Session of Congress ends after fruitful term
Washington September 24 The session closed after ten months with adjournment and a busy calendar. Major actions included naval, coal, tariffs, budget reform, and new federal judges while addressing armament questions and labor disputes.
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Federal Coal Commission
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Newsberry
Michigan
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Daugherty
Senate of America
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Austria
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Supreme Court
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Pennsylvania
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Nat Goldstein
St. Louis
McCumber
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Fordnoy
House
Ways and Means
Wreck Probe Underway After South Pacific Collision
An official inquiry is expected today into the collision of the Southern Pacific local train No 38 with the Vancouver Line Limited near Los Angeles. Two trainmen died several were badly burned or crushed, and 23 passengers sustained minor injuries, with some hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Five fires force evacuation of babies at Medina shelter
Five fires driven by smoke evacuate about thirty infant orphans from the Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society home at Medina near Seattle. The young occupants were carried to an exterior stairway as flames damaged the building and smoke crowded the ward. Authorities rushed to safeguard the children and contain the blaze.
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Associated Pres
Seatile
Wash
Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society
Medina
Swifety
Boen
Gasoline Demand Breaks Monthly Production Record
The Bureau of Mines reports July United States gasoline production at 560,711,415 gallons, a rise of about 44 million from June. Domestic consumption also reached a record for a single month, estimated at 69 million gallons, surpassing June figures.
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Associated Prows
Washington
Burenal
Daylight Saving Law Debated Amid WWII Budget Talks
New York dispatch notes daylight saving changes amid wartime budget items and a broad legislative agenda. It highlights military pay, pensions, river and harbor work, seed grain aid, farmer relief, fraud prevention, and wartime civilian programs while referencing political battles in the Senate and House and investigations into the Musee Choate project and other wartime issues.
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Army
Navy
Menate
Renate
Musee Choate Projet
Watson
Dom
Georgiu
Hall and
Hante
Civil Service
Amit
Bemomnit
Mysslon
Turks May Start Things Any Minute
Constantinople reports tension as the Turkish Nationalists near Thrace and the Dardanelles. Angora debates war or peace as British forces brace along Asia Minor shores and France urges restraint ahead of the planned peace conference.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Angora
Smyrna
Anl
Thrace
France
Asia
Lemid
Dardanelles
Mustaph Kemal Pasha
Telephone Team In Town To Audit Local Line Equipment
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company dispatched two experts from Denver known as the Transmission Team. They were in Lauder to test the switchboard equipment with sensitive instruments, aiming to detect frauds and improve service before continuing their inspection of Denver district offices.
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Ineal
Henver
Trees in Your Grave Yard For Winter Planting
A terse note from JL Freeman advises digging two foot holes in winter when weather allows removing rock and clay, replacing with soil, and replanting trees in spring. With proper watering a tank can last a time, enabling growth of fruit, rose, trees, and various shrubs.
Christian Science Services Introductory Notice
Christian Science services will be held at the Isis Theatre at 119. Sunday school for children at 6 and 8 p m. You are all cordially invited.
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Christian Science Services
Isis Theatre
Rally Day Attendance Drive At Mongroga Meant For Charity
An appeal invites the public to attend a May rally at Mongroga for a beneficent program. Organizers Mesh Crowell and staff urge a large turnout to boost crowd support and profit for the cause.
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Lon A
Wanday
Matelle Crowell
Strand Theatre foyer collapse in Pittsburg kills 8 year old
City officials finish initial investigation into the Strand theatre foyer collapse in Pittsburg. Fifty eight children were among those injured when the concrete floor dropped to the basement. Mareline Kunkle, eight, died. Eighteen injured, four in critical condition, remain in hospital as debris is cleared.
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Associated Preas
Pittsburg
Mony
Mareline Kunkle
Episcopal Church Tightens Marriage Rules
The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States bans marriages to divorced persons except when divorce was granted for infidelity. The ruling was confirmed by the 1923 General Convention after earlier approval by the House of Bishops, tightening prior restrictions on clergy performing marriage ceremonies.
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Associated Press
Cne
Portland
Oregon
United States
House of Iepatica
House of Bishops
Vane
Tide Rises Ten Feet At Panama Canal
The Pacific side tide rose yesterday to 22 feet, a rise tied to a polar weather event. Local observers attribute the surge to an unusual thermal pattern over the canal region.
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Panama
Pacific
Canal
New Prices On Overlands And Willys-Knights
Heaton and Stephenson of the Overland Garage announce a price cut on Willys Knight and Overland cars. Willys Knight touring now lists at 1475 dollars in Lander and Overland touring at 679 dollars. The dealer notes strong sales as the market adjusts.
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Overlands
Willys-Knights
Heaton and Stephenson
Overland
Ben
Willyr Knights
Willya-Knight
Lander
Abso
Mountain Sheep Expedition Goes West From Lander
A party led by H. A. Ballangee with George O Neal and L C Booth leaves Lander for Dubois by Ballangee car to join O R Gilbert and a pack outfit. They plan to hunt mountain sheep for about a month at Wind River West Park, aiming to bag one ram each.
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H. A. Ballangee
Tlarompanangee
George O'Neal
Lanter
L. C. Booth
Sheridan
Dubois
O. R. Gilbert
West Park
Wind River
Mr. Ballangee
Anit
Maat Yen
Cabin Burned Near Lander After Night Fire
The Tucker cabin in the Sinks Cyt yon, twelve miles from Lander, burned to the ground last night causing substantial loss. The cause is unknown though suspected within the wreckage. insurance partially covered the blaze. The cabin had been a popular camp for Portion who used it as a landmark along the canyon route. it is uncertain if Tule will rebuild.
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Tucker
Lander
Pueblo Quiet After Railroad Shooting Incident
In Pueblo Colorado Patrick Flannery, a railway worker, was killed last night by T Z Gwissett of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. Captain Donnie said local authorities would patrol railroad land with rangers guarding the area. Garrett traveled to Cun now City and Gwissett admitted shooting claiming Flannery advanced with a knife.
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Pueblo
Colo
Patrick Flannery
Railrond
T. Z. Gwesett
Denver
Flannay
Elaina Wolf
Flannery
Gala Ball at Noble Hotel Hosts 85 Guests in Regency Night
Mrs Myra Ynwin and Mrs Dana Thomas led a gala ball at the Noble Hotel with about eighty five starter members of the Under of the Rugged Sleeve. A grand march opened the festivities as a three piano orchestra played. Ralph Trout was named the most beautiful man, and Leoni Welle won a household contrivance amid lavish decorations and a late lunch of cream cake and coffee.
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Joes
Toll Noving
Noble Hotel
Myra Ynwin
Dana Thomas
Ralph Trout
Leoni Welle
Benton Hostess Delights Guests With Elegant Kensington Party
Mrs B A Benton hosted a refined afternoon at Kensington for fourteen guests. Miss Deasiv Benton and Mire John Benton attended as honored sisters while the ladies chatted sewed and were served a delicious tea. Original entertainment offered by the hostess provided a pleasant social hour.
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B.A. Benton
Deasiv Benton
John Benton
Kansington
Baptist Reception Sparks Mixed Social at Church
A large gathering of students teachers and young people attended a Baptist church reception described as lively and entertaining. An unfortunate incident occurred as some items were stolen during the event but did not deter the attendees and the hosted program proceeded with mixed company among teachers and students.
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Merphon
Baptist Church
Kiwanian Ladies Night at Noble Hotel Meeting
Kiwan lu Chale Maniligy Beptecher Bob hosts a 6:40 p.m. Kiwan event at the Noble Hotel. Members invite wives and guests for a dinner and social hour. George Rahwerdt is mentioned in the notice as part of the gathering location near Lander.
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Kiwanian
Kiwanlu Chale Maniligy
Beptecher Bob
Noble Hotel
Lube
Erieide
Beenie Pee
George Rahwerdt
Lander
Grand Jury Returns 212 Indictments Over Herring Mine Killings
In Herrin Illinois on September 24 a special grand jury investigating the Herring mine killings returned 212 indictments. The report criticizes Adjutant General Black for inaction and also targets Sheriff Thaxton and local police for failing to protect life and property.
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Associated Proms
Herrin
Erand
Black
Thaxton
GOK Defines New Issues in Cleveland Campaign Speech
Former Ohio Governor Cox, the Democratic presidential candidate in 1920, spoke in Cleveland on wildrumet about issues for the November election. He urged the people to support measures to undo the current "monstrosity" of the era.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Olin
Diaries Cox
Ohio
Tomatoes Arrive in Town From Kvurme Selowerdifeger
A trader named Kvurme Selowerdifeger brings an enormous crate cargo of tomatoes to town. He received orders for a ton in crates to Casper and reports many more arriving. About six crates of ripe tomatoes are on hand, offered at one cent per pound at the ramp.
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Casper
Prominent Christian Businessman to Speak at Baptist Church
Mr Pisher a well known local businessman will give a peak at the Baptist church tomorrow at eleven oclock. The notice urges business men and townspeople to attend and hear a distinguished Christian leader share his message with the community.
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Pisher
Omal
Nebraska
Elmeh
PTA Meeting Sets Stage for Election and Delegates
The Parent Teachers Association will meet Monday evening at 4 o clock in the dunicr High Seniot to elect officers for the coming year and to appoint a delegate for the State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Torrington on October 4 and 5. Other business of importance will come before the association and everyone is urged to attend.
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Parent-Teacher's Association
Dunicr High Seniot
Offiegra Curhe
Enjoyed rally party among church members and teachers
About eighty members of the Congregational Sunday school enjoyed a rally party at the hall. The event included Annisie Hipernioe and God Petr ahmwase who worked at the clock. The gathering was intended as a precursor to the big rally planned for Sunday, with all urged to attend the forthcoming event.
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Frau
Tad T
Anusie Hipernioe
Siniay
Sanday
Jon
Fremont Hotel Rooms Scarce As Tow Rents Rise
A damaged OCR note indicates rooms at Fremont Motel are scarce due to tow and carpet issues, with attention to desirability and a deadline around May 1st. The clerk at Fremont Motel is referenced in the fragment.
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Fremont Hotel
Fremont Motel
Notice of Highway Department contractor billing method
The Hipie Highway Department by Hot reeponsible for contractor's billy Inourced In cavoying out contracts with the State Highway Commission. The Statutes of the State of Wy mln provide a method of collecting such adequate from any contractor of Ble Bureau, WYOMING HIGHWAY COMMIB SION. Jana Mali, Ceta.
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Billy
State Highway Commission
State of
Wymln
Wyoming Highway
Jana Mali
Ceta
Methodist Church funder school of 1 am Beaks
A fragmented OCR item mentions a Methodist Church related funder and a small school of one, with unclear names or dates. It references Beaks and possible local funding notes but lacks readable detail to specify entities or actions.
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Methodist Church Funder School
Beaks
Injunction Granted Against Striking Railway Shopmen
In Chicago a federal judge granted the Attorney General’s petition for a nationwide temporary injunction against railway shopmen on strike. The decision held the government may pursue a broad restraint even amid partial settlement and gave defendants time to study the order. The ruling involves about six major unions and around 400 000 workers.
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Chigago
Dane H. Wilkerson
Dighirtys Petitiu
Trudige Wilkerson
Esc
Rahor
Late Telegraph Reports U-2 Flight Passes Area
The wire service despatch notes a U-2 patrol passing near the south macifia toward Yuma. It mentions a break observed after repairs by Novules and Boon, with the event occurring shortly after eleven oclock this morning.
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Mrems
Thoson
Avivii
Mven Atelock
Jiouled
Woytivadt
Yuma
Yeaterday
Body found of man missing at Western mining site
Workmen discover the body of A. Je Hirseh near the Western mining operations. The deceased is described as a miner aged about midforties, with authorities notifying next of kin and arranging for medical examination.
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Je Hirseh
Unclear OCR World News Briefs From Midwestern Dispatch
Fragmented text describes aviation and political notes involving governors and officials, with medical and wartime mentions. Names and places are garbled, but references to Constantinople, New Messen, and Washington indicate international and domestic items. The passage includes medical exams and a few unidentified figures.
Unclear OCR Text Draft About Morning Service and Names
Fragmentary OCR reads as a misspelled note about a morning service at a Bay area location with scattered names and dates. The garbled lines mention people, a party, and a plan but lack coherent events or verifiable details for a proper summary.
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