Happenings of the World Tersely Told
United States Supreme Court ruled railroad workers jailed for contempt may demand jury trials, while part of the Clayton Act remains constitutional. Coolidge diverts Office of War Property Custodian duties to Wilson and Abbott. Radio licensing rules announced for 5,000 watt experimental broadcasting. President to vote by mail. treaty talks with Italy on liquor imports noted.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
Coolidge
Unien
Willian W. Wilson
Sewell W. Abbott
Bureau
Campaign fund probes widen in Washington clash
Edward W. Pickard reviews Sen Bohrah and La Follette fund charges amid cross examinations by Untermyer and Walsh. Pennsylvania leaders like Vandain Grundy and Stotesbury defend contributions as workers back the party. Democrats defend their fund while Germany and Britain face political upheaval and postwar turmoil across multiple fronts.
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Edward W. Pickard
Bohrah
Washington
la Follette
Frank P. Walsh
Cooldge
Dawes
Samuel Untermyer
Walsh
Repub- Head
Grundy
Caraway
Momey Tulku
Mr. Ontermyer
Attorney Walsh
Samuel Gotmpers
T. Y. O'Connor
Coolidge
Joseph Ryans
Longehoremen's Union
O'Connor
Buffalo
LeFollette
Russa
Mexico
Tating
Honta
Russia
William Knox
American Bankers’ Association
Lafollette
Chicago
Association
Stotesbury
Waleh
Incomplete OCR Summary of Naval Yard Arrival
Fragmentary text appears to reference a naval yard, a port location, and ships or people with obscured names. Key details are illegible, leaving only scattered mentions of places and terms like navy yard and port. No clear event, date, or involved persons can be identified from the readable fragments.
Contempt Charge Stirs Court Over Strike Action
Sam Michaelson and colleagues, employees of Chicago, Burlington and Omaha Railway, faced contempt of court after a strike linked to a constitutional issue. The court’s decision noted the act that employees may demand a jury trial in certain circumstanc es. The action progresses from a federal court ruling amid labor disputes.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Dows
Sam Michaelson
Chicago
Pant & Omaha, Railway Company
Auto plunge from bridge near Geneva leaves two dead
Four victims were aboard when an automobile plunged through a bridge railing north of the village and into the Detroit River. Two men and one woman were believed dead, with two others reported injured as the car went through the railing on the approach to the span.
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United States
Trenton
Virginia Capea
Ackealle
Ala
Geneva
N. Yzand
Two Slain and Two Shot in Chicago Tong War
Five shootings in Chicago during a three hour span left one man dead and two others wounded in the Chinese tong warfare. Reports indicate the violence extended to Milwaukee as part of the same fighting band.
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United States
Palao
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Planges to Death When Parachute Fails to Open
Houston authorities report a parachute jumper from St Paul Minnesota Mies Mantle Le May died when she leaped from a balloon at a focal amusement park and her parachute failed to open during the event.
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Montie le May
St. Paul, Minn
Hovsum
Texaa
Houston
Texas
Mies Mantle LeMay
St. Paul Minn
Incomplete Directive Delays Soviet Recognition Speech
The statement notes a delay in recognizing the Soviets due to Russia's insistence on unconditional recognition without qualifications. The situation reflects cautious diplomacy and ongoing negotiation dynamics between Rual Dictate and France Varis.
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Rual
France
Varis
Italy Ratification Pact Aims at Import Controls
The Washington ratified treaty with Italy seeks to curb importation of intoxicating liquor. Negotiations and exchanges occurred at the State Department as officials aim to prevent illegal imports and ensure compliance with new terms.
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Ratlitention
Italy
State Department
Washington
Peter A. Jay
Balkan
Rumania
Geneva
Sor
Tate Department
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Comerce
Nothampton
Mass
Dublie
Aeabland Na
Roosevelt
Standard of Company
Todiana
United States District
Chauncey W. Martyn
New York City
Enright
Court of Appeals
Albans
N. Y
William FL. Anderson
Anti Saloon League of
New York State
Anderson
National Cooperative Mle Producers’ Federation
Detroit
H.C. Wallace
Hora S. Copeland
Raselad Penther
Culeawe
M. Linear
Medford
W. BR. Nickerton
Portland
Ore
Hils
Yale Univerality
Ag Tres Mae
New Maven
Egbert
Happy” Dyke
Grand Haven
Mich
Molly Fleming
Edward Inauf
Ottaws County
United States Bank of
Chechell Simpson
Cantigny
Argotine
St. Mihle
American Legion
Emery
Grand Rapids
Simpson
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Lucy Brown
Jedlan
Yosemite
Cal
Army
Iun
New York Dispatch
Ond
Henry A. Buchtel
University of Denver
Colorado
Denver
Colo
William G. Evans
John Evans
Northwestern University
Denver, Colo
Tilness
Robert M. la Follette
Cooper Union
George W. Massey
Pennsylviaia Railroad
Philadelphia
Soeator Lodge
Boston
Planit Chance
Karl Pancake
Los Angeles
F. Wight Neumann
America
Frank H. Osborn
Imerine
New Rochelle
Baron von Freyleg- Loringhaven
German Arms
Berlin
Anatie Prince
Paria
Constaninople
London
Geneve
Great Britain
Renderes
Fia
Wan An
New Orleans
Vy Vincents Wiliams
Jt Jn
Dle Russland
Athens
Constantinople
Leame of Nations' Council
Drissela
Dort- Wuld
Frassessione
Hihr
Burdbt
Dortmund
Fremch
Buhr
Reichstag
Torah Committee
Na-ional
Clem Shaver
National
James W. Gerard
Bia
Ekern
Wheeler
West
Davia
Congress
Maney- Ja -To
Ebert de[Gause
Marx
Germany
League of ‘Nations
Tigsn
Ruhr
Officisla
Sritiah
United Front
Labor
Labor Party
Pens Yu-Hsiang
Ching
Peking
Teporta
Chiawang
Tao
Than
Sun" Yat+sen
Plunteer
Canton
Ita
Chen Chiun-ming
Sun
Chen
St. Paul
Minn
International Harvester Company
Biid
Hergester ‘Company
Federal
Pacific
United States Navy
Canada
R. D. Lyon
Andrew Crinkley
Levi Henshaw Gorrell
Wichita
Kans
King Mason
National Museum
Ug A Navy Yard
The
Naval
Portimouth
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