Damaging Evidence in Daugherty Probe Reported
Testimony before a Senate committee cites G B Means as providing damaging evidence in the Daugherty probe. The former government secret agent testified he received from a Japanese representative of Mitsui & Co a large bribe in 1922 to halt prosecution in the Standard Aircraft case and turned the funds over to Sanith, with connections to Attorney General Daugherty and an associate.
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Washington
Marc Vt
Gaston Bo Menans
Senate Committee
Dareherty
Mebruccey
Mitsui & Company
Sanith
Daugherty
Oil Gusher in Hanover Sparks Reparations Talk
A Hanover oil gusher, described as pouring about 1,000 pounds of oil daily, circulates optimism it could grease postwar reparations. The report cites political testimony about investigations linked to Secretary Mellon, Captain Scaife, and figures including Conway and La Follette, touching on aircraft scandals and Teapot Dome era concerns.
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Jess Smith
Mellon
Means
Harding
Metron
Ote
Scaife
Scalife
Department of Justice
Conway
la Follette
Arkansas
Teapot Dome
Dess Smith
Underwood
Trarding
Standard Aircrent Company
Mitsui & Company
Japanie
Port at Shanghai shows improved world trade link
Vancouver, BOC1.0 Aboretr Tt diah Ing quarantine almost twelve loti: head of her asmad time. the me Jian Paedtie Sol. dimpress of Ap tradia, heavy cargo, docked here all far Peles eftermoom Sir William Bratvate. KC. ALG, were among the prominent irrvine Me passagers unde passengers. Sir William, previously in the East for years, was noted as financial adviser to the Poppitan government. A veteran padre of Yokohama for fifty years, the Micon of Seamen of Yokohama, is described as a central figure aboard the liner. The voyage on this occasion included tens of freight cars en route to England. The article discusses improving Shanghai port through the Whangpei river project and the role of Capron Von Heidenstrom in oversight of port enhancement.
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Vancouver
Ds the Tey
Bo Ay Guibten
Ohaphanm Oo
Yokohame
Austen
Sean
Yokohama
Japan
England
Delorme Defence Opened In Montreal Murder Trial
Opening of the Delorme murder trial sees crown prosecutor Crider warn that defense witnesses will be used to expose lies in the accused’s deposition before the coroner. Seven witnesses testified today and one more deposition was read.
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Alontreal
Delarme
RR. L. Crider
ROC
Calder
Cyo
Taschereau predicts wet Ontario weather in Ontario province
Premier Taschereau told the assembly that Ontario would remain under government control and liquor sales during his remarks on Quebec liquor regulations. The assembly gave third reading to a bill cutting liquor license fees for restaurant hotel operators and easing charges on licensed grocers.
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Quebec
Ontario
Taschereau
Oo Assembly
Debates on Address and Tariffs Stir Ottawa Scene
Readable fragments show Ottawa motion on the address and tariff measures. Mentions ministers, MPs, and party positions with references to Brant, Maple Creek, Winnipeg, and overall Liberal Conservative tensions shaping policy amid price discussions and protectionist rhetoric.
Ottawa budget hints at early income tax cut
Ottawa observers report the budget may lower income taxes. The idea stems from an early budget presentation to allow any tax changes to take effect before the April 30 deadline for the first tax payment of the year.
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Ottawa
Plead Guilty to Smuggling Case In New York
Five of seven Royal Mad Viner Grebun members seized by U.S. authorities plead guilty to smuggling charges. Under plea, beer magnate E. Beerwind posted a one million dollar bond for the steamship company. Government seeks permanent possession of the vessel through confiscation in federal court.
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Othe
United States
CATTLE DISEASE MYSTERY PUZZLES VETS AND FARMERS
A mysterious cattle disease in Canumbettford has four veterinary teams baffled. Victims Mareh Piehhead, Melstein, Ot wa, and others died after thin blood resisted staining. Ailments included extreme pain, chewed lips, and late appearances of lesions, with no clear cause yet identified.
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Piehhead Et
Vatiaahte
Melstein Fey
Helene Ra
Apert Stephens
Canumbettford
Doestech
Fragmentary notes hint at a local event and prices shifts
The text records scattered phrases about a community event, mentions of deaths, price changes, and names like Alberta and Northrwes. It hints at market or civic details with minimal readable context. The fragmentary OCR offers no clear narrative or outcome to confirm.
Six Men Drown When Schooner Went Down
A schooner perished at sea with six crewmen drowning after it sank near Port Lyceum. Rescue efforts were launched by nearby vessels and authorities to recover bodies and assess the incident timeline and possible causes. Weather conditions and crew nationalities remain under inquiry.
Inquiry Sought Into Alberta's Coal Mining Industry
An official request calls for a formal inquiry into Alberta's coal mining sector citing environmental, labor, and safety concerns. The motion seeks a comprehensive examination by the relevant authorities, aiming to identify weaknesses, assess regulatory compliance, and recommend corrective measures. Preliminary notes reference potential industrial practices and the need for public accountability.
CN Rail Earnings Rise From Two to Twenty Million
Canadian National Railway announced operating results for the year, showing net earnings of 20.3 million dollars, up from a much smaller figure the previous year. The report notes only slight differences from early estimates and reflects a substantial jump in profitability.
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Montreal
Pacific Concern Demands Inquiry Into Port Interruption
A vague report describes Pacific concerns pressing for an inquiry into irregularities at a Western port. Witnesses reportedly witnessed disruptions affecting shipments and pricing details tied to the port operations. The piece references investigations into diversions and potential misconduct with beverages and duties at the port, noting a call for scrutiny of prices paid and related conduct.
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Witinipes
Marelp
cCum Press
Pwenobatagen
Wittesses
Comeern
Catiuissien
Gages
Premier Poinewre Announces French Elections in March
Paris reports Premier Poinewre stating that the French parliamentary elections will be held during March. The announcement marks set dates for the campaign period and expected parliamentary sessions.
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Poinewre Fending
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