Haugen Farm Subsidy Measure Seen Doomed in House
A canvass shows the Haugen bill proposing an 8350,000,000 farmer subsidy likely killed in the House. The president has indicated support for the Tincher Jardine administration bill but may sign only if the house pauses farm relief. Southern Democrats and urban Republicans oppose subsidies for any special group, signaling near-certain defeat and shifting attention to the Tincher bill's prospects in both chambers.
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Washington Briefs and Senate Notes in Fragmented Form
Thirty two officers commissioned before 1913 ordered to take aviation course at Pensacola School. Vivisection of dogs deemed cruel by witnesses before a senate committee considering a district ban. On the capitol lawn dandelion pickers work amid protests as the Senate approves a judge’s impeachment trial for misbehavior in office.
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Silk Mills to Close at Sunbury and Surrounding Plants
The Silk Mills to Close Sunbury and nearby plants May 15 due to condition of the alk trade. About four employees at Sunbury North Ambotland Lewistown Milton Terney Shore and Lockhaven Pa and Marton Ohio will be affected.
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Wilisles
Die by Lethal Gas Overtakes Week
A misread fragment mentions lethal gas and a figure named Bos dominating a week, with unclear context. The piece lacks coherent details or full names to establish a clear event, outcome, or location for a proper summary.
Britain offers aid in war on rum smuggling
Washington reports Britain will aid the United States in stamping out the rum trade. George Lincoln Andrews, head prohibition enforcements officer, and others will travel to England May 22 for talks. Britain proposes access to Bahamas islands for information on rum ships and may remove smuggling vessels from British registry with credible evidence.
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Daugherty Indicted in Metal Case Plot
A federal grand jury indicted Harry M. Daugherty former attorney general, Thomas W. Miller former custodian of Allen Property, and John T. King former Republican national committeeman on conspiracy charges connected to the American Metal company case. The indictment accuses them and Jessa W. Smith of planning to deprive the government of honest judgments on the company assets while sharing 801000 in Liberty bonds and a 50000 check in July 1921, with the conspiracy dating from 1921 onward.
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
American Metal Company
Thomas W. Miller
Allen Property
John T. King
Republican National
Miller
Metal Corporation
Jessa W. Smith
King Ja
Smith
Mier
Dougherty
Postal committee reaches Washington agreement on postcard rate
A joint congressional postal committee reports an agreement to restore the postcard rate. The plan aims to reopen the lower postage level, enabling affordable mail for ordinary correspondence. Details on implementation and dates are expected in forthcoming briefings.
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Penny
Washington
Joint ‘Congressional’ Postal Committee
CASS GILBERT NAMED ACTING PRESIDENT OF DESIGN ACADEMY
Cass Gilbert selected as acting president of the National Academy of Design succeeding Blnehfeld. Gilbert designed the Woolworth Building and notable state capitols in Minnesota West Virginia and Arkansas. He also worked on the public library of St Louis and planned the University of Texas and Minnesota campuses.
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National Academy ‘of Design
Bawin’ Howland
Blnehfeld
Gilbert
Woolworth
New York
Minnesota
West Virginia
Arknoges
Dostepit
British Strikers Receive Wide Support Across Britain
London reports show widespread sympathy for the three day union strike over wages and conditions. British workers, including ship crews and rail staff, threaten protests that could disrupt ports and transportation. Government vows swift action and possible deployment of thousands more police to safeguard order and property.
Army plans $75 million for new U S war planes
Washington reports a five year development program approved by the base military affairs committee calls for $75,000,000 for new airplanes, two large dirigibles, and training balloons. It aims to produce 1,728 airplanes for regular forces and 871 for National Guard and organized reserve units.
Thorp and Win Hobbers Fail Bank Burglary Attempt
A bank burglary in Cheyault of the Feeplay Site ended when thieves who tried to steal 19 dollars and mislaid 10,009 dollars fled as the burglar alarm rang. No injuries reported.
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Hobbers
Che Yault
Feeplay
Bank
Grandstand Builder Sentenced for Pasadena Tournament Case
Gal-Praul G. Mic honey, a Los Angeles contractor, was convicted of involvement in a New York day grandstand crawl at the Pasadena roxe tournament. He received a sentence to San Quentin penitentiary ranging from one to ten years.
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Los Angeles
Gal—Praul G. Michoney
Pasadena
Five Coal Miners Die in Pottaville Explosion
Five coal miners were killed and four injured in a gas explosion at a South Penn colliery. Rescue teams arrived as smoke and dust filled the mine, with officials inspecting the pit and confirming casualty figures.
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Pottavilte
Puo
Pann Colery
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