Senator Charged With Conspiracy In Campaign Scandal
Senator charged with conspiracy over campaign finance. Detroit court records show investigators allege excessive spending, with Dalley detailing money moved and staff costs. The Newberry organization reportedly spent beyond federal limits, including payments to workers, banquets, and media costs, amid claims of large cash flows.
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Deportation Hearings Begun In Tetubetone Proceeding
The Tetubetone case starts with three defendants facing charges linked to illegal entry and the removal process. Canty Attorney Robert S. Frewch argued for separate dates on penalties while prosecutors lay out the charges and the defendants’ alleged actions.
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Hinbee
Robert S. Frewch
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Rural Carriere Quitting Prete Weshingim Harel mail carters
Rural carriere quitting prete weshingim harel mail carters realigning at fifty per cent rate. Bremer representing Sathana harel mail carriere aemete hee tended thee arate pemtinl cotenaeel tee whding. What the arathe Meet serious Lierd George approves lodge mian weenteingrie-ht hae bere lies tment more that quie vieewuet eyevie ambaeweiur to te Veit Miata he recvives tier age from Liepd Geeree the Vriien ember approving the Lixtar reser fume to the bengie of mations.
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Aviators and Exiles: A Ghosted Chronicle of Lost Feathers
The garbled lines describe aviators, mentors, and exile themes amid a cryptic report. Names and places are obscured, but the piece centers on a flight crew, oversight, and a contested event at a remote airfield. The tone hints at a historical skirmish or training disruption affecting several figures.
Fragmentary note on Hungarian dynasty and map relations
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Hungary and a map related to a dynasty and officials. It mentions a claim about a tax or payment, references a Hungarian lineage, and hints at an event or meeting around a Monday, but the text is incomplete and not clearly attributable to a specific person, place, or outcome.
Hawaii Statehood Bill Introduced by Kalanianaole
A bill proposing statehood for Hawaii under a defined qualification was introduced Monday by Hawaiian Delegate Kalanianaole. The record notes the political effort and aims to determine eligibility for admission to the United States.
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Hawaii
Kalanianaole
Government to Lean on Banks in National Finance Policy
The treasury plans to rely more on reserve banks and designated government depositories to manage funds. Treasury officials say reductions in wartime fiscal operations will shift money away from inactive accounts toward banks with ongoing government transactions. The move aims to ensure equitable returns on deposits and streamline future treasury banking among national banks previously designated as depositories during the Franklin D. Roosevelt era.
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Secretary Hoosevelt Confesses Unlawful War Prep Acts
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Frank J Hoosevelt allegedly admitted during a Brooklyn address that he committed illegal acts to secure a war readiness program. He claimed possible impeachment if his actions were exposed and described an unlikely prize involving signaling to heavenly bodies for a 100000 francs reward.
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Angland Not Seeking Loans Denies Borrowing Allegations
Washington Treasury secretary announces a British embassy statement denying repeated claims that the British government seeks large loans in the United States. The denial counters criticism over borrowing plans and reflects ongoing financial discussions between the nations.
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Henry E Huntington Sought Rare 1808 Book Copy Sale
Henry E Huntington, a New York magnate, purchased the only known 1808 fourth edition of Hue and Adoni in London for 7,000. At a major sale in Beitwetl, Carpentier and William Pua’s rep offered 250 to secure a match against Dempery Bodice. A separate report notes a beach wreck near Jekyl Island with efforts to verify the vessel’s identity.
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Wilson appeals for three nations relief aid
President Wilson on January 28 renewed the appeal to Congress for eight hundred ten million to provide food relief to Poland, Austria, and Armenia. He urges immediate action, arguing the United States cannot withhold aid while Europeans starve and that a small portion of surplus exports could avert catastrophe.
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Armenia
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Glane
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Bandit Ransacks Mail Car On Rural Rail Route
A bandit attacked an Union Pacific mail car Friday evening between two stations, forcing the crew to flee after the thief looted a wallet and a safe containing cash. A firearm was used or implied. the suspect fled with unknown property, the investigation continuing.
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Ubion Pacific
Indictments Target Haywood Ally in WWI Ring
Chicago authorities indict key WWI organization member and ex secretary Thomas Whinhead for Haywooding ties while other linked figures, including a German admiral, face freedom as Britain releases related suspects. Meanwhile American Telegraph staff expand to handle congratulatory telegrams for former Emperor Wilhelm’s birthday.
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Nation's farmers dissatisfied due to labor lure and middleman profits
Washington reports a wide spread unrest among farmers, traced to inability to hire labor as workers and farmers’ children move to cities for higher wages. High middleman profits and lack of strong farmer consumer contact agencies are also cited as core complaints.
Episcopalians Protest Armenian Settlement in New York
Seventy five bishops of the American Episcopal church protested in New York against the peace conference plan to deprive Armenia of an outlet to the west. The protest aligns with broader opposition to the settlement terms and reflects church leaders’ stance on Armenian access and regional boundaries.
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American Episcopal Church
Wilson
Peace Conference
Armenia
West
David F. Houston to Succeed Carter Glase as Treasury Secretary
David F. Houston, secretary of agriculture, will replace Carter Glase as secretary of the treasury. The transition marks a high level shift in the administration with Houston assuming the treasury post.
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Carter Glase
the Treasury
Lumber prices to rise, Moose Jaw official predicts
Walter Thorne of Moosejaw, president of the Western Retail Lumbermen's Association, says lumber prices likely advance and will not retreat soon at the convention. Former cabinet member Stain Sofie Takeil, ex-minister of public works and interior, was assassinated in Peecsra in the Matinois cabinet. the exaction is described as fanatic.
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Reds posing as Red Cross agents exposed in European spy ring
London reports Bolshevik agents used forged Red Cross credentials to ferry dispatches between Moscow and Bolshevist groups in Germany and Switzerland. Lithuanian authorities halted the network after crossing borders, leading to multiple arrests. Some couriers admitted Red Cross ties, while others claimed no affiliation. A woman from Dvingk stated she delivered documents she did not fully understand.
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Sinn Feiners Bagged in Dublin Raid on Saturday
In Dublin early Saturday, many Sinn Fein readers were arrested by military action. Seven newly elected municipal councillors were detained, including Joseph McGrath M P for St James Dublin. Over twenty arrestees were sent to Mountjoy prison.
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Huns to Fight Extradition Over German Surrender Threat
German government vows resignation if Allies press for surrender of German war law violators. Nebruchten reports a reliable source, amid labor unrest as dock workers reject arbitration and strike actions continue in Havant.
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President to visit North Carolina Pinehurst plans
President Wilson is expected to visit North Carolina soon and stay at Southern Pines or Pinehurst. One Tanger winter residence at Bourhorn Pines is said to be available for the visit period.
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Wilson
North Carolina
Southern Pines
Pinehurst
Bourhorn Pines
Seven Perish in Flames in Newark Tenement Fire
A rapid blaze engulfed a Fifth Avenue tenement in Newark killing seven occupants, including a mother and her four children. Firefighters could not reach the third floor as flames spread through the structure. A preliminary investigation cites the deadly fire as a department fire loss and notes the victims perished in the unit.
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Now's Counsel Will Appeal in Slaying Verdict
De Angeles counsel for Harry New faerie poetics of appeal from a jury verdict finding him guilty of second degree murder in the fatal shooting of his fiancée Mix Prete Lesser.
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Poindexter Urges Steadfast Course in New York
Senator Miles Tymiers urges a steady course in Washington at a Senate gathering here Saturday. The remarks came amid warnings against a sharp shift in policy and stressed endurance through the current crisis.
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Which is Crusoe's Island Opinion Favors Tobago Over Juan Fernandez
The article argues Tobago is the real Robinson Crusoe Island, citing Crusoe's inland latitude near the Orinoco and the cave goat discovery. It notes Tobago's history from Columbus discovery to English control in 1803 and its modern quiet plantation economy.
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Recalled Manuscripts and Curious Dwellings From Aged Texts
A 19th century sketch recalls Carlyle rewriting his History after mislaid manuscripts and a tale of a snow house built from thick blocks. It includes notes on sharp knives thinning snow blocks and cold drafts. The piece also mentions Chan Chan-Foo leather and pirates toiling with family chores.
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Removing Tea Stains From Porcelain Teapots
A dried fragment notes a method to remove tea stains from teapots. A wing feather of a chicken or turkey is suggested as a brush to clean the spout, after soap and rinsing. The tone reflects practical household tips and old fashioned cleaning ideas.
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