Legislative Powwow Seeks Postpone for New Congress
Washington May 11 A conference of American business and industrial leaders urged exploring prospective federal measures to be addressed in the next Congress Senator Lepisiitia Idaho outlined income tax and restraint proposals while Renato Dorvh referenced utilities and culture policy The move aims to gather views from business and labor groups before the session opens in December or January with a report expected from national chambers and industry leaders on page P7.
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Washington
America
Congress
Boral
Idaho
Lepisiitiah
Bullords
Restrien Gat
Renato
Dorvh
Indians Ang Whitees in a Hectic Row Over Dam
Framed as a tense dispute among farmers and tribal leaders over a dam project. Reports a contested meeting with accusations and symbolic gestures. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but characterizes a local civic struggle with water control and authority.
Mayor's Granddaughter Named First Lady of New Chicago
Vivian Kahany 12, granddaughter of Major Anton J Cormth of Chicago, serves as first lady of the nation second largest city. She spoke for her grandfather at his inauguration and shared spotlight with Jim, reflecting a ceremonial role in Chicago society.
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Chicago
Vivian Kahany
Anton J Cormth
Viniais
Jim
Virgin White Named Prevailing Color for Year
The fashion decree proclaims Virgin White as the prevailing color for the year. Industry notes highlight white satin and corduroy fabrics as top trends with vivid white accessories and textured weaves dominating shop displays and street fashion.
Bandits Bite Dust in One Hot TiFF in China
The government reports 7 000 bandits killed or dispersed along a 200 square mile front near Tongar Tiupeh and Anhwei. About 160 workers among the dead, 1 600 soldiers killed or wounded, following months of brigand outrages along the Yingtse river causing looting, arson, and fear in Keangling and adjacent provinces.
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China
Nanking
Tlonar Tiupeh
Anhwe
Trial of WLP Hunter opens in Billing trial
Billings May 11. Trial of War Hunter, charged with the murder of Blysont din Clyde Baker, will open tomorrow before court. Baker has killed March 2, according to officers, amid family quarrel.
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Hunter
Blysont
Clyde Baker
Iwallet Indee
Baker
Japanese Flyer Held in Port by Dense Fog
A Japanese flyer was held in port due to dense fog. The vessel and crew were unable to depart as visibility remained poor. Local authorities monitored the situation while preparations for resumed operations continued.
Retrial of Pantages Set for July 14
Los Angeles report on Pantages retrial date with charges of bribery and wracking in Punico Vringle case, July date announced. The article notes trial scheduling and parties involved in the judge's calendar.
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Los Angeles
Alevander Pantises
Garrison Formally Charged With Murder Of Sweetheart
San Diegan reports 17 year old Garrison charged with the murder of Hazel Bradshaw, a telephone operator, whose body was found in Balboa Park. The coroners jury found death by a person or persons unknown but with evidence pointing to Garrison, formerly engaged to Bradshaw. The case follows the disappearance of Louise Heiser, a college student missing since Friday.
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Garrion
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Balhow Park
Louise Healer
Bial Nese
San Diegos
Kesler
Pohee Sie
Maniac Amuck Aboard Pacific Vessel On Steamer Santa Aeolian
A deranged crew member aboard the steamer Santa Aeolian, arriving from Honolulu, attacked officers and threatened the crew during a Pacific voyage. He was subdued, restrained on deck, and sent to hospital after the incident near Khalbor Canal Zone.
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Khalbor Canal Zone
Santa Aeolian
Honolulu
Coroal Hospital
New York
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Crea
Siam Resting After Operation In Siam
A brief bulletin from Siam indicates King Prajadhiphek underwent an operation to remove a cataract from his eye. He slept well last night and was reported resting after the procedure with bandages removed and no immediate complications observed.
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Trirchase
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Capone threatens trades over cleaners industry control
In Chicago on May 11 AP reports Dr B Wo Squires head of the Cleaners and Divers Institute of Chicago says Al Capone has threatened to seize industry control unless he receives at least half of yearly receipts. The claim cites fears of violence and competition among unions and employers as Capone seeks funding for Pelvank Mie adustia tests and related interests.
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B Wo Squires
Cleaners and Divers Institute of Chicago
al Capone
Pelvank
Two park enters opened today at West of Town
Readable fragments indicate entrances to two parks will be opened today near Hewstone and West of Town. Local officials brief on access points and expected crowds for the day’s activities.
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Lane Toy Mas
Hewstone Natio Bop
Riots spread in Spain attack convents and nuns
Anti religious rioting spread to major Spanish cities, with mobs attacking convents and forcing nuns from aging houses. Fire and vandalism reported as authorities struggle to contain the disturbances.
No Blame Fixed for Death of 7 in Bus
Merced fatal bus accident inquiry finds no blame assigned for the seven deaths. The investigation reviewed the crash factors and the roles of the vehicle operator and maintenance. Details remain limited as officials release a brief summary of findings.
War impacts miners amid crisis demanding aid
Fragmented report notes escalating tensions as workers protest conditions and demand support. References to leaders and groups imply collective action and a push for relief amid deteriorating safety and supply issues affecting mining communities.
Episcopal Diocese Convention Notes Mixed Attendance
The Episcopal Church Diocese held its annual convention with clerks and about fifty delegates in attendance. The session opened with reports from officers and a focus on the women’s association activities as part of the conference agenda.
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Masavenars
New York Morticians Enjoy Brisk Business
New York morticians report a brisk business as demand for funeral services remains steady. Industry officials cite stable death rates, steady pricing, and gradual population growth in the metropolitan area.
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New York
Eugene Yoaye Noted Violinist Faces Public Fame Decline
Eugene Yoaye, noted violinist, faces a shift in public prominence as new talents emerge and touring demands press on his career. Local arts organizations note his enduring influence despite changing audiences.
Close Call as Auto Burns in Garage Fire
A garage man and his wife escaped injury when a car caught fire in the garage. The driver and passenger fled as flames and smoke filled the area, with the vehicle damaged and the garage later inspected for cause. Fire officials noted the exhaust pipe and gasoline overflow contributed to the blaze before they could reach safety. The incident prompted a call to water and safety crews as investigators began examining the scene.
Farminhand 17 Taken for Fearful Grimes Murder Link
In a fragmentary report, 17 year old Farminhand is named in connection with the brutal watcher murders of Edward Ib Thetis Hovel. Authorities probe links to a farm near Worsnosbirrn as divining the motive behind the crime. The sequence mentions mis and tovery oil respyind with unclear context.
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Canton
Edward Ib Thetis Hovel
Wmomis
Trharey
Briand Announces Candidacy for President
The report notes Briand formally announces his bid for the presidency. The entry suggests preparations for a major campaign, with emphasis on economic policy and political support.
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M. Briand
Free Python on Deck Aboard Ship Hit by Storm
Yoston Maw describes a chaotic scene aboard a Calcutta bound steamer during a storm. A python escapes on the deck as crew and passengers struggle amid high winds and rising tensions with the ship’s officers and a violent disturbance among the passenger and crew group.
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Christina
Calcutta
Meron
Ontin
RERI brings tale of distant Tahiti to New York hula show
A garbled fragmentary item describes Reri visiting from Tahiti to entertain New York audiences with hula. It mentions bronze knees, a festival, and a parade of local figures, but the text is largely indecipherable with many garbled names and places.
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Tahiti
Joseph Whitworth of Deen Lodge Dies After War Service
Joseph Whitworth a pioneer of Cru Weamity and veteran of the Yentina war died at Deen Lodge. The obituary notes surviving three daughters and two sons. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning with arrangements by local undertakers.
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Bere
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Mb Daghind
Blast Fire Near Butte Sparks Railroad Wreck Probe
Police and railway officials probed a possible attempt to wreck an Oregon Short Line passenger train due from Salt Lake City. Two watchmen reported hearing two explosions on the main line two miles west of Butte shortly after 11 tonight. Authorities investigated the incident as a potential sabotage attempt with the train due in town at 30 oclock tomorrow morning.
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Butte
Salt Lake City
Nories
Boy of ten loses life saving kin in fatal blaze
A 10 year old boy perished while risking his life to rescue family from a fire at the home of Anseln Tana six miles south of town. He found the pigeon and flames spreading, and could not save his mother, stepfather, brother, or sister before the house was consumed. The incident left a grim toll with multiple deaths.
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Rinch
Anseln Tana
LOLO FOREST FIRE SENDS 18 MEN TO FIRE CREW
A forest blaze nearLOLO drew 18 trained men from Missourn Way 12. Reading fragmented notes indicate crews dispatched toward Tisn Creek in Migced counts mori west of Lal spines on the Dely Stationa for est.
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Army Birds Cross Montana on Way to Eastern Fiesta
Army air units stopped overnight in Montana en route to Dayton Ohio for maneuvers. The 40th pursuit group from the Pacific coast arrived with bombers and escort craft, planning takeoffs for Omaha at 8 am if weather holds.
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Massacre link claims crowd shows at East St Louis suspects
Report notes attempts to tie East St Louis gang to Chicago massacre fail with a staged set of showups at detective headquarters. Witnesses identified several men while authorities linked others to slaying seven men in Clark Street. Page 2 contains further details.
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Quake Zone in Italy Feels Fresh Shocks
An Italian earthquake yesterday injured several people and damaged hundreds of homes as aftershocks and tremors continued. Residents faced ongoing fear as more shocks rattled the region and disrupted daily life.
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Melty
Gore face trial for running in red eye
Indictments charging 20 men and women with complicity to a smuggling ring were returned by federal grand jury in Pensacola. Names of involved individuals link operations from New Orleans to Miami and extend to a red eye trafficking scheme. Proceedings set to begin this month.
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Pensatqla
New Orleans
Miami
Feders Grand Jury
Peruvians police fire on Lima taxi strikers
May 11 report from Timi Pou describes police firing on a group of taxi strikers in Lima as they attempted to burn a bus. One striker died and several were injured, sparking sympathy strikes in Callao and disruptions to streetcars, buses, and railroads amid clashes and vandalism.
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Callao
Stein Patta Crows
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Hese
Mso Ware
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