Battle Over Seated Smith Opens Senate Debate
Senator Reed leads a fight to deny Frank L. Smith seating after Governor Steetl appointed him. Deneen cites precedents on oath for-designates while contesting Smith’s right to take the seat. The dispute hinges on tainted funds and credentials in a tense senate confrontation.
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Senator Reed
Smith
Frank L. Smith
Senate
Les Steetl
Deneen Hi
Mikmais
Desige Nates
Deneen
Brant Smith
Senata
Beal
James A. Reed
Missouri
Paign Fund
Dlines
Tiais Dee
Ice Dam Burst Floods Neshannock Creek Impact
At noon today a massive ice jam broke at the 8 Mill Street bridge on the Neshannock Creek. Overflow waters and surge flowed over Water Street and nearby Front Street causing backwater flooding and damage to several business areas. Officials evacuated goods to higher levels as the roiling water moved past the Rasena furnace dam and toward surrounding hills. Continuation noted on page two.
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Neshannock Creek
Mill Street
Rasena
Eereck
Y. W. Board Meeting Noted for Tuesday Evening
Members of the YWCA board of directors planned a Tuesday evening meeting. Secretaries presented restart plans and discussed potential housing options in the suburbs as part of ongoing classified ad discussions.
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Cha
Viety Rezu- Jay
Buileine
Secretar Ar Tian
Ford interview says old fashioned mother out of date
Henry Ford tells a World-Travelled journalist in Wayway Inn South Sudbury Mass that the old fashioned mother is out of date. He argues women should be free from domestic drudgery and that housekeeping must be modernized with scientific nutrition and centralized food production to save time for women. Ford endorses replacing labor intensive farm foods with efficient, condensed preparations developed in Dearborn laboratories.
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Henry Ford
Noiter
Henrys Rord
Detroit Motor
Wayatde Inn
South Sudleu Mass
Henry Parad
Pord
Lomeston
Ford Wade
Mr. Ford
Tormula Ir
Bi Laboratories
Dearborn Wis
Clly
Million And Half Gallons Of Liquor Legally Consumed
Washington reports 1 588 954 gallons of legitimate liquor consumed in 1927 about one percent of total intake. Whiskey led with 1 531 336 gallons. prescriptions totaled 12 million, down from the prior year. Officials say medicinal liquor will be restricted by a proposed whiskey purchase bill and enforcement against druggists and doctors selling bootleg liquor.
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Robert S. Thorn Bergh
Wews Service
Washington
U d States
Treasury
General L
Lander
Andrews
New York
Illinois
New York City
Chicago
Lquor Selling
Viquor
Shes
Prohibition Unit
New Governor Fisher Plans Administrative Code Revisions
Gov Fisher outlined preparations to amend the administrative code and said liquor law enforcement, not enactment, is the issue. He will send written messages to the legislature rather than appear in person, and deputy attorney general Schnader helps draft the changes. He signaled support for workmen's compensation revisions and noted broader admin updates pending.
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Fisher
Fisher H
William A. Schnader
Schnader
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Jaya
Pennsylvania
Bombers Plane Destroyed In Gasoline Explosion
A gasoline explosion off Dead Man's Island in Los Angeles harbor caused a large navy bomber to be nearly destroyed and injured five sailors including machinists mates from North Island and Maryland. Two sailors were feared dead or fatally injured. the wounded were rushed to the naval hospital ship Retief in critical condition.
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International News Service
Los Angelas
San Pedro
Dead Man's Island
Los Angeles
Shaffer
North Island Naval Base
San Diego
Magarty
Maryland
Batty Avis Lion Mach
Fisher To Appoint Boxing Commissioners As Senate Confirms Picks
Fisher aims to appoint boxing commissioners as the Senate confirms several nominees. Names include Frank Weiner of Chicago and J. Boyle, with Pittsburgh listed in the confirmation notes. The Senate adjourns until the next meeting day.
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Fisher
Senate
Frank Weiner
T. Piarrel
Nticoke
Dfervey J. Boyle
Pittsburgh
Tex
Con Lint
Arle
Chaplin Grey Divorce Case Hears About Hidden Boxes
International News Service reports in Los Angeles that three strong boxes found in Charles Chaplin's Beverly Hills home were opened by a court official to inspect contents. Officials say the boxes contained papers and records, not cash or securities, related to Chaplin's California holdings and pending taxes.bericht
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Millie
Pole
International Wars Service
Los Angeles
Charles Chanlin
Grey Chaplin
Beverly Hills
Woo
Gilbert Aoni
Ciaplia
Chandin
Chaplin
Young
Inaugural Day Parade In Harrisburg Colorful State Return
Harrisburg buzzed with activity as the inaugural parade drew participants from across Pennsylvania. Delegations from Philadelphia to Luzerne mingled with coal region crowds, bands played, banners waved, and citizens filled streets near the capitol to witness the historic inauguration and celebration.
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Pennsylvania
Neystone
Philadelphia
Luzerne
John
Witkelt
Hsoube
Americus Vehib
Pittsburgh
Braddock Quartet Sings Selections at Trev. Maitland Birthday
In Greenwood Episcopal church a 23rd spiritual birthday observance for Rev Trev Samuel R Maitland featured a chicken dinner, speeches, and music. Dr J A Crooks presided and Dr M M Pearce, president of Geneva, delivered the principal address on spiritual birth. The Edgar Thompson Quartet from Braddock Steel Works performed, drawing applause from ministers and attendees.
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Samuel RR. Maitland
Greenwood
Nn Alloc
Maitland
J. A. Crooks
Reformed Presbyterian Church
M. M. Pearce
Geneven al
Creetings
Edgar Thompson
Edgar Thompson | Steel Works
Braddock
Braddock Steel Works
Wes
Johnson Says Cobb Speaker Are Not Competent
Johnson claims Cobb and Speaker were not competent, not corrupt, and that their resignations followed. He denies crookness influenced the decision and says the real story of the managers’ ouster lies in their inability to perform. The note hints at pressure from Commissioner Landis amid the Rays of misdirection.
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Johnson
Cobb-Speaker
Vars Sean
Chicagq
Jey
Oday
Typbb
Tris
Tali
Crooknesess
I. M. Landis
Thade
Cabb
Bettlketha Jost
Slayer Of Two Children Will Die In Chair
Pittsburgh dispatch reports on a condemned man, Winter, 82, once a railroad worker, linked to the killings of two children, aged one year and a younger child. The case, court records show, involves Judge A B Smith in Sundumue lana county. Gov. John 8. Fisher set a date for execution following a court action for a new trial.
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Pittsburgh
Tun
Alexabo
K. Aild
Cusvne Shan
Nou
Wasson
Jeeter
Rockvinw Panttertia
A. B. Smith
Sundumuelana County
Epingland
New Castle Snow and Ice Slow City Traffic
New Castle faced slippery streets as rain and continuing cold left sidewalks coated with ice. Residents salted walkways unevenly while streetcars ran more than autos, though many roads remained treacherous with lingering ice despite above freezing temperatures.
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New Castle
Beldom
Breaks Arm By Fall On Ice Near Mercer Street
A man sustained a broken arm after slipping on ice on N Mercer Street near Creat Street while en route to the office of the YWCA. He slipped as he walked and the injury occurred this morning.
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Core i. Rihetio Bone
Y.W. OL
Gle
N. Mercer Street
Creat Street
YW. C. AL
Lew
Miss Olive Davis Fractures Hip After Ice Fall
Miss Olive Davis of Edenburge is confined to Bherange Vatley hospital after a fall on the ice near her home Tuesday afternoon which fractured her hip and has her life in danger. A nurse, Miss Lauvis, is mentioned in uncertain relation.
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Olive Davis
Misa Olive Davis
Edenburge
Bherange Vatley
Baying
Lauvis
Nemes
Ae Og
Marriage Licenses for McCardle Wallman and Mill Davies
Marriage notices list Joseph McCardle and Mildred Wallman issued licenses followed by Cathy Mill Q Davies and Castle names, reflecting local records. The fragments show names and likely affiliations or place citations, indicating routine civic processing of marriage licenses.
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Joseph McCardle
Wilwied Mildred Wallman
Milwandiettost
Crawfford
Cathy Mill Q. Davies
Castle
Dancing Shiek Questioned By Chicago Police
Chicago police questioned Robert Harford 26 of New York in a jewel robbery case tied to the deaths of Dorothy King and Lonnee Jowson. Investigators said Harford carried pawn tickets he could not explain and admitted using acquaintances and "foolish women" to target victims.
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International News Service
Chicago
Robert Harford
New York
Alin Sheik
Imuage
Belive
Dorothy King
Lonnee Jowson
Stein
Harford
Death record for Thoms PD Stewart and others on Washington street
A death record item lists Thoms PD Stewart age 37 of 109d Craton avert Oriel Bello Smith Samonuths and Mrs. Tigiboa Seeuusaen age 7a at 1103 Dudhigne sceves on West Washington street. The fragmentary OCR notes multiple names and a street address without clear relations.
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Thoms
Stewart
Craton Avert
Oriel Bello Smith
Danger of War With Mexico Believed Passed
Washington January 1 The looming war scare over the Mexico dispute appears ended as State Secretary Kellogg’s statement relieves tension. Advocates arbitration plan favor Calles proposal to submit the issue to experts, signaling a shift toward a peaceful settlement. Continued discussion and page two continuation noted.
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Mexico
Bayo International
Sta Gorrispordert
Washington
Mesico
Kington
Melagz
Niheufine
Calles
House Of David Suit March 15
State files amended child custody petition against King Bez Purnell and wife in a divorce and protection case. Prosecutor Georges H. Bookwalter said a March 14 hearing will address demoralizing actions, perjury claims, and potential life imprisonment for criminal fault upon state victory.
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Bez Purnell
David Cule
Viregir Eeur
Georges MH. Bookwalter
Bookwalter
George R. Nichols
Parnell
Wirhoknowlsdee
Purell
Bessie May Woodworth
Glad Bamfeord Rubel
Ruch Bamferd Reed
Fragmented verse text with unclear meaning
A garbled OCR style passage describes awkward imagery and mismatched phrases about berths, lengths, and sleepers. It mentions places or groups in a disjointed way and ends with stray terms that do not form coherent facts or events.
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