Senate votes to bar Vare seat amid fraud claims
Senate denies Vare seat by 58 to 22 amid charges of huge expenditures and fraud. Roll call shows 25 Republicans and many Democrats voting to exclude while 68-? oppose Wilson, with Pennsylvania seat pending gubernatorial appointment.
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Senate
Pennsylvania
Fisner
Ware
Farmer Labor
Wilson
Alien
Bliin
8Th
Reckhart
Capper
Couzens
Cutting
Dare
Rrazius
Gican
Hows
Danson
Jones
LaFollette
McCurloc2
McMaster
McNay
Metcalf
Norvis
Nyz
Patteron
Sackett
Steiner
Thomas
Idaho
Vandenverg
Man Dies After Moonshine Challenge Odds End in Tragedy
Eldorado Arkansas December 16 reports a man named Tom Fason a black worker died after attempting a moonshine challenge to drink a quart then walk 100 yards without staggering and return his coworkers witnessed the wager and the fatal outcome.
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Eldorado
Ark
Tom Fason
Tom
Mother Bound Over on Charge Drowning Child
Montgomery county hearing records the preliminary inquest into the drowning of a child. Bertha Fi Mivs Aliiven appeared as the defendant, with testimony cited by Sanderson alleging lack of corroboration. The woman remains in the county jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Montgomery
Bertha Fi Mivs
Aliiven
Vupmety
Sanderson
Ten Year Prohi Feud Renewed
Senator Sheppard urged early judiciary committee action on a bill tightening liquor law enforcement and making the seller more clearly liable. The Senate faces a renewed ten year old prohibition dispute as multiple measures are introduced for the current session.
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James W. Douthat
Washington
Senate
Ho v
Yenator Sheppard
Texas
Sheppard
Judiciary Committee
Athens women form "500 or More" club to boost income
Thirty farm women and their husbands organize a club in Athens to raise annual earnings to 500 or more. County Agent J. T. Beles leads a program covering crop marketing, household management, canning, acreage, gardening, and poultry. A cash prize awaits the couple showing the greatest progress by year end.
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Athens
Ala
J. T. Beles
Mukden council approves Sino Russian railway accord terms
The Mukden political council publishes a message from Chinese delegates reporting approval of the preliminary China Russia settlement on the Chinese Eastern Railway. The council withdraws a denied Russian demand amid Soviet promises and shifts in revolutionary leadership and intent are noted by Shih.
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London
Russia
China
Nikolshk-Usszuriiski
Siberia
Mukden
Yu-Shan
Millionaire Sues Over Alienation Affections
Hammond case filed in superior court seeks $1000 in alienation of affections. The plaintiff, Amonicatert Bacal Gerede Riley, alleges his wife harmed his marriage by an affair with C Rik, amid a backdrop of lake boat watching and costly spectacles.
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Ind
Superior Court
Amonicatert Bacal Gerede
Riley
Agu Cert
Ium Oy C. Rik
WMOS
Pseu
Jefore
Ugu
Head Sales Organization opens Foster office and plans sales
The J. G. f.Head Sales Organization opens an office on Foster Street to develop and sell Hamilton Hillis. The office operates under 1.G Hel, president of the concern, who says the venture will organize about 20 men. Mr Head expresses pleasure at the reception and progress.
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J. G. f.Head
Hamilton Hillis
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Bing
Pittsburgh to play Southern California in Rose Bowl
University of Pittsburgh accepted invitation to join the New Year’s Day Rose Bowl game against the University of Southern California in Pasadena.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
University of Pittsburgh
Nine Hurt in Second Explosion Near Nunhall Post Office
Nine persons were injured today in a second blast near the Nunhall post office site in Homestead area. The day’s blast follows yesterday’s deadly explosion that killed five and injured many others. Fifteen remain hospitalized, including two children with skull fractures.
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Pittsburgh
Nunhall
Homestead Hospital
Martin King
Alicia Anderson
Kila
Chicago Crime Lull Ends With Three Robberies and Bomb Blast
Chicago enjoyed 37 hours without crime until five p.m. yesterday when three robberies occurred in succession. A South Side bombing followed, prompting police to respond after detectives and officers lounged earlier, bored.
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Chicago
Auburn professor offers two water heating methods
Prof A Carnes of Alabama Polytechnic Institute proposes two practical ways to heat water to 120 degrees Fahrenheit to cut cooking costs. Details to be released in a later bulletin. He estimates 90 percent of cooking costs come from heating water. Leo Reisman's orchestra leads the Stars group for the Raleigh Vandevills show on WEAF, with Tuesday December 10 events listed.
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Auburn
Ala
Prof
A. Carnes
Agricultural Engineering
Alabamna Polytechnic Institute
Vna Bulletin
Leo Re‘sman
Group of
Stars
Ralie Vandevills
WEAF
Ned
Congress Debates Tax Cuts and Budget Proposals
The article reports House action on tax reduction measures and a $268,000,000 plan tied to an income tax cut. It notes committee discussions and an anticipated administration proposal, with approval timing and appropriation considerations. The piece mentions the House Appropriations Committee and related budget context.
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Houe
House
Weather Watch Alabama Cloudy Tonight Through Saturday
Increasing clouds across Alabama with a chance of light precipitation in the north Saturday. Warmer tonight in the southeast with higher temperatures expected Saturday.
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Alabama
Cloudien
Negro man charged with slashing schoolgirl in Middleton
In Middleton Mississippi two posses searched for a unidentified black man after an 18 year old schoolgirl was slashed on the way home from school. The victim described the attacker as the pursuit involved bloodhounds from New Albany and local residents.
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Maynard Newland
J. S. Wright
Pocahontas
Robbers Kill Bank Messenger in Philadelphia
Philadelphia on December 6 1900 three men robbed Philip Trust messenger Dee Cameron Cook at Frenen Street. They seized a bag containing 34000 dollars after Cook stepped from a branch office. One robber fired wounding Cook who died as they fled.
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Philapdelphia
Dee
Uli Cameron Cook
Philadelphia Trust Company
Ith
Frenen
Cook
Attempt Keep Killings Before Prohi Officer
An effort to keep the killings of two persons by customs agents before Assistant Secretary Lowman is described as ongoing through mail by unidentified individuals. The report links the scheme to a bootlegger and outlines mail tracing to sender locations in Brooklyn and nearby areas.
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Lowman
Bachmur
Lowmal
Neoub
Internatenal Falls
Mim
Brooklyn
Dase
Ceun
Lees
Dvattsuuy
Noo
Lownan
Varkul
Geran Pacial
Wang
Paul
Plans for French naval vessel size debated
The article outlines discussions on a French vessel of notable size. Key figures include Meany and Prater as they debate the approval process and potential moves. The text references warships, the Weyport area, and related approvals affecting project timelines.
Divorce filing cites harsh portrait of Helen Melure
Oakland court records show R O Mclure suing Helen Simons Melure for divorce. The complaint lists her as sullen irritable nasty and inconsiderate in a highly critical portrait from the 1901 news item. The couple wed on Christmas Day last year in Set Viden.
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Oakland
Cal
Helen Simons Melure
R.oob. McLure
General Bullard Suffers Heart Attack in New York
Gen R L Bullard, 68, retired commander of the Third American Army Corps, suffered a heart attack in his New York apartment. He has been ill with heart disease for three weeks and is too ill to be moved to a hospital. Bullard led the Second Battle of the Marne in 1918 and later presided over the National Security League.
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Kuominchun
People’s Army
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Youngsboro
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National Security League
Salvation Army To Give Christmas Baskets In City
Salvation Army will distribute Christmas baskets this year with aid from the child welfare department and city churches. Captain Victor A. Tidman says the unit will handle city work while welfare handles rural districts to avoid duplication. He also urged donations of old toys to repair for needy children during Santa Claus visits.
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Salvation Army
Victor A. Tidman
Child Welfare Department
Tidman
Welfare Department
Chile
Santa Claus
Mexican Railway Workers Vote to Strike Today
Mexican railway employees operating between Mexico City and Veracruz vote to strike as contract disputes persist. President Portes Gil backs workers' rights while urging restraint and government impartiality. Deputies expressed support for the strikers amid concerns over potential disruption.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Noyon
Waanton Soaport
Bh. Xce Camibal
Dabor
Legion Auxiliary Receives Five Dollar Prize Awarded
A local Legion Auxiliary group earned a five dollar prize and a ten percent share in a community project. The record lists members and amounts, but the OCR text is garbled.
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Four Men Returned To Jail Pending Appeal In Avant Murder Case
G W Smith and son Clyde were granted bonds of 2500 each while Randall Jones Charlie Brown and Leo Phillips faced bonds set at 1000 and 5 respectively for the murder of Prof Claude Avant at Slocomb schoolhouse in 1925. Habeas corpus proceedings continued as defense sought release and questioned who killed Avant.
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Alu
P—pr
G. W. Smith
Clyde
Claude F. Avant
Slocomb
H. A. Pearce
Charlie Metall
Alabama Supreme Court
Randall Jones
Charlie Brown
Leo Phillips
Peron
Montgomery
Ala
Clsude Avant
Liocomb High
Clyde Smith
Ran_dell Jones
Charlie Krown
Lee Phillips
Avant
Geneva County
Uvefense
Florida
Cotumong
Hartford
Phillips
Lyppson
Evergreen dairy promotion expands with purebred stock
Evergreen Alabama reports county farmers promoting the dairy industry through purchase of pure bred stock. B F Groom Evergreen banker finances the purchase of ten registered cattle to be stationed at convenient points. A local cream station recently opened to supply a regional dairy market.
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Evergreen
Ala
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