Financiers to testify in probe of lease investigation
Washington June 7 an orderly note shows the finance committee considering enlarging the scope of the lease investigation. Lawson returns before the probes refuting his prior statements while a mysterious disappearance case figure is mentioned. The panel plans to extend time and compel testimony from key witnesses, including remarks on market manipulation and possible perjury by participants.
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Ohio Diplomat Dead in Algiers Morgue
American consul at Algiers Mr Mason died at Amermonia. His home was in Onie, Elyria Ohio. A missing girl from Elyria, 17, Beatty Bawar, a business college student, left for a picture show Sunday evening and has not been heard from. Municipal coal yard sought for Akeon Ohio. Two found dead in Taleo California. Coroner cites death by exposure. Bank merger proposed Cleveland January 17. Educators to meet in Portland Oregon July 24-25.
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Algiers
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Déan Fi. Mason
Amermonia
Mr. Mason
Onie
Elyria
carthern
Hineleen
Beatty Bawar
Taleo
dan
bill
Edward
Renna
Cleveland
Five-Year-Old Boy Pilots His Blind Father in Flight
A five-year-old boy pilots his blind father, a member of Congress, over 2,400 miles. The youngster assists with navigation by calling out landmarks, reading instruments, and handling basic controls while the father remains reliant on guide signals and buttons. The journey tests communication, trust, and the ability to perform complex tasks under pressure.
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Congress
George Dewey Admiral of the Navy Claim discussed
A historical item notes Admiral George Dewey is claimed by Decath in a framed reference. The piece highlights his naval rank and enduring legacy within American military history.
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Decath
Roumania Front Fire Fades Amid Persistent Battles
Frontline actions persist across major theaters as bombardments continue except in Roumania where heavy fighting rages near Vadeni southwest of Galata. In Roumanian territory German lines face repeated assaults, while Russian detachments reportedly breach trenches before being repelled. Teutonic troops report 200 prisoners taken at the Telonic silias as clashes unfold. Elsewhere Sweden pledges to aid national defense, Switzerland mobilizes troops, and high level talks between German and Turkish leaders proceed amid broader war strain.
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London
Tan
Roumania
Vadeni
Galata
Hts deni
Wasing
Teillons
Sweden
rikadag
riksdas
Switzerland
War Ends By September Say European Analyst
A European analyst predicts the world war will end by September this year. The forecast cites insurance debates and political maneuvers as factors shaping the timeline while noting possible support steps of 80 technical provisions and immigration debates tied to literacy tests.
Admiral of the Navy Dewey Dies in 1900s Style Obituary
General Bressmnwn reports the death of Admiral Dewey at age 62 after a long illness described as arteriosclerosis. The article recalls his Civil War service, ascent to admiral of the navy, decisive victory at Manila Bay, and the nation’s mourning. President Wilson and Secretary Daniels were notified, flags half-masted, and burial planned at Arlington National Cemetery on the Potomac.
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Government Seed Taxes and Revenue Plan Discussed
A Washington committee advances a plan to tax dividends and profits to fund government needs. Proposals include a 8 percent corporate tax, a new levy on partnerships, and a special tax to cover expenses from Mexican operations and defense projects.
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Washington
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Von Bernstarff Denial and Conflicting Accounts Surface
Fragmentary notes report a denial from Von Bernstarff and disagreements about statements by Wade and others. The text mentions a claimed $2,000 amount tied to a presidential matter and references an unclear line of dialogue or accusation amid disputed positions.
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Washington
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Van Gernstarff
Lakweda
miRian
Task forces form committee to oppose amendment drive
A tense draft shows a seven member committee led by Wayne Wheeler to oppose a proposed amendment. The group, including Florence Fitzgerald and James Osborne, gathers in Cleveland and Portsmouth to organize a nationwide campaign with ten counselors and five anti salon figures backing a unified effort.
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Cleveland
Lakes
Colimbas
Florence fidharte
w. GM
MM. Meares
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M. Mas
Tima
Ton T. Breese
Portsmouth
Increases Shown in Farm Animal Submissions Report
Agricultural Department Washington reports data dated 17 showing increased cattle, cows, horses, mules, and swine values and counts across the United States. Total animal numbers and valuations rose with notable gains in swine and horses while minor declines appear in shoes and certain livestock categories.
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Widow Arrested in Denver Murder Case Over Man
A widow faces a murder charge in Denver linked to her husband’s death. District Attorney William H. Boley announces the case, with the suspect claiming fear and seeking an opportunity to speak. Authorities note calls and alleged threats as part of the investigation amid a broader peace note discussion.
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William H. Boley
Governor Urges Speedy Tax Law to Replace Outdated Acts
Gov calls for repeal of Warnes and Parrotewhitteners Acts and swift passage of a new tax law. He backs elective assessors, expanded auditor powers, a public appointive board, and a modernized tax system. A bipartisan joint committee will draft the measure, aiming for intro within ten days.
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Warnes
Calumbus
Bovarnor Cox
ystrion
legislacure
Golby
Lha
Ninartisay
T. M. Berry
Allen county
Ex Chief Healy and rivals spark county political clash
A fragmented text lists ex chief Healy and county figures Heagle and Oberlin amid party labels and election battles. It references bills, a state labor push, and a large annual salary appropriation cap, mentioning Cowan as finance chair and a figure around twenty thousand dollars for initial member salaries.
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Warne
Adamt
Oberlin
State Federation of Labor
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senate
house
Cowan
Strike Threat Looms Over Electric Company Conductors
Aged story notes Bien Monnty workers at Olio Lleetrie company threaten to strike after a wage demand for new hires rising to 25 cents an hour plus increased benefits. If their demand is not met by Saturday, the conductors vow to walk out, signaling potential work stoppage.
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