Old hospital appropriation plan retained amid budget battle
Warburg April report shows governor Pinchot battles over hospital aid and department budgets. Committees strike 25000 for enforcement, cut budget office, reduce funds for internal affairs and public grounds. Governor’s veto risks loom as lines drawn on welfare and separate bills leverage surface.
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Republican Ford Plans Court Reply In New York Speech
United Press reports April 26 a Republican Ford will respond to President Hardings World Court proposal in a New York address. Watson and Senator Lodge prepared a reply in Pittsburgh to be delivered tomorrow night. Watson disavowed any personal attack while addressing the issue at the White House.
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Lincoln’s oldest resident Mrs Dinter dies at 107
Mrs Joe Dinter, 107, Lincoln England, died today as England’s oldest inhabitant. She recently rejected a $500 weekly offer to appear in vaxsdeville, underscoring a quiet life beyond public spectacle.
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Fearful Massamedes Disaster on Cape Frio
A Lloyd's dispatch reports the Portuguese mail boat Massamedes ran aground at Cape Frio in Afelea. The entire passenger list and crew, estimated between 200 and 300 aboard, are missing with no life signs found. The fate of most on board remains unknown.
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Royal Wedding at Westminster Abbey
Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon marries the Duke of York in a royal ceremony at Westminster Abbey. The crowd cheers as the bride arrives and the couple depart in a state carriage through London streets, with receptions following at Buckingham Palace.
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Body of Victim Found in Florida Camp History
Tallahassee April 26 A cypress boss found buried in swamp lands. authorities believe it may be the casket of Martin Tabert, North Dakota youth slain while imprisoned at a Florida convict camp. The case references the brutal methods alleged during the execution and the broader prison system.
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Canada Move End Liquor Flow To United States
Victoria April 16 The Do Minic government announced new liquor controls affecting shipments to the United States Chief Inspector Bushy arriving from Ottawa said clearances will require each vessel to name a destination port and will complicate operations for small vessels sailing with liquor.
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Denies Knowledge of Clara Phillips in Honduras Interview
A Honduran interview with Mara Wulf the supposed wife of a man linked to Clara Phillips is released. The husband claims to possess documents proving all identities and describes a man matching Phillips’s alleged criminal description.
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Prison sentences for dry officers
John Jourelas and Willie Kulton, officials in Allegheny County, were sentenced to 18 years in prison after conviction on related charges. Donald Zinmepnun and Richard ine, former agents, received ten months. Toy Thon awaits sentencing as the attorney general’s office assists. Wilt, a patient at Jersey Hospital, had his sentence postponed.
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Adrenaline Restores Omaha Woman to Life
Graphic account describes a Omaha woman revived after apparent death during a medical crisis. It recounts the moment of dying followed by wakeful return and the emotional aftermath as bystanders and medical staff describe the dramatic reversal. The piece notes the ordeal from the patient’s perspective and mentions the life saving intervention and subsequent reflections.
Elon 18 Plans European Trip Hidden in Travel Dreams
Washington April 26 A report outlines Elon 18 Mellon contemplating a European trip this summer. It notes possible travel to Paris and London with his companion, while avoiding the Capitol for weather and using Alaska connections for incentives. The plan appears for pleasure with no stated business aims.
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Funeral Services for John Fullom
The Vode of Tohn Ruttom lies in Tammestngen Ny Y with service at 290 Yetowk, Rev FM Rodinger officiating. Burial in Pine Grove cemetery. pallbearers include Currett Thomas Filon and Jason Hanlin. Mig Alverson to enter Allegheny hospital for medical treatment after illness and home confinement.
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Funeral of Welcome C. Holmes Yesterday
Impressive funeral services for Welcome C. Holmes were conducted by Rev. M S Ashton yesterday afternoon at 2 from the home of Lys Totes 289 West Frederick Street in Pine Grove county where a large gathering of relatives and friends served as pallbearers.
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Open Doors to 600 Refugees arrive in U S aid accord
News from April 2 reports President Harding approving a plan to admit 600 destitute Russian refugees. The refugees now in the Philippine Islands will land in the United States under temporary permits and be transported by army ships. On arrival they will be cared for by the Red Cross, following a conference with Secretary Hughes and John Barton Payne, president of the American Red Cross.
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Jersey Towns In Path of Serious Woods Fire
A widespread forest fire rages across Cape May County threatening Dennisville and Port Elizabeth. Three hundred men battle the blaze for three days digging trenches and directing efforts to turn it back from Woodland and timberland, as deer rabbit and quail flee the flames.
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Antares Leads Sky Luminary Return at Stuart
Antares, the brightest celestial object in the night sky, is highlighted in a report from Stuart featuring astronomer Charles Michelou and assistant William Ryan. The piece notes visibility, location, and the star’s prominent status among stellar bodies as observers track its rise.
Waves to friends as he jumps to death at tracks
In Jeannette Pennsylvania a man identified as 14 or older hurled himself onto an oncoming train. The incident occurred near a factory area and no further details were provided about motive or identity. Police investigated the tragedy.
Women’s Club Calls for Sugar Boycott
A Baltimore report notes a women’s club urging a boycott of sugar amid a broad social movement. The message, presented at a state event, emphasizes household action and unity among members to curb sugar usage in daily life.
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Blaze destroys Philadelphia factor y with $250000 loss
Fire swept the Frankford tobacco factoring company early today causing an estimated loss of 250000 dollars. Dense smoke hampered firefighters as about 250 men worked to contain the blaze. Guests of Mr and Mrs Sitter at East Main street, Robert Barnett and his son Robert Jr, were visiting Erie when the fire occurred.
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Cult Attack Officials Attempted Escape Aids Probe
Officials of cult attempt getaway as investigators probe the case. A list of names and roles appears threaded through scattered details including a marriage reference and a grand jury note. The report mentions a chief attorney, a sheriff, and legal actions tied to a high-profile investigation and alleged coercion.
Phelps Injured In Runaway Incident
A report details Phelps sustaining injuries after a runaway incident near the market area. The victim was transported to a hospital where medical staff, including Dr. Kibler, provided treatment for a broken arm and other visible injuries.
Pacific Liner Goes Ashore Off Oregon
A partially garbled report notes the steamer Trwyh en route from Gray's chart Washington to San Francisco ashore near a bay off Oregon. Radio reports and signals from a radio corporation referenced a freight voyage and a vessel in the Voxtwr trade.
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Mrs Julia Foley Dies After Illness at 76
Mrs Julia Foley died early today at her home 109 West Bend Street at 4 oclock after an illness of several weeks. She was born in County Kerry Ireland and came to this city over fifty years ago. Survived by sons John and James Foley and daughter Miss Margaret Foley, Mrs Carl Salli of this city, Mrs M Cudahy of Oil City, seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Dexter E Jenkins and wife of Union City were en route to New York for their son Raymond Jenkins wedding to Alta Young.
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Riverside School Board Approves Site Purchase Plan
The school board commences on site purchase actions and approves resolutions praising community support. Board members express appreciation for leaders and teachers, noting the project will extend educational facilities and future programs. Members vote to advance site selection and budget planning for the new school complex.
Suit Club Exposé Deepens Public Suspicions
A lengthy report details a controversial suit club with ties to commercial concerns and alleged misrepresentations. It describes organizers denying culpability while signaling a formal plan to compensate participants, though readers question the fairness of “prime winning” offers and prize values.
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Bernhardt Effects Auction Block in Paris Debts Sale
Public auction in Paris on April 20 will sell Sarah Bernhardt memorabilia including costumes from her famous roles, furniture, and event souvenirs to satisfy debts. Minthce Bernhardt, her son, defends the sale as honoring his mother's wishes while some admirers protest. The auctioneer is William Houghton in a town likely Ohio bound for business.
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