Cannon Defends Auto Spend and Payale Aldrich Tariff
In a heated floor exchange Speaker Cannon defends an automobile provision linked to the speaker’s office and criticizes the Paye Aldrich tariff. He recalls Brune Jeans Williams antics and predicts Republicans will regain control next November amid calls for cost savings and government revenue stability.
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Reargument in Tobacco Cases Sparks Court Activity
The court delayed a decision on key tobacco cases after Justice Brewer's death. No. 316 317 American Tobacco Co v United States and No. 725 Standard Oil Co of New Jersey v United States are set for reargument, with possible advancement discussions and a new judge to hear the matter.
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Brewer
New Jersey
United States
Bowers
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Beaver PA Gunfight Ends in Detective’s Fatal Wound
John Handel, 27, allegedly attempted a robbery at the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad station. Detective Moore, who had waited twenty one nights, fired when a man reached for a bag. The wounded robber, once a former comrade from Wellsville tin mills, died. Moore was not placed under a crowd.
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John Handel
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Wellsville
Appointment debate over Pennsylvania state treasurer
Governor Stuart appoints Charles Wright of Susquehanna to fill the Pennsylvania state treasurer term for three years starting May to succeed Jeremiah A. Stober who died two months ago. Attorney General Todd prepares papers to seek a supreme court decision on vacancy rules while incumbent Sheatz claims the death did not create a vacancy and that the current treasurer may remain until a qualified successor takes office.
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Sueath
Todd
Supreme Court
Sheatz
Opium Gathering and Fainting Plants in the Garden Tale
A fragmented and later centuries old text fragment describes collecting opium and gathering plant matter in a garden. It mentions fainting guards, a volatile scene, and a strange catalog of creatures and teeth. The passage shifts to extinct reptiles and dental details as it recalls ancient beings and their carnivorous past.
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Samuntari
Corwin
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Monster Whale Exhibition Sparks Public Curiosity
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a rumored whale exhibit at a port with crowds and officials debating display methods. The text references a costly, wintertime confinement and public interest in viewing the creature, with dialogue hinting at logistical challenges and medical assurances.
Bigamy Charge Leads to Arrest in April
Frank Mackah was arrested awaiting requisition from New York on charges of bigamy and jumping bail set at $2600. The arrest occurred at a house where the suspect was located, following a warrant obtained by a New York woman.
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Frank Ma-Kah
Anth Theld
Panera
New York
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Hobetol Poxt Inquiry Speech Fragment
Fragmentary dialogue appears to reinterpret a questioning exchange. The lines mix a mock dialect with questions about a wife and an awkward reply. Context and full meaning are unclear from the excerpt.
Preventing Premature Gray Hair with Healthy Scalp Care
The article promotes Hays Mair Health as a safe, effective scalp nourishment to prevent early gray hair. It advocates regular brushing and occasional shampooing, plus a nutritious diet. Steiner Brothers advertise the product and claim wide pharmacist recommendations and availability in small bottles.
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Hays Mair
Remains of Four Civilizations Found in Valley of Mexico
Excavations at San Juan Teotihuacan in the Valley of Mexico uncover buried remains beneath Toltec ruins. Archaeologist Professor Ian Niven reports volcanic ash covering artifacts and skulls, with jointed dolls, curios, and tools sent to the national museum. Four distinct cultures are identified: unknown predecessors, Toltecs, Aztecs, and current inhabitants.
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Mexico’ City
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Juan -Teotihuacan
Valley of Mexico
Toltecturos
Iam Niven
Jen Caule
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Dog Poisoner Sought in Burlington New Jersey Area
Police hunt an eight fiend active in the western section of the city after twelve dogs, some valuable, were killed by poison. The note mentions Burlington New Jersey and Lincoln Nebraska in the same clipped report.
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N. J
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Swallowed Knife Perforates Insane Woman in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on April 1 a seventeen piece operation recovered a nine inch knife from the stomach of Mrs. Sarah Carlson, an insane woman. The operation was successful and Mrs. Carlson will recover. The knife had been in the atom bomb before the physician. A separate item notes alimony in a Rome court where Mrs. Brokaw is awarded $1250 per month, $15,000 yearly, for maintenance. Also brief boxing result from Sydney: Burns knocked out during a twenty round championship bout.
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