Six men executed in double gallows at Tangipapaon parish
Amite La reports a botched bank robbery resulted in a mass execution. Six men faced the gallows in Tangipahoa Parish as a pair, with thirteen deaths total after the improvised platform incidents. The executions occurred in rapid intervals with two men reportedly surviving initial hangs before being completed.
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Amite
Tangipahoa Parish
Euleide
Lamantin
Lam
Boechle
Cyith
Bae
Tana
Unclear OCR fragment about Coolidge move plan details
Fragmentary OCR text discusses President Coolidge and a plan move, with unclear context and missing details. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR hints at official correspondence
Readable text fragments suggest an official note or directive forwarded by an agency. The peculiar string points to a bureaucratic context with authority cited and potential ongoing action.
President Coolidge Wins Japan Delay
President Coolidge secured a delay in the Japanese exclusion act by last minute talks with Senate and House conferees to postpone the effective date to March 1 1925 or 1926 depending on wording, allowing negotiations with Japan over treaty terms and abrogation of the current agreement.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
House
State ‘Department
Japan
Senet
Ag 8
Johnson
Coolidge Urges Party Loyalty at Campaign School
President Coolidge urged strict party loyalty in an address to the Campaign School of the League of Republican Women of the District of Columbia. He said party organization is essential for an effective government and warned the difference between party organization and its absence is like a mob versus a trained army.
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Washington
Coolidge
League of Republican Women of the District
Columbia
World Peace NotYet Ready, Says Lady Astor
In a House of Commons exchange during armament debate, Lady Astor argued the world is not ready for peace. She noted that many who advocate peace are the most quarrelsome and that discussions often degrade into loud arguing in the lobby.
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Dr. Ly
Tremont Temple
Boston
Lady Astor
sLondon
House of Commons
Astor
Waa
Etter
Untitled fragment on indemnity and secretary note
Fragmentary text references indemnity and a secretary, with unclear amounts and names. The readable parts suggest a legal or financial note but lack concrete details to identify persons, organizations, or a clear event.
Lodge Seeks World Court at The Hague in Senate Drive
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, introduces a resolution for the United States to back a world court at The Hague. The plan calls for a third Hague conference to form a sixteen member tribunal, with annual sessions and compelled recognition of its jurisdiction in treaty interpretation and breaches of international law.
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Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate
the Hague
United States
Coolidge
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Electoral Commission
John Dietz of Cameron Dam Fame Is Dead
John Dietz, famed defender of Cameron dam, died after a long illness in Milwaukee Wisconsin. His wife and family, once estranged, were at his bedside. Dietz rose to fame in 1904 when he and his family barricaded themselves in Bowoods cabin and fought a state authorities amid a dramatic siege.
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John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Milwaukee
Wia
Wisconsin
Rales
Waupun
Dietz
Pid Bowoods Cabin
Methodist Vote Admits Women to the Ministry
Springfield Mass reports a Methodist general conference victory for recognizing women as ministers. A commission report recommended ordination for women, granting local preaching rights to those not members of an annual conference.
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Springfield
Mass
Bandits Raid Bond Street Jewel Heist in London
Just after ten on a Wednesday morning a small automobile halted outside a jeweler on Bond Street London. One man leaped out with a wrench and smashed the plate glass. He reached in, grabbed a diamond necklace valued at 25 000, and fled within 20 seconds, escaping in the getaway car.
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Bond Street
London
Farmer Defeats Wolf Pack. Kills One Wolf Cub Captures Nine
Merlle Casper, a farmer in Jo Daviess county, shot and killed a large female wolf during an attack by six timber wolves. He wounded two others. the remaining wolves escaped. Casper captured nine cubs from the slain female.
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Freeport
Jo Daviess County
Merlle
Casper
Mexican Gunboat Drives U S Steamship From Norfolk
The steamship Gaston, reportedly lacking papers, was driven out of Mexican waters by a federal gunboat and reached Norfolk after docking at New Orleans. Captain P G Hudglis reported the incident and cargo details involving bananas consigned to the port.
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U.S
Murphy Will Leaves $450000 to Widow and Family
New York report states Charles F. Murphy, former Tammany Hall leader, died leaving an estate valued around $450,000. The will, filed this week, disposes of the whole estate to Murphy's widow and his family, with one exception noted.
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Charles
F. Murphy
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Ender
Tammany, Hall
Tate
Simul ‘Heauert
Invents Automatic Soldier in Washington Exhibition
The Edison of Norway, Niels Anson, and his wife arrive in Washington to showcase an automatic soldier device for the War Department, controlled remotely. He also reveals plans for a depth bomb as part of his demonstrations.
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Edison
Norway
Washington
War Department Hs
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