Daugherty Refuses to Appear Before Senate Panel
Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty rejects Senate Investigating Committee summons claiming lack of authority. In a letter to Chairman Brookhart read by Paul Howland, Daugherty asserts the panel pursues a political vendetta and will not attend further hearings.
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WASHINGTON
Harry M. Daugherty
Senate
Daugherty
Brookhart
Paul B. Howland
cchran
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Sen Samuel M Ralston Declines Presidential Nomination
In Indianapolis June 4 Senator Samuel M Ralston dismissed Indiana Democrats push for his presidential nomination He opposed urging the State Convention to nominate him and said he is not a candidate while urging organization to pledge delegates for the National Convention The Indiana delegation appears set to attend officially instructed but ready to back his potential candidacy
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INDIANAPOLIS
Ralston
Indiana
In Favor of World Court In Favor of World Court
The fragmentary notice references support for the World Court and mentions a political stance tied to an Isc. Jute 4-At event. Details are unclear but indicate advocacy activity.
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World Court
Hospital Game Postponed Due to Wet Grounds
The match between Hospital Grars and Kingston Coletais was postponed tonight because rain left the field wet and unplayable. Officials announced the decision after inspecting the venue.
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Hospital Grars
Kingston Coletais
Painleve Named French Premier and Chamber Leader
Painleve won the election as premier and was chosen president of the French Chamber of Deputies. The Socialists supported him 296 to 29 against General Magino, with the Black and Republican party listing 26 votes.
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Painleve
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Chamber of Deputies
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Maginoi
Blac Matiqual
Sherdon Tries to Avoid Jail Term
Walden officer reports Sherdon, jailed on reckless driving after veering off Walden Scotts Corners road and crashing into a telephone pole. He seeks a settlement to avoid the 39 day jail sentence while bail is set at 266 dollars.
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Sherdon
WALDEN
Harry Sherret
Walden Scotts Corners
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tenterce
Sheré
John J. Reichum
Alid- Gietown
Reich
fiater
cerekar
Sherde
Ketcham
gomntr
Campbell Halliard
Sherden
jan weree
Firemen to Meet In Kingston
Kingston June 4 The Board of Aldermen has formally approved a plan to hold the 1525 Hudson Valley Firemen's Association convention in this city.
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Kingston
RINGSTON
Board of Aldermen
ame pan
Hudson Valley Firemen’s Association
Shenandoah Lands In Hangar After Fog Struggle
The Shenandoah dirigible floated four hours in thick fog between Trenton and the Lakehurst naval air base before being placed in its hangar. Ground crews secured the airship with ropes from its nose as fuel concerns and past failed landings are noted.
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LAKEHURST
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Trenon
naval air base
Navy
Shenandoah
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilalis
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Jersey Cattle Breeders Meet Reported
Fragmentary notes detail a Jersey cattle breeders gathering with mentions of New Jersey and state context. The unreadable text includes scattered figures and locations, suggesting a meeting outcome or listings but lacks clear names or dates.
Local Physicians Face Fines in Federation Meeting Report
Mrs. Robert S. Carver heads Mete town Federation of Women Clubs at the annual meeting held last night in versairs Church Paris. Officers include Mrs. E R Armstrong first vice president, Mrs J W Hsday day second vice president, and Mrs C J Denman recording secretary. Mrs Beak served as corresponding secretary. An annual report highlighted community projects, with credit given for Scout lands end archips and constructive praise for the Traversers. Birth of a son at Welter marked the evening.
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Robert S. Carver
Robert Beak
C. Felox
Ivan A. Garener
Migs Toles
Failure to File Birth Certificates Cited in Westchester Case
Fragmented notice describes actions against two Westchester physicians for failing to file birth certificates. It notes a percentage of births registered and references related inquiries from the Michigan case and state health department reporting. The text mentions legal action and consequences tied to vital statistics law.
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emilar
Westchester
Marth
ars
acrard
Michigan
tow State Department of Health
Tie
sumnerman
Unclear wartime dispatch from Jap empire per OCR
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fear across the Japanese empire and a 16 year old, with garbled names and places. No coherent events, dates, or verifiable details can be extracted.
Swallows 150 Dollar Diamond Stolen Trick
Chicago police probed a jewelry store theft after Carl Le Hous, a Chicago youth, feigned interest in a diamond ring. A sharp trick failed when the ring vanished into his stomach during the ruse, and detectives arrested him for hospital X rays revealing the ring.
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CHICAGO
Carl Le Hous
Women Democrats Rally for Governor Smith Support
Members of the Women Democrats meet in Madison Avenue to organize for Governor Smith's 1924 reelection bid. Mary Mullaner chairs the district group as they pledge active campaigning and pledge to back Smith with county and state party help.
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Mary Mullaner
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New York
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Cleveliach
Abraham Lecos
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Ay Smith
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Delhi Boy Believed Drowned
Bernich Russell twenty was canoeing with a companion when a sudden incident led to his disappearance in the Beaver River. One witness described diving in to help as others searched the area for the missing man.
Defense in Franks Murder Case Faces Insanity Plea
The defense signals an insanity plea in the Franks murder case. Reports indicate heightened security with double guards stationed before each cell as authorities prepare for trial.
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Franks
Wiggins Orders Port Jervis Man Support Children
Court orders port Jervis man to provide support for his children. Details of the afternoon hearing and related proceedings are noted with emphasis on legal action and child welfare.
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Wiggins
Port Jervis Man
U S Flyers Cross The China Sea
Unclear OCR text references US flyers crossing the China Sea with scattered names and places. Mentions Japan Korea and American forces, plus date fragments and route notes. Details are garbled but indicate a wartime air or naval movement in the Far East theater.
Artillerymen Trained in Harnessing Techniques
Artillerymen receive instruction on harnessing methods amid reports from the front. A soldier is carried to a hospital for treatment as training continues and morale remains steady.
Gimbels May Open Store Here
A report indicates Gimbels plans a new store in the area near East Main Street facing the Rin American property. Plans show a large outlet with a potential opening before the year. Local officials note the move could impact nearby businesses and traffic.
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