday night. Police say authorities are investigating the involved parties as suspects while relatives recall the victim, noted for his work in the local mine and ties to the community.
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United Press
Amundsen expedition on next lap of flight plans
Palliam England April 18 reports Amundsen expedition update as polar airship Norjele proceeds toward Ost with commander SSobile arranging Oslo departure Wednesday morning toward Lemmercel.
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Amundsen
Palliam
England
Amundsentil Awarkh
Norjee Wil
Ssobile
Wiigsitery
Voters City Register On Wednesday April 28
Registration notices alert voters that a special city registration day will occur on April 28. Registrars will be available to assist with standard polling requirements and enrollment for those who registered for the primary on Tuesday May 1.
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Neing Pneto Bie
Ecu
Usu
Yiters Witu
Hass Vaetiy
Radio Commission Proposed in Senate by Borah
A proposal in the Senate would create a National Radio Commission of three members appointed by the president to regulate radio broadcasting. Commissioners would receive a salary of 10,000 dollars yearly and set service standards for all stations, shifting jurisdiction from the Commerce Department to the new body.
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Borah
Federal Board of Three Members
United Press Washington
Radioeduilcaste
Jational Radio Commission
Senate Judai
Borah Republican
Tdaho
Cefertas
Interstate Commerce Commandee
Staion
Asigst
Department of Commerce
College Women's Club Names New Officers
The College Women's Club held its April meeting at Mrs Ha Ward Johnson's home with ten members present. Mrs O.W. McBracken was elected president, and other officers were elected. A feature of the meeting was the withdrawal from the State Federation of Women's Clubs as most members belong to the Federation through its members. The program included papers on American music immigration, Swain Autobiography, poems of Josephine P. Peabody, and a review of travel articles. Refreshments were served after the program. The May meeting will be at Hotel Corry with members signing up for hostess duties.
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Ha. Ward Johnson
Wests Wayne
Wol. Peake
O.W Mracken
Officera
Vier
UE. Welt
Seurensry
Mins Ging Abbey
Tredbisiur
Gss
Doris Kids
College Women's Club
Sta Federation Club
Corry
Josephine P. Peabody
Mary
Farm Work Delayed by Long Winter Across County
A prolonged winter delayed spring farming with ground frozen and vegetation behind. Farmers anticipate warmer weather to start plowing and prepare fields, while sugar production benefited from a mild winter. Hay stocks thin and cattle feed exhausted as stockpiles and crops face setback before the full spring season begins.
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Wayne Township
Pinchot Warns Against Forest Fire Hazard
Harrisburg April 13 Governor Pinchot urged strict forest fire prevention as Pennsylvania eyes 1.18 million acres of state forests and restoration efforts. He called for full cooperation with federal programs during American Forest Week April 18 to 24 and emphasized precaution to stop fires in the hazard season.
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United Prose
Harrisburg
Pennsyilia
Piniehok
Pennsylvania
Disarmament Parley Seeks Site Change Miss Lena Comusa Dies
Miss Lena Comusa aged 49 dies after illness at her daughter’s Columbus home. The fragment notes a disarmament conference transfer request from Geneva, with family details and a note from Moscow. It mentions sister Mrs Cornish and brother Walter Cornish, and indicates ongoing negotiations and services planned for Thursday afternoon.
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Lena Comusa
Fier Nis
Momming
Gadgter
Frank Chase
Columbus
RontoNo
Genava
Dumtion
Miss Cornish
League of Nationg
New York Referendum on Day Modification
Albany November April 13 The New York State Senate today voted 3 to 2 for a measure modifying prohibition enforcement. The proposal calls for immediate breaching of the law and places the decision in voters hands to determine local enforcement. Supporters claim passage aligns with public sentiment. opponents say it undermines the Volstead Act.
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United Press
Albany
State Senate Today
Mellon pressures to drop Baker in Philadelphia race
April 13 Philadelphia reports a request from the Mellon organization to drop Baker from the slate. Absent statements, Mellon consults with Joseph Fundy and others while signaling Baker may seek the Republican nomination in June. Supporters of the Fisher Woodward ticket anticipate outcomes across the state amid rising public disapproval of certain candidates.
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United Press Auladelphia
Myon Organization
Balor
Adieater
Hera
Hilloeline
W. Mellon
Jiseph B. Fundy
Cathey
Teilers Wy
Baker
Olinlgriay
Mellon
Adudtion Tailer Sr
Philadelphia
Pepsier
Rounders Lodging Nights at Police Station Rise
Arrival of rounds seeking shelter at the police station continues despite improving spring weather. Police report many lodgers, including strangers and tramps, staying overnight with minimal trouble as some use the jail quarters, while officials address crowding and watch for abuse of the system.
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Hal
Gvelge
Vsibors
Mustuck Await Death Calmly in County Jail
John Mustuck, confined in the county jail after a brutal crime case, remains calm and resigned. Reports describe witnesses and officials debating a potential new trial, while plans surface to distribute photographs to his mother, brother, and prisoners.
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John Mustuck
Ceinford
Daos
Nash Display Room Opens on South Center Street
New Nash display room opened in the former Alexander laundry suite on South Center Street. Several of the 1928 models are on sale and drawing attention from passing buyers. Mr. Wikgers, recently of First Avenue, showcased a 4 sedan model.
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Joha Waggers
Mexander Jaumdrye
South Center Street
Ottering
Wikgers
Sphemimy
Firkt Avenue
Five Best Radio Features Highlighted Across Stations
A ragbag of program notes lists WAZ and WG YSchensctady features, including performances by Freshman Musical Chi, M Vladimir Doucker, and various orchestral acts.Stations such as WEAF and WG YSchensctady present orchestral and solo broadcasts, with mentions of the American Federation of Labor and other entities in scattered program teasers.
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Waz Springheld
Reks Bom
Nce
Lavan
KGO Oakland
Pacific
Metropolitan —Singers
Mladimir Doucker
Trumipatar
WMG
Memphis
Wit Wilen White
Weaf Hockup
L Stallone
Peggram
Eline Aeleager
Wet Green
American Feieration of Labor
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Brennan
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Arine Basie
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Rigin
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Patie Senate Font Lawwi
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Stevk
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Frolp
Daniel Steck
Bemacrat
Amore Leévlon
Tao
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Department of Ituation
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Auronias
Republiedin
Lown
Banat Hrookiare
W. E. Bartlett
Alph Leaward
Miceli
Reno
Pol Mahures
Radio Commission
Pinchot
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Saegertown
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