Explosion Fires Oil Tanks and Inflammatory Charges Publicized
Emporia editor William Allen White accuses Daughters of the American Revolution leaders of ties to the Ku Klux Klan in a chaotic report mixing names, attacks, and political charges. April 5 references and scattered fragments describe a contentious national scene with references to Catholic and Jewish groups and alleged Klan links.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Ku Klux Klan
William Allen White
Emporia
Mary White
Brossean
K. K
White
Cathelic Welbene Council
Leajne
Indavte Parks Ey
Navy flyer girdles the Blore in endurance bid
Mentesto, Cal, April plans outline an attempt by a U S Navy flyer and a companion to break the world's endurance record. The route potentially starts from New York and would cross Europe, with details still unsettled as publication continues.
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Mentesto
Cal
Bat Capita
Riasti Sinh Ausmaisen
Mrs Stearns to a Play With White House Guest
Washington April 3 Mrs Frank W Stearns attends a musical at the National theater with a White House guest Mrs Cordidge staying in Northaguptasy Mars while her husband remains at the White House. The piece notes Mrs Stearns is also a White House guest out of the city.
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Washington
Frank W. Stearnston
Comfidge
Tiss Cress
National Theater
Cordidge
Northaguptasy
Mars
Mfr Stearns
White House
Eal
American Power may acquire Montana Power
A long garbled article notes American Power potentially acquiring Montana Power. It mentions expansion, staffing needs, and a formal statement by Mr Ryan. The piece references Montana Power and related utilities, with scattered names and places, including Washington Water Light and national concerns.
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MADL
Ochuolders
Ryan
Montana Power
Jennings of Missoula elected head se state board of health
Jennings of Missoula was elected head of the Montana State Board of Health for 1226. Cecirwe Mo Jetatinge of Miesent was named president and Dr. Crane named to a health advisory post. The board discussed licensing barbers and regulating health facilities while focusing on tuberculosis and sanitation. the session recessed with continued notes on future licensing and public health directives.
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Jennings
Missoula
State Board OF Health
J. J. Crouch
Texas
Miesent
Cogswell
Dp. T. T
Denn Ang
Virginia
Means Re
Woman Clings to Window 28 Floors Up
In Columbus Ohio a woman clung for 15 minutes to a window on the 28th floor of a high rise. The rescue occurred after strong winds and a door jam left her exposed at height. The unnamed woman, reportedly from Warren Ohio, was saved by emergency crews as a passerby notified authorities.
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Ohio
J A. Dearborn
Warren, O
Tsurance Uee
Dearborne
Critic Attacks Hoover Candidacy at North Central Meet
George N. Peet, head of the North Central States Agricultural conference executive committee, harshly criticizes Herbert Hoover as an enemy of agricultural policy. The remarks were released to South Dakota Senator Norbeck and stem from a memorandum prepared at a request tied to delegates to the Republican convention. Continuous page two note hints at disputed hecklers and ongoing document concerns.
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Higa
Arad
Bert Hoover
Qhed Arate
Willis
Cemeteres
Bill to curb patronage in federal offices
Washington April 3. Bills to prevent use of federal officials for private or partisan ends in elections and public trust positions were debated today by Senate leaders. The measure aims to curb patronage and end improper influence in federal appointments.
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Washington
Senateur & Faruerdahor
Minnesota
Patead
Kentucky Delegates Choose Hoover Supporters in Convention
Abstracted report notes Kentucky Republicans in a state convention voted to seat delegates aligned with Hoover while others remained uncommitted or for different candidates. The text references attempts to influence the Kansas City conference and mentions various names in uncertain spellings.
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Sometile
Kentucky
Argen
Trent
Hiener
Kansas
City
Mountjoy Appointed Secretary of State Succeeding Powers
Mountjoy named to the post of secretary of state succeeding William Powers amid a reshuffle. The appointment comes as the administration reorganizes senior ranks and consolidates control over key departments.
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Mmountjoy
William Powers
Aesiomet
New York Negro Goes to Chair for Murder
A fragmented clipping reports a murder case in New York with an implied sentence of execution. The readable portions mention a Black defendant and a capital punishment context, but many details are garbled or missing. The item reads like a brief legal note from an early 20th century newspaper.
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New York
Cardner
Tax Legis Lacien
Secretis MedTon
German Is Pather of HH Children in Kustadt
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or column item noting individuals Kustadt and Gaertn Apel Rotert and a possible reference to children or schooling. Readable names suggest a community announcement or social item with limited verifiable details.
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Pather
HH Children
Democrat Named to Seat of Sen Willis in State Assembly
A Democrat was named to fill the seat of Senator Willis in the state legislature. The selection aims to continuity in leadership amid a crowded field as party officials announce the appointment and outline immediate priorities. The appointee faces upcoming votes and will represent Wythe State and nearby districts in the legislative session.
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Sen
Willis
Yankee Missionary Attack Report Confusing Text
A garbled OCR item describes an attack on a Yankee missionary by Chinese forces. Readable fragments mention March and dates but lack clear names or places. The fragmentary record preserves the event core while details remain uncertain.
Mexican Drive Black People Out Border States Solon Says
Unclear OCR text references a political figure named Solon discussing a policy or claim about driving Black people out of border states. The readable fragments mention water, vote, and various garbled phrases without coherent context or verifiable specifics. No concrete event, date, or location is clearly identifiable.
Chauncey Depew Denies Statues Of America Hears Call
Chauncey M. Depew mourned with family as obituaries note his passing. The article recalls his status as a Man of America and references burial details at Poho hill with community and dignitaries attending the service.
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Chauncey M. Depew
America
Protzky
Navy Fire Blazes at Regla Oil Tanks Amid Havana Suburb Panic
Exploding tanks at Standard Oil refinery near Havana drive residents from Regla as a large blaze worsens. About 200 U S Navy men from battleships Wyurng are dispatched to Regla to aid firefighting and maintain order after the refinery conflagration threatens broader damage.
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Standard Oi Company
Regla
Havana
Navy Lands
United States
Resta
Storms Cause Loss of Life and Destruction in Southwest
Ap news reports seven dead with many missing and dozens injured as wind and hail storms sweep the southwest. Severe flooding forces residents from homes near Shaw ore and UWA, with temperatures dropping and additional threats of rain and wind.
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Kansas City
Lewis Sent 10 Cell For Fraud Schemes
A federal court in Atascadera sentenced Lewis to prison on multiple counts of fraud. He received four years on the first charge and five years on subsequent counts, with aggregate penalties forming part of a broader penitentiary term. The case involved elaborate schemes tied to the APY-E matter and ongoing investigations.
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Lewis
Ater G. Atascadera
Reil
Ats Ta Detrauid
Courcs
Shiva
Tenas Pacific Buys Montana Oil Tract
An item notes that Tenas Pacific buys a Montana oil tract. The fragment mentions drilling plans and a call to action, with references to names and numbers that are unclear due to OCR errors. The readable parts highlight the acquisition and potential development activities.
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Tenas-Pacific
Montana
Tiff on Tax Cut Delays Senate Action at Capitol
A reported tax cut dispute ties up a major fiscal bill as Senate action stalls amid warnings from Mills and Smoot. Various lawmakers press for timing while House and administration aides weigh plan details and potential revenue impacts.
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Smoot
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