Withheld name linked to Wall Street blast interview leak
A man’s name is withheld as investigators probe a Wall Street blast case in New York City. A note reports an explosion linked to a suspect with photographic evidence and fingerprints. Detective John Carly notes the suspect had secret funds and was under watch for months.
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Wallavook
New York City
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Aspen
John Carly
Telotia
Mui
Presbytery Final Session Hailed as Community Meeting
A fragmented report outlines a presbytery final session with clergy and lay members from various churches. The gathering touched on church travel, regional outreach, and upcoming journeys, with notes on weather and local reception shaping the day's events.
Voliva to Lead Zion City Amid Erie Theft Scandal
Voliva again heads Zion City as turmoil surrounds a Buffalo youth theft case tied to a Erie highway incident. Observers note election tensions after Maurice Linters and Taggart figures faced questioning by officials, while voters recall a revealing slate from yesterday's campaign.
Colombia Pact Ratification Sways Senate Vote
Wallington April 20—Report says the Colombian treaty faces ratification today by a likely bipartisan vote well above the required two thirds. The pact, tied to Panama Canal zone privileges, would pay Colombia 426 million dollars in annual installments of 5 million and grants recognition of Panamanian sovereignty in the region.
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Paren
Wallington
Hinds
Vines
Hawan
Mirodore Roosevelt
Harding
Wiley
Lim J
Beye Veith Cotowbia
Senate
Qojoushia
Panama
Farmers Union Convention at Washington
The Farmers Union Convention in Washington discusses defying the government’s stance on agricultural policy and calls for a thorough inquiry into the present agricultural situation. The report notes confusion over constitutional issues and criticism of government actions affecting farmers and industry.
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Farmers’ Union
Washington
Invitation to Dallas Fair Sparks Presidential Speculation
United States news reports an invitation from Walia to attend the Dallas fair stirring discussion about whether President Harding will attend. The offer raises questions about presidential travel and potential implications for Dallas business interests.
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United Brea
Bric AE Mexley
Walia
Ords
Dallas
Businees
Harding
Substitute for sales tax now sought
Report from April 20 notes congressional committees work on a sales tax plan. Senators and representatives criticize the proposal as too risky, while supporters push it as essential for revenue and government funding. Opposition cites potential higher costs and reduced profits for businesses.
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United Frew Wasluingmon
Tongt Bettember
Renatar Prirosp
Nan
Renato
Smeal
Utah
Ropwilman
Mulhor
Defene
Allies Confer On German Situation
Allied leaders hold urgent talks on German war aims and possible conclusions as a German ultimatum looms. Prime ministers and generals, including Britain’s Lloyd George and France’s Briand, prepare for weekend discussions to shape the next moves before an expected May deadline.
Plans for Board of Commerce drive outlined this evening
Executive Committee meeting called by Chairman Campbell to outline a campaign drive plan. The plan includes four district teams, daily reports, and a large campaign meeting at Corey Board of Commerce headquarters. The drive targets May events and a statewide effort similar to other cities.
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Commere Campaign
J. Ww. Campbell
Planetor
Chinleman Vampbell
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Teama
Aimee Fin City Bureau
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Corry Board of
Coimmores
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Houpi
Inger
New York
Putas Enon Sa
Manning
Washington
Legislature Debates On Rules In Hour Long Session
In a tense session Apr 1990 lawmakers sparred over rule changes and adjournment timing. Walker pressed a motion to suspend rules while Spangler defended parliamentary procedure amid calls to curb sprawling bills on the calendar. Davis urged withdrawal of the motion, citing a lack of harmony in the chamber as the qusten of propriety dominated the floor.
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Rlok
Oder
Davis
Thiana
Walker
Pennsylvania
Wwe
Jonoph Omberte Returns Hota From Weran Steartehdnds
A fragmentary report notes Jonoph Omberte returning Hota from Weran. The source text is incomplete but indicates a person named Jonoph Omberte and a return related to an event or item called Hota. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
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Jonoph
Hota
Donald to Prosecute Dog Tax Cases
Proceedings detail hearings related to dog tax cases opened two weeks ago by Game Protector MeTon. Names listed include Alderman Gordon and Warden Mobonalt, with multiple defendants such as Wallac Coy Wolly Tames Van Drovar and Richart Akan cited for preliminary inquiries and potential further hearings.
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Appiae
Muyeral
Gordon
Wimont Lattino
Yi Tent
Ralph Et
Michael Carrot
Mobonalt
Henri’ Pomtorday
Wallac Coy
Wolly Tames van Drovar
Ike Malone
Richart Akan
le Hoses Amd
Dame Malone
Gas vanish and body found in Allegheny
A dramatic sequence unfolds around Titusville and Pittsburgh as 50000 gallons of gas disappear in an escape attempt. The body of Avri Steele is reported linked to a broader mystery near the Allegheny area. Investigators probe theft theories and suspect involvement by local workers.
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Titusville
Steele
Ly united Brew SAVIOR PALL April 4 arrest led to shooting
A chaotic scene unfolds as a group confronts officers during an April 4 incident at Ly united Brew. One man, Youngsidwn, was shot and killed by officers Petrola and Smikkow Kore tel todny. Police moved to quell the disturbance and carted items away as they attended to the motive amid rising tensions.
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PALL
Alman
Perry
Anit
LK. Breight
Asdortani
Conciliators Active Today Amid Labor Tension
Narrow text shows Tay United in New York and organized labor talks. Wage demands rise as April May workforce readies for a strike if contracts lapse. International Seamen’s Union and allied bodies press counter demands, while officials from the Labor Department attempt mediation. About 210000 mariners are affected across counties and the Great Lakes region.
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Eros
New York
Apt
Opie Alormd
Atria
Stoamabty
Yenital Association
Tnternational Seamen
Andrew Purusoth
Union
Fred G. Lewis
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Hie
Lalor
Washington
Thoover Hlso
Vonnty
A Boy's Body Returns to Union City After War Service
The body of Newton Grant, a Company A veteran of World War I who died soon after the signing, is arriving in Union City. Family plans for funeral arrangements as comrades and former soldiers prepare to attend services and honor his memory.
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LeMans
Belg
Belin
Grant
Uyou
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