Regulation of radio by Commerce Department urged
In a letter to Chairman White, Secretary Hoover urges caution on federal radio control. He proposed a short bill to clarify Commerce powers, then notes rapid radio changes and that no monopoly exists yet. He warns against early nationwide regulation until the pioneering period ends.
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Washington
Commerce
Hoover
Congress
House
Wnring
Commerce Department
Cig
White
Utho
Fractured OCR Note Sparks Confusion in City News
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a governor, Cy Young, and a late incident with a skidding lip. The readable bits imply a local note about a person named Dav and a driver involved in a collision, but the text is too fragmented to extract a coherent event or date.
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Unable to determine readable facts from the provided garbled text. No clear events, people, organizations, places, or dates emerge for a coherent summary.
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Garian Spey
Charlie Chaplin Bride Age Question Stirs LA
A Los Angeles Times page shows a birth certificate for Lillian Louisa McMurray born April 15 1908 in Hollywood. It indicates she became Lita Grey and then Mrs Charles Chaplin in Beverly Hills raising schooling age questions under California law.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lillian Louisa McMurray
Lita Grey
Charles Chaplin
Beverly Hills
Miss Grey
Chaplin
Hollywood
Emplame
Mexico
California
Troops Battle Rebels in Peru Two Leaders Shot
Dispatch from Lima reports an unsuccessful revolutionary movement in northern Peru. Beginning in Chota on November 20 the rebels swept the town before government forces recaptured it after two days of fighting. Prisoners, including Samuel Alcazar, were executed in the Chota public square.
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Buenos Airey
Peru
la Prenza
Lima
Nacion
Chota
Belzed
Cheta
Samuel Alcazar
Teda
Ithe
Robbiers Claim Focus On Ath 200,008 Peer of Fine Ny Anh
A garbled OCR item mentions Robbiers and a claimed peer of fine ny anh stored. Details are unclear but the note centers on a financial or archival matter involving Robbiers and an apparent national or local entity. Further readable text is needed to determine exact names, places, or events.
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Robbiers
Fair Deal for Farmer Coolidge Address Highlights
President Coolidge urged elevating agriculture to the standard of other business and urged cooperation with nations for shared prosperity. He praised farmers at Chicago and Stock Yards Inn, defended farmers against demagogues, and called for economy, fair taxes, government aid, and improved market access and transportation to secure agricultural prosperity.
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Chicago
Coolidge
Oulcigo
Drake Hotel
America
Stock Yards Inn
Andi
Mississippi Valley
St.Lawrence
Smuch
Millionaire Orphan Dies as Woman Waits to Wed
A fragmented 1920s style note reports a millionaire orphan dies while an unnamed woman, described as a prospective fiancée, awaits marriage. The garbled text mentions Northwestern University and a sophomores’ term, with unclear details about names and places.
Market Quotations From U S Government Report
Weekly market summary listing quotes for timothy and alumi grain prices in Chicago Kansas City and St Louis. dairy butter and cheese wholesale prices across New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston. grain prices for wheat corn and related commodities. vegetables and fruit prices including potatoes carrots cabbage and winesaps. and live stock figures for hogs steers cows and calves with several city price references.
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Washington
Timothy
Chicago
Kansas City
Prairie
New York
Philadelphia
Boatdh
Minneapolis
St. Lois
St. Louis
Minneapolia
Western Michigan
Northwestern
Koretz Sentenced to One to Ten Years for Bayano Fraud
Chicago defendant Koretz, linked to the 2,000,000 Bayano fraud, was sentenced by Judge Tyce Hopking to one to ten years on three charges. The terms will run concurrently, with eligibility for parole after eleven years. Medical testimony cited chronic diabetes and poor health as context for the ruling.
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Chicago
Leo
Koretz
Arch-Ewindler
Joliet
Growths
Tycob
A. Hopking
Burned to Death in Oil Track Car Crash
Five people were fatally burned when an interurban car on the Detroit route to Voldeo struck an oil track. The accident caused flames and damage at Cloypland with witnesses reporting fiery wreckage and rapid spread. Authorities quote Callahan and Eberth as named individuals connected to the incident.
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Firive
Detroit
Voldeo
Economy Urged By Coolidge In Annual Message
President Coolidge urged Congress to pursue rigid economy in public expenditures to enable tax cuts next fiscal year. He backed adherence to the Permanent Court of International Justice, opposed U S debts cancellation, and urged support for European reparations settlement. The message cited a huge national debt, high government costs, and potential prosperity if fiscal restraint continues.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States
League of ‘Nation
Ingi Yent
Donalness
Coolidge Proposals Include Tax Cuts and Social Reforms
President Coolidge recommends sweeping measures from tax relief and budget cuts to flood control inland waterways and rail consolidation. The program calls for expanding civil service, immigration amendments, equal ballot representation, and creation of a national police bureau while pursuing international cooperation without League of Nations membership and postponing further disarmament conferences until Europe proposes Talks.
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Coolidge
Gcanade
Agricultural Commission
Committees On Agriculture of Congress
United States
Congress
American Legion
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Europe
Policy notes on debts, immigration, and navy defense
The text argues for paying remaining French indemnity claims and supporting wage earners through protective tariffs and restrictive immigration. It endorses classified Civil Service reforms, postmaster classifications, and enforcement staffing. It urges reorganizing departments to save public funds and highlights naval maintainance, treaty limits, and defense progress with emphasis on servicemember protection.
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United States
Congress
Elgil
Forca
UN Ee
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