Budget Address Promises Tax Cuts and Debt Reduction
Washington June 11 AP Prosperus and even slogans to Cordidge administration were read in State of the Union style lines before a large gathering. President Coolidge spoke on national finances promising to reduce taxes and lower the national debt while stressing improvements since 1927. He outlined a careful budget aimed at expanding personal resources and shelter and reiterated a cautious path for economic growth.
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Clark Found Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter in Utah
Don Solovich, a former Hollywood actor, was killed with a hammer on a highway near Wiamsan in January. Clark, a former high school student, confessed after pleading self defense citing improper advances and threats to his life. Judge Dilworth Wooles set an indeterminate sentence of one to 10 years, to be imposed June 15.
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Montana Delegation Divided On Hoov er and Lowden At Convention
Montana’s Republican delegation faced a split sentiment on the eve of the convention. A 10 to 10 vote on the credentials committee reflected a tight balance between supporters of Herbert Hoover and Thomas Lowden. An Associated Press report notes pressure within the delegation and anticipates the committee's decisions shaping the state’s stance during the convention.
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Allies in Peking Brace for Nationalist Raid
Reports say Allied forces in Peking prepare defenses amid fear of a nationalist assault. A farmer rally and parade are planned to voice power as tensions rise around the legation quarter where prisoners and refugees shift amid ominous threats.
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Break in Bank Stock Causes Market Stir
Bank Italy common stock collapsed amid side spread speculation across California and New York markets, wiping out billions in values. Banc Italy fell to 67 a share on the New York card market, then rallied to 147, with traders watching the volatile move as James Bacsgarnot of the corporation claimed the bank was not affected and urged stockholders to remain calm and meet calls.
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Tornado devastates McCook Nebraska causing heavy damage
A violent tornado swept through McCook and surrounding areas in Nebraska destroying more than 100 homes and causing losses over 500000. Rescue teams struggled as rain and high winds hampered efforts and power lines lay down across the region. No deaths reported, injuries numerous, with Mr Cook bearing the greatest damage among residents.
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Amelia and pilots to set sail today
A fragmentary item notes a break in bad weather and that Amelia Earhart and companions planned to sail or fly today with a later statement suggesting a postponement to tomorrow. Several garbled phrases reference Atlanta, a monoplane, and friends, but the core event remains Earhart attempting departure after weather improves.
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Desperate Criminal at Large in the Country
A desperate criminal is at large after a violent incident described as a corpse preparation. Police and search teams, including Michael Hugue and others, pursue leads across the western region as agents advised heightened vigilance. The case involves a dozen suspects and broad public concern.
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Fragmented Text Reveals Confused Fire Inquiry
The article text is garbled with numerous misspellings and random phrases. It mentions a fire incident, a president, and several unreadable names, but no coherent sequence of events or clear outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Weather Hope Ahead For Mabel
Readable text hints at favorable weather for Mabel with scattered garbled lines mentioning forecasts and conditions. The fragment suggests upcoming pleasant conditions and a waiting period for clear skies suitable for travel or outdoor activity. No specific dates or locations are identifiable.
Nobile Leads Five Back From Ill Fated Polar Drift
The message reports Umberto Nobile guiding five crew members back from the ill fated polar airship drift toward the steamer Braganza while frost bitten crewmen Frost bitten Wear and other members are presumed lost. The Associated Press notes hope for survivors and mentions limited supplies and ongoing search efforts.
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President Hoover Emerges After Coolidge Nomination Rejected
Associated Press report from June 1 describes Republican leaders in Kansas City shifting toward Herbert Hoover as a potential nominee after President Coolidge declined further consideration. Early indications suggest Pennsylvania caucus may back Hoover, with overall support nearing the needed total to secure the nomination.
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Hoover Leads GOP as Convention Opens in St. Louis
The Republican National Convention opens with Hoover’s banner rising while doubts linger over possible party fractures. Delegates assemble in an arena crowded with fraying loyalties and the challenge of reconciling factions after a close nomination battle.
Farm aid and laws loom in 6th party platform
An Associated Press dispatch from Tamil Nadu outlines farm aid measures and a "day laws" plank shaping a 6 point party platform. The report notes committee actions, leadership support, and impending formal actions as lawmakers push farm policy amid broader political shifts.
Ohio Votes Lean to Herb in Early Balloting
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate early Ohio vote totals favor Herb, with garbled text naming officials such as Charles Towden and a reference to a treasury role. The readable portions suggest preliminary results and names connected to the ballot but lack clear dates or full context.
Vermont Delegates Rally In Support Of Candidate
Vermont delegates mount a bandwagon push for a leading candidate amid unsettled race dynamics. Local organizers, party officials, and supporters cite early polling and regional enthusiasm as momentum grows ahead of state events.
Susplot Confesses Postal Robberies
A garbled report centers on a confession linked to a series of postal robberies. The text includes unclear names and dates, with little readable detail beyond the alleged crime and that a suspect may be connected to multiple incidents.
Lowden Supporter Where Faded In Town Meeting
A fragmented wartime era memo notes Lowden supporter and crowd activity near Herbert MN. The text mentions a gathering around 4 o clock at a hotel and a small group of local attendees, with references to a loyalty base and a brief statement of turnout. The source is garbled but preserves names and local places.
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