Political fundraising probes loom as hearing resumes
The committee reconvenes amid testimony about campaign cash flows. Moore asserts large sums from Georgia and Atlanta. Cox's allies deny improper acts while senators press for list of Republican funds. The panel adjourned with no Moore hearing and noted ongoing inquiry into campaign financing.
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Brooklyn Hthicas and the Somme Debris Tale
Fragmented OCR text outlines a reference to Brooklynites reacting to events after World War I. Mentions Somme, coinage, and a busier city scene with implied arrests, readings, and promises. Names and precise details are unclear due to corrupted text.
Detroit Striving to Restore State Government
Fragmented text hints at governance struggles, with references to Detroit figures, state authority, and ongoing power shifts. Obscure OCR yields unclear chronology but signals political tension and regional administrative changes.
Print paper price shifts and quarter contracts
The record notes fluctuating print paper prices at $15 a ton and mentions forthcoming contract pricing by quarter. It references markets in New York and Milwaukee with references to a paper company and likely industrial pricing changes.
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Wewegadat
Luterastioan
Legion 6 Solid For The Bonus At Iowa Convention
Cedar Rapids, Sept. After a spirited debate the American Legion convention adopted a resolution to cover delegates' railroad and sleeping car fares and $8 per diem while at the national meeting. Col. Matthew A. Tinley urged justice for service men and backed a broader bonus effort along with urgent care for tubercular veterans. Delegates toured the city by auto and enjoyed an athletic vaudeville program.
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American Legion Convention
Tinley
Matthew A. Tinley
Council Livfte
Department Commmia Mer
American Legion of
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Tinkey
Hanford Peat
Altendorff Flee From Mexico to United States
Austrian Dr Altendorff, deported as a pernicious foreigner, escaped custody in Juarez and fled toward the United States. Reports say he has a wife in El Paso who denies seeing him and offers little help to locate the fugitive. A separate incident notes the University State Bank in Graham, Texas robbed by three masked men who seized 10,000 dollars.
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Mexico
United States
Duuies
Thurklay
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Altenderff
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Tex
Tivarunty
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Heven
Court action seeks 505000 in New York brokerage case
In New York on September 2, an action to obtain 505000 from HV Cpeene Company an investment brokerage with offices in the United States was filed in the supreme court by Mark Iren tins of the Bankers Foreign Credit Clearing House. The summons were served on Hummens and le petition to serve them alleges a contract for the sale of 04 12 worth of mint assets with a seven year interval.
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Cpeene Company
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Supreme Court
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Bankers’ Foreign Credit Clearing House
Ime
Hummens
Minck
Miners Ordered Back to Work by Officers
Indianapol is Ind Sept 3 United Mine Workers members who joined the unauthorized vacation strike in Pennsylvania faced mixed signals as officers urged a return to work. President Wilson’s commission award loomed large even as Justice Department agents watched for possible prosecutions. Nonunion miners and the 160000-strong Pennsylvania anthracite field stirred publicly while Scranton talks aimed to settle the dispute.
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Ooe
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Philip N. Murray
Pennsylvania
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John L. Lewie
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Wilkesbarre
von Commission
Segond ix
Vvacutioniate
Commission
Washington
Department of Justice
Varulon
Professor Hall Discharged by Democrats
A historical report notes the discharge of Professor Hall by the Democratic party amid internal political shifts. The item records a change in faculty alignment tied to regional party dynamics and university governance.
Democratic leader John Hall discharged amid Chicago probe
New York reports that John Hall of Balem, head of the Scandinavian bureau of the Democratic national committee, was discharged Wednesday as announced by Senator Harrison of Mississippi. The news follows a committee declaration and signals ongoing investigations in Chicago.
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Ept
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Balem
Ure
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Benator Harrison
Maninsippi
Pupemeri
Cainmlie
Chicago
Belfast Tremors Raise Fear of New Riots
An earthquake-like collapse of calm in Belfast on Thursday followed by heavy fighting between Orange and Sinn Fein factions. Police and troops patrol streets, raids target sniping and arms caches, and damage runs into millions as authorities warn against mobilizing Ulster volunteers.
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Orange
Sinn Fein
Car ‘Hi
Edward Carnon
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Sinn Fein raid steals RAF Baldoyle documents in Dublin
The Daily Mail reports Sinn Fein raiders hit the Royal Air Force headquarters at Baldoyle near Dublin on Saturday night and seized a large cache of secret papers including the army code and current cipher. The raid is described as the boldest move in Ireland since the unrest began, with papers said to include defense plans.
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Sinn Fein
Royal Air Force
Baldoyle
Dublin
Daily Mail
Ireland
Bomb blast injures twelve in Londonderry
Dubno reports twelve persons were seriously injured in a bomb explosion at Londonderry with advices received on Thursday.
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Londonderry
Immigrants Riot Over Sugar Bowl At Mis Island
A riot erupted at Mis Island immigrant station when 1,767 aliens found sugar bowls insufficient for all. An immigrant pocketed a bowl after licking its contents, triggering injuries and hospital visits. Commissioner Wallis considers storing salvaged sugar bowls and returning molasses to the table.
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New York
Frederick A. Wallis
Mis Island
Wallis
California Fights Duds Over Japanese Question
San Francisco September 3 A conference of anti Japanese lawmakers and allied groups rejects any compromise on the Japanese question and backs passage of legislation in California during the November elections led by Senator Phelan.
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San Francisco
Citiiens
California
Phelan
Masked Man Kills Brooklyn Tailor in Italian Murders Row
A masked assailant shot Tony Cappalang a Brooklyn tailor in his sleep early Thursday. The murder ends a long string of Italian killings in Brooklyn with no clear motive.
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New York
Dept
Tony Cappalang
Brooklyn
Prohibition Agents Seize 2600 Gallons in Newark Raid
A large operation by 160 prohibition agents swept Newark on Thursday, seizing about 2600 gallons of liquor as part of an intensified crackdown. The dusty biciter method was used to mop up possible illicit stock during the raid.
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New York
Newark
Poland will act as its own guide in advancing war
Washington notes Poland rejects American limits on its army and vows to determine when and where to halt advances. The State Department cites the August 21 28 30 communications, praising Polish gallantry while urging restraint and a peaceful end to the conflict with Russia.
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United States
Poland
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American
State Department
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Witos
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Celby
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Russia
Rosnia
Prince Sapieha
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Supperc
Girl in South Dakota Takes Poison Death After Heartbreak
A young woman registered as Mise Hila Barr of Colfax Win reportedly died by swallowing poison in a local hotel parlor on Thursday. She left letters blaming love disappointment and asked a man in Wolsey to be notified.
Earthquake Shakes Henevento District in September
An earthquake struck the Henevento district causing panic on a Wednesday. The tremor lasted about ten seconds and disrupted homes and streets.
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Henevento
Agoumhouthe
Beck Held After Riot Kills Village Treasurer
Joseph Beck, former Chicago Ridge hall proprietor, was jailed after an early morning riot at Beck's place that left George Bartusch dead from a forehead wound. Becket guarded as authorities prevented a lynching threat after the shooting sparked by demands for more light in the hall.
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Bartuach Fell, A Bullet In His Forehead. Villiagecy
Coal strike in Britain to be avoided
London observers hoped the threatened nationwide coal strike could be averted despite a two thirds majority in the poll. The tally showed 277,413 in favor and 117,068 opposed with many boys backing the strike and most pit brow girls opposing. The triple alliance of miners, transport workers, and railwaymen were to meet Tuesday to decide.
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Hemmick Divorce Shocks Washington Social Scene
Christian Hemmick, 39, son of Ronald Hemmick former U S consul in Geneva, fled Chicago for New York to dodge publicity after divorcing his 70 year old wife Mrs Alice Clifford Barney Hemmick noted as Washington social set Jeweler whose time of marriage in Paris paired him at 76 with a 61 year old bride.
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Christian Lyick
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Geneva
New York
Alice Clifford Barney- Hemmick
Washington
Omaha Physician Dr. George L. Miller Dies at Aug 31
Omaha’s pioneer physician Dr. George L. Miller founder of the Omaha Herald and part of the World Herald died last night in Omaha. He shaped early medical practice and local media.
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Lynch mob inquiry into Roy Belton case begins
An investigation into the lynching of Roy Belton known as T. M. Owens, 19, a college football player, on August 21 by a mob of about 1000 will start immediately, per County Attorney Thomas Munroe. Sheriff J. Wooley is cited as having moved Ray and Harmons Sharp and Maurie after the jail storm.
Glarice Bath Encounter Shocks Oakland Lakeside Scene
In Oakland California an unusual event near a lake drew attention as a reckless elephant intruded into a bath area. The animal disrupted several unsecured items and caused minor disturbances.
Oldest Woman in State Dies in Haneeville at 110
A 110 year old woman from Haneeville OO, Aug Blewaira Barah Ann Seewers, died last night. She reportedly was the oldest woman in the state. Surviving relatives include two children, six grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
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Blewaira
Barah Ann Seewers
King Threatens Free Cork Mayor Amid Hunger Strike
London reports of cabinet divisions over releasing Cork Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney on hunger strike. King George and Queen Mary clash with Lloyd George over a royal proclamation to free him while doctors in New York discuss his condition and possibilities of sustaining his life with fluids and sugar.
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Terence MacSwiney
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Brixton
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Queen Mary
MacSwiney
Lloyd George
Willng
Lord George
Anne
Terry
Muriel
New York
Terence MacEwiney
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Russians Flee to Germany in Wave of 100000
Washington reports an official German estimate that about 100000 Russians escaped into Germany in two weeks. Moscow alleges Berlin aims to exploit the Polish situation to rally German sentiment with radicals, pressuring Germany to counter Polish moves and ease Russian front pressure.
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Germany
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Bryan Declines Return to Presidential Campaign
Lincoln Neb Sept 3 William Jennings Bryan says he will not engage in the presidential campaign for the present noting no diary plan beyond going to Miami after a brief stay in Lincoln. He adds non political speaking engagements end Tuesday with no further engagements scheduled and no clear return date to Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
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Florida
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Sheriff and deputies wounded during freight car raid
In Peoria Alabama on September day, Sheriff Robert Clay and three deputies surprised four men drinking alcohol from a freight car near Wesley City. One deputy was shot and three suspects were believed seriously wounded as the gunfight unfolded. Continuous patrols were deployed to locate the assailants.
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