Fall and Doheny Trial Details Surface in Mexico Inquiry
In Washington and Mexico City reports the trial of Doheny and other figures unfolds with new disclosures about Ed Doheny’s ties to Albert B. Fall. Government counsel presents testimony on oil licenses and prepayment arrangements while mentions of Obregon and de la Huerta era politics color the proceedings.
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Coward Y
Washington
Bec
Jwnetrainiig
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Jawlion Storay
Edward Ly
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Obregon
Alpe
de la Huerta
Mexico City
Secret Navy hearing on Pearl Harbor project noted
Transcribed court materials reveal defense witnesses and secret ports tied to Pearl Harbor defense, with references to Navy officials, confidential reports, and high level involvement of Admrial colleagues in the late 1930s. The record hints at political pressure and secrecy surrounding the naval construction and national defense stakes.
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Navy
Rage Project
Pei
Veretary
Reves
Portico Senti
Alhert B. Fall
Weather Forecast Sparse Reading
The fragmentary report notes fair skies and warmer temperatures tonight. It includes unreadable street names and partial references to Kansas.
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Caley Sd
Kansas
Germany Joins the World Court Amid U S Reservations
Geneva dispatch reports Germany becomes a member of the World Court after Foreign Minister Stresemann signs the protocol. The move follows a recent interned conference on American reservations. Germany waited to see U S action, but the United States’ non-acceptance of conditions postponed adhesion.
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Geneva
APY
Germany
Court of Interhation
Stresehmann
United States
Army career prospects cited in secret War Dept study
Washington reports that 3800 regular Army officers mostly captains and majors with WWI experience face discouraging prospects for a full Army career. The study, prepared for Congress by Secretary Davis, notes many officers began service between 1916 and 1918, varying less than two years, and warns that promotions to major will require long waits.
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Washington
Dec
Congress
Davis
War Department
Tudley
Betavegn Phor
Spain
Reopen Inquiry Ordered Into Several State Primaries
Washington reports the committee votes to reopen investigations into Pennsylvania Oregon Handi Arizona senatorial primaries. Chairman Reed says some witnesses failed to appear and an effort will be made to hear them. The panel also charges Walmsley of Kansas with overstepping in hearings.
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Pennsylvania
Eines
Oregon
Handi
Arizona
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Charg Walmsley
Kanas
Hawes
Missouri
Ranfirss
City
McKINLEY'S HONERAL HEED Champaign Sermon Event
Fragmentary notes recall a sermon delivered in Champaign Illinois with references to McKinley era figures and local industrial and business leaders. The text mentions Urbana and veteran state figures but is largely garbled and uncertain.
Jury at Murder Scene In Canton Publisher Case
AP reports twelve jurors selected to view the murder scene involving Canton publisher Patrick Ruperle McDermott. details mix with other unrelated items and scattered names, with unclear dates and minimal factual cohesion.
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Allon
Fortase
Canton
Ohis
Det
Tentia
Patrick Ruperle McDermott
Murdey
Don
Mnolletty
Tolity
Agaid
International City Managers Association holds meeting at Eldridge Hotel
Members from cities including Fort Worth Texas Mamar Northern Ontario and Wichita Kansas gather as officers McAdams Scott Cary Rigsby Wells and others discuss key association business. Attendees represent city managers police chiefs and council members from Durham North Carolina Gandatts Dayton Cleveland and Richland amid planning and policy talks.
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Michigan
McAdams
W. ‘Ico
Texa T. S
Scott
Mimarer
Nuagars Falls
Ontario
Canada
Coh. Cary
Ci Y
Menagar
Fort Worth
Durhsny
North Carolina
Wilders
Onal
Polce
Gandatts Tig Ay Ration
Cleveland
Ohio
Bert C. Wells
Richigan
Ransgs
Bishop Overs Suffering Heart Attack in Coffeyville
The Rt Rev Walter Overs, bishop of Kansas, Episcopal Church, suffered a heart attack in Coffeyville Kansas late last night and plans to return to Topeka for treatment and rest. His condition improved briefly earlier today as he had conducted confirmation services in nearby towns before his illness.
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Kans
Dee
Walter He
Kansas
Episcopal Church
Topeka
Oda
Overschaz
Ana
Ito
Bishop Wise
Laattard
Avas
Qoday
Winfield
Sedans
Cedarvale
Ormiston Missing Payee In Morning Discussion
A garbled report describes Ormiston missing payee Harristorg and a morning meeting about a Chicag o opera conference. It mentions Frank A Moore, a driver, and Elwood Blake of the Chicago Herald as involved in unclear statements amid a suspected incident near a river town and a motor car departure.
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Harristorg
Frank A Moore
Giorniis
Herkory
Arris
Bea
Ormiston Land
Atria
Ormiston
Chicago
Carson
Ghiet
Fi Thompson
Garson
Ellwood
Elwood Blake
Altair
Football squad details from 1926 high school team
Members of the 1926 football squad at Memorial High School are listed with roles including captain and assistant coach. The article notes team activities and a Varsity gathering, with references to staff and an event at the school.
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Footballerty Memorial High
Bariquet
Eata Z -Wood
Stik Mixa
Wets Vote Fail to Pass Washington Budget Measure
Congress debates a $12 million expenditure bill tied to enforcement of prohibition. Representatives from New York Massachusetts and other states clash over funding and constitutional alignment. A procedural ruling pauses enforcement funds while critics push for stricter compliance with existing laws.
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la Guardia
Rephilican
Neiw
York
Caver
Snell
Republica New
Gailivan
Deniog
Massachusetts
Wets
Madden
Appns
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded For 1925 Effort
The 1925 Nobel Peace Prize was announced with praise for the collective effort toward universal peace. President Coolidge authorized acceptance in Oslo, noting the award honors justice fairness and mutual interest as enduring safeguards.
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Norway
Tis
United States
Sir Austen
Aristide Japul
O de Gusstay
Stresemann
Mag
Britloff
Ariss
Wrige
Foraie
Wa Tsg
Hei Europa
Washington
Vica
Oslo
Priz
Dewes
Accep Famce
Swenson
Owen D. Young
Stamypi
Sir Robert
Kindersley
Jean Barmentier
Edgar Alien
Agberto Vierelli
Federica
Tora
Emile Rapes
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Fairrisss
Tor Iti
Jis
Interior Department appropriation totals reported to House
A parliamentary summary notes the interior department appropriation bill totals 359,386 dollars with pension bureau at 708,000 and an overall increase of 82,064. The measure, driven by authorized pay raises, was reported today to the House as part of the fiscal year beginning.
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Bensidris
Terior
Pension Bureau
Vance
Fragmentary USA brief on schedules and personnel
Fragmented OCR text references USA schedules, a captain, and a general's office. Mentions Nopeka Kansas, a 2nd captain, and unclear names. Content is garbled with missing nouns and dates, no clear events or outcomes.
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Mathais
Beneeral
Nopeka
Kansas
Idkard
Banques Host Attends Acquaintances Banquet at Wiedemann Hall
Local business and professional界 figure Pat Maloney will attend the acquaintances banquet at Wiedemann Hall this evening. The event, hosted by the K.U. fresh malt Hathall team, is noted for its social and ceremonial purpose with patrons expected to arrive around six thirty.
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Wiedemann
Railroad Attorneys Debate in Trainmen Brak ement Case
Kansas railroads present their side before public service commissioners as experts discuss airbrake tech. Santa Fe systems official testifies on improved equipment and braking efficiency. The witness cites carload size and track conditions as factors in brake performance and safety concerns.
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Ody
Lone Fireight Ty
Ion Aber
Sane Bosagie Uc
Topeka
American Ally Association
Tom Lilfie
Kansas students to seek University representation in 1927 sessions
A Kansas conference gathers authors, authorities, and leaders including George Clark and G. E. to select students who will represent the university next term. The meeting aims to review applications, choose candidates, and prepare their entry for the 1927 sessions. The event, held at a hall, includes discussions of eligibility and duties.
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CAL kei—Mahsas
Taber
George Clark
Opekal
G. E
Fish
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Yalton
Lesiaa Chap- Poling
Hulchig—'mbers
Leg
Pare
ASA COLMAN HEADS THE FARM TASK FORCE
A Georgia Agricultural College staff briefing outlines nutrition priorities and food components. Dr Elias leads the agriculture department in reviewing vitamins minerals and essential elements for livestock and mothers, stressing water intake and protein and fat roles.
Dairies President of the Ty and Topeka Yel
Fragmentary OCR reads with unclear names and places. The note mentions a dairy company president tied to Topeka and a regional ty or yellow emphasis, but key details are unreadable and cannot be reliably specified.
Frayed Santa Scene Hums Through Quiet Street
A fragmented Christmas memory shows a wary street scene with faint lights and a hopeful mood. Vague references to a mother and child, neighborhood friends, and a distant Jordanic figure hint at small acts of kindness amid winter calm.
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Chugatts
Starr Elected Defeated by Slim Margin in Historic Race
In a tightly contested election, John Krok narrowly defeats Starr for the presidency. Final results show a slim victory amid a tense, closely watched campaign.
Market street closing report for load provision noted
Fragmentary OCR notes a market street closure near Li area, mentioning loading provision and access changes. No clear date or full entities. Further readable text needed to identify exact location and timing.
BOILERPLATE DISCUSSION ON WATER PROBLEMS AND STATE AGENCIES
Fragmented text describes a state discussion on water problems involving 600 officials and the eastern works. Mentions state leaders, Topeka, and university studies. outlines planned operations, preparations, and educational inquiries.
Baptist Leader Seeks Attendees for Holiday Service
A fragmented notice urges attendance at a Washington branch event led by a Baptist leader. The message highlights a musical program and a cordial invitation to Haiti supporters, with emphasis on a December appeal and community outreach.
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