La Follette Leads Move In U S Senate
A Senate committee subpanel debated reform measures on campaign finance. It discussed limiting campaign expenditures to 26 000 for candidates and considered amendments from Senators La Follette of Wisconsin and Neely, with senators Jarolie and others slated to vote later.
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United Pros
Washington
Senate
Kulee
WaPollette
Wisconsin
Nesdy
Virgil
Cal Eantrida
Bedi
Pnimiting
Saxtotors
Watvie Republican
Indiwiay Hate
Ee Pailsteady
Turiscin
Demspert
Mosissippie
Jarolie
Neely Syd
Seavion Li
New Canadian Ministry Falls in Ottawa Political Turmoil
In Ottawa on July 2 the new Canadian ministry collapsed amid parliamentary tension. Senior figures including Watts and Gilly McTeen faced questions as Conservative forces challenged the government, signaling a volatile shift in federal leadership and party dynamics.
Governor Refuses Clemency To Ponzi Figure
Boston dispatch reports Governor Pullen declines clemency for a Ponzi scheme suspect held under a nine year sentence. The fugitive inmate pleads for mercy as defense papers accuse oppression and persecution, but the governor maintains state authority.
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United Press Boston
Goseenor Fithag Jug Meolinei
Ewatotens
Weston
Vinivi
Thiol
Oy Felows
Ace
Pullen
Marssarthiverta aMvinlis
Alimony Proceedings For Bud Fisher Wife
Historical news item notes $250 weekly alimony and related claims in a suit involving Mary O. Fisher known as Bud Fisher's wife. The document references temporary allowances and pending court position along with fees and expenses in the ongoing divorce or separation action.
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Bud Fisher
United Prom Law
York
S Fisher
Marry O
Avis
Senate Passes Radio Control Bill in 1920s Reform
The Senate approved a radio control measure granting the Commerce Secretary authority to regulate broadcasting. The bill would create a five member commission with a $10 000 salary to oversee airwaves. An amendment seeking to prohibit broadcasts of speeches on evolution failed.
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Senate
South Carolina
Road contract awards for Warren 0 road and Route 208
Harrisburg reports awards for road work including Butler firm Charles Winterson Construction Co at $287,168 for 287,000 feet on Route 88 and Tower Brothers of Warren at $21,000. The awards involve Berkel and Gilven townships and target state highway construction in Annsiring county.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Conrady
Education Department Advocates Curb on Obscene Literature
A state education department report outlines resolutions from a legislative assembly. It urges curbing interstate distribution of obscene literature and supports stricter regulation as part of broader cultural and youth protections. The document notes a rise in athletic contributions and reports the association’s total membership reaching about 140,000.
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Pulladalpgda
Anverston
Mauinbly
Cilidenahip
Rhe Association
Setremey
Union City Man Is Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Laurênes Wursin of Union City fined 25 dollars and costs yesterday for disorderly conduct. Watson was taken up on charges of liquor influence in a patrol stop, though not driving the machine when cited by Police Chief Dunkle.
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Allegert
Laurénes Wursin
Union City
Watson
Phiet
Dunkle
Slaying of Policeman Mynner Leads to Death Sentences
Philadelphia report of Prant Thovis and three companions linked to the murder of Policeman Marty Mynner during a May robbery attempt. Thovis, 85, was sentenced to death after a refused new trial. others received death or related penalties as the case unfolded.
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Philadelphia
Prant Thovis
Marty Mynner
Turing
Danis
Ank
Warly
Cooper
Five Best Radio Features Listings
Radio highlights include a Richmond mill daylight recital by Maurice Garrabrant at WLShicago at 1 PM Eastern Daylight. WBAL Baltimore airs Stephen Foster program in the afternoon. KOA Denver schedules concerts and municipal events at 8 PM Mountain Standard. WGY Schenectady and WMAK Buffalo feature WGY Players at 18:00 Raster Standard.
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Wang Richmond Mill
Maurice Garrabrant
Wlshicago
Stephen Foster Sonig
WBAL
Baltimore
Eastern Standard
City Park
KOA
Denver
WGY
Corryites Visit Fire Ravaged Greenfield Village
Corry residents toured Greenfield eight miles south of North Hast after a disastrous blaze that started in the E. M. Sweet general store and razed a blacksmith shop, grange hall, and several homes. Fires from the blaze left five families homeless with damages estimated at $100,000.
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Freewear
North Hast
Lye Mae
E. M. Sweet
Destroyer Bay
Rage
Rod Weight
James Wright
Frank Gristen
Charles Wariind
Alice Raymond
Sweet
Lise
Meat Packing Scandal Exposed in Federal Indictments
Federal indictments charge Chicago Packing Company president Ignatz Katy and superintendent Willian J Tate, plus Melvin R McManon, a government inspector, with conspiring to defraud the United States by improper claims over destroyed cattle and wool resources used for compensation funds.
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United Press Higago
Chicago Packing Company
United States
Ignatz Katy
Willian J. Tate
Chicago, Packing Company
Melvin R. McManon
Tosull to Appear Before Senate Inquiry
Jub. 2 United Press reports Samuel Tosull, tied to Senator Caraway and Col. Smith, will appear before the Senate investigating committee in Illinois related to the recent primary. Tosull says he has nothing to say and would not evade service of subpoenas.
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United Prew
Chicago
Samuel Tosull
Caraway
Dem
Arka
Haying
Rants
L. Smith
Senate
Tlinois
Thsull
Woulin
Plans for Labor Day Celebration in Stanford
Local firemen and merchants discuss staging a county wide Labor Day field meet in Stanford. The Eternity Volunteer Firemen’s Association plans a Wednesday meeting to extend an invitation, with the Stanford Hose Company hosting. Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce pledges active support for a large celebration with a potential State Armory hall finale.
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Eternity Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Aormal
Stanford Hose Company
Devon
Thurdway
Merchante
Phamber of Vaninertey
Stanford Close Company
Cony
Murry
Merchants Division
Chamber of Ommerce
Stanford Mose Company
Wey
Alteay
Armory
Bremen
Art Bandit Gang Suspects Sought After $375,000 Rug Stolen
Detroit, July 2 Three men were arrested after police recovered a $375,000 Persiar rug stolen yesterday from the Institute of Arts. Suspects Paxus Howard Salomon Cohen and William Trackeray confessed after Howard’s arrest in Webster Hall. The rug was found in a suitcase at Michigan Central Station following a getaway clue.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Aiy “Art
New York
Tepit
Desrott
Amiéy
William ‘Trackeray
Highland Park
Michigan Central Station
Howard
Webster Hall
Wélge
Scott's Wife Plans Fast Exhibition Amid Murder Case
Mrs. Riv sell Scott won a temporary injunction preventing Detroit police from interfering with a fasting exhibition planned to support her husband, convicted of murdering a clerk in Chicago. The display, staged in a local theater, aims to endure as long as possible, with proceeds to fund his defense and related fees. Glenn Klinger, held in Adirondacks for eight months, has returned home.
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Rivsell Scott
Detroit
Chicago
Sent
Glenn Klinger
Adirondacks
Linger
Eight-Story Building Planned in Detro nd
DETROIT MID July 2 plans announced for an eight-story building towering 873 feet above street level. The design, by architect B Brod Jra of the Book Batate, includes a book-themed tower crowned by a giant statue. Construction will require a deep foundation and long-term office space.
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United Press
Bistory
Seine Heights
B Brod Jra
Rail Police Offer Day Enforcement Aid
A garbled United Press dispatch discusses rail police aiding daytime enforcement and federal secret service coordination. It references Treasury officials and efforts to enhance rail security, mentioning investigators and potential joint actions against illicit activity.
Alabama chapter holds enjoyable meeting with guests
The Alabama chapter hosted a friendly gathering at Hotel Min Wis with numerous attendees and speakers. Mrs Davyson Olmstead gave a welcoming address, discussing history and legends of the islands, while members and guests from several towns joined in the event.
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Davyson
Olmsteal
Ofan
Loveland and
Aire Gibbis
Islands
Lith
Richarris
Mies Charles Marin
Mony Rogualde
Clisina Fox
Columbus
Macolf
Wuirtsbures
Rio Mathee
Marion
Mavid Harper
Mt Red
Baotherton
Briand Regime on Verge of Collapse in Paris Crisis
Reports from Paris indicate Premier Briand faces a near collapse as the government struggles with a persistent slump in the franc. French officials debate austerity and a revised financial scheme to stabilize the treasury and debt fund amid wartime loyalties.
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Tardieu
United Press
Paris
Rii
Cirmendeais
France
Rome
Chamber of Denutiv
Briandaril
Luis Tusllelt
Panliaspent
Tasca
Brie Amic
Liriadd
Rainiflil
Corry Angler Lands Record Setting 274 Pound Catfish
Corry anglers crowded the window as a huge 274 pound catfish was weighed and displayed. The notable catch drew praise from local anglers, with reports highlighting Western New York waters and notable names among the crowd witnessing the moment.
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Wes
Muscallonige
Corry
Patel
Kid Musk
Stowe
Joey
Font Pinilléy
New Yorke
Yastertay
Hsliermes
Prom
Vorey
Fadesninsky
Suisun Westenra
Flood and bridge collapse claim 17 in Bucharest area
Dispatches report 17 people perish as a bridge fails during floods near Bucharest. Weary rains continue as waters rise threatening Galate port and prompting evacuations. In Greenville a resident returns home amid wreckage and loss.
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United Press
Bucharest
Klansenburg
Chile
Tom
Galate
Wheeler Sues Over Primary Probe Testimony
The transcript shows Wayne J. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League testifying before Chairman Reid as lawmakers probe the 18th amendment’s passage and enforcement. Wheeler defends coalitions with federal agents and denies aiding liquor interests while listing payments and roles of various figures in the anti prohibition effort.
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Suingson
The
Anti Allopine League
Walstead Apt
Wayne J. Wheeler
Sun Salon
Senaty
Reid
Feaure
Vou
Reed
Sid Reel
Wheeler
Roy Flames
Prohibition
AntiSulbiin League
Hindden Yates
AntiSatoon League
Cave Headdquitrits
Westeville
Ohio
Widenlér
Alsi
Avte Salem Teague Trad
Vissi Peason Hobson
Hichsalt
Copkress
Fyssifour Jonson
Obson
Shasy
Warning to Bootleggers Stuns City Neighborhood
Reported arson warning in a small town as a fiery cross burned at Shady avenue and East South street at midnight. Neighbors saw two figures near the scene while residents note prior cross burnings near St. Thomas cemetery as warnings to moonshine violators.
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First Ward
Shady Avenue
East South Street
Weis
Tournal Wits Som
Rteport Tournal
Scen
Idda
St. Thomas
Safar
Nho
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