Haugen Measure Faces Likely Defeat
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1926
Page
2
Indicted figures tied to metal company plot emerge
A federal grand jury in 1920s Washington indicted Larry M. Daugherty former attorney general Thomas W. Miller former alien property custodian John T. King former Republican committeeman and others for conspiring to defraud the government in the American Metal company deal. They allegedly shared 801000 in Liberty bonds and a 40000 check, with the conspiracy dating from 1921 and continuing into office transitions.
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Smith
U S In War Ram Smuggling Involves British Aid
The State Department released memoranda about British aid to stamp illicit rum traffic between the United States and Great Britain. General Lincoln C. Andrews will attend a May 22 conference to discuss strengthening measures to curb smuggling. The British government plans to grant U S coast guard cutters to the Bahamas and enforce flag changes to curb swap Transfers and registry controls.
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State Department
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Lincoln C. Andrews
Great Britain
Gov
States
Venter
Priny Unions Congress
Elemienin
Wales
Belig
KirLyers
Peterad Atelis
Lal Soc
Ciel Briteli Weit
Loetymak
Antwerp
Great Brinn
Canadian Pacific
Melita
Severit Jours
Frei Thhe Iitsh
Senaiea
Wnion
Mexico City
Mexican
Mexlet Ciy
Canada
Ottawa
San Rina
Turena
England
Scoltane
Wates
Anil
London
Penny Postcard Rate Restoration Arrives by Joint Committee
The Joint Congregational Postal Committee has reached an agreement to restore the one cent postcard rate. The move aims to revive postcard usage and align postal pricing with historic levels, signaling a return to affordable mail for everyday correspondence.
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Washington
Chicago Plasterers Strike Demands Advance
Chicago journeymen plasterers walked out to press for higher pay and a five day week. They seek a 2.0 percent daily wage increase and a new basic daily rate of $14. The stoppage aims to push city employers to grant the wage and schedule change.
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Chicago
Atitle
Retirement bill for Navy nurses passed by Senate
The house has passed a senate bill to provide for retirement eroq and navy nurses who have years sandrenched the age.
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Paul Nuraen
Bill Washington
House
Senate
Cass Gilbert Elected President of National Academy
Cass Gilbert has been elected president of the National Academy of Design, succeeding Erwin H. Blashfield. Gilbert designed the Woolworth Building and major New York structures, state capitols of Minnesota, West Virginia and Arkansas, the public buildings of Detroit and St. Louis, and notable university pins.
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Cass Gilbert
National Academy of Design
Eerwin Howland Blushfield
Mr. Gilbert
Woolworth
New York
Minnagota
West Virginia
Arkanene
Wbrarilla
Detroit
St. Louis
Torn
Minnesota
British strikers receive support across nations
Washington dispatch reports Amar fen Federation and labor unions rally in solidarity with British strikers. Government and unions coordinate actions, with broadcasts and international sympathy fueling a global response.钢
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amar Fen Federation
Lasker
United States Approves Major War Plane Program
The House endorsed a five year army air corps plan with 76 million dollars for new airframes and related gear. The package aims to field 1728 airplanes for regular units and 871 for National Guard and organized reserve divisions. A separate resolution urged labor neutrality in any future war, including conflict with major powers.
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O. K’s
U.S
Washington
Army Air Corps
Ng Military Affairs Committee
House
Regular Army
National Guard
Robbers Miss Large Loot After Alarm At State Bank
Robbers attempted to enter the Feople's State bank vault and took only $10 when frightened by the alarm. They initially fled with a larger sum but escaped with a tiny amount as the security system activated.
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Feople
Grandstand Builder Sentenced in New Year's Crash Case
Los Angeles contractor Cat Paul G. Ma honey was convicted of manslaughter in the New Year grandstand collapse at the Paandeng rage tournament and sent to San Quentin for one to ten years.
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Los Angeles
Paul G. Mahoney
San Quentin Penitentiary
Five coal miners killed in Ca Falive mine gas explosion
Five coal miners died and four injured in a gas explosion at the Pattavita South Vonn colliery. The blast occurred in the mine, killing Five Ilnera miners and leaving four injured, with details stating the immediate aftermath and casualties.
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Pattavita
Vonn Collery
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