Republicans Exclude LaFollette Insurgents From Committees
A chaotic caucus scene shows Senators LaFollette Brookhart and Frazier among insurgents facing exclusion from Senate committees. The vote invites them to future conferences but bars them from current vacancies, with leaders like Longworth condemning their stance and signaling party discipline.
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Washington
Robert, M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Edwin’ FF
North Dakota
Smith
Brookh Datty
Oeenette
James B. Watson
Ina
Curtis
Watson
Rman
Comuntam
Norris
Nebraska
Borah
Enator
Ladd
Group 9
Longworth
LaFollette
Edge
New Jersey
Teed
Pennsylvania
Ernst
Kentucky
Spencer
Missouri
Reny Lean
A. Ter
Eed
Wag
LaFoi
Undd
Brookhart
Frazier
Fragmented report hints at secret funds and mutiny claim
Disjointed fragments reference mutiny and secret funds linked to officials. Names and places are unclear, but text suggests internal corruption or power struggle with unspecified actors and dates. The garbled dispatch mentions Bethland and Nesberg, with mentions of Mary and other unclear terms.
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SU Khat
Nesberg
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Washington naval test ends with sunken battleship
Admiral Eberle announced the Washington was sunk by gunfire during tests near Virgil Capes after bombs torpedoes and armor piercing shells were deployed. The tests showed the hull withstood earlier assaults and marked a rare scrap claim amid treaty contexts.
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Washington
Eberle
Texas
Virgil capes _by
Iésus
Ostfrisland
Harding widow's estate heirs eyed in probate
Grandchildren of Mrs Warren G Harding are heirs to most of her estate estimated over 500000 with probate awaited. The will sets aside about 56000 for trust until the children reach eighteen and names Mrs Roscoe D Mager as guardian for the minor heirs.
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Harding
Ion
Jeanne
Gebree
Waite
Warren G. Harding
Ae Hurghng
Marshall Brid Cy Wolth
Colorado
Roscoe
D. Mager
Meéger
Marion
Hoover Urges Broad National Waste Elimination Plan
Secretary Hoover in his Annual report highlights achievements toward cutting national waste and urges extensive legislation. He calls for consolidating scattered Commerce functions, boosting American trade abroad, easing taxes for expatriate income, passport reforms, navigation law revision, stricter air travel regulation, stronger radio authority, and a national program to raise real wages by lowering prices.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Nelda
Department of Comerce
Department of Commerce
Crews Sought in Wealthy Californian Murder Case
San Bernardino investigators pursued leads at Lytle Creek Canyon where William R. K. Fee disappeared with his wife and granddaughter. A cabin yielded a blood-stained handkerchief and hair samples, while authorities questioned a rival, Joseph A. Walker, in the complex case tied to Miss Mary St. Watkins.
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San Bernardino
Cal
William RK. Fee
Allambra
Joseph A. Walker
Fee
Mary St. Watkins
Lytle Creek Canyon
Watkins
Tributes Honor Lincoln Across Missouri Towns
A fragmentary report recalls ceremonies in Springfield and nearby towns as children and residents pay homage to President Lincoln. The piece notes a quiet pilgrimage through streets and Lincoln squares, with wreaths and memories that bind communities to the fallen leader.
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Springfield
Springield
Tle
Missouri
Reailityiey
Lincoln
Pasadd
Whi
Market quotations by U S Government week ending November 26
Government weekly market roundup reports prices for fruits vegetables live stock dairy and grains. It lists Chicago New York and other centers values for potatoes cabbage onions Jonathan apples hogs beef cattle cows steers butter cheese hay wheat corn oats and other staples with regional variations and dates.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Kanais City
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kanaas City
Kansans City
Kansas City
Kauagos City
St Louis
Koretz Captured in Halifax After Global Manhunt
Leo Koretz, famed con man labeled the world’s most dangerous swindler, was arrested in Halifax Nova Scotia after fleeing Chicago with about 7 million dollars. He disappeared December 6 1928 and was found in a hotel under the alias Loy AKeyte returned to Chicago under guard with $2 09 million in cash carried in bags and belts.
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Koretz
Halifax
N. S. Cilenge
Leo Koretz
Ehulfax
N.S
State Sr
Nick McSwlegin
Angelic
Office of State
Crowe
Loy Akeyte
Chicago
Sbarbaro
Foreign Radio Broadcasts Reach Large U.S. Audiences
Reports from Chicago and beyond say transatlantic radio broadcasts are at a new high point. Listeners hear voices from English and French stations, with many noting success and recall of programs. Aberdeen and other areas report similar interest in these transatlantic transmissions.
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Chicago
Tadio
Aberdeen
Scotland
Iowa State News Finds Growth in Iowa Factories
Iowa reports show widespread factory gains across the state with rising output and strong demand for canning goods. Farmers report solid crop prices, expanding dairy sales, and new investments in corn and sweet corn production amid active livestock shipping and road improvement talks. Local figures include a 100 year old Davenport resident tale, Polk county farm women studying nutrition, and Des Moines shippers planning for a fifth annual livestock convention.
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Iowa
Vani Wyn- Barden
Cox
Winterlog
Mrket
Iown
Davenport
Farm Bureau
Polk County
Cecile M. Meyer
State College Extension Department
Cedar Falla
Canada
Jorgen Anderson
Graettinger
Palo Alto County
Brown Brothers
Algona
Kossuth County
Iowa Guernsey Cattle Club
Thor
Humboldt County
Cooperative Livestock Shipping Associations
Des Moines
Henry Larson
Postville
Clayton County
Story County
Crawford
Carroll
Sac
Kendall
Michaed Featherstone
Marshall Town
Marshalltown
Bell Canning Company
Grundy Center
Waterloo
Dysant
H. BH. Kraft
Walker
Corry
Corn Groves’ Association
Corrys
Woman Finds Relief From Suffering With Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Samuel Mumpby of Dover Delaware reports dramatic improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She had cramps and faint spells, stayed in bed, and felt exhausted daily. Since starting the remedy she regained energy, can work all day, and urges friends to try it.
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Lydia E Pinkham
Ani
Samuel Munpby
Dover
Delaware
Britain Speeds Mail Train From America to London
A mail train covering 226 miles from Slysmouth to London completed the journey in three hours and fifteen minutes. At times the locomotive reportedly reached speeds near 50 miles per hour during the run.
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Britain
America
Slysmouth
London
Hidden brightness ignored by those afraid to be found
A reflective line notes that people who keep their talents unseen may secretly long for recognition and search from others. It suggests inner flame hidden due to fear or pride, and the ache of being overlooked in public or personal life.
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