Women Picket Confront Congress In Senate Gallery
Reports say several women picketed outside the Treasury and front of the Great Building during a protest against British policy. Guards moved to clear the area as speakers urged restraint while urging action for women’s rights.
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House Votes to Quit Work on Saturday
Fragmented text suggests a report on a political or labor vote occurring over a weekend. Names and places are obscured, but the piece references a decision to cease work on a Saturday and mentions multiple individuals and groups in a nondetailed summary.
Prohibition Enforcement Tangles as Supreme Court Review Looms
Amid Volstead Act battles, officials warn of full government purchase to curb liquor. Agent Shevlin reports steep 1920s to 1930s drops in consumption, with 190,986,086 gallons withdrawn from bond in 1920 and postwar trends showing intensified enforcement and forged permits.
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$24,000,000 Cut From Army Bill
A crowded Washington scene outlines a Senate dispute over a funding cut in the Army appropriations bill. The measured reduction totals 24 million dollars, affecting programs and personnel as lawmakers haggle over defense priorities.
Supreme Court Decision on Prohibition Referendum
A late 19th century style report notes the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that a prohibition referendum cannot be compelled by state legislatures to require a constitutional amendment. Justice Day authored an unanimous decision, stating no clause of the Constitution grants states power to mandate such provisions. The article discusses ratification methods and the federal structure as context for the ruling.
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Unclear OCR: Large Arrests Reported in City Scene
Fragmented text describes a mass arrest of 200 men and 3 dancers amid chaotic city events. Mentions authorities, individuals, and street names with garbled phrasing, making specifics difficult to confirm.
Vartial Line Ordered To Meet Greek Crisis
Fragmented OCR text shows a report about a line or group urged to confront a Greek crisis with mentions of London and Athens. The readable portions reference bloodshed and calls for action amid tensions involving the Apalosion and a maritime or political confrontation.
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Athens
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Retailers Cited as Food Profiteers in Market Report
The article details alleged profiteering by multiple food retailers, listing owners and addresses. It cites price spikes in potatoes and other produce at markets including Amsterdam Avenue and Manguth Street, noting wholesale and retail shifts and a government committee inquiry.
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Irish Take Machine Guns From 12 English Soldiers
A daylight raid stunned twelve soldiers guarding a We Reglrey of Deuds office as armed Sinn Feiners seized machine guns and communications. The attackers moved swiftly to Kies Tan and then to Bebretia Street, prompting a guarded police response and renewed security concerns.
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Campaign Fund Misuse Allegations Surround Senator Waring's Campaign
The report outlines allegations of improper fund handling linked to Senator Waring and campaign manager Babiner. It cites $5,000 in funds placed in various accounts and questioned receipts, with Emmerson and Rubin mentioned as involved figures. The piece notes responses and lack of full accounting, raising questions about campaign finance practices.
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Penrose Insists on Going to Convention
United States Senator Bolus Penrose faces pressure from physicians and friends to stay home as reports say he may attend the Republican National Convention in Chicago to lead Pennsylvania’s delegation. The final decision hinges on his health and the morning train arrangement.
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General Paces Lass To Georgia Contest
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Fragmented OCR hints at 19th century election debate
Reading resembles a garbled report on delegates and voting in a U S election. It references states like Oregon California and Montana and mentions the 4% figure and various towns and delegates. The OCR yields unclear names and dates, but the core topic appears to be a vote, delegates, and party or state references.
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