Wall Street Death Wagon Driver Suspect Identified
SCRANTON April 29 reports identify a Wall Street driver linked to the so called death wagon. Investigators in New York City search for the driver as a bomb suspect faces today’s hearing while police tighten security and await court action.
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Ohio Woman May Head New Cabinet Post
An Ohio woman is discussed as a potential head for a newly created cabinet post. The report notes interest from officials and mentions key figures including Pepaltont Hardyng and connections to local groups. The piece references speculation on her suitability and the cabinet’s creation.
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Germany To Revise Reparations Proposals
Germany plans to revise reparations proposals as part of ongoing talks. The article notes political maneuvering in Berlin and mentions potential mediation efforts and key dates, with references to Parliament and domestic committees shaping the new approach.
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Prepared To Quell Mex Revolt Amid Suppression Plans
United Press reports Mexico declares readiness to halt any revolutionary attempt. Government conducts thorough investigations into the May 6 revolt plan alleged to be organized by ex-president candidates and conspirators tied to the Curamilitas. Patrol Gonzalez, once a presidential hopeful, is named to direct the revolt suppression effort.
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Conseul Marguin
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British coal miners meet government over settlement offer
British miners held talks with government representatives after George invited officials to discuss alleged dishonesty and moral concerns. The overseer accepted the offer, but the other party ignored the invitation.
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Codliore Owvet
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Sensation in Britain over German move
British papers reacted with mixed emotion as Germany’s appeal for mediation was reported, sparking national debate on Britain’s stance and America’s response. Editors urged caution while noting potential shifts in diplomacy and public sentiment amid mounting tensions.
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Caruso to Leave Soon for Italy
United Press reports soprano Enrico Caruso plans to depart for Italy with party on May 24 ahead of upcoming engagements. The singer traveled through Central Park yesterday with his entourage, signaling preparations for the tour.
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U S To Participate In War Settlement
Washington reports that the United States will take part in shaping the war settlement. Officials discuss reparations and negotiations with Germany. Key figures include Secretary Taghes and American representatives at Paris. The aim is to influence the terms while ensuring the U S remains informed and involved.
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Jewelry Heist Nets $200000 In Downtown Theft
A Chicago report details a bold jewelry robbery at a downtown site where $200000 in diamonds were stolen from a wallet owned by the Philip Frese Company of Rochester New York. An armored car guard was injured while protecting the loot as robbers fled with $50000 worth of Reingeld jewelry, leaving the victim and bandits at large.
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Preaout
Surrender of J W W Expected in Federal Case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe anticipation of surrender by J W W in a federal embezzlement case. References to Haywood fleeing to Australia, juristic actions by District Attorney Clyne and attorney Christensen, and potential arraignment after a Monday date are noted with unclear specifics. The text hints at investigations and federal authorities considering full scope of the case.
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Wartime Adjustments and Budget Bills Reported in State Sessions
A garbled April bulletin from Harrisburg notes a Senate measure granting monthly bonuses for service on the front in the World War and an appropriation bill reported by Chairman McCale totaling about 10 million dollars in departmental estimates. Additional fragmented items mention a litigation of public instruction funding, a driver of a report to the legislature, and a death tied to a local incident on the Charles River, with various figures and dates distorted in the OCR text.
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Tariff unchanged says Penrose in Senate briefing
Washington April 2 reports say Penrose and committee members discussed antidumping and exchange adjustment features of the Young emergency tariff bill before the Senate Finance Committee. They assert no tariff changes will occur and criticize farm groups and others for costs and delays.
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Would Halt Speech By Commoner Reported
A fragmented New York telegraph dispatch notes a protest against Sunday speech by a commoner named Bryan. The item references tax burdens and prohibition as tensions rise, with erratic OCR obscuring details of dates and parties involved.
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Lauck Opposes Wages Slash for Rail Workers
United Press dispatch from Chicago on April 22 reports economist W. J. Lauck arguing against cutting railway wages. He says higher prices and reduced living costs do not justify wage reductions, predicting railroads may raise profits while workers bear the burden. He cites rising costs in steel and fuel as pressures on rail employes and industry overall.
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Local court awards 4000 in heart balm case
In Bunaalo on April 88 a lengthy deliberation granted a heart balm award of 4000 to a party named Whivea against Chirenes E. Whaver. The decision followed a provoked dispute with the plaintiff alleging personal injury and seeking compensation.
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Mayor Alexander Will Head B. of C. Drive Teams
Fragmented report outlines Mayor Alexander leading a city campaign drive as May events unfold. The text references community mobilization, labor involvement, and organizing efforts during a period of political activity and voter engagement.
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Feed Dealers in Convention Here Today
A large delegation of members of the organization attends the convention in New York City. The event focuses on industry issues with representatives present from various associations. The opening session highlights ongoing debates and organizational priorities for the day.
Poison Gas Sweeps Jersey Town Triggered Panic
Report from Bound Brook New Jersey states poison gas released from a tank at Hemingway Chemical Company caused panic and exposure as fumes drifted over the town. Workers in masks contained the leak while residents sought safety on higher ground and police investigated the incident.
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Chemical Warfare
War on Dog Tax Law Evaders Resumes in City
Authorities announce a renewed campaign against dog tax law evaders. Warrants prepared by Game Protector Mterhon and McDonald are expected to be issued, with preliminary hearings for those named. A potential large number of guilty parties may face prosecution and fines.
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