World News Roundup of Legal Battles and War Talks
A collage of items notes Sinclair challenging an indictment in Washington, a national anti isolationist campaign planned by the National Council for Prevention of War, and a 1928 income total of 21 million dollars reported by the Internal Revenue Bureau. It also lists Furman University hosting a political problems institute, a $10 million damages suit between the Structural Steel Workers union and the Tron League, a quash motion denied in Sioux Falls court, the killing of Ruby Clampitt a girl forger, and two drownings in Michigan and Wisconsin as a raft incident ends in tragedy.
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Structural Steel Workers’ Union of New York
Tron League
League
Political realignments swirl around LaFollette bid
Duncan McDonald a Farmer-Labor hopeful presses backing for Robert LaFollette as William Mahoney urges support. Amid global moves, Senate in Ottawa probes Canadian rail actions while violence erupts in Georgia and Michigan City. Multiple political and legal shifts mark a turbulent period as leaders address reform, labor, and international tensions.
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Duncan McDonald
Farmer-Labor
Springfield
William Mahoney
Robert LaFollette
Democratic convention nears decision on McAdoo and Smith
Edward w. Pickard reports a tense fourth day at the Democratic nonnational convention in Madison Square Garden New York with McAdoo and Smith deadlocked after Bryan’s pro McAdoo intervention. Balloting shows shifting support among Davis Underwood Ralston and others as platform debates intensify and sessions end with a majority favoring the anti Ku Klux Klan plank.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
McAdoo
Smith
William Jebhinge Bryan
Lane
Davis
CW. Va
Underwood
Cox
Glass
Ralston
Robinson
Ritchie
Ender
William Jennings Bryan
Teapot Dome
Florida
Merphreen
Daniela
Trobinson
Meredith
Town
W. Bryan
Walsh
Bryan
MoNxpay
League of Nations
Ku Klux Wian
Democratic Party
Tota
Homer Cummings
Connecticut
Chaman
Newton D. Seaker
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
William Jetnings Bryan
Alabamin
Oscar Rr W. Un-u-ndertrwood
Arkansas
Hobinson
California
Colorado
Gay
W. E. Sweet
Kansans
Indiana
Louisiana
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Wryoming
John B. Kendrick
Davia
W. Va
Stalston
Mitchie
Glaas
Brown
Silver
Slarrison
Davisians
Sweet
Ferris
Kendrick
O. Saulshurs
Ty Houston Thompson
Colorale
Tostal
West Virginia
Wall Street
Dawes Plan Hurdle Delays U S Participation Effort
Washington reports say the United States may seek a method to participate in the Dawes plan without Senate approval, amid German American treaty constraints. Officials note Paris conference discussions lack Washington input due to Secretary Hughes' absence, with President Coolidge and Hughes reportedly eager to expedite Dawes implementation but blocked by the treaty clause.
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Washington
Anximis
Olteliis Sre
Fietier
Wang Ammeriain
Ceeutyy Reet
Nea
United States
United Shiites Ag
Mnet
Congress
Stadt
State Department Offielnia
Nerard
Premiera MacDonald
Herriot A
Paris
Wiughes
Lerrick
Goolidge
Tiughes
Dawes
Unite States Cap
Joliet church wrecked by dynamite blast
A Joliet blast severely damaged the Ottawa Street Methodist Church on Ottawa Street. Dynamite destroyed the rear of the structure and shattered plate glass windows across the area, as Rev. Henry MB and associates face alleged threats tied to bootlegger activity.
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Joliet
Agaitst
Eight Pirate Vessels Seize Rum In Five-Week Action
A chaotic report details eight pirate vessels compelling $500000 in rum seizure activity over five weeks near New Jersey. The vessels boarded cargo ships under the raid led by feared captains. Authorities identified targets as ships "BRO cis OP Taytog" and others, with reports from Gaphuin Perrone confirming pirate operations.
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Renee
Mortoon
New Jersey
Rim
Perrone
Roders
Eelwcaniers
Four Wyoming Banks Fail to Open Doors
Four Wyoming banks failed to open for business as state bank examiner notes arrived. Names scrambled in the report include Carpenter Shue link and Cowley Shoe bank while Baral af pty and Bloom are mentioned in uncertain form amid the banking turmoil.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wra
Fallet ci
State Banc
Carpenter Shue Link
Abouk Yo Cte
EET
Esetach State Bank
Resources
Alowudl Gan cHars
Cowley Shoe Bank
What Sark
Am the
Baral Af Pty
PeSschRes Bent Bloom
Ford Acquires 307 Acre Site for Plant in England
Ford Motor Company in Great Britain announces the purchase of a 307 acre site in England to build a new plant. The project aims to produce all British orders starting with an initial oil related line. The works will employ approximately 7,000 workers at full capacity.
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Ford
England
Beni
Ford Motor Company
Britain
Coipaney Tats
Pageniin
Ae Works
Taps Sounded for Calvin at Plymouth Vermont
Fragmented OCR text mentions Calvin and junior figures in Plymouth Vermont and Northampton Massachusetts with unclear references to Caley Couolidee and Phbs. The garbled lines imply a memorial or ceremony context but lack coherent actions or dates.
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Calvin
Plymouth
Patitty
Tadie Hava
Strip Mines Operated By Veeni Bar Noted In Dike Region
Local reports indicate coal mines near Veeni Bar are active. Operations continue under ongoing supervision with safety checks and inspections scheduled.
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Onde Veeni
Unclear text on Obregon move under new U S state
Fragmentary OCR reads as Obregon may move to United States. Phrases mention a president, troops, and a potential loan in a convoluted mix of terms. Unable to extract coherent events, dates, or named places beyond these fragments.
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United States
Obregon
U. S
Tysie
Ream Bs Abe
Styria
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MmeneueRenemens
Sinclair
District of Columbia Supreme ‘Court
All-Reserve
Lenges
Se Ow
National Council For Prevention of War
America
Internal Revenue Bureau
Furman University
Greenville
8. C
Sioux Falla Trust Aid Savings Bank
Stoux Pulls
Ruby Clampitt
Barton County Sheriffs
Hutchinson
Wana
Barton County Gall
Tanan
Emil Strandre
Louis
Ishpeming
Mich
Noli
Tirana
Albania
Durazzo
Coleman
DeLong
Walltam Mahoney
Farmer-Labor Party
St. Paul, Minn
Robert M., LaFollette
National Socialist
Cleveland
Ohio
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Tte Hugineas
Lafollette
Ten Zinoyiett
Sreel Executive Council
Canadian Pacific Railway
Senate of Ottawa
Bennett
Ontario
Diamond Creek
Jacoba
Prescott
Attz
John .G. Price
Columbus
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Boston
Mass
Thomas P. Henry
Detroit
American Automobile
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Decorah
Iowa
Charles N. Wilcoxen
Chicago, Lake Shore & Fouth Bend Raitroad
Michigan City
Ind. Sf
Henry Ford
Cty
Wehner W. Reading
Walter Splawn
Texas Railroad Commission At
Austin
University of Texas
Dutiex
Manongatela River
Browsayille
BO Fort Toon
Wyo
Cequisits
Eloner
Nelrdome
Linia Smith
Colorado Paper Company of
Denver
Montevista
Colo
D. Rockefeller
Lie
Tarrytown
East Liberty
Florence A
Leona G. Lamme
Calvin Coolidge
Raymond Cassady
Whiting
J. L. Gillespie
Bis
Cassady
Oscar F. Stanton
U. N
New London
Conn
C. H. Watte
Oneral Managger
Farm Union, Live Stock Commission of
Chicago
St. Paul
Farm Union Credit Corporation
Congress of the Republic of San Domingo
State Department
Allied Council of Ambassadory
Joan J. Pershing
American Battle Monuments Commission
Verdun
France
Germany
Oxford
House of Lords
Tamdon
Dirham
Baratarin Bay
New Orleans
Santo Domingo
Horacio Vasquez
Federico Velaschez
Robedarsa
Morocco
Madrid
Tene Thomas
Ajon
Francs
Allesandra
Santiago
Chile
Pedro Aguirre Cerda
Radical Party
Jeatler
Liberal Alliance
Warren
Unite States
Mesteoity Wits
Dawson la Shited
Brugia
Velel
Athens
Xed
Ventzelon
Leuburg Arsenid
Edward W. Pickard
Ollowing
Ku Klux Kian
Ku Klux Klan
Undetwood
Talaten
Gings
Slehle
Kansas
Saulabury
Shairmin Walsh
Tepbert L. Owen
Oldatomia
Carolina
Lenny Springs
Lancaster
National Committee
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Col
Leroy Springs
HIO
Lake Erie
Clevehingt
Sandusky
Lorain
Coolidge
Ranscontinental Air Moil
San Francisco
Omaha
Albert G. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Harry F. Sine Cdalr
KL. Doheny
Olf Qperatora
E. L. Doheny
Fall
Doheny, Sr
Doheny
California Reserve
Single
Wvetland
Pall
Doheny Sr
Dohenys
Pan-American Tetroleum Company
Yctiow
Business Organization
Charles G. Dawes
Republican National Committee
White House
Evinston
Iscuunpaien
Ella T. Parker
New York Post Office
Presbyterian Church
al Dawes
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