Debts and Banking Scrutiny Surround Indiana Governor Case
An Indiana inquiry reveals extensive indebtedness linked to Governor Warren T. Eeeny and state officials. Banking records show debts totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars across First National, First Trust and Savings, People Trust, and other lenders. Witnesses, including writing experts, are summoned as the probe expands with new creditors named.
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Taiabotte
Ind
Indiana
Warren Teeny
Gegston
Trom
Ageingt
Belgian trial concludes with multiple prison terms
A Belgian court case concluded with sentences of up to 15 years and a lengthy prison term for several embers of a criminal gang. The group operated with practical impunity within Belgian borders, following a remembrice of a 88 crime sequence, as described by local authorities.
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Jenich
Belgina
Stern
Flanders
Prinon
Criml
Troopa Seizes 61 New Agitators In Police Action
Troopa units clash with agitators as Ruby seeks control of regional police. Army troops enforce orders in Rhineland amid renewed unrest and security deployments.
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Troopa
Ruby Reach
Gecrat Raliliary
Ted
Wholedale Relicts
Rhineland
Stone Named New Attorney General by Coolidge
Washington confirms H F Stone, former Columbia Law dean, as Attorney General to replace Dallaherty. A Republican with New York ties, Stone will earn about 7 5 000 to 7 7 0 0 0 a year and has been with the firm Latter ies Canfield Stone. He resigns from Columbia at year end and will join the cabinet, expanding New York representation alongside Hughes.
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Washington
Harlan Fiske Stone
Columbia University Law School
Coolidge
Dallaherty
Stone
Amherst
Colombia
Behodimata
Stone Bina Peau
Ahkence
Columbia
New York
Latteries, Canfield & Stone
Allutitg & Chpylotte Air Line Railroad
Hever Fies
Pali
Hughs
Senate Passes Bill Increasing Pensions
Senate approves a pension bill expected to cost about 55 million dollars yearly. It mirrors the vetoed measure and seeks to equalize veterans’ benefits across services. The plan raises monthly rates to 72 dollars for Mexican War and Civil War veterans and increases allowances for dependents from two dollars to eight.
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Washington
Senate
Barding
Algo Isitiade
January Inauguration Bill Reported to House
Washington report states a House committee has reported a Norris resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to inaugurate the president and vice president after the January following election. The measure, already approved by the Senate, mirrors a White proposed plan from Representative White of Kapn.
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Washington
Norris
Senate
Ylea
Congress
West
House
Representative White
Kapn
Oklahoma City Attorney Denounces Indians Bilking Claims
Testimony before the Daugherty committee cites Herbert M Peck an Oklahoma City attorney alleging a vast scheme against Native Americans. The chaotic testimony references Ponca lands and a supposed fortune, with critics accusing inaction and misdirection.
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Washington
Howsity M
Daugh
Walt
Atiller Brothers
Oklahoma
Wills reveal legacy tales in a Washington death notice
Reading fragments from a local will, the document mentions sums of 100 000 dollars and names Mre Wilson Cats and family connections. The obituary references estates in Washington and a watchmaker cited among heirs, with details unclear due to truncated OCR.
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Mre.Wilson
Calls Weeks in Aircraft Fraud Spars with Graft Claims
Secretary of War Weeks faced a congressional inquiry over alleged aviation fraud. Witnesses described private papers from an investigator, totaling about 960 million, believed to implicate officials. Captain Voinnet testified the documents were government files but remain under Weeks custody awaiting subpoenas.
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Washington
John We Weeks
Naiselt
Nmmane
Hug
Lie Brook Harteranuies
Gwathin
War Department
Weeks
Betoe
Dusk of Honey Lyne
Aircraft ‘Division
Mx Lane
W.F. Voinnet
Air Service
Lane
Ielu
Laine
Volandt Wnan
William J Burns Reveals Cabinet Clash Over Prohibition
William J Burns, head of the federal Secret Service, testified before the Brookhart Investigating Committee about alleged interference by Secretary Andrew W Metropolis in prohibition matters. He described tensions involving former Attorney General Daugherty and reactions to a cabinet dispute affecting narcotics enforcement and prison oversight.
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Washington
Willam J. Byms
Federal Secret Service
Great Gold Mirror
Brookhart
Feo
Andrew W. Metlop
Oid Hobber Votnig
Rarding
Atlanta
Byrne
Witeh
Daugherty
Greaston B. Means
Ury Inn
Cablieg Oisagreement
Bandits Rob City Center Near Chicago Halls
In Chicago the White Lights neighborhood bandits opened a raid near Standelph and Clark streets at city hall area. They killed a drug clerk at City Halls pharmacy on Washington and La Salle, terrorized patrons, robbed a cafe of about $500, and fled into crowded streets near the detective bureau and central station.
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Chicago
Wille
Standelph and
Clark Streets
Washington and
la Salle
City Hall
Lttle
Central Station
Polish Diplomat in U S Discharged Over Booze
Warsaw reports Dr Wenceslas Sokolowski former first secretary of the Vollach le gation in Washington was discharged from the diplomatic service after a foreign office inquiry. The recall followed the seizure of a large quantity of alcoholic liquor discovered at his Washington residence during Christmas holidays. Estimated value about 50003 dollars.
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Warsaw
Wenceslas Sokolowski
Vollach Legation
Washington
Diplomatic Service
Foreign Office
Sokolowak
Farm Values Decline in Three Years Reported
A Department of Agriculture report details a sharp drop in farm land values over the last three years. It cites billions of dollars in reduced property worth and points to drought era effects and post-boom adjustments in Washington and nationwide farm sectors.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture Atutléticien
Stillman Home Named In Eight Million Dollar Matter
Unclear OCR text references Mrs Anne Stillman Holde and an eight million dollar figure linked to Stillman Home. The source contains garbled names and locations, making precise details and actions difficult to confirm.
U S Government Market Report April 2 Prices and Prices Mixed
Weekly market report lists vegetables like round white potatoes in Chicago at 91,051.15, onions in Florida at 50 225 per 1000, cabbage and celery price ranges in Texas and Florida, strawberries in Chicago, and dairy prices in Chicago. Livestock prices in Chicago cover steers, cows, calves, lambs, and yearlings with varied bids. Grain and timothy prices cited for several cities including Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Northern
Chicago
Monty
Florida
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Minnespaolis
Louis
St Louis
High School Girls Skip Classes Suspected of Rum Haul
Louisville authorities investigate claims that female high school students used cars to transport liquor. The probe, led by city provost patrol and the school board, follows reports of Wadleggers employing students for transporting alcohol.
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Louisville
Faders’ Prolivition
Elfy Board of Education
Secretary Hughes to Visit England in July
Secretary of State Hughes plans a July trip to England to attend the American Bar Association meeting. His travel depends on current duties, and he hopes to complete the journey if possible, with anticipation for the voyage and return.
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Hughes
England
Washinxton
Maglanil
Apish Bar Association
First Quarter U S Income Taxes Rise to 480 Million
Washington reports increased collections for the first quarter with income and profit taxes totaling about 480 million, roughly 17 million more than the same period last year. Total payments for the year reach 1.82 billion as tax offices admit 1.82 billion in receipts.
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Washington
Qret
Olit
Germany to Tax All Germans Who Go Abroad
Berlin reports a cabinet measure requiring all Germans traveling abroad to pay 000 gold marks, about $125, for travel permission unless a medical necessity is shown. The plan targets citizens who have crossed into Switzerland and the Iberian region.
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Germany
Berlin
Switzerand
Hil
Adridtte
Digs Own Grave at 95 Then Dies of Apoplexy
An elderly man named York Roland H Kellbaugh reportedly dug his own grave at age 95 and died of apoplexy. The grave's rocky grave and a fourfold cornerstone were noted, discovered by his daughter Cororder, and a medical examiner pronounced the death due to apoplexy.
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York
Alnety-Fyo
Corder
Zech
Birth of 5 Nation political contest ignites Iowa council race
Iowa State News notes a forthcoming council race amid a fiscal boom with a bridge project over the Des Moines River at La Veronica, and announces a major paving contract in Town City. Reports on hospital strain in Dew Molinos, farm meetings, and state health statistics frame a broader picture of growth, public works, and civic concerns.
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Des Molpen
la Vornore
Dallas
Sir Alfred
Lady Robbins
Masona
Seerat Bervias
la Sioux City
Templar Stark
Spirit Lake
Entrancs
Vtec
Laureny Wiro
Poopla
Town City
Cirenstacht
Polk County Jost
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Dew Molinos
Uhipmant
Iyastock
Sveatock Conantesian Company
Uhia Yong
Duvudve Mustelang
Des Moines
Tradox Council
Dot Moines
Wan Howana
Humane Society
Tlowa
Polk County
Ray
G. McMillan
Sin
Rav
McMillen
Clarinda
Nynor
Denmark Academy
Plana
Honda
Donald Qt
Porter
Mena
Amos
Department
Alate
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Lisromb
Hyyard
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