Senate Moves to Impeachment and Contempt Ruling
The Senate formally adopts proceedings against a high official over alleged participation in a scheme to secure funds. Chase testifies but refuses to answer to avoid self incrimination. Contempt against Harry F Sinclair is ordered by the district attorney following refusal to testify before the Senate naval oil reserve inquiry.
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Sen
Formnallye
Telia Fo
G.hain
Taibl
Paso
Texas
Dnidiw
Albert
Patt
Senate Oif
Paheny
Pune
Waln
Montana
Chase
Washington
Seywrey
Moi
District of Calatina
F Sinclair
Arih
Senate
Pershing En Route Home From Paris Return
Dispatch notes General John J. Pershing returning to the United States after a period abroad. The text references mobilization, material gathering for the forthcoming homecoming and lists prominent figures connected to the voyage, including mentions of George Washington era framing. The fragmentary OCR preserves the sense of a wartime transit and anticipation of Pershing’s return.
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Paris
Pershing
United States
George Washliston
Easter Monday Ball Planned by Cory Branch Armory
The annual Easter Monday Ball will be held at the Armory in Spell 21. Cory Branch, No. B.A., sponsors the event with plans for the Monday gathering and celebration.
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Cory Hranch
Today’s Five Best Radio Features Across Networks
Broadcast listings show KDKA Pittsburgh 228 pm hosting American Legion program with medical numbers. New York WEAN 040 pm debate between Ward Lawen of Sing Citye and Dr William Laghrop Love 860 Oakland 8 pm. KGO presents Conn Out of the Kitchen. WOAW Omaha 620 pm. Central Music by Guitar Choir on WYY New York 1409 pm. Leonard piano recital from Avonian Hall.
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KDKA
Pittahiligh
Osathen
WEAN
New York
Itt
Warde Lawen Af Sing Sitye
William Laghrop Love
Oakland
Kgo
Omaha
Guitar Choir
WYY
Faeler
Leonidan ‘Leonard
Fee Avolian Hall
Rani Ae Oe
Bandits Get 150000 In Registered Mail Heist
Descriptions of a raid where two registered mail packs containing about 150000 dollars were stolen. A55 60 year old William Rienell reports two bandits fled in a car after snatching sacks from a bank delivery. Guns drawn, they disappeared before authorities could intervene.
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William Rienell
Russell
Rotary Club Hear A Stennett Talk On Ethics And Credits
A noon Rotary meeting featured A Stennett presenting on unfair credits and ethics in finance. He warned that universal credits benefit sellers at the expense of legitimate buyers and urged careful consideration of credit practices. The gathering approved his points amid thanks to attendees and notes on club attendance and upcoming events.
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Stennett
A. Stennett
Rotary Club
Billy
Stappett
Mies Taker
Line County Anti Tuberentasie Society
Poke
Ctu
Chib
Corry
Rotary
Joan Angeles
California
I. W. Olds
Tase Wook
Kiwanis Club
Eld
Rotary Cl
Wedding Reception for Hudson and Hindson in Corry
On May 29, 1924 a pretty wedding reception was held at the home of Mr and Mrs George J Hyden at 107 Worth Street in Corry. In honor of the couple Wille Ge Hindson son of Mr and Mrs Albert Hindson of Columbus and Mine Alice M Dotty daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Dotty of Spring Creeks were present. About thirty friends attended. A delicious wedding supper was served. Mr and Mrs Hudson received warm congratulations from many friends. The couple will reside at 116 First Avenue, Corry.
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Morel
George J. Hyideon
Thanor
Wille Ge Mhidson
Drea Albert Hindsoh
Columbus
Alice M. Dotty
Henry Dotty
Spring Crests
Mra
Hudson Extend
Hudson
Mr Timon
First Avenue
Corry
Roads Near Wright Street Build Site Nearly Impassable
Spring thaw has left dirt roads in the city and vicinity nearly impassable, hindering truck movement for building materials to the Wright street Junior High School site at Ketwean Congrym and Premerick, with country routes in poor condition. It will be weeks before traffic improves.
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Wright Street
Ketwean Congrym
Premerick
South Dakota Primary Voters Face Tight Election Day
In Sioux Falls March 3 the South Dakota presidential primary drew a light turnout as rain dampened polling places. Voters weighed Republican Democratic and Farmenbahar options with talk of Robert M La Follette potential third party support. Governor McMaster accused George J Danforth campaign ties to Standard Oil amid oil price concerns.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Farmenbahar
Robert M. la Follett
United States
Gov. McMaster
Standard Oil
Middle West
George J. Danforth
Stesting
Standard Oil Company
Hrenie
Plot To Blackmail Ford Frustrated Claim From Detroit
Detroit March 2 a man and a group attempted a blackmail plot against Ford involving threats to a child. Police report details a complex scheme tied to payments and a handwriting expert testimony. Accused individuals face charges and possible deportation proceedings as authorities pursue the case.
State police sweep Butler with 42 raids and 50 arrests
State police and detectives conducted 42 raids across Butler during a sweeping dry law operation. About 50 people were arrested as authorities searched private homes suspected of illicit stills and wine. Bail ranged from 1000 to 100, and most arrests are set for hearings today.
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Butler
Pri
Midk
Nere
Pitcairn
Pitedimn
Vanderlip in Washington to aid probers
Vanderlip arrives in Washington March 24 to assist Senator Wheeler’s probe into Attorney General Daugherty. He says he works in olive cooperation with Wheeler and Federal Research Bureau, under Wheeler’s direction, to help the investigation while describing delays and cloak in operations as the bureau opens with doorless, half furnished offices.
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Wheeler
Washington
Frank A
Vanderlip
Vanders
Dlspet
Acess
Cragy
Vandelip
Senate Committee
Daugherty
Van
Robbed of $700 While He Slept in Toledo Home
William Stark, 48, of Toledo Ohio, told police he was robbed of 700 while asleep in a filing house on Porbex Street. Authorities were notified after the incident occurred March 25.
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Piptsaurch
Wiliam Stark
Toledo
Ohio
Porbex Street
Biot
Chute
Sont Hueke
Los Angele
Universal Language Foreseen for Global Radio Pact
New York March, Guy R. Trippe of Westinghouse Electric predicts English will become a universal language for worldwide radio cooperation. He says a single language will rise in general interest, easing international communication and shaping a world shared by all.
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New York
Guy Re Thipp
Westinghouse Electric Company
Tripp
K O C IN NEW CLUB QUARTERS IN FEW DAYS
Corry's Municipal Club dissolves tonight as officers announce the purchase of all club equipment by the Knights of Columbus. The Casey family will move into the new quarters tomorrow in the Harlow block for a term of years. The Knights will furnish and own the equipment, and the Municipal Club rooms will be closed tonight. The changeover is ahead of the originally planned April first date.
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Corry
Knights of Columbus
Caseys
Harlow Boc
Knightens
Municipal Club
Knights
Els
Catholics to be Asked for Aid in Holy Places Campaign
United Press reports Rome says American Catholics may soon be called to contribute to the church campaign to preserve holy sites. New American cardinals Hayes and Huindelein held talks with the Pope about Palestine. The Pope worries over the region and seeks US support to save Catholicism there, with promises of provincial backing and encouragement of pilgrimages to Jerusalem.
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United Press
Rome
Agenta Liberal
Hayes
Huindelein
Palestine
Holy Places
United States
Jerusalem
Cath
Progress on Warren to Corry Trarharbington Line Advances
Progress with construction of the large traharbington line between Warren and Corry has reached the Colegrave and MacDonald farms north of Corry. Men work on the project as the electric line nears Corry, entering on United Proas line in Ghited street.
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Warren
Corry
Colegrave
MacDonald
Ghited Street
Fall's Ranch Purchase Again Being Probed
United Press reports the Senate Oil Committee probes a $2,000 New Mexico link to the Teapot Dome case. Testimony from M D Thatcher of the First National Bank of Pueblo, Colo, shows Pall borrowed over $102,000, cannot account for $82,000 used to buy properties after claiming a $100,000 Doheny investment. Thatcher confirms Pall obtained $32,000 from an unrevealed source.
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Senate
Fall
Washington
New Mexico
Theise
M.D. Thatcher
Lerd
First National Banke of
Pueblo
Colo
Whatcher
Full
Tie
Thatcher
Pall
Doheny
Senator Walsh
Montana
Judgment for 2629 Against Corry Water Co
A common pleas court ruling in Erie County awards United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Co a judgment of 2629.23 against Corry Water Supply Company. The court notes an earlier 692 judgment due to lack of sufficient affidavit of defense. The contract dated August 25, 1922 obligated the supplier to furnish pipe, while the defense claimed shipment delays caused damages from not receiving the material on time.
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United States Cast Iron
Corry Water Supply Company
Common Pleas Court
Erie County
Alaintt
Smith Mystery Never Solved Prompted by Oliver
Representative Oliver of New York charged in the House that the death of Jessi Smith in Attorney General Daugherty’s apartment last May remains unsolved. He claimed no autopsy or inquest was held and suggested the victim’s death may involve broader graft and bootlegging rings in New York.
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Washington
Mrch
Jessi Smith
Genseral Daugherty
Oliver
New York
Attornay Generals
Jense Smith
United Eae Oliver Cptjelud
British World Flight Begins From Calshot in Damp Weather
The British round the world flight started from Calshot at noon with three amphibian planes lifting off. Mrs MacLaren and her six year old daughter witnessed the departure as the commander waved goodbye. Officials reported fair conditions with some sun and a few morning showers. A Seattle observer noted American skepticism about the race, while Washington rejected any speed race competing with the British effort to circle the globe. The American flyers prepared to resume hop plans for the Pacific via Alaska in April.
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Eng
Befott Fle
Seattle
Wash
America
Hierk Watcher
Sandpoint
Washington
World Flyers
Amity Ican
Aroun
War Department
Gem
Ayers
Pacific
Alaska
Day Leader Begins Term in Sing Sing
New York March 25 Hin'tgen Ulwihed and Willass F Anderson visited State Superintendent Peter J. Dooling to begin the term of Treced ies his Journey in Sing Sing penitentiary. The former antivaloon league supervisor convicted of forgery must serve a sentence. After surrendering, the sheriff noted he has been free since conviction and was photographed for the records.
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New York
Willass F. Anderson
Peter J. Dooling
Anderton
Bayerine
Mguer Fallry
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