Wilson Makes His Plea For Jury Reform In New Jersey
President Wilson pressed for jury reform as he met with Democratic lawmakers in New Jersey. He denounced assembly members who opposed the reform and urged passage of bills to revise the constitution. Several party leaders, including acting Governor Fielder and Major Wittpon, were mentioned amid a tight schedule before a trip to Washington.
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New Jersey
Commonwealth of New Jersey
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Denunerativ
Fielder An Major Wittpon
Viva Canntghiles
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Bryan to Stay in Washington Amid Segregation Note
Secretary telegraphed today that Phathy will start for Washington and remain in Sacramento until the segregation issue ends. Officials say the secretary’s aides are exhausted but he hopes to influence legislation in the administration’s aims and policy. Friday at Lafayette Indiana Bert Wel received a sentence of thirty days in the works. Willie Rogers and Dan Armstrong were each fined fifty dollars and jailed for wire-related charges.
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Ureordache
Bert Wel
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Willie Rogers
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Republic of China Recognized by United States Today
The United States recognizes the Republic of China amid a formal renownization event. Officials note allied support and a constitutional framework as regional tensions persist. The report mentions a provisional government, power dynamics with Five Power allies, and pending authority over a presidential installation. An interim price tag and aid discussions are referenced.
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Republic OF China
United States
Williams
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China
Chea
Constitutional
Sam Shi Rei
Vivien Stotos
Trial adjourned as two witnesses called in abrupt procee dings
In Wis ALB case proceedings highlight contention over admissibility of witness testimony. The court overruled a key motion, with jurors to hear further statements before a new trial date. Smith BillSigned. Cox signs Sixh bill for preservation of venumedts.
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Local firm to hold employee banquet in Chvinnali
Eleven employees at the Western and Southern Lite Transformive company will attend a company banquet for workers at the Grmut site in Chvinnali on Sunday.
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Mystery Surrounds Body of Mia Mick in Missing Person Case
Police believe the body found Thursday is Mia Mick nee Mulnaule, a resident of Mex who has been missing. A neighbor reports a distinctive wedding ring likely worn by the deceased, suggesting a possible link to Mrs. Mick.
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Tariff Progress on Oil Dues Bill in House Debate
Washington May 2 The proposed reduction of oil dues faces delays as Democratic leaders push to speed the bill through the House. Opposition from the party line and procedural disputes slow the schedule with key votes and related measures still unsettled as lawmakers prepare for tonight's session potential action.
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Washington
Loluy
The Pope Seeks Urgent Resumption of Work
The Pope desires immediate discussion with Cardinal De Lai on questions of faith and church governance. Cardinal Pompili has not met the Pope since his appointment as vicar general amid reports of the Pontiff’s impatience to resume his duties. Dr Logan is reported dead, with flood-related misfortune cited as the cause.
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Demonstration by Women Suffrage Backers in New York
A large suffrage demonstration in New York features parade and pageant with Col. Roosevelt and Mrs. Vana Hey announcing speeches at the Polite House and plans for further meetings in Fishers and Filgentith. Delegations from neighboring states pour in to join the march and rally, with leaders and performers preparing a pageant and appeals for reprints to support the cause.
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Aidda Pages Adl Depleting Owornee
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Caen Liewell
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Mrs Garrard Seeks Insurance Over Husbands Disappearance
Mrs. Garrard files an insurance claim after her husband vanished amid confusing notes and social upheaval. A wrongful death action is pursued in local courts, naming Kosal Avenue as the setting and detailing respondents and surviving relatives. The case underscores a widow seeking compensation while navigating family and legal obligations.
Lone Bandit Robs Passenger Train Near Kansas City
Frontier era style dispatch reports a lone bandit aboard a passenger train near Kansas City Missouri, threatening crew and passengers, demanding money and valuables, firing a weapon during a chair car raid, and escaping into the night before authorities recaptured no one. The event disrupts the line as tales of a pistol wielding robber and a confrontation with a porter unfold amid chaotic scenes.
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Missouri
Fifty Years Of Service In Senate Of United States
A garbled OCR note discusses a veteran senator’s long tenure and a veto related to city ordinances. It mentions Mayor Straub, regulatory theory, and conflicts with city employees. The fragment hints at a dispute over ordinances and positions within municipal governance.
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Senate
United States
Straub Jis Eemed
Financial chaos looms as banks face 2 percent deposit strain
A muddled report claims a $100 million government fund will be deposited, with Livan Department to verify bank solvency and distribute the 2 percent inflation relief plan. The note mentions a sinking steamer disaster and flood relief aid arriving, with officials discussing relief measures and fund flows.
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Nimnerioey
Chad Whaleavon
Fredsery Dapartaria
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Sime Vlhen
Livan Department
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Charles Richards 72 Responds to Administration Change
Fragmented OCR text shows Charles Richards aged 72 denying distress over an administration shift. The garbled passage references his long service as superintendent, past political figures, and implied calls from Democrats about his future role. Content is inconsistent and largely unreadable.
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