Patten and Mirch Bond Allegations Hit Senate Probe
Direct evidence before the Senate Teaper Dome committee shows Continental Trading bonds totaling 60008 were sliced to individuals for sale. Patten and Mirch commission merchants allegedly steered funds to the Republican National Committee to cover a deficit, with Upham handling large Liberty bond contributions. The report notes a $27 000 Liberty bond transfer and payments intended to balance the party books.
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Senate Teaper Dome Committee
Continental
Tiberty Bonds
Aaro Sinclair
Republican Natignal Commmittee
Patten
Mhicaza Commission
Tid Woopham
Republic
Esmrantee
Devon
Fashion show dazzles Shrine temple crowd with gowns
A Shrine temple fashion show featured models from Stram Bros and Fishers, with dancers from the Walker Bishop school. Grace Eckhardt led spring ballet numbers while Grace Eckhardt Doris Flower Flora Saha Patsy Met cher Jane Eby Winifred Atlas Therese Lowell Vera Wilson Janet Inte Lmmy Lou Marlow Elizabeth Treacy Glora Cook Litanor Anderson Helen Brown Marlin Salvail performed in between. Miss Sthel Kerme entertained with violin solos enriching the musical program. Betty Kern of Butte stood out as a poised New York purchased model in the spotlight.
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New York
Stram Bros and
Fishers
Shrine Temple
Walker Bishop School
Grace Echharde
Bes
Grace Eckhardt
Doris Flower Flora Saha
Patsy Metcher
Jine Eby Winifred Atlas
Therese Lowell
Vera Wilson
Janet Inte
Lmmy Lou Marlow
Elizabeth Treacy
Glora Cook
Litanor Anderson
Helen Brown
Marlin Salvail
Miss Sthel Kerme
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Butte
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Auto Show Tonight and Saturday Night Attraction
Auto show program invites passersby to a weekend display featuring 128 mode automobiles. Friday and Saturday evenings promise the best in autos with prizes and surprises for attendees who bring friends.
Stewart Bonded as Contempt Charge Looms in Oil Probe
Colonel Robert W. Stewart signed a $5,000 bond for the Standard Oil of Indiana to appear at the next District of Columbia court term on contempt charges for refusing to answer Teapot Dome questions in the Senate inquiry. Edward Earle Brown and others posted security. Stewart offered no comment, saying he had nothing to say as he faces contempt allegations tied to the Continental Trading company Ltd bond deal.
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Chicago
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Onl Companyy
Indiana
District of Columbia
United States Senate
Commissioners Court Room
Wife of humorist Hes Hp crash near Segard Neb
Mrs oL Bibs wife of AL (Doe) Ervics, columnist on the Nebraska State Journal, was killed today near Segard Neb when the car she and Me Bixby rode in crashed into a dutA. Bibs sustained a broken collar bone and other injuries.
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Segard Neb
Ol Bibs Wate
Doe
President signs bill on decorations for Col Jordbergh
Washington March 8 A bill authorizing Colonel Charles A Jordbergh to accept from foreign governments decorations bestowed upon him was signed today by President Coolidge. The action clears a potential diplomatic and military honor matter for the officer, who previously faced restrictions on accepting foreign honors.
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Washington
Charles A! Jordbergh
Presdent Coolidge
Kingsley film director jailed for contempt in alimony case
Los Angeles March 8. In what was his 47th court appearance for alimony, film director Frank Kingsley was sentenced to three days in jail for contempt of court.
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Los Angeles
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Mien Amnons
Frank Kingsley
Farm Aid Debate Shifts as Senate Reports McNary-Haugen Bill
Washington reports that the Senate approves a near identical McNary-Haugen farm relief bill while the House Agriculture Committee wrestles with the measure in executive session. The $928 million proposal faces delays due to disputes over Muscle Shoals flood control and Farm Board powers. Chairman McNary outlines major changes to his modified bill as debate continues.
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Washington
House Agricutural
Senate
House
House Committee
Federal Farm Board
McNary Oregon
Senate Agriculture Committee
League Charge on Slavery Report Dates Uncorroborated
A League of Nations report alleges white slave traffic between New York and Panama but remains uncorroborated by witnesses. Federal Attorney Charles Tuttle cites lack of 33 corroborative legal eyewitnesses and notes significant unsourced claims tied to a theatrical bureau Nat Sry.
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Bomb Plot Alleged Near Mexican Presidential Seat
In a chaotic report APJ via Li Sol claims a bomb plot near Chipultenec castle, the presidential residence, tied to President Callos or General Obregon as candidates. The drageline mystery unfolds with017 suspects, including a Roman Catholic priest described as a German agent, amid recent arrests.
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Two Army Airmen Reported Missing in Nicaragua Calm Chase
An American observation plane crashed near Matagalpa Nicaragua leaving Captain Walban and Sergeant Javed missing. Rudolphi and an observer were also aboard and were hulled this afternoon. The two fallen officers, both wives reside in Nicaragua and Quantico Virginia, are missing in action with later reports indicating casualties or recoveries uncertain.
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Nicaragea Thecenth
Pilot killed when plane nose dives in New York
John Mulcahy, a 29 year old Canadian former Rosa Eling corps member and wartime Avro trainer pilot, died today when his aircraft nose dived about 400 feet while preparing to land. Investigators believe he throttled the engine down too low during approach.
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John Mulcahy
Rosa Eling Corps
Mulcahy
Avro
Forest Bill Favored By Way Forest Bill Favored By Way
Washington wire reports a proposed reforestation bill by Senator O McNary of Oregon seeks government aid to restore denuded lands and ensure timber and forest product supplies. The measure calls for studies to assess reforestation methods and long term timber resources, outlining support and budget considerations.
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Washington Wire
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Oregon
Storetay Cp Agiicuitere
Meio
Lawmakers Clash Over Amendment Amid House Debate
Washington Waco report describes heated debate as lawmakers consider a proposal to extend tenure and delay a final vote. The scene shows rapid parliamentary moves, procedural stalls, and fragmented support as factions seek more time to press or block the measure.
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Waco
Doday
Tom
Ortre
Omohan
Lohnly
Omumbris
Brilliant 1226 Card Draw Opens Auto Show Crowd
A large opening night crowd attended the tenth annual automobile show at the Algeria Shrine temple. The hall was decorated with bunting balloons and colored decor while exhibitors showcased a variety of machines. Reported as the most appealing display yet, the event runs through tomorrow night with many prospects and dealers present.
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Algeria Shrine
Rioting in Caracag Report Many Dead
Unclear fragmentary report indicates violent disturbances in Caraca g with numerous casualties and dispersed details about persons involved. No verifiable names or dates can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Caracag
Montreal Woman Sentenced for Murder Unified Catholic Rite
A Montreal woman identified as Gire Suayler was sentenced to death in connection with her husband Gorget McDonill's murder. The case, confirmed by Austin Jahey Alphonse Deschinm, notes the deceased relationship and the involvement of the Roma Catholic church. The events center on a missing spouse and the ensuing tax of actions described.
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Doris Palmer
Weliowal
Gorget McDonill
Austin
Alphonse Deschinm
Obsequies End for Chisholm Children as Police Weep
A garbled obituary note recalls Chisholm children laid to rest while mourners and officers share tears at the service. The fragmentary text hints at a tragic event and police presence, with sparse details on location and date.
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Chisholm
Sub 4ay Row Looms For Teams In Conference
Fragmentary lines hint at a conference event or matchup involving multiple teams and players. Word salad obscures details but suggests looming implications for standings and upcoming action. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
Roof Collapse After Fire Wounds 12 Year Old Boy
A boy named Allen Levings, aged 12, suffered severe injuries when the roof of a burning house collapsed onto him. Firefighters and neighbors helped pull him free and save others nearby. The incident occurred near the Levings residence, with reports noting injuries to several youths in the same area.
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Allen Levings
Body of Woman Beaten to Death in Home Found
Police report a woman was discovered beaten to death in her Brooklyn home. Investigators say the assailants struck during a disturbance scene in the dining room while a nephew was away. A volume of jewelry and debris were noted at the scene as police pursue leads.
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New York
Mie
Tadic Primier
Lrooklin
Baldwin Promises Equality at Equal Suffrage Meeting
The first Beratish prime minister to address an equal suffrage gathering pledged parliamentary action within weeks to secure equal political rights for women representing 140 organizations. He stated Parliament would advance full citizenship and related privileges for women.
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Lorton
Stantes
Beratish Prime Minster
Two Bad and So Hurt in Wreck Near Creene
A Rock Island passenger train crashed into a country school bus carrying 17 children southwest of Creene. Two children died Roger Scherer and Hurne. Fifteen others were injured and taken to Waterloo hospital. The accident disrupted transport as physicians were called to the scene and families were notified.
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Here
Roger Scherer
Hurne
Creene Light
Huruends
Torr
Harry Arthur
Waterloo
Lus
Tran
Poison plot alleged in kids death case at Machigin city
AP reports a poisoning plot alleged to have caused the deaths of four young children in a Machigin City family. Dr Trink Warren, the sole physician present, said he was consumed by grief as he tended the victims and two others died from suspected poisons. Authorities pursue details while relatives and investigators weigh possible motives amid unclear records.
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Ors Wa
Araviss
Richard Vohi
Pauls
Friends of Walsh Campaign in California Grows
The piece notes a campaign effort by Friends of Walsh in California with delegates from congressional districts slated for a convention. It references Kathleen Norris and George Creel as figures connected to government war information services, and argues for a revival of conscience in government.
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California
Cahaia
Pnien Veorantier Ihr
Tsa
Nestles
Mecduo
Kethleen Norris the Weter
George Creel
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