Judge English Appears Before Senate Over Impeachment Charges
Federal Judge George W. Anglish of the Eastern Illinois district testifies before the Senate in a lengthy reply to impeachment articles. He denies usurpation of power and asserts his conduct in 1922 during the shopmen strike was lawful and necessary to protect life and property. He says he issued a train operation injunction and criticized state officials for neglecting duties while denying any threat to reporters or press freedom. Continued discussion noted on page two.
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Hingis
George W. Anglish
Fastern
Illinois
Senate
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Wamac
Deci
Tou Tun
Joseph
Atlanta Hosts T8 National Teachers Convention Report
Up to 1000 delegates gathered in Atlanta California May 8 for the annual National Teachers Association convention. Mrs AL He Bouges of Ambler was to preside with sessions led by Dr Frank Wead W. Williams and other officials. Governor Clifford Walker, Mayor Waller A. Sims, and State Superintendent Port E Land were among the dignitaries expected to welcome attendees.
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Auante
Thy Areal Teachers Association
AL He Bouges
Ambler
Frank Wead W. Willams
Nacional Committee For Mental Legiens
Beth Curchensl
Anviv Moltke Daner Society
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Juveile
Caralingh McGormick
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Colunts
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Schoals
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Aocia
Senate Becomes Court For Impeachment Trial In Dueling Proceedings
The Senate transformed into a trial court to hear the impeachment case brought by the House. Federal Judge George W. Froglish of Illinois denied all charges, the trial date was not set, and the House will file a rejoinder. A special oath was taken by seven senators as the chamber adjourned to page six for continuation.
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House of Representatives
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Court of Justice
Butler
Republican
Massachusetts
Prince Victor Napoleon Dies in Brussels
Prince Victor Napoleon Bonapartist pretender to the French throne dies at 64 in Brussels. Reports note his death followed illness at home last week as speculation swirls over Bonaparte succession and Regency plans involving Princess Clementine and Louis Napoleon.
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Leopold Th
Balloon pilots submit figures on elimination race results
Balloons starting from Little Rock to the Litch field cup and national elimination race filed distance data. Lt. William A. Gray’s S-20 report was found, showing close timing with John A. Bochner’s balloon and Lt. John Franklin Powell’s 821. Akron N A lunded near Welch and two Army balloons reported in North Carolina. Logs and barographs will be sent to Washington.
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Washington Bay
Ask
William A. Gray
United States Army
van Orman
Ene
Vin
Tigur
Bulloous
John A. Bochner
Thorre Gray
United States
John Franklin Powell
Gray
Liewte Powell
Akron N. A
Welch
Army
North Carolina
Mount Holly
Hickory
Little cd
Goodyear
California
Thompson and Colonel Forbes Face Probation Hearing in St Louis
John W. Thompson, a wealthy St Louis contractor recently convicted of fraud, faces a pending federal probation petition. The case involves Colonel Forbes and a cooperating firm in a scheme tied to Veterans affairs. A consent bond and $10,000 fines mark early steps, with further court actions expected next week.
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Thompson
Montha
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Herena
Chicana
UPA
John W. ‘Thompson
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United States
Ellioth
United States Districtories
Forbes
Moar Heal
U.S
Olives
Severe quake rattles California coast
A strong earthquake lasting about 10 to 15 seconds was felt along the California coast this morning. It was preceded by a low rumble and stopped an electric clock in the Ventura Free Press office, but caused no reported damage or injuries.
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Ventura Free Press
Damire
Totley in Washington Senate sits as court of impeachment
In Washington, Totley presides in the Senate as the court of impeachment amid English cast, while a House committee weighs certification of international le.
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Senate
Death of Dr W T Melton President of South Carolina
Dr W T Melton president of the University of South Carolina died at his Columbia home from pneumonia after months of heart trouble. He would have been 58 on May 25 and is survived by a widow and several children. A native of Chester he was a Columbia lawyer and UVa graduate.
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WT. Melton
University of South Carolina
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South Carelina
South Carolina
Melton
University of Virginia
Chester
Great Britain Faces Great Mine Strike Threat
London May 2 The printing trade faces a strike with newspapers possibly not published tonight at midnight as miners plan to walk out. Troops landed at Liverpool remain on alert. government seeks rapid resolution as talks continue with Premier Baldwin and the Trades Union Congress.
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Iewsky
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Council of the Trades Union Congress
Polar flight race tightens as Norge sails toward Spitzbergen
The Norge crew of the Amundsen-Elsworth polar expedition warns that Byrd’s American polar expedition nears, while Norge plans to sail to Spitzbergen and compete for the North Pole crossing by airship. Lt Riiser Larsen casts doubt on Byrd’s chances due to fuel needs in North Greenland.
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Spitzbergen
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Riiser Larsen
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Weather forecast for Virginia and Tennessee
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with southeast showers in the southeast and light frost in the far west. Tuesday brings fair, colder conditions along the coast with winds shifting from southwest to northwest. Tennessee stays fair tonight and Tuesday with mild cooling.
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Tennessee
British General Strike Forecast as Union Call Looms
The Associated Press outlines strike potential across trades with 2.5 million workers involved including miners 2 129 000 railway workers 410 000 seamen 60 000 printers 120 000 and iron workers 100 000. Government vows troops to prevent disorder as unions push for wage and hour gains amid political tension. The piece compares past general strikes in Spain Germany and other nations to this anticipated upheaval.
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Rensons
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Yolungnee
Great Britain
Spain
Germany
Ruhr
Seattle
Waah
Tavis and Stock
Heing
French Woman Shot to Death in Paris Home
Paris May 3. Police hunted a mysterious man after a French woman, Mme Eugene Regnault, 53, wife of a former French delegate to the League of Nations and former ambassador to Japan, was shot to death in her apartment. Her 18 year old daughter slept through the attack. seven children remained in the family. Thieves had stolen many thousands of francs and valuable paintings from the frame.
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Mme
Eugene Repnault
Adelegate
Seagun of Nations
Japan
Frances
Reenault
Regnault
Ieaves
Navy Hydroplanes to Be Used in Fighting Against Rum Runners
Navy to transfer four hydroplanes to prohibition forces along the South Atlantic coast. Planes taken from Pensacola Naval Station will be placed under M. D. Dunning, Savannah customs chief, and prohibition coordinator for the southeast. Units will be scattered at strategic coastal points and become active immediately.
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South Atlantic
Brut
Andrews
M. D. Dunning
Savannah
Minn
Government Negotiations End As General Strike Looms
London faces a general strike at midnight as government talks with the Trades Union Congress collapse over a plan to prevent walkouts. Prime Minister Baldwin says the strike could mobilize about 1.4 million workers alongside 1.12 million coal miners, threatening civil order unless the order is withdrawn.
Turkish Harems Allegedly Hold Christians in Slavery
Bishop William Manning told the Lausanne treaty ratification meeting that over 100,000 Christian women and girls are held in Turkish harems. He said wives, mothers, and girls were murdered or bought, and condemned Mustapha Kemal for worsening Christian persecution in the Near East.
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William ‘Ts. Manning
Sins Friendly Society
Laked
League of Nations
America
Desu
Mustapha Kemal
Near East
Manning
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