Lindbergh Honored with Woodrow Wilson Peace Award
New York March 4 1929 Charles A Lindbergh received the Woodrow Wilson Peace Award in an event recognizing his service to international friendship and the cause of peace. The medal and $25 000 prize were presented, with remarks noting his influence as a citizen and advocate for global harmony rather than a diplomat or statesman.
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New York
Marth
Woodrow Watson
Internacional
South America
Waldroyn Wilson
Theyiward
Feta
Lindt Teh
Pere Momest
Regro Murderer Taken by Police
Brooklyn police report arrest of Wattin Miller a Black man in connection with the murder of Mrs Helen G Kimball a Brooklyn schoolteacher. Miller allegedly confessed to framing the shooting after a violent confrontation with detectives.
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Regro
Paterson
Pobew Caplan
Joseph Mosley
Wattin | Miller Negra
Helen G Kimball
Brooklyn
Row on Zinovieff Letter Stirs Commons Mystery
A 1924 parliamentary episode centers on a Zinovieff letter and a controversial document attributed to Premier Baldwin. Debates hinge on whether the letter influenced government fortunes, with claims of propaganda and secrecy. The piece notes an unnamed source and hints at ongoing inquiries and further pages.
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Commons
Zinovieff
Jad Mach Wythe
Rover
Tod
Labor Party
Ramsay MacDonald
Gregory
Baldwin
St Francis Dam Built by City Not by Contractor
The St Francis dam that burst near the San Francisquito valley was built by city labor, not contracted firms. The Associated General Contractors of America passed a resolution denouncing the misinformed claim and urging accountability, amid investigations into the March disaster that killed hundreds and left many missing.
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Cmerge
Trancis
San Francisquite Valley
He Utyer Jos Sageles
Orn
Associa Eii General Contractors of America
Stockton
Cal
Gaby Yu
Ups Angeles
Walcn
Ig—Y Aly
St Francis
Marebh
Ci Loung
Tragedy Re-Told as Submarine S-4 Disaster Recovers Bodies
Boston March 19 Naval officers entered the torpedo room of the submarine S-4 after the vessel, sunk December 17, rose from the ocean bed. Six bodies recovered including Lieutenant Graham Newellich of Washington D C and two more bodies, leaving one missing, completing the list of the eight who perished. The torpedo room had been drydocked in Boston.
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Ometan
Boston Nay Vardana
Leutenant
Graham Newellich O
Washington D
Cost Guard
Pauld
Coree Says Rail Plan Hasn't Been Dropped
Rumors that the plan for a merger of Kansas Southern, Lovia Southwestern, Missouri Pacific, and Texas railroads had been abandoned were denied by Coree. He said a new plan will be ready for submission to the Interstate Commerce Commission on April 2.
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Kansas
Itv
Southern St Lovia
Southwestern
Missouri Hansas
Texas
Thenterstaft, Commerce
Commission
Condition of Senator Ferris Favorable After Illness
Washington reports Senator Ferris of Michigan is improving after a serious illness. Dr George W. Calver said the senator rests easily and shows favorable progress, with a steady recovery underway.
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Ferris
Washington
Terns
Michigan
Ins
George W. Calver
Inquiries On Soft Coal Fields Hear Urged Witnesses
Industrial leaders including John D Rockefeller Jr Charles M Schwab and R B Mellon are listed as witnesses in a senate committee probe of conditions in the soft coal fields. The appearance of Schwab Mellon and Rockefeller is expected in capacity related to steel and coal operations as testimony continues.
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Pennsylvania
West Virgina
John D Rockefeller
Charles M Schwab
R B Mellon
Senate
Hockefeller Schwal
Mellon
Seereais
Wheeler
Montana
Dlarown
Mhrent Rice
Pethichem Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Mellon
Firec
Cthe
Patsburgh Coil
Tampan
Italian assault teste prelate in Vienna clash report
Vienna reports a confrontation involving a bishop attacked by a dozen TASists at the Simvemar Minors church St Amon in Trieste. The incident followed the bishop's refusal to read a papal overture, triggering dispatches and press scrutiny.
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Bisop Ilaig
St Amon
Trieste
Esterdas
Plane Honeymoon Crash Kills Couple in Ames
A honeymooning couple, Mr and Mrs, perished when their plane crashed near Ames today. Emergency crews reported injuries were not serious, and authorities are investigating the mishap.
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Faten
Maen Ti
Honeymaca O
Iredern Lothrep
Adanding
Ander Apis
Senate to probe Harding estate for Continental Bond ties
Washington March 19 AP The Teapot Dome committee will review the Harding estate records to determine if any Continental Trading Company Liberty bonds are involved. Senator Noe says he doubts any bonds exist but a finding of none would not satisfy all. Investigation may extend into next month as new leads are pursued.
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Continental Trading Company
Senate Teapotome Committee
Harding
Noe
North Dakota
Senate
Noc
Na 9
Harding Estate
Lars
Merding Gael
U S Planes Battle Nicaragua Rebels Excerpt
US planes engaged rebel forces near Tiara and 9 miles south as Marine aviators sought to suppress the uprising. An observer in one aircraft was wounded in combat. Patrols attempted to prevent rebel escape while other planes returned to base amid ongoing shelling. Continued details were noted on page three.
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Nicaragua
Croml
Arizona to execute woman by hanging
A report from March 1 states a woman, Mrs Ia Dygin, has been sentenced to death by hanging for murder. The sentence follows a court verdict amid ongoing appeals and legal proceedings in the state.
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Tucsun
Tameel
Noob
Fiat
Witmer and DeKay for Mayor and Commissioner Fight
Election highlights show Witmer and DeKay leading for mayor as Fletcher and Doty win nominations. Voters turnout strong amid fair weather. subsequent commissioner races see significant contests with narrow margins and continued reporting into the next page.
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Witmer
DeKay
Fletcher and
Doty
Navy Pilot Drowns In Florida Crash
An AP report states Lieutenant John I Lenhart, an instructor, drowned when a naval aircraft crashed near a Florida coastline. The crash occurred as a pontoon struck the water near a shipyard location, sending the craft into several feet of water just off the macal station.
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Fenacula
John I Lenhart Aval Igine
Studun
Iver Na
Raules
Rte
Turdas
Severi
Herden
Lord Balfour Ill Of Heart Trouble
Report states Lord Balfour is ill with heart trouble. The notice notes a London presence and mentions a date or event connected to the led paper, with sparse details and typographical errors. The fragment hints at royal or aristocratic concern, but specifics are unreadable.
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Lord Balfour
London
No Mercy Show Boris My Donald Unt March 18
Rumors rise in Vallesfield Que about a death sentence for Durty MacDouill in a murder case. Minister of Justice Tioest Ja Pointe says the case not yet submitted to court and provides limited responses to reports of a death sentence.
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Otane
Vrs
MacDonald
Annsver Cole
Associates of Haron Woefenge and Harding Trade Details
Louis Brush and Roy Moore, linked to the Marion Sin From President Harding story, issued a statement expressing willingness to provide the committee with any and all details of the transaction. He urged friends of the late President Harding to support an industry inquiry and promised complete cooperation.
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Washington
Louis Brush
Roy Moore
Harding
Chatha Uy Nyers
Senate Debate Over Dil Refers Mellon Resignations Call
Washington March 19 AP Recent revelations in the Teapot Dome scandal sparked a heated Senate exchange urging resignations and administration accountability. Senator Reed denied a Wilsonian charge while Republicans pressed for accountability and named potential presidential contenders amid broad party tensions.
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Dil
Reed
Mellon
Anti Horthy Pickets Arrested At White House Protest
Four members of the Anti Horthy league of America were arrested during a picketing protest outside the White House against a Hungarian delegation seeking President Coolidge's attention. The scene included pamphlet distribution and chants as they demonstrated near the Executive Mansion.
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Meohogie
White House
Anti Horthy League of America
Executive
Coolidge
Beder
Yessen
incomplete OCR reflects a political probe and tariff discussion
A fragmented article notes a senate probe on manufactured tether and death related incidents, with references to imports and duties. Senator Janier notes high import reliance for certain goods and urges action on wage and duty calculations affecting U S labor and trade policy.
Ex Day Dick Sent Up for Booze Plant
A terse Denver AP report notes a man dubbed Ex Day Dick was imprisoned for involvement with a illegal alcohol operation. The brief item cites a Philadelphia connection and mentions a March date tied to the sanction. No further details are provided in the legible text.
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Qwno
Hoover Likely Elected on First GOP Ballot
Vapington Vere predicts that Hoover will be the Republican nominee on the first ballot with a majority of votes, describing Hoover as a close friend and strong advisor to Sommer and asserting he would win more votes than any other candidate could muster in the field.
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Vapington Vere
Hoerlert
Iloover
Fiemeri
United States Dry Work
L Real Advaser
Sommeiue
Sopmilars
Freud
Sail
Mia
Restrictions on arms exports debate sparks neutral duty clash
A House committee discussed a proposed resolution to ban U S ports from exporting military munitions and their components. Secretaries argued some vital war materials are not produced domestically and that limiting trade could hinder essential supply to the American government. Representative Burten Rentheber and others pressed for further specifics. Kellogg cited neutrality obligations in a letter presented by Chairman Porter.
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Lurton
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United States
Burton Rentbhean Oblo
Kellogg
Porter
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