Political fund expenditures reveal millions spent by campaigns
Senate committee heard a partial tally of campaign outlays showing millions spent by presidential and senatorial campaigns. Key figures include Herbert Hoover, Frank Lowden, and Smith, with totals ranging into the high millions and contested by other candidates as investigations proceed. The hearings also referenced allegations of broad expenditures across multiple states and parties.
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senate megastheatima
Smith
Lowden
Sener Willis
Athletes Gather for Great Meet in Missoula Event
The 10th annual Pacific Coast conference track and field meet brings sprinters distance runners jumpers and throwers to Missoula for two days of fierce competition. Stars compete for spots in the Olympic trials with squads from Southern California Washington Calfornia and Virginia State University plus Gonzaga and Oregon joining.
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Missoule
Deri bloer fehl
temoreay
Watt
rerdy and
eiger
Kaeton
Poetite seist
jvant
Taverats
Southern California
University of Washington
Uniersity
Calfornia
Ventina State
Russell Sweet
west
Trains Crash Head-on in Illinois Killing Seven
A head-on collision between two interurban trains near Fithian Illinois killed seven people and injured 23 others. Motormen Paty Commins and Frank Craig escaped unharmed as passengers were thrown about. the crash was blamed on failed air brakes and involved a steel framed westbound car and a wooden eastbound coach.
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Illinois
Danville
Uknown
Fithian
here
dhe
Frank Craig
Charles J Fohnson
Champaign
Uls
George Johnson
Terre Haute
Dennis Pyle
White Heath
Tra Clod
selper White Heath
motormans cid
Vaterman Cragg
Submarine collision halts New London port operations
In New London Conn a sharp collision occurred as an electrical motor switch blew while a submarine alongside the Camden warf was being drawn up. Salvage chief said water damage was extensive with reports listing the interior room flooded. Both subs rested alongside Camden and will move to the marine railway for inspection.
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New London
Conn
kuna
Hiesaghimurm
itrerorn damal brank
Prumby dread
naval control board
UP hued Sa
Cameden
Inetor
Camden
marine railway
Prohibition Backed by Society of Friends at New York Meeting
The final session of the April meeting of the Theksite and Orthodo Clete of mende adopted a resolution urging both major parties to advocate enforcement of dry laws and to pursue international disputes resolution. the stance urged firm, unified action and emphasized drying laws remain necessary to curb evasion.
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New York
API
Tre futon
Theksite
mende
talyn
Subcommittee to Take Up OFL WESS and Related Items
A Washington May session of the Senate Lands committee plans to take up OFL WESS and a set of related items. The meeting will name the subcommittee to review farmer levee issues and a Greek entry concerning Pan Vaomne cans, with Senators Cutting-Kew Mearca Oddie Neva leading Republicans Walsh Montane Kendricks Wioning Democrats.
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Washington
May
senate Lands committee
Pan Vaomne
Charmin
Goff and Smith Hold Lead in Virginia May Primary
In a fuzzy report from Charleston Virginia the May primary results show Gay D Goff a Republican vying with West Virginia? governor Alfred Lamt of New York for the presidential preference. With 190 precincts counted Goff leads 110 to 33 over Veeber, as vote tabulation continues.
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Charleston
Gay D Goff
West Voremia
Alfred Lamt
New York
Puestley
Gort
Veeber
Tidal Wave Drowns Fisher Fleet on Northeast Coast
Newspaper dispatches report a tidal wave striking the Sart fishing fleet near Hobhads Olinial coast. The event, believed to have drowned several Japanese fishers, prompted coast guard inquiries and an investigation into the disaster. Authorities identified the wreckage and continuing search efforts along the shore.
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OPI
northeas
Javk
Seizure of Gold Drives U S Court Case
A reported dispute centers on gold seized during the Bolshevik era linked to the Bank of Pramen and the Trust sector. The Treasury and federal authorities clashed over title to the metal, with banks in New York and Paris named in a sweeping international dispute over state ownership and recovery actions.
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New York
Bank of Pramen
Dering
fied
thin suse
glintness
glintness for theis Nifinnal bank and de equible ‘Trust samp
t& landing
retro
Trench
Sust
eles di fe
Bank of Trane
Tebmn
ars fromt
Hamburs
Tuissim
Americ
Ureiase
VTquitable
Gein paris
Chase
Tauabie
Nurelun baht
Sleuths Track Bloody Bank Robbers Near Hutchinson Kans
Detectives from a private agency search several counties around Hutchinson Kansas and toward the Nebraska line on leads that the bandits who looted the Lamar bank on May 23 are in the region. Investigators say one bandit was shot in a failed escape, the group included others with bandages, and a teller hostage may still be captive as a statewide search intensifies.
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Celo
Hutchinson
Kans
Lamar
terrtory
les
Tola
Kas
Nebraska
Teerett Kesinger
vemit Fhutchinson
sodotuar
Iyeety no
New non stop dart record attempt by Spanish flyers
Ignacio Telesias and Francisco Jimenez flew from Seville at noon on May 11 to Karachi, India, aiming to break the world non stop flight record. A radio report said they landed near Nasirabad 250 miles north of Karachi, safely. Madrid reports another claim of 230 miles north of Karachi, suggesting a new world record. the distance from New York to Germany cited as 611 miles.
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Mand
Ignacio Telesias
Francisco Jimenez
Seville
Suesday
Karachi
India
Nasirabad
quade
Madrid
Captus Iglesias
Juminer
Seale Spa
Chamberlon
Tetine
New York
Germany
tune
Boy Pilot Steers Wagon Box Safely Through Flooded Road
Linigdon May 3 reports a boy pilot steering a wagon box as floods along the Yel lows river edge widen the road near here. Wayne Harper 11 turned navigator for four miles guiding the team through swift water until the vessel reached land.
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Linigdon
Lin
acer
Yellows
Wayne Harper
Ishandd
Two Nations Accept Kellogg Peace Plan
Washington May 31 The Trish Tree State and Nes Fenland have accepted Secretary Kellogges invitation to participate in the peace plan and to become signatories of the proposed treaty. Kellogg made public the two acceptances and said Canada’s reply and Ottawa transmission would be released here Saturday morning.
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Washington
Trish Tree State
Nes Fenland
Kelloges vitanon
pegariahen
trea ocr
Southern Cross Sails Toward Honolulu After Narrow Plunge
Airmen report the monoplane Southern Cross surviving a dangerous plunge and continuing the 2400 mile leg to Hawaii. The crew, picked up after an extended distress, radioed a position near 140 miles west of the California coast, stating a speed of 71 knots on the voyage from San Francisco to Honolulu.
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Southern Cross
Honolulu
here
Hawaii
Australia
Calan
army
Tetvenworth
Mackay
Portland wireless
crater
altearma cael
Vessels Collide and One Sinks off Vineyard Sound
Coast Guard reports a collision between the steamship President Garfield and the Merchants and Miners freighter Kershaw near Vineyard Sound. The Kershaw sank with all crew believed saved. the President Garfield stood by eight miles off the port as rescuers worked.
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Reston
Dollar Miner
President
Garfield
Kershaw
Vineyard Sound
Jealous Boy Kills Maiden And Self In Tragic Incident
A jealous youth killed a young woman and himself in a troubled act. Walter Suchart and Alice Traimare were mentioned among classmates reacting to the tragedy. The assailant, reportedly driven by jealousy, used a weapon and was taken to a hospital where he died an hour later. The incident followed a quarrel and has unsettled the school community.
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Onaha
Alice Traimare
teday
Walter Suchart gouther
baraselt Suchart
goth
End of Battle for Peking Seems Near
Tokyo dispatches report the Northern army retreating toward Manchuria after a failed defense, with Chang Tao-tin convening his generals and deciding not to evacuate the capital yet. Defection and morale declines ripple along the Peking-Tankow railway front as the situation grows dire.
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Teling
Hokvenf
Feng
Unar Mareshal
Chang
Tokyo
Piantsin
Peking Tlankow
Tako
Incomplete text about Indiana race and party candidates
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an election in Indiana. Mentions corepresentatives and a governor candidate. Details are unreadable and names unclear.
Taxes Paid Under Protest by Pair of Helena Banks
Two Helena banks, Litinn Ayok and Trust company and Mentane Trust and Savings Tank, paid taxes under protest. The protest referenced their county tax assessments and alleged inflated figures. Court actions and recorded protests involve bank officials and state authorities as proceedings continue.
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Helena
Twn Telone
Litinn Ayok and Trust company
Mentane Trust and Savings Tank
Treaster Henry fy
alvatiem ster
asso
yang fie Danae dank and Teast companys
Timber and estate dispute casts Wisconsin outing drift
Fragmentary notes describe a term and estate matter tied to Pierce Estate Presdort and a timber issue. References to Superior lake area, timber regan, and a legal meeting hint at property and asset questions with unclear details and dates.
Lowden Chooses to Attend Powwow Amid Convention
The article notes Governor Lowden deciding to attend a powwow during the Missouri convention period. It mentions republican candidates, party dynamics, and expected travel to Francis City as part of campaign context.
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cannidacs
andy
Missouri
paris
Italian air expedition heads north in search for missing vessels
Reported efforts to locate the airship Talla and the Citta Di Milano with the Hobby steamship in the North Atlantic route. The Norwegian government guards Spitzbergen coal trade routes, aims to ferry airplanes, and plans to reach Advent Bay with dog teams and two men to seek traces of Italia. Strong winds and ice hinder progress as crews head toward the Thala region.
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Oly SNarnav
sealer “Hobby
Spitzbergen
rapahie
Ateh
Advent Shay
Tandberg
Hobby
Cita Di Milano
gs Bay
Citta Di Milano
Italia
Seven suspects held in Broadmoor Club robbery case
Seven men near Lebanoo were held for questioning after an automobile chase in connection with the Broadmoor Club theft. Each faced bonds of 5000 dollars as police listed loaded details, with four believed sent elsewhere. Witnesses and photographs were sent to Chicago for fingerprints and identification.
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Lebanoo
ling
Broadmor
Claude McWerk
Chicago
thor
Ch A
dante
caemona
All Balloons Down as Storm Devastates Air Field
A severe storm battered a balloon hangar area leaving several balloons damaged and two fatalities reported. Reports indicate the event occurred near Weens and V2 with other balloons and equipment scattered by high winds. Emergency crews worked through the night as damage spread across southeast Pennsylvania and surrounding regions.
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Clarence
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