United States Chamber of Commerce Annual ConveningNotes
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Marriage with Greek Not a Great Suggestion
A fragmentary report notes a marriage attempt involving Mabel and an assortment of names and places. The text hints at a year date, a solution discussion, and religious or moral considerations. Details are unclear, but the piece centers on a contested union and the reactions of those involved.
State rests in Morelli case after 19 witnesses testify
The Morelli trial adjourns for the day as 19 witnesses testified in court. Jurors heard testimony about a crash scene and a car’s speedometer readings. Prosecutors and defense prepared their final arguments for conditions surrounding the alleged crime.
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Morelli
Senate Committee Questions Gov Smith on Poll Expenses
Governor Alfred E Smith tells the Senate campaign funds committee he did not spend or handle money for the Democratic presidential bid. He says friends managed the effort, and it was later disclosed that $103310 had been contributed with $92090 spent.
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New York
Alfred E Smith
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
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Tennessee Puts Up Hull for Hig Jon
An apparent state convention considers support for a hull project and related voting. Officials, including the governor and assembly, weigh the proposal amid ongoing deliberations and expected votes. The outcome could affect regional development and state finances.
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Tennessee
Hig
Who Are the Spendthrifts in Political Debate
The piece argues Senator Paul seeks the Republican governor nomination while denouncing Governor Erickson’s spending controls. It recalls Paul's role as finance committee chair and his ability to veto items, labeling his critique as reckless. The article blames the legislature's appropriations committees for high 1927 29 costs and warns against improper attacks.
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Endison
Paul
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Erickson
Appropriations Committee
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Finance Committee
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Bremen Outfit Vtoiting Ghicard Turmoil Across Town
A garbled OCR text describes confusion around a Bremen outfit and Ghicard, mentioning towns Clevedind and Heald Weatgy, varied names, dates, and scattered actions. It references partial events and mismatched phrases in a noisy historical page segment with unclear structure.
Big Blimp Lands On A Chip At Oc
Nimorian trader Mas 10 COND d Arie rivers pave ways and tests show a successful experiment. Photographers observe a precision landing linked to nascent tech efforts near a coastal trading hub.
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Farnama News
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Vaudeville Actresses in Tragic Farewell Reading
A chaotic fragment reports on vaudeville actresses in a death by their own action scenario. It mentions New York and a farewell mute reading, an aviation accident, and a dozen unclear names amid a period style obituary tone.
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Rome
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Eles
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Madison Democrats Endorse Stewart's Senate Candidacy
Madison Democrats back Stewart for U S Senate with delegates from county committees and state party activity. report outlines endorsements and organizational steps ahead of March primary, noting local figures and town committee actions amid internal party dynamics.
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Madison
Stewart
Senate
Tsinan Cleanned of Natives by Jap Army
Fragmented OCR text mentions Tsinan, natives, and Japanese army actions amid unclear context. The readable parts reference an April date and references to government or wartime control, with mentions of a town, possible casualties, and foreign forces.
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East Case Grows Hot Three Prelates Involved
East case inflames church power struggle as three prelates face charges at a general conference. Interpreted testimony and procedural maneuvers reveal tensions within the Methodist Episcopal hierarchy amid a disputed conduct inquiry and pending verdicts.
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East
Campbell 8 Out for Herbert Hoover
Fragmentary notice notes Campbell and mentions Herbert Hoover with unreadable surrounding text. The readable portion hints at a campaign related item or public notice.
Bill of Floods Sent to President
Fragmentary OCR text references a bill of floods sent to the president with unclear details. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, but the note implies executive action or review on flood related legislation.
Fragmented OCR note on political candidate lines
Readable fragments reference a candidate for U S Congress, names, dates, places, and scattered phrases. Content is garbled with multiple language-like segments and unclear context, yielding no distinctive event or outcome to summarize.
Government Seeks to Indict Stewart in Unclear Case
A garbled OCR text implies authorities intend to bring charges against an individual named Stewart. The fragment references legal actions, possible defendants, and unrelated strings, with no coherent dates, places, or outcomes readable.
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Stewart
Wivneta farmer killed by team in unknown report
A farmer named Wivnets was killed in an incident linked to a team. The scarce readable text mentions a May date and a local area but no clear location or identities beyond the farmer and team. Further details are not recoverable from the fragment.
Kellogg Proposals Regard World Peace Efforts
London reports Foreign Secretary Chamberlain announced Britain's willingness to cooperate with the United States to outlaw war. Prime Minister Mackenzie King and Labour Leader Donald Maclean debated proposals to bring an international conference for peace. Washington highlighted U.S. plans with Britain and Germany, aiming to modernize and strengthen the peace machinery.
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Sinclair profits tied to crude oil trading concern
AP report notes Sinclair sent a copy of a letter to the Senate committee last April 27 detailing his use of Liberty funds and Continental operations to gain control of crude oil interests. The document references Teapot Dome era pressures and alleges conspiratorial activity behind the trading and profits.
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Liberty Funds
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Beremoth Beaten by Oatmouth Street Stewart Refuses Comment
Beremoth loses to Oatmouth Street team in a game marked by a key figure, Stewart, declining to discuss his ouster. The article notes intense testimony and a pending grand jury matter in Washington, with a district attorney presenting a transcript of Col Stowat's Senate testimony.
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Stewart
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