Teapot Dome cases reach United States Supreme Court
The Elk Hills and Doheny Teapot Dome cases have moved through Los Angeles court rulings with both sides seeking higher review. The suits aim to halt proceedings and push the matter to the Supreme Court, where final decisions are expected to shape the ongoing controversy surrounding the Teapot Dome affair and related interests. The article also notes shifts in academic curriculum critique and mentions postal rate issues.
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Elk Hills
Doheny
Los Angeles
Cade &Ainst
United Tee Supreme Court
Dilm
Ourta
Teapot Dome Hills
Postal rate cuts debated in Senate session
In Washington a Senate review notes plans to redraw postal rates and cut increased charges. Observers expect a 20 percent rise in postal receipts in June 1625 compared with June 1024 to be eliminated by a new postal measure.
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Senate
Washington
Surprise for Jacob Buchheit Gathering Notes
A social gathering for Jacob Buchheit features numerous family members from Indiana Pa Sykesville Pa Du Bois Troutville Big Run Reynoldsville and Minneapolis Minn. The message lists attendees including John Buchheit and family and Susanna Berger of Tower City Pa with several Buchheit relatives from Indiana and Du Bois among others.
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John
Minneapolis
Minn
Susanna Berger
Tower City
Katherine Zimmerman
Sykesville
C. Buchheit
Indiana
T. H. Brown
Reynoldaville
W. F. Buchheit
Allentown
H. Z
Buchheit
C. O
Mary Knarr
du Bois
S. P.knarr
DuBois
Butte
Knarr
Lavina Buchheit
Death of Mrs Mary C Shaffer in Punxsutawney
In Punxsutawney on August 4 Mrs Mary Caroline Shaffer wife of W C Shaffer of Front Street died at home at 1 pm on Sunday aged 17. Born in Indiana she married many years ago and moved with her husband to Punxsutawney where she lived the rest of her life. She was a member of the Episcopal church and held in high esteem by many.
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Punxsutawney
Mary Caroline Shaffer
W. C. Shaffer
Front Street
Indiana
Clarence G. Shaffer
Florida
Jennie Warner
New York City
Frank
Joseph Kuhn
Plumville
Tuesay
666 a.m prescription for Col ds Grippe Flu Dengue
A historic medical notice lists a morning prescription at 666 a m for ailments including colds gripe influenza dengue bilious fever and malaria detailing traditional remedies.
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Jubilee When Indiani Priss y Road is Open
Article fragment discusses automobile club membership as essential for modern motorists, highlighting shifts toward collective action, representation, and civic value. Includes a burial notice for Mrs Shaffer with funeral plans and Greenwood cemetery interment.
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Indiani Priss
Indiana Visitors and Local Business Notes T
Indiana business visitors were noted throughout the day with people like Scott Cribbs and Cutie of Greensburg calling at the Court House. Miss Gertrude E Hall of Kansas City visited Henry Hall and wife on Philadelphia Street. Mrs H H Rogers and daughter Luna Oxford departed for Fort Monroe Virginia with plans to meet Mr Rogers in Baltimore.
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Measrs
Scott Cribbs
Derry
OL Cutie
Greensburg
West Wheatfield Township
Indiana
Gertrude E
Kansas City
Henry Hall
Wre
H. H. Rogers
Luna Oxford
Yeasterday
Fort Monroe
Baltimore
Rogers Wee
United States
Rmy
Fisher case reported with disputed town hearing details
fragmentary OCR notes reference Bob Fisher, a disturbance and a hearing, plus a town event about an income payment and a robbery. The text is unclear and partly damaged but mentions a vote and a treasury action alongside a police case.
Indiana Varsity Baseball Beats Blairesville. Widdowson Strong Pitching
Indiana's team visits Homer City after a Sweet Saturday game where Widdowson pitched effectively striking out eight and allowing two runs. Sawyer leads with a pair of hits while Kerr and Keeler provide solid defense and Blairesville mustered few threats. The Skeleton team reportedly netted $10 in an unrelated note, and crowd plans to travel to Homer City for the Y.M.C.A. trip.
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Kedler
Jett Flald
MA Widdowson
Kerr
Blairevillé
Sawyer
Wan
Fong
Sceleton
Suraday Indiana
Homer City
Homer
Goodwing
Plotzer
Zener
E Hc Apples
Lars Te
Fee
Indiana
A.E
Lotter
AP Teres
McDeric
Widdowson
Blairesine
McClaren
Jackson
Baker
Hebrian
Miller
Diamo
Mays
J.seseree
Barrett
Keeler
C Wjerecee
Will curb use of firearms by dry deputies
Washington Aug 4 Aroused by reports of killings during prohibition raids the Treasury expects orders from General Andrews to curb indiscriminate firearms use by dry agents. Firearms to be used only in self defense or hot pursuit. Strict precautions to prevent accidental killings especially in cities and on highways. Border Patrol and rural cases may have more latitude. Aimed to protect innocent lives amid trans gressor crackdowns. Continuous efforts will accompany the broader enforcement campaign.
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Washington
Geoyena
Treasury
LC. Andrews
Prohibition Organization
Gustoma Border Patrol
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Congress
Disaster at sea and war narrative from distant battlefield
Fragmented diary style recounts an assault at sea with a ship foundering and debris flooding the deck. It notes American and Japanese naval actions, aircraft torpedo runs, and a shifting war outlook with U S advances toward the Philippines, Guam, and eventual armistice pressure aided by propaganda.
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Hulburt
Otter
Tatsuta
Bywater
Japan
Philippines
Guam
United States
Eet
China
Russia
Tax reduction program outline faces party splits
Democrats in Washington likely support at least four points of the administration outline while Republicans show mixed unity. Key figures like Wm. Green oppose inheritance and gift tax elimination. Democrats split, conservatives favor reform, progressives oppose. Repeal of the publicity clause divides both parties, with a stronger trend to keep the clause amid broad dissent in Congress.
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Tooarenan
Washington
Ghairmsn Wm. Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Mellon
Congress
Cell Shock in Scott Trial Sparks Delusion Claims
In a courtroom preview Stewart urged calling jail witnesses to show Scott’s alleged delusions and paranoia. Alienists invited by defense will detail delusions and other symptoms, arguing drugs, alcohol, and prison life impaired his mind and may reveal insanity.
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Scott
Stewart
Government not liable in damage suits, agents lack assets
It was noted that the government cannot be sued for damages and that few agents own property. The Treasury investigates the killing of a four year old boy in Kentucky, a Havre Grace Maryland resident, and similar cases in North Carolina and West Virginia.
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Treccury
Kentucky
Havre Grace
North Carolina
West Virginia
Market Ticker Dense with Firms and Percentages
A crowded OCR excerpt lists numerous companies and percent figures from an industrial market report. Firms named include Royal Dutch, Sinclair, Studebaker, Union Pacific, South Pacific, Westinghouse, Willys Overland, and Rock Island. Percent figures and indicators accompany many entities, sourced from A. E. Masten & Co in Vandergrift Building, Pittsburgh.
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Pan
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Royal Dutch
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Rock Island Veseeeerens
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Studebaker
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Anthracite Parley Ends Imminent in Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh August 4 The intraparty dispute over an Independent miners union in Western Pennsylvania is paused as E S McCullough acts as mediator to seek a wage agreement. Operators seek a wage cut to reopen mines while unions insist on current contracts. The move aims to avert strikes and possible federal intervention.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvana
E. S. McCullough
Chamber of Commerce Industrial
Chamber
McCullough
Owever
McCulloug
Treasury to dismiss field forces October 15
The Treasury announces all field forces will be dismissed October 15 with retained staff needing good recents, prompting unusual activity of dry agents. Considerable property has been destroyed and several people killed or injured amid enforcement changes. General Andrews is said to arrive for a common sense enforcement of the prohibition law. He aims to curb criticism by humane methods, not by undermining the system or personnel.
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Treasury
Andrews
Washington
Green
Vermont
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