Controversial Dofteny Case Debated in Los Angeles Trial
The piece reports on a high profile contract dispute tied to the Doheny interests. It notes negotiations, executive decisions, and Congressional secrecy measures, with mentions of key figures such as McGorrick and Owen Wallborn and dates around October 24. The narrative centers on legal actions and the trial opening in Los Angeles, outlining broader questions of accountability and state interests.
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McGorrick
Peesarbor
Bawa
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Avas
Waxes i. Cohens
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Daheny
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Niay Zowin
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Sheen
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Unier
Bt Ast
Avork de Hawetl
Congress
Pue
Ead. Net
Auton
Owen Wallborn
Doheny Degenata
Dametiate Eteps
States Supreme
Attip Equity
Doheny of
Iu Los Angeles
Britain bars entry of known subversives to wartime
The British government announces a ban on entry for aliens likely to be engaged in subversive activities abroad or during wartime. Home Secretary Sir Wilfrid (sic) Sownson or similar official states the measure targets propagandists and those linked to enemy powers. The policy aims to prevent influence on the public and security risks during the current crisis.
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Britain
Wilton Soynsonticks
Home Affairs
Thai Returns to Virginia After Visit to New York
A fragmented notice references Thai returning to Virginia after a trip to New York. The readable text mentions Fawn Grey and Marry, with unclear dates and names, suggesting a local society update or brief about travel and return.
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Thai
Virginia
New York
Weeks Happy After General Hospital Stay
Secretary Weeks is in good spirits after a medical procedure. Reports indicate he underwent surgery and is recovering well. Officials at the general hospital provided no further details.
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Weeks
Boato
Jon W
Legal Publication of Waxes Law Validated by Supreme Court
Washington reports that the Supreme Court upheld publication rules on tax amounts paid by taxpayers. The decision, written by Justice Sutherland, held that certain information made available to public inspection cannot be restrained. The ruling clarifies government access to public property records and the broad reach of legislative history.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Uniyi
Kansas City Journal Post
Baltimore
Buntice Sutherland
Death of Dr Burton President of Chicago University
Dr Burton, 69, president of the University of Chicago, died at Presbyterian hospital after two operations for cancer causing intestinal obstruction and peritonitis. He edited Biblical World and Journal of Theology and sparked debate in 1909 with editorial on the Bible. Ernest DeWitt Burton, third president, born February 4, 185? in Granite, Onis, son of Nathan Swit and Karsh J Palefield Burton.
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Burton
Chicago University
Chicago
Hinnest DeWitt Burton
University of Chicago
Presbyterian ‘Hospital
Diiutry
Journal of Theology
Ernest DeWitt Burton
Ber
Granite
Onis
Nathan Swit
Karsh J. (Palefield) Burton
Ship Board Votes to Scrap 200 Vessels
A wartime ship board voted to scrap 200 vessels in a program of rapid demobilization. The board approved the move by an 8 to 4 margin. The decision followed lengthy discussions and was framed as a wholesale fusion of fleet operations.
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Ship Board
Ligsper
Dr Fosdick Accepts Daily From Rockefeller Church
New York report notes Dr Whéry Waterson You ek in the church as Fosdick accepts a daily directive from Rockefeller. In a ceremony at the church, officials confirmed the approval and outlined implications for the congregation. The event drew local clergy and community members seeking guidance from the leadership.
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New York
Whéry Waterson
Mberai
Miners Trapped After North Carolina Mine Blast
Rescue crews retrieved bottles from the Carolina Coal Company mine near Shere. Officials report 19 workers and 20 Black miners entombed as the shaft and its cross-cut areas fill with timber and debris. Fort Bragg troops assist as Governor McLean coordinates response with state engineers and highway officials.
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Amine
Shere
Uine
AL. Holland
Byerly
Rimer
Olia
Olly
Wiltenno
Fort Bragg
M. C
Mette
Metts
McLean
Frank Page
State Highway Commission
Oil Indictments Refiled Over Teapot Dome and Elk Hills
Washington grand jury returns two indictments alleging conspiracy to defraud the United States in leasing Teapot Dome and Elk Hills reserves. Albert B. Fall and Harry Sinclair named in one case, Fair and Edward Doheny in another. Edward L. Doheny Sr. exonerated.
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Fall
Doheny
Washington
Kew Ailicumeuts
Grant
District of Columbia
United States
Leapot Dome
Hil Hillis
Ron
Albert B. Malr
New Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Harry Sinclair
al Stnagnate
New York
Jeane
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills Reserve
Foroper
Fair
Edward J. Doheny
Edward L. Doheny, Sr
Gar Wood Sets Speed Boat Pace to New York
Gar Wood, famed speed-boat enthusiast, powered two boats to exceed the New York Central Line train time from Albany to New York. The craft reportedly covered about 128 miles in under three hours, with the trip ending at Grand Central instead of the boat’s original landing at Eighty-Sixth Street.
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Gar Wood
N. Y
New York
New York Central
Albany
New York City
Siudeau
Wiles
Grand Central Station
Sixth Street
Frost Hits Grain and Fruit Across Northern States
Widespread frost damages corn wheat vegetables and fruits from the Dakotas to the Atlantic coast. Reported in Chicago and other northern states including Illinois Indiana North Dakota South Dakota Missouri and nearby areas. Stormy conditions and low temperatures cited as causes with partial recovery expected in coming days.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Atlantic
UiNnois
Indiana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Missouri
Clileago
U S Government Market Quotations May 22 Butter Cheeses Grains
May 22 market roundup covers butter prices in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Benton with 41 to 46 percent quotes. Wisconsin cheese plats cheddolares daisies and Americas values listed. Potatoes strawberries onions and various corn wheat oats futures and live stock prices provided for Chicago Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City and other markets.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Benton
Wisconsin
Virginia
Maryland
Edstern
Delaware
New Jersey
Missouri
Kentucky
Middle West
Texas
Minneapolia
Kansas City
Louis
Minneapolis
Ekansas City
St Louis
Bank Bandits Besiege Indiana Town In $2500 Heist
Eight to twelve bandits attacked Brook Indiana, blew open the pilfered bank, and escaped with about $2500 after dynamite blasts cut telegraph lines and electric wires. They patrolled the streets and halted residents as two automobiles fled the scene.
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Indiana
Brook
Ganz
Tennessee High School Teacher Indicted Over Evolution Teaching
Dayton Tennessee July 10 set for trial after county grand jury indicted John Beopes a high school teacher on a charge stemming from the new Tennessee law barring the teaching of evolution in public schools. Judge J D Roulston labeled the violation a high misdemeanor.
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Tennessee
Dayton
Tenn
Thea County
Siere
John JT. Beopes
J. D. Roulston
Interurban Collision Kills 1, Wounds 20 in Awulsville
In Awulsville Kentucky two interurban passenger cars collided on a 425 foot trestle at night causing one death and about twenty injuries. Motorman Edwards reportedly burned while attempting to help others as rescuers and passengers faced chaos.
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Awulsville
Winlan EB. Edwards
Wight
Naval Officer Guilty on Two Liquor Charges
Norfolk Va Aeut Holund D Hill Jr found guilty by a court martial of two liquor charges and acquitted on another related to the Beaufort docking in Hore Farneney 24 from the West Indies.
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Norfolk, Va
fAeut
Holund D. Hill, Jr
Qudle
Beaufort
Hore
West Inden
Nallett Heads General Staff Parle Premier and War Minister Painleve
Fragmented text reports a political reshuffle with Nallett named to lead the general staff and Painleve the war ministry. Details are garbled but indicate changes in military and cabinet positions amid Syria-related context.
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Parle
Painleve
Meparing
Dtastle
Willary
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Grey
Debeny
Wil Ba Minsina
Syria
Arral A
Iowa News Highlights From State Bureau and Local Sheets
Iowa issues cover dietetics research you noted, with a June home event. Mason City Elks plan new lodge site, $25,112 price. Geneva Scholarship awarded by Amous Faculty Women to top student. labor survey reports favorable industrial outlook. German war equipment allocated to state. Ames streetcar fare raised to seven cents. 600 bankers endorse county clearing houses. farmers’ meeting at Ames July 14. roads improve as tourist movement grows. Cedar Rapids raises teacher pay. Des Moines bank commissioner appointment. 1925 industrial show Oct 5–10 in Coliseum. Shenandoah radio station planned. Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial concluders discuss history. United Retail Druggists buy in Des Moines. 23rd and 29th Iowa infantry tablets dedicated at Redhead Park. large Muscatine deal sees 7868 acres sold for 183000. highway safety law enforcement appointment. Des Moines set for 1926 Cooperative Club International. St Paul Norse centenary guards named. 16th biennial federation hosts 1,088 registrants.
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de Chy
Os Moines
Ee Evuness
Patriarchs Militant Park
Clear Iyu
Iowa
Davenport
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Talbott
Brooklyn
Geneva
Amous
Federal Department of Labor
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Lowa
Ames
Group 1
Iowa State Bankers Association
Cherokee
R. A. Pearson
State Agricultural College
Sardine
Des Moines Automobile Club
Cedar Haplds Board of Education
Fits
Ed Beinan
John Wann
Rob
Leach
Des Moines
Coliseum
Shenandoah
Elks Lodge
Mason City
Elks
BY. P. U
Jong
Burlington
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
United Retail Druggists’ Buying Association
Twentythird
Twenty
Iowa Volunteer Infantries
Redhead Park
Burnside
Muscatine
EH. A. White
Ainsworth
Washington County
F. W. Peterson
Minneapolis
W. M. Calladay
Iowa Motor Vehicle Department
National Committee On
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Cooperative Club International
Herbrang Olson
Northwood
Coolidga'g
St. Paul
Iowa Federation Clubs
Stovor
Hald
Sitora
Oyster Cure Claim From Hygiene Chief Sparks Debate
Randoln, chief of the French Institute of Hygiene, says oysters are a rapid cure for scurvy based on experiments with culnea pigs. She claims oysters and lemon juice are not ideal for dyspepsia or debility and that this combination is unusually rich in vitamins.
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Randoln
French Institute of Hygiene
Champion Movers Bring John Tofts to Public Notice
John Tofts and his wife have moved four times in the 15 months since their marriage. The note mentions his wife seeking separate maintenance while highlighting the couple’s frequent relocations in a local news item.
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Champion Movers
John Tofts
Thos Son
White House Expenditures Hit Nine Million Dollars
The total spending on the White House since its construction has reached nine million dollars. Costs include building care, repairs, occasional refurnishing, and various incidentals.
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White House
Dunatble teacher fined for caning pupil at school
A school teacher in Dunatble, England, was fined for whipping a disobedient boy. The punishment left the boy with about 20 bruises on his shoulders and arms, prompting the fine and public attention.
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Dunatable
England
Cornell Professor Invents Five String Instrument
Professor Vladmir Karapetoff of Cornell unveils a new five string instrument with a combined range spanning violin and cello. The device aims to extend string timbres and simplify orchestral blending.
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Vladmir Karapetoff
Cornell University
Science Service
Peru Irrigation Plan Aims 875000 Acres of Pampa Land
Peru WHL moves to irrigate 875 thousand acres of pampa land in Arequips department to boost small farmer prospects. Purchases restricted to not more than 25 acres per individual.
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Peru
Department of Arequips
Long Enough Ethel Were they engaged long
Edith Oh one cross word puzzle Life.
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Ethel
Edith
Soldiers Fight Reds Retired Soldiers of Japan Plan Actions
Retired Japanese soldiers prepare to oppose radicals in Japan. The organization reportedly numbers about eight million members. A proverb notes that the wise seek opportunity rather than wait for it. A blond woman with strong opinions is described as difficult and confrontational.
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Japan
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