Washington President College Suffers Senate Inquiry Clash
President asserts the Senate must return to constitutional procedure while protests erupt over the Bureau of Internal Revenue inquiry. Secretary Mellon condemns the probe as moral peril and political interference, triggering bipartisan rebuke and calls to curb investigations.
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Washington
Coallge
Senate
Melion
Aetlona
Internal Revenue Bureau
Fhg
Fagquirtes
Metlon
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Francia J
Couzens
Mir
Mellon
Walshtania
Geneen
Angsling
Erritor
Robdnson
Arkengng
Sotintar Jones
Mexico
Japanese Note Raps Proposed Exclusion Act
Fragmentary report notes a Japanese exclusion proposed act facing pendency. Government communications warn of enforcement and express concerns about immigration policy.
Trail of Hamon Coin Vanishes
A chaotic report contends that Jake Hammon funneled large sums to and from the Republican campaign fundraising network. Testimony from Wilem E. Miller and Z B. French disputes the existence and handling of payments tied to Warren Harding’s 1920 campaign.
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Hamon
Washington
Jake Hammon
Givca
Munehausen
Oklahoma
St. Wilem E. Miller
Ohio
Poke Hammonsever
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Warren Harding
Z. B. French
Hanon
Wis
Hannon
Stanffeld
Rep
Ore
Miller
Dawes Report and German Industry Proposals
Fragmentary 1919 era note discusses Dawes Report and German industry proposals. Says experts favor acceptance of proposals despite concerns about industrial efforts and military factors. Mentions Doctor Sorge and broad economic shifts as central to the argument.
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Beiin
Gots Iman
Sorge
Pregroun
Gill Yilitars
Haynes Sees Bootlegging Driven by Thirst of the Rich
Washington reports Ninety percent of bootleggers would turn for their product in prohibition era markets. Commissioner Haynes told the National Committee for Law Enforcement that bootlegging thrives where thirst and demand meet supply, urging stronger enforcement.
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Haynes
Washington
Marconi and Wite Divorce Case Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions Marconi and Wite in a divorce context with garbled names and titles. Lacks coherent facts, dates, or locations. bleibt unclear details hinder precise summary.
Coolidge Addresses 1000 Women at Law Enforcement Conference
President Coolidge spoke to about a thousand delegates at the Woman's National Conference for Law Enforcement. He urged enforcement of laws, stressing that legislation is useless without a willingness to enforce and an awakened conscience backing reform.
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Washington
Coolidge
Mra
Herbert Hoyver
National Congress
Wilbur to Keep Personal Tab on Navy Oil Leases
Washington reports a naval oil policy to protect government interests by requiring the secretary of the navy to personally approve all leases and contracts. Secretary Wilbur stated no refusals or contracts will be made without his direct approval, in a letter to Senator Gale of Missouri, chair of the senate naval committee.
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Wilbur
Navy
Washington
Denby
Gale
Senate Naval Committee
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Soviet Plot Tells Legion About Church Pacifism
Ottawa speakers describe alleged Soviet effort to infiltrate American churches and promote pacifism. John W. Gorby of the National Transportation Institute accuses Soviet agents of trying to erode American resistance and unity through church networks and nonresistance policies.
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Ottawa
Liz Ruesson
Gerson
John W. Gorby
National Transportation Institute
American Legion
Belgium to fund U S debt promptly after armistice
Brussels Premier Thewala announces immediate move to fund Belgiums debt to the United States. He notes an important outstanding loan that does not align with budget receipts and says Belgium must regularize and fund U S loans before and after the armistice.
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Brussels
Thewala
Belgium
United States
Hines Ruling Speeds Aid for Disabled Vets
Washington report describes a ruling affecting the processing of relief payments for disabled veterans. Director Alves of the veterans bureau reportedly revoked a benefit regulation during a four day conference, with the awards to be paid immediately after approval by the 14 district offices.
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Washington
Relwitt
Aulorican Legion
Dirautar Alves
Veterans' Bureau
Whlen Midant
Diatrict
Vatican Dispute Over Archbishop Nomination
A fragment notes a disagreement involving the Vatican and a proposed archbishop nomination in Argentina. The report references church figures and a contested selection amid Vatican positioning.
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Pyonoa Alres
Vatican
Neyzand
Ing
Argentina
United States Market Report April Week Summary
Washington report for the week ending April covers Livestock prices with hogs at 760 top and range around 7.96 per hundred weight, cattle and calves steady with Mehl and median weights noted. Fruits vegetables list prices for potatoes onions cabbage and strawberries across Chicago Cincinnati Minneapolis and other markets. dairy products and grain prices shown for No 1 and No 2 grades across multiple cities.
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Washington
Chicago
Pineass Hoge
Moroder
Citengo
SILOG
Texan Apinach
Cincinnati
Hay
Ham
Minneapolis
Ht. Louis
Minnea
Small Renominated Coolidge Leads In Party Nominations
Governor Bimney nominated in a Republican primary by a small majority, with Bim and Tepupilenn candidates. Charles Deneen defeated Senator MacCor mick for the senate nomination. Democrats select Norman J. Jones for governor and Albert A. Sprague for senate. Cooldge defeats Biram Johnson by a comfortable majority, Johnson strong in Chicago.
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Iter
Bimney Po
Charles
Deneen
MacCormick
Senate
Norman J. Jones
Albert A. Sprague
Cooldge
Biram Johnson
Johnson
Chicago
New York Central Head Rose From Messenger Boy
Patrick B. Crowley, once a messenger boy half a century ago, was elected president of the New York Central lines. He rises to head a vast railroad system, with a vacancy created a month ago by a death. He is expected to earn about $100,000 a year.
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New York Central
New York
Patrick B. Crowley
Hnlf
New York Caneril Lines
America
Wenluvet
Crowley
Anderstood
1922 Corporation Tax Report Reveals Large Dividends
Washington and Stork corporations paid out dividends totaling 9.4 trillion in 1922. A record shows 100,912 corporations contributing to income tax receipts and a surplus plus profits estimated at 19.15 trillion. Data sent to the Senate by the Treasury in response to a Jones request.
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Senate
Cruuwary
Seater Jonea
Dem. N. Mi
Hugo Stinnes, Germany's Richest Man, Dies at Home
Berlin reports the death of Hugo Stinnes, Germany's foremost industrialist and one of the wealthiest men, who passed away at his residence on Thursday with his wife by his side as his health deteriorated after a long illness.
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Hugo Stinnes
Germany
Berlin
Auge Silnway
Aowag
HIT Storey Bevan
Woeiga
Poultonitie
Pneumonn
Unemployment Rise Reported in the South
A Department of Labor estimate shows higher unemployment in the South with fewer positions in major industries. Officials indicate persistent labor market weakness amid slow hiring and regional economic strains.
Town and County News From Iowa State Events
Town and state notes summarize farm activity voter turnout and civic events across Iowa towns. Reports include mayoral races, city hall proposal fortunes, a Chicago train link opening, symphony plans, baby chick shipments, a state budget outlook, and notes on education and veterans affairs with dates and local figures.
Swamp Root Ad Claims Pure Herbal Formula
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root claiming high purity and safety for kidney, bladder, and liver relief. It emphasizes scientific herb-based formulation, usage in teaspoonful doses, and urges readers to contact Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York for a sample bottle.
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Kimora
Kilmer
Dr. Siner & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Baseline Geo Survey and Ground Truthing Methods Discussed
A rough rendering outlines geodetic field work involving baseline lines, alignment of rautways and open ground, with notes on surveying accuracy, excavation work, and potential impacts on water sources and land form. It mentions canidae experiments and oyster references as context, but keeps the core focus on survey procedures and provisional conclusions.
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Rautwsky
Ruvinee Am
Early 17th Century Sheep Arrivals to New York Port
In a note on livestock origins, the article traces incoming sheep to the United States. It mentions Wiltshire and Merino lineages, Dutch and Swedish influence, and immigrant herders settling along the New Jersey coast after transport to New York. The piece highlights wool quality and migration of breed stock with colonial transport details.
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U.S
Nature
New York
New Jersey
New
A Reasonable Test
A cryptic OCR fragment presents fragmented lines with phrases "Three huir nets, please" and "What strength" followed by "Dwo dancea and a tar ride" suggesting garbled text. The readable bits hint at a test or puzzle entry from a historical page without a clear event or person to identify.
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