Immigration changes and naval notes headline today
A Washington dispatch reports Honduran troops helped withdraw a 165-officer detachment from the cruiser Denver at Cie bu Honduras, with immigration reform tied to three executive departments. President Coolidge speaks on immigration, while treasury announces a 45 percent rise in currency supply and grain exports dip. Navy tests seek long-distance weather data.
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Gers
Denver
Ciebu
Honduras
Washington
Ellis Ieland
Ameren
United States
Executive Departments
Treasury
Mellon
Celha
Washington Dispatch
Fires, robberies, and accidents fill city records
The report covers multiple incidents including the sale of the New York Hippodrome for over 5 million dollars, Oakland fire threats injuring three and causing 100000 in property damage, a major blaze at the Sattah resort near Great Salt Lake with 600000 loss, and assorted crimes and corrections across cities. It notes hospital funding plans, bank heists, indictments, and notable deaths and political events, with numerous references to individuals, places, and organizations.
Wheeler Trial Nears Verdict in Montana Case
Edward Pickard and PNator Bunton review Senator Wheeler's Montana trial as key witnesses, including Hayes' sensational claim of a promised fee split. Wheeler defends himself, denying deals with government officials while Dawes argues Senate reform to curb blocking power amid Lexington Concord celebrations and international turbulence including Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania. The piece notes Dawes radio address and ongoing political shifts in Canada and Honduras with U.S. Marines deployed to Ceiba.
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Edward W. Pickard
Pnator
Bunton K.wheeler
Great Falla
Mont
Jose
G George DB. Hayes
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Wheeler
Garden Campbell Land
Department of the Interior
Washington
Hayes
Campbell
Edwin Booth
Booth
Walsh
A. H. Farr
Montana
Daugherty
Gordon Campbell
EH. J. Coleman
Staveo
Bla
Dawes
Associated
Prega
Senate
Dresen
Haid
Jssus
Lexington
Concord
Faneuilhail
Boston
Pershing
Paul Revere
William Dawes
Concord “Bridge
Trade prospects hinge on stronger merchant marine
A garbled 19th century note suggests that hopes for flourishing South American trade depend on building a robust merchant marine. The fragment mentions General Perghink and a belief that without a capable fleet, commerce cannot grow.
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Perghink
South America
Fractured Navy Court Case Names Officers Charged
Fragmentary OCR notes cite six officers facing charges linked to aid on a naval transport at Norfolk. Names unreadable, including W. Reker and P. Gallagher, with roles described as machinists and clerks. Scene center on Norfolk court actions and officer accountability.
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Winnington
Wilbur
Norfolk
Gingendd
W. Reker
Pronk
Benarlets
Mes ‘Bayon
Collins' Body Recovered From Sand Cave Trap
In Cave City Kentucky Collins perished in a sand cave trap. His body was raised to the surface after parts of clothing were removed and identified by longtime cave explorers. The body then was taken to a local undertaker.
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Floyd Collings
Cive Pear Cave City
Collins
Cave City
Zoere
Band’ Cave
Gema Stolen Worth $50,000 Reported in New York Hotel
Mrs. T C Jenkins, alleged former Pittsburgh magnate's wife, is said to have been robbed of jewels valued at $50,000 at the Ambupeador Hotel in New York city. The incident centers on a high profile social figure and a luxurious hotel setting. No further details on suspects or method are provided in the fragment.
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Charles Evan Hughes
New York
Bermuda
Washington
American Society of International Law
Plone
Eatall Soviet Republic
Bulger Iy Ly
Tchitcherin
Ter
Moscow
Zankoff
Iga Ukely
Rumania
Macedonia
Croatia
Bulgaris
T. C. Jenkins
Millonaire
Pittsburgh
Ambupeador
Capital Curbs Fast Automats In Washington Traffic Code
A new traffic code in Washington imposes regulations on motorists and grants pedestrians the right of way at intersections. The changes will take effect in May, with the announcement already issued.
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Capital
Washington
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PSE
Europe
Aso
Goolidge
Assembled
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington Auditorium
Guys & Washington
Department of Commerce
Navy
B. F. Keith
New York Hippodrome
United States Realty and Improvement Company
S.s
Oakland
Cal
Sattah
Great Salt Lake
Mra
Fort Snellloy
Lynwood
the Formers and Merchants’ Kational Bank of
Pour Offoura
Moore Motor Vehicle Company
Danville
Leavenworth
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Miles City
Aley
Morris Seldon
Mary Woodson
Great Falls
Burton K. Wheeter
Gordo Campbell
Montena
Wash_ Wigton
Chicago
Gealt Marketing Company
Salt Lake City
Naval Research and Experimental Laboratory
Missouri
Kinase
Oklahoma
Uilouls
Michigan
Kumans City
Blanche Nevin
Labvaster
Nevin Wig
Francis Bowes Sayre
Jessie Wilson
Ellen D. O. Bennett
Shilnedelphia
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Chauncey. M. Depew
The
New York Central Railroad
W. McQueen
Siegs- Sheffield Steel Company
Aston Moulton Burt
Northerns Pacific Railway
Jamestown
N. D. Ee
James D. Phelan
San Francisco
Cardinal Dougherty
Wronca
Szechoslovakian
Warsayw
Poland
Copenhagen
Kurdiah
Sayy
London
Hampshire
Liverpool
Lovsea
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Zeulsadul Hey
Afuleer
Tokyo
Enys
Constantinople
Berlin
Gustav
Sweden
Stockholm
Concord Bridge
Edward H. Campbell
Legion
Honor
Toga
Symbassadors
Paris
Bulgaria
Jugoslav
Bulgére
Joseph
Callianx
Nan
Paul Palnleve
Umit
Deputier
Palnleve
M. Cailleux
Bank of France
M. Herriot
Wes
Tormer
Wittelabach
Alrernte Deparonen Rent Arate
Canada
St. Lawrence Waterway
Pate
Commerce
Hoover
St Lawrence
Great Lakes
Atladhig Vie
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