Noted People and Events Across Nation and Northwest
A scattered roundup reports three men died when a crane collapsed into Sandusky Bay Monday. Washington debates labor boards, shipping certificates, and wage laws with key figures like Barkley and Gillett. Ferguson wed Worlock in a third marriage. La Follette travels for convalescence. Indictments target Langley and Zihman in whisky-related cases. Burton probes alleged influence. Election recounts show varied gains. immigration bill provisions affect Japan exemptions. Oregon caves chamber tour and prison rides describe drifting curiosities amid broader national news. Washington Wheat Growers suspend 1924 operations. farmers plan market strategies. Chamber of Commerce urges reparations support. critiques Mellon tax schedule. confidence voiced in federal policy.
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Olnn
KOW
Port Tio
Bhowl
Oregon
Cragin Pass
Celia Cooney
Edward
New York
Jacksonville
Crooklyn
Wanhngton Wheat Crowers’ Association
Spokane
Pawhintlon Sway
Cheveland
Mth
Chamber of Commutes
United States
Senate
Elem
Farm freight relief moves Senate to curb rates
Washington dispatch reports a joint resolution urged by the farm bloc to direct the Interstate Commerce Commission to adjust freight rates for agriculture. It passed with little debate, Senator King opposing only. The measure seeks quick transport relief while four farm relief bills await action.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
King
Utah
Congress
Farm Bioc
Champlon
Norrie Sinclair
Cortin-Adwell
Hioteh Ithaa
Bowen
Fwniio
Smith
South Carolina
Interstate Commerce Committee
Wie
Cumming
Iowa
Farm
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Hind
Five Entombed Miners Cheerful Despite Being Trapped
Five miners entombed in the Empire Zinc Mining Company's property near Oita Colorado remained underground Monday night but reported they are well and cheerful. Rescue efforts by scores of workers used water food and a diamond bit to widen an opening as officials remained hopeful. One miner, replying through the rescuer, said he was fine and urged the workers to hurry so they could go home.
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Oita
Colo
Gomiwny
Waldorf Astoria Fire Strikes New York Hotel
Water poured into the Waldorf Astoria on Saturday to quell a fire that started in a disgruntled area and spread through the floors before being checked. Thousands of people gathered near the scene as firefighters battled the blaze and the costly damage was reported at $100,000.
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New York
Tata
Waldorf-Astoria
Gironne
Ana
Dalles
Wana
California
Wasco County
J. T
Poincare Seeks Action on May 20 England Visit
The text notes Poincare pressing for a response to a proposal inviting Premiro Polmcare to England on May 20. It mentions MacDonald and Whe Nie Heltieh as colleagues, with Darin’s reply seen as a move to keep the Dawes reparations process active.
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Leonid
MacDonald
Polmcare
England
Offlelala
Dewan Alent
Darin
Dawes
Coolidge Accepts Invitation To See Circus In D C
President Coolidge plans to attend a John Ringling show in Washington after being seen turning down many invitations. The invitation was accepted Monday for a daytime visit with Mrs. Coolidge accompanying him.
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Coolidge
Washington, D. C
Cool Hite
John Ringling
Wdige
Langley Found Guilty in Kentucky Whisky Conspiracy
A federal jury in Covington Kentucky convicted John W Langley a representative from Kentucky of conspiring in a whisky diversion scheme tied to 1991. The panel returned the verdict after about three hours and forty minutes of deliberation.
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United States
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Covington
Langley
Com Frame
Oregon State News In Brief Summary Blast
Wage cut of 40 cents a day set for Booth Kelly sawmill in Springfield starting May 16. Oregon reports include salmon hatchery plans near Klatskanine River, premium awards for 1904 state fair, and Salem population born in Oregon and east. The Dalles cites two Indians bound over for grand jury. Other briefs cover Methodists camp, farmers organization, drowning near Astoria, berry crop outlook, lodge bond drive, Springfield Fourth of July plans, Pendleton wheat prices, and Oregon State Grange and veterans news.
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Springfield
Booth Kelly
Lila Dunn Breaks Free From the Black Line Routine
A New York filing clerk in her late twenties questions her monotinous daily path after a subway disruption. She reshapes her schedule, explores different routes and activities, and discovers empowerment in breaking the automatic routine. The change leads to renewed energy at work and social life.
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Ila Dunn
New York
Broadway
Alwaye
The
Hardware Company
Lila
Erec
Wedal
Ste Hat
Ty Metropolites Newopeper
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Charla Speece
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Dallon
Dune
Ineluatwe
Edward K. Clark
Dulh Ameren Veterans of World Ware
Theodore HH. Tieen
UW Shaw
Corvallis
M. Weasley Gold
Urban A. Koppinger
Cor Vollia
David Butler
David Wyngate Butler
Butler
By Margaret Morison
John Kendrick Banga
McClure Newapsper Syodioy
Geo. W. Ritchie
Sam Ganger
Vulcan and Oliver
Superior
Fairbanks Morse
Myers
Star and Aermotor
Winona
Paul G. Balliger
Ione, Oregon
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