Notable Sinking With Survivors Recounted At Sea
Survivors recount the capsizing of a vessel amid a swift onset of trouble. Captain Ren, crew members, and passengers struggled to stay on deck as the ship listed and sank. Interactions with delegates and authorities surfaced in the chaotic days following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giintis
Reat
Capetelni
Atentier
Aes
Mly
Thita
Pia Oa Syere
Ongl- Hegel
Univeralty Chartes
Aftiery
Budget Cuts Under Coolidge Drive In Federal Spending
President Coolidge pushes economy measures to trim the annual federal budget by about 300 million dollars. Total estimates for the coming year could reach around 8 billion, with a 3.267 billion omnibus for the Post Office and debt service. A projected 100 million surplus for the current year and potential tax cuts tied to the surplus are noted, with Mellon hinting at surtax cuts and estate tax reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Post Office Department
Treasury Acon
Treasury Alfandy
Wir Honda
Mellon Kung
Women Burn Pacifist Pamphlets at Washlington
Obicern of the International Council of Women burned peace advocates pamphlets in the auditorium. The pamphlets urged immediate total disarmament and outlawing war by banning arms funding and armed force. One pamphlet was by Mrs. Henry Villard of New York, and others were distributed by the Women's Peace Union, a New York organization affiliated with the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washlington
Bmrs
Henry Villard
New ‘York
Bnll
Womgn
Peace Union
New York
International Council
Butler Seeks Hawaii Fortification to Stand World Strongest
Republican Clint Butler urged fortifying Pearl Harbor as impregnable to make Hawaii the world’s strongest military outpost. He and naval committee members planned hearings and a mission to Washington to press the idea, arranging visits to gather information on inland defenses and long range defenses for the base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Hawaii
Washington
Clintman Butler
Owne
Naval
Hutteg
Hue
Avitbur Tor
Ite
Atinnpolla
Tung
Vinit
Lalanda
Heey
Fragmentary Notes on Former Couple and Housekeeper
Disjointed OCR text hints at a divorced couple involving a widow or former spouse, a Minnesota connection, and a housekeeper residing at a Myer home. Details are unclear and names are fragmented, limiting precise identification of individuals or events.
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Rewins
Yorke-Mry
Laura
Merriam Curtis
Witham
Merriam
Minnesota
Myr “Qurtla
Feyethind
Atrwet
Gary Sees Good Times for U S Steel
United States Steel chairman Gary reports strong, healthy, and vigorous business nationwide. He notes full capacity at Gary and Birmingham mills, near full in South Chicago plants, some eastern mills slightly below potential, and taxes plus building costs as primary concerns. He remains a conservative optimist about the industry's outlook.
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Ated
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Wnath
Chicago
Corber
Northwestern University
Gary Milla
Planta
Birmingham
Alp
Milla
Ateel Corporation
Antitrust Suit Targets Ford in Mississippi
A Mississippi case against Ford Motor Co alleges criminal conspiracy to restrain trade with a $12,000,000 penalty claim. J J Miler, a state revenue agent, files the suit naming Ford districts and banks as defendants to attach deposits and secure penalties. The complaint accuses dealers including Bluff City Motor of Natchez of fixing resale prices and controlling advertised prices.
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Ford _Jackson
Etite
Miselasipp
Ford Motor Company
J. J. Miler
Astate Revenue
Ford
Yarlong
Ault
Ford Company
Ita
Bluff City Motor Company
Natchez
Miss
Ford Deutara
Major General Bandholtz Dies After World War Service
Maj. Gen. Harry Bandholtz, United States Army retired, died at his home in Constantine Michigan after heart disease. Born in 1864, he graduated from West Point in 1880, served in the Philippines for 19 years, and went to France in World War I as provost marshal general before retiring two years earlier.
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Three Rivers
Mich
Harry BR. Bandholtz
United States Army
Tig
Constantine
Afleh
Bandholtz
Weat Point
Philippines
France
Bulgar King May Spare Score in Plot Details
A Sofu Bulgarian military court page reports possible clemency for conspirators in a plotted outrage. The king is expected to approve or commute sentences, with hope that punishments will be reduced or overturned.
Fragmentary Note on Gold Mine Dispute Surfaces
A fragmentary OCR item references a mine dispute involving a judge and authorities. Details are unclear, with garbled names and numbers, but it appears to report a legal action or inquiry connected to a gold mine and a ruling or statement by a judge late in the document.
Iowa State News Briefs Mixed Town Developments and Grants
Readable items report a 100000 schoolhouse contract, hospital work in Sioux City, speakers in Cherokee, a 20000 Salvation Army project in Davenport, and a 34486422 state budget with 28979022 appropriated from taxes. Also noted are industrial expansion at Newton, railroad valuation hearings, and a proposed municipal park near the State College campus with land bought at two hundred per acre.
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Wirden
Onun
Lutheran Hospital
Sioux City
Speaiers
Cherokee
Eline DB
Bhennadegh Swoon
G. A
Lowe City
Duge Mus
Ltth
Mronks
Iowa
University of Iowa Poll Cours
A. L. Woody
Connty
Avery
Ronsan
Town
Wisconsin
Cape Girardeur
Atria Teachers Colleges
Inois
California Institute of Technology
Ponadend
Cal
Mombara
Young Geuple
Polk County
Conline
Iowa State
Pallin Company
International Livestock
Will
BW le Hogue
Lasi
Savon Nort
Exsculiya Benson
Maylay Washing Machine Company
Newton
Alx
Towa Railroad Commission
J. Q. Eubank
Kaurinka
Higwton
Washington Wy
Ogutorencox
Illnois Central
Great Western
Howe
Commerce
Glaanwoot
Woodward
Glenwood
Market Quotations By U S Government May Week End
Washington reports the week ending May 7 with live cattle prices and beef factors. tin and wood products, fruits and vegetables, hay, grain and dairy prices listed across Chicago, Cincinnati, Kansas City, St Louis and New York. Notable items include cattle at 12.10 for tap, potatoes at 5.75 per bi, onions at 2.75 to 3.20 per crate, and various wheat and corn quotations across multiple markets.
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Washington
Bermuda
Baltimore
Siota Klondike
Quarthagle
New York
Tentonsen- Arkanaas
Der
Pha Middle Weat
Hay
Cincinnati
Chivage
Kaneas City
Chicana
Mintenpallo
Et Louis
Kanana City
Chicago
St. Louis
Kunene City
Minneapolis
Rapi
Kansan Ciy
At. Loule
Kansas City
Bt. Land
Philadelphia
Roston
conWin
Young Americas
Laighorne
Byuuro
Canada Will Not Act to Stop Dry Fleet on Lakes
Ottawa reports that the Congillan government will take no action to stop U S armed craft on the Great Lakes to hinder Congtillan vessels until Washington officially signals its intent. An attorney, John L. Rodd, states the United States has no right to use military force beyond the treaty limits to enforce purely domestic laws.
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Canada
Ottawa
United States
Great Lakes
Washington
United States Dry Navy
New York
Grayt Lakes
Erown Allnrney
Jnlin IL
Rodd
Wheeler's Oil Client Guilty Of Fraud In Federal Case
A federal jury in Great Malla Mont Gordon Cam hell found Wheeler’s Oil client guilty of fraudulent promotion and wiring funds to a candidate. The operator was sentenced by Judge Baran to two years in Leavenworth federal penitentiary and fined $1,000.
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Wheeler
Great Malla
Mont—Gordon
Cam Hell
Ioyin Bunhayat
Baran
Leavenworth
Wis
Florida Move Seeks Exclusion of Japanese Laborers
A state house action advances a resolution to amend the constitution to exclude Tipineke from ownership in Florida. The measure, described with distorted spellings, outlines a broader intent to bar certain laborers from residency or work within the state.
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Florida
Fii
Tipineke
Wily Ot Kyn
O Vola
Minister to Finland Named by Whelington
John B. Stetvon of Philadelphia has been appointed minister to Finland, succeeding Chiusa Ts Chgey. The new appointee is tasked with taking up duties and relieving the former envoy from his post.
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Finland
Whelington
John
B. Stetvon
Phindyphiiy von
the Harmony
Tactiver
Lis
Hoen
Mintater
Fintgyd
Chiuslaa Ts Chgey
Tys
Bere Ralloved
Unclear fragment notes stalker case at 88th Milestone
Fragments describe a stalking incident near a milestone, with garbled references to persons and institutions. The readable bits mention U S locations and a doctor, but details are obscured.
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U.S
Erica
Lemips
Mey
Muryb
Antti Tulenheimo
Anti Tulentelma
Hola
U. S
Barthholtz
Faderald
Thomas J. Preston
Mra
Thomas J. Preaton
Grover
Cleveland
Slice
The
Needlework Guild of America
Mia. J. 21. Newberry
Detroit
Iowa State News
Vera E Mera
Jae' At
Tnelg Tou" Cannon
Waltey
Monarch
Anayor
Torquay
Eveoraleit
Tle
Tity
Re Yun
Onu
Calumni
New University
Thelings
Dolannen
Nied
Saath Afrien
Lichohire
Wowia Yewela
Chas
Conrail
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