Bolshevik Day Parades Halt Work Across Moscow
In heavy showers crowds halted most ordinary activities as workers, soldiers, and Communist groups celebrated with large parades and banners. Police blocked marches toward key targets while Lenin’s tomb received oath ceremonies and red flags illuminated night skies across the city.
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Unionfata
London
Hyde Park
Comapataty
Anly
Moscow
Army
Navy
Lenin
Income Tax Figures Show Decline in Last Year
Tax figures indicate a drop in income tax collections from 40,168,000 to 40,070,458 in the district. Total revenues fell due to lower rates, with district headquarters in Chicago and Tadlane cited among the areas impacted. Overall last year’s income tax receipts totaled 586,780,190.80, marking a downturn from prior periods.
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Farbington
Chilengo
Tadlane
Scientist Miss Reference Sabin Elected to National Academy
Washington reports a historic American moment as Miss Reference Sabin of Johns Hopkins Medical School Baltimore is crowned by election to life membership in the National Academy of Sciences at its closing meeting. Other notable scientists Gideon Wells of the University of Chicago and Tuten Rey are also elected.
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Washington
America
Keclaurels
Rerence Renn Sabin
Johns
Hopkins Medical
Baltimore
National Academy of Sciences
Sabla
Tuten Rey
Gideon. Wells
University of ‘Chicago
$300,000,000 Loan to Great Britain
New York reports that amid the return to the gold standard and a high pound sterling, the Bank of England arranged two United States credits totaling 300 million dollars. Two thirds are with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. the remaining 100 million is via J P Morgan & Co. The large peace-time private credits underscore U S financial influence as Britain seeks currency stability.
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New York
Bank of England
Focal
United States
Federal Reserva Bank of New York
Federal Reserve System
J. P. Morgin & Co
Great Britain
England
Smallpox Vaccination Sparks Washington Outbreak Alarm
Thousands in Washington are vaccinated as a public health push follows a virulent smallpox form. Since January 1 there have been 19 deaths and 64 cases in the capital. Surgeon General Hugh S. Cummings notes widespread outbreaks in eastern centers and cites other cities such as Philadelphia Detroit Denver Los Angeles Kansas City St Paul and Minneapolis. The president reportedly has a sore arm from vaccination.
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Washington
Coolidge
United States Public Health Service
Hugh S. Cummings
Public, Health Service
Cummings
Philadelphia
Detroit
Denver
Los Angeles
Kensas City
St Paul
Congressman Williams of Battle Creek Dies in Me
Congressman Williams of Battle Creek Michigan died at Joline Hopkins hospital in Me after an operation for gallstone in April. He represented the Third Michigan District as a Republican. Born in Ashland, he was elected to the 102d and reelected to the Sixty-ninth Congress. He was a widower.
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Williams
Battle Creek
Mich
Hartivore
Arthur
Ho Williama
Joline Hopkins Hospital
Wiliams
Ashland
Alty
Len
Publicity policy change at federal trade commission debated
The reorganized Federal Trade Commission ends public disclosure of complaints before hearings. Aimed at delaying publicity until after a final determination, the move drew objections from Huston Thompson who warned of “star character” proceedings. The rule allows public access once a respondent’s answer is filed or failure to answer is determined.
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Washington
Reorganized
Federal Trade Commission
Huston Thompson
Commission
Commisse
Caia
Thassue Thie
Kidnapped Girl Defends Convict As Kind Protector
Middlebury area reports an ex convict named Woodward awaiting a kidnapping hearing. A girl, Lucille Chatterton, daughter of his former employer, claims he rescued her from pursuers and guarded her, while authorities say she was unharmed. Police traced the fugitives to an abandoned barn in South Brookfield.
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Middlebury
Bie Wag
Gle
Los
Ayulumt Woodward
Cunster
Thera
lMnet Brookield
South Brookield
Potice Dor
Father of President Iz Examined by Specialists
Beaton, Miuss-John Coolidge, father of the President, was examined by two Boston specialists. He then took the return to Plymouth, VI, with Dr. Albert MN. Cram of Bridgewater and Colonel Goolidge. Attending physicians at Massachusetts General Hospital noted a slow pulse from 88 to 80, calling it “heart block” in aging, with little else determined.
Cabinet Members Declare Support in Wartime Economy
Journal notices indicate cabinet members endorse continuing wartime economic measures. President Costlidge urges steady action to strengthen production and domestic industries, while officials defend current policies amid budget pressures and labor needs.
DeForest Geta Injunction in Multisuit at Hand
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a DeForest Geta injunction in a multi suit in Trenton. The text references a corporate entity and an Amorientatior charge, with phrases about subsections and agents, but details are unclear due to transcription gaps.
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Trenton
Market Quotations by U S Government
Washington for the week ending April 31 reports mixed produce prices with fruit and vegetable markets weak. Prices noted include Florida Spaulding Rose potatoes at 4.50 with packaging at Chicago, Klondikes and Joaso varieties in crates, and assorted grain and live stock values across Chicago and St Louis markets. Prices cover butter, dairy, and corn futures with regional quotations and market summaries for wholesale and consumer centers.
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Washington
Florida
Spaulding Rose
Chicago
Bermuda
Consumato
North Carolina
Klondikes
New York
Joaso Klondikes
HAY
St. Loui
Tevdlig Dainks
Emsngo
Paiadalphia
Beaton
St. Louia
Kansas City
Mirinemuolta
St. Louis
AL Lowy
Kainany City
U. S. Gets $12,000,000 From Sale of Auto Firm
A $140 million Dodge Bros transaction moves through Dillon Read bankers at Central Union Trust. The new firm, formed by Dillon Mant Co, will chair the post sale, with Dodge heirs facing about $42 million in taxes.
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U. S
Drivo Tiros
Tra
Bam
Dodge
Resignation of Solicitor General Beck Accepted
President Coolidge accepted the resignation of Solicitor General James A. Beck at the White House. Beck stated his duties as attorney general and solicitor general had created strain and hindered performance.
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Beck
Whellington
Loriant
James A. Becki
Covlidgs
White House
Bur
Coolidge
Afr
Baek
Three Bank Robbers Die in Sing Sing for Murder
Onsining Ny Yi Muryix DBlvmani god Fovdgh Diukwind brothers and Tom Farina were executed at Sing Sing for the 1924 murder of Willfint Biere Joy and Willbun Mekangitin in Tavaokiya after escaping with 48007 in cash.
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Onsining
Yi—Muryix
Diukwind
Brothers
Tom Farina
Yi Tereuktgi
Willfint Biere Joy
Willbun Mekangitin
Tavaokiya
Eats
U S and U K Agree on New Ambassador Appointment
An unclear note reports the United States approving a new ambassador to Washington and mentions Meghthiting and a friendship treaty with Whellington. The garbled text suggests formal diplomatic steps and a background of allied relations between the two nations.
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Yoon
Hera
United States
Shiver Bave
Whellington
Tendet Hwle
Agari
Ware
Meghthiting
Iowa State News Recaps 1920s Iowa Events and Projects
A sprawling roundup covers Iowa developments from Keowqua to Mason City. The report notes a $60,000 bonus, a $1,000 animal shelter dedication, and a new $800,000 courthouse in Cedar Rapids. It highlights banking consolidations, highway and park projects, tuberculosis eradication efforts, grain and livestock statistics, and state funding totals for the next two years. Major individuals include J. L. Moore, John W. Marshall, and William Crougon, with local tax, labor, and infrastructure actions across towns like Sioux City, Mason City, and Des Moines.
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Iowa City
Dea Molties
J. L. Moore
Clarion
Waverly
Sioux City
John W. Marshall
Waa
Pravkian
Delvig
Bkimer McDowell
Clayton County
Vti Walla
Grand Junc Fon
Excher-Ryan
Angna
United States
Careroll
Bholby County
Grams Army
Mason City
Aine
Ncuatve
Wayland Savings Bank
Waylon
Farmore’ Bayjo
Rivecrside Park
Tawa National Guard
Ganeral Lusher
Lowa Calle
Jowa
Mace Cuan
Ulorrick
Teature Horticulducal Department
Firecraft
Chia
Towa
Des Molinos
Cedar Rapids
Davenpork
Tawa
Enistopal
Manon City
Iquda
Federad
Cenguk
Marget
B. L. Hogue
Hla
Marshall County
Lincoln Highway
Uiomund
Tanda
Willam Crougon
Oskaloais
Knowh Ag
John Fletcher
Ant
Tewis
Wort Dodge
Riveraiile Amusement Company
Dax Molnoy
Norkot
Weantlin
Phe
Joefferao
Hampton
Minnexsoty Lhe
Dorty Frat General Assembly
Joint Stock Land Banke Unee
Firat Egtah
Raport
Awful Girls and Toy Inst Beam Flurry Cited
A garbled Minnesotan text notes a surge of girlish agitation and a beam issue labeled as awful by Sid Muh. The fragment hints at social unease and a technology problem but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
Home Yeast Company Word Hunter Contest in Iowa
The Home Yeast Company of Chicago runs a public word-building contest in Iowa towns offering prizes totaling $26, $16, $8 and 22 prizes of $1, plus 100 consolation gifts. Readers are urged to collect 82 distinct words from the letters in HOME YEAST, submit names of their grocers, and hope their dealer’s name is chosen for top honors.
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Engjian
Tome Yuet Company
Chicago
Ures- Tent
Cilles Toy
Gui Cling
Lome Yeast Company
Aly
Homme Yeast Company
Montrage Avenue
Dudes Ty Tea by Ls Feast Stirs Tea Debate
A fragmented note notes a preference for tea by Ls Feast over Sta leaves. The terse line hints at a brewing choice or taste test without further context.
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