Japanese Move Seeks Naval Parity at Geneva Talks
At Geneva on May 25 Naotake Sato proposed a future naval agreement replacing London and Washington treaties, aiming for parity with Britain and the United States. Norman H. Davis opposed the move, warning it could hurt public opinion even if disarmament remains possible.
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International News Service
Geneva
Japan
America
A . Naotake Sato
London
Washington
U. S.-Japan
United. ‘States
Norman H. Davis
High School Seniors Observe Class Day Festivities
Seniors at the high school marked Class Day with a chapel program and a Camp John M. Phillips outing. The day included humorous stunts, exams, and varied sports on the recreation grounds as 282 graduates-to-be participated in traditional activities and faculty-led ceremonies.
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Shase
John M. Phillips
Boy Scouts
Innocent Spectators Victims In Gangsters Battle On Broadway
Two women and seven men were shot and seriously wounded as gangsters flooded Upper Broadway with gunfire from sedans and a truck. The attack occurred as theatres were emptying, sending panicked crowds into the street. Women named Irene Savage, 24, and Sadie were among the injured.
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New York
Broadway
1St. Street
B4th
Irene "Savage
Sadie
Morgan Company Security Sales Probe Reveals Figures
Morgan partner George Whitney told the Senate Banking Committee that the firm has offered more than six billion dollars in securities since 1919. He said the public offerings were distributed through syndicates and large retail houses, with no bond salesmen and no aggressive selling.
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Sree Dew
Washington
J. Pisrpont Morgan
George Whitney
Morgan
Senate Banking Committee
Whitney
Florida
East Coast
Mobiie
Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Pozewo
Park Progress Hopes Grow After Rain Drench
Last night’s rainfall raised the Nebtéinnock Creek several feet and quickened currents. Gardeners with seeds and plants in the ground benefited from Wednesday’s soaking. City officials may receive public suggestions on Castende Park changes after takeover, including reviving the dancing Pavilion to attract more visitors.
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Park Commission
Castende Park
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Weather summary for the 24 hour period ending this morning
Weather reports show a maximum temperature of 5 and a minimum of 64 with 1.20 inches of precipitation and a river stage at 1.4 feet. A year earlier the maximum was 5 and the minimum 43 with no precipitation.
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U.S
Morgan Probe Shown Bank Firm Ties to Woodin and Davis
An investigating committee reveals evidence tying the Morgan banking firm to Woodin and Davis amid calls by Senator Borah for full public disclosure. Questions arise over debt obligations and who the Europe-bound representations truly serve as recall demands spread.
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Morgan
Tate
Presyi i
Woodin
Davi
Woodi Nation
Borah,r
Idaho
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Treasury
Borah
Norman
Davis
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Morgai
Europe
Robinson
House of 8&N
Aston
Wordin
Fragmentary OCR: unclear historic notice and terms
The readable text is garbled with stray letters and punctuation. It contains fragments mentioning words like world fairs and anniversaries but no coherent event, names, dates, places, or actions to summarize into a proper news item.
McAdoo Lost $2,565 in Stocks Report
Washington May 25 report notes McAdoo suffered a loss of $2,565 in stock investments while Morgan and Morgan International handled related portfolios. The brief item cites secretary JWulltn as associated with the investing activity.
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McAdoo
Morgan
Washington
Jwulltn
Park Agreement Nears City Council Vote
Council is to consider a draft park conveyance from Pennsylvania Power Company to the recreation board for Cascade Park. The agreement, prepared by City Solicitor Robert White, has not yet been approved by legal counsel. The bill to authorize a deed of trust and transfer is favorably reported and printed, and council may take final action after reading the contract.
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Counell
Peiddy
Cascade
Pennsylvania Power Company
Anes J
A. Pal
Recreation Board
Priday
Robert White
Senate Probers Turn to Morgan Partner Inquisitions
Washington May 35. Senate banking committee probes shift focus to J P Morgan’s associate as Pecora presses for banking transaction details. Morgan, returning to New York, faced a tense hearing room where his calm deflected questions amid party lines and power symbols.
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Senate
Morgan
Edwin C. Hily
International Laws Service
Corraspe
Washington
Thanifor
Congress
New ‘York
Pevera
Wall, Street
Pecora
J. P Morgan
Mor van Folties witness and preferred Test reading
Special dispatch notes a witness described as pleasant and agreeable in a controversial reading. The author claims many actions in the era were legal but narrowly edge the line, praising the difficult prosecution landscape and urging concern over public safety.
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Washington
Morvan Folties
Hearings Opened On Beer Permit Applications in New Wilmington
County Treasurer William C. Pitts opened hearings at the courthouse on 160 beer license applications. By noon about 30 cases were heard, with all applicants represented by counsel. Examinations were brief, six minutes per case, and witnesses were questioned on residence, premises size, equipment, and conduct. All 40 interviewed had good reputations according to testimony.
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Wiliam C. Pitts
Court House
Pitts
J. Glenn
New Wilmington
Man Killed In Campbell Blast
In Campbell suburb a man identified as John Hassay was killed instantly by a midnight blast at a vacant house. Witnesses told police Hassay carried a quantity of gasoline into the house before the explosion and the structure burned to the ground.
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John7Hassay
Campbell
Pallee
Hassay
Death Record for Zatengo 7 Weeks Old
An obituary note records the death of Zatengo aged seven weeks. The brief notice provides essential biographical detail and concise acknowledgment of the infant's passing.
Bill to Boost Income Tax Targets Wealthy Elites
Washington May 25 sensational disclosures show J P Morgan and nineteen millionaire partners paid no federal income tax in 1931 1932 and paid only 48000 in 1930-32 prompting shock and opposition among Democratic rural leaders as the tax bill faces collapse and substitutions urged by supporters.
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George R. Holmer
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Congress
Wttle
Pwo
Presbyterians In Assembly Battle Over Moderators
In Columbus on May 2 the Presbyterians in the United States opened their 145th general assembly amid a clash between fundamentalist and modernist factions. More than 800 delegates and 700 visitors gathered as the session began, with a showdown expected in the moderator election. John McDowell, Herbert Booth Smith, and William J. McEwan were top contenders.
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International News Service
Columbus
145Th General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
macDowell
Charles W. Kerr
Tulsa
Oklo
John McDowell
Pennsylvania
Board of National Missions
Herbert Booth Smith
Los Angeles
William J. McEwan
Pittsburgh
Morgan Company Income Tax Returns Under Scrutiny
Internal Revenue Agents at the customs house are examining income tax returns filed by J. P. Morgan and his partners in recent years. No additional details were provided.
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Cinternitienal News Services
New York
J. P. Morgan
Internal Revenue
Joseph R. Bardel
Customs House
Arthur Mometer and the Green Plant Mystery
A quirky local note describes Arthur Mometer tending a green plant seed sprout, unsure if weed or crop. He nurtures it daily despite uncertainty, recording thoughts in a book as a warm eighty seven degree day unfolds. The piece blends whimsy with a personal garden diary vibe.
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Louise Lez
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Presbyterians In Assembly
General Assembly of Church
Columbus, Ohio
Arthur Mometer
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