St Paul Man Poised for U S Supreme Court Seat
Pierce Butler of Minnesota, a Paul attorney, was nominated by President Harding to join the Supreme Court. Taft advised, Kellogg and other Northwestern leaders praised Butler’s fitness. Confirmation referral to Judiciary Committee set for next Monday as Butler becomes the court’s sixth Republican and third Democrat.
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Pierce Butler
United States Supreme Court
Woorhington
iBy A. P
Alimenta
Supreme Court of the United States
William Tt
Harding Tile
Bt Paul
Eupreme Court
Loygortent
Juellen Hughes
Junthus Clarke
Justion Hutherland
Jim Joe Imi
Ovar
Jusllen Taft
Jusllen von Deventer
Paso
Grand Trunk Pacific Patrioid Company
Iin
Kutler
Canada
Taft Diapentin
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Scolmes
Brandeis
Hew Justhny
Congress
Juaticn Sutherland
Marding
Fils
Utah
Thurthey
Llalee
Taft
Butler
Bell
Cutler
Warnney
Kellogg
Repubican
Minnesota
Northwestern
Butera
Tustive Pilley
Washington
Morristown
N. J
Democrats Consider New Senate Leader Amid Selection Talks
Washington. November 23. Democratic leaders in the Senate began private talks on the next party leader to succeed Senator Underwood of Alabama. A. M. Amaro is viewed as a probable pick between Senators Simmons of North Carolina and Robinson of Indiana. Underwood, now back in Washington, said health prevents him from seeking the speakership when the Sth Congress convenes. Senator Marvin Mischealppi of Mississippi has eliminated himself from consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Underwood
Alaluttm
Amaro Cho'ee
Simmons
North Curching
Robinson
Jd Koteam
Reantot Underwood
Deca
Sitty
Pet
Moreh 3
Senta Martivon
Mischealppi
New German Chancellor Takes Office Amid Turmoil
Fevlin reports a newly named chancellor forming a government while rebels and legal factions protest. Vere von Fowenthend, named for the portfolio, travels to Berlin from Copenhagen. Lwer advises the chancellor on interior ministry leadership. The cabinet plans informal talks as the government prepares to face Friday’s assembly.
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Fevlin
Prussia
Hee
Neveptance
Bomb Plot Trial Starts in New York
In New York a bomb plot case unfolds with suspects linked to antiwar or labor actions. Witnesses describe a plan to strike public targets while authorities pursue charges against key figures.
Men and Felton Honored by Nev Writers
Fragmentary OCR notes honor Men, Felton, and Wermagtos in Nevada. Mentions poetry, organization names, and a ceremonial event with unclear details. Key figures appear with possible awards and communal recognition.
State Sheriff's Daughter Awarded Political Plum
Frank B. Monga of Omaha is named deputy state auditor in a move announced by State Auditor George Marsh. The promotion comes with a 2625 dollar yearly salary and adds to a slate of appointments across state offices including a deputy staff treasurer and other clerical posts. Bertha Haber, daughter of Sheriff Gun Hyer, receives 1000 dollars as appropriation bookkeeper. James Davy becomes Lancaster county treasurer head bookkeeper at 1800 dollars. Margaret Robinson is titled bond securities clerk at 1600 dollars.
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Frank B. Monga
Omaha
George Marsh
Honesian
W. O. Urean
Honma
Mowan BE
Crandall
Lexington
Glect Robinson
John W. Riceinharit
Tlw
Bertha Haber
Lyman
Gun Hyer
Leen
James Davy
Flotant
Lancaster County
Margaret Robinson
Diet
Bond of! Securities
Jury Frees Cline After Seven Minute Verdict
District Judge Witsgerald presided as Wilam Cline was found not guilty in the murder of Cy Miller at a West Colke road chicken shack last September. Foreman signed the ballot in minutes, and the courtroom erupted in a festive reaction from Mrs. Cline and their nine children. Trial testimony included John Troy of the Park hotel describing gunshots and a car scene near the shack.
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Witsgerald
Wilam Cline
Cyclone” Miller
Mammy
West Colke Road
Mra. Cline
John Troy
Park Hotel
Troy
Bauer & Johnson
Lodge Road
Earl
Omaha
Naln
Baron Sonnino Former Italian Premier Dies in Rome
Baron Sonnino twice served as Italy’s prime minister and held posts as foreign affairs minister and finance minister. Born to a Jewish father and a Scottish mother, he studied in England and Egypt, led fiscal reforms, and helped shape policy at the Paris peace conference.
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Europe
Honnino
Italy
Sidney Benning
Atemnan
Vinly
Wenin
Ile
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Baron Sonning
Ltialy
London
Sonning
Rece
Egypt
The
Nile
England
University of
Plas
Boonino
Leghorn
84 Killed in Coal Mine Explosion at Woodward No. 2
A coal mine disaster at Woodward Tren Company's Nos. 1 and 2 shafts near Birmingham Alabama killed 84 workers and injured around 60. Rescue teams freed 823 miners, with many survivors amid heroic efforts and guarded by state militia.
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Hirmingham
Ala
Nosemite
Woodward Tren Company
Noun
Frank HW. Crockard
Homer
Storlen
Hanpital
Bessemer
Birmingham
Justice Denies Motion to Drop Murder Charge
Supreme Court Justice Morchauser denied last Tuesday's motion by Jeane N. Milla to dismiss the indictment against Walter Ward, wealthy baker's son, for murder in the Peters death case. The decision leaves the matter to be renewed at a future term, with no opinion issued.
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White Muing
Supreme Court
Morchauser
Jeane N. Milla
Walter 8. Ward
Baker
Clarence Peters
Milla
Princess Dagmar Married in Copenhagen Ceremony
The marriage of Princess Dagmar, youngest daughter of King Christian, to Lieut. Jowraen Castenskjoll was celebrated today in the church at the castle Veedenhig during the summer festival. The event marks a notable alliance amid European royal circles.
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Copenhagen
Bitty A. P
Dagmar
Slater
Christian
Jowraen Castenskjoll
Veedenhig
Daniel Kings
Royalist Issue Bobs Up Wintepent Thedly A Bie
An obscure political snippet mentions royalist activity and Premter Metten amid legal debates over a new net prohibition. The text notes a recent birthday event for Vie elem of Hapahwee and references Prince Joseph Citta, eldest son of a late noble figure.
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Wintepent
Vie
Hapahwee
Prince Joseph Citta
Formar Hemperoe
Charles
Fragmented notice on upcoming execution preparations
An unclear historical fragment notes preparations for an execution. It mentions authorities and dates but the text is distorted. Names and locations are unreadable, preventing precise identification of the involved persons or jurisdiction.
United States to Take Part in Central American Parley
The United States will participate in a conference on Central American affairs. Secretary Hughes and Undersecretary Welles have appointed American delegates to the meeting, including Cortes, Halvedir, Nicareen, Gee Lette, and others.
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United States
Washington
My A. P
Strate
Deceiver
Els Cuuiron
Bumitation
Srmanwite
Hoormchary Hughes
Ant Jumiery Welles
State Department
Peeler
Untitled fragment from police report with unclear details
Fragmentary OCR text references a helicopter, a date, a suspect, and a formal note but contains many garbled phrases making specifics uncertain. No clear names, places, or events emerge to confirm a coherent incident or outcome.
Supervision of New Capitol Is Given Johnson
George Johnson will become secretary of the state capitol commission at 5000 dollars a year starting January 1 1923, with Johnson to resign as state engineer effective December 31 1922. Johnson announced plans months ago and has acted as secretary sans pay for months. George Leonard as assistant state engineer may oversee the department until new appointments are made.
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Lincoln
George &. Johnson
Atte
State Capitol Commission
McKelvie
George Leonard
State Department
Eleft Bryan
Johnson
Commission
B. F. Goodhay
New York City
Aas
Hauae Tn
Morehead
Deven
Nebraska
Joohnson
W. T. Thompson
Confessed Murderer Claims Woman Plot Crime
George Leroy Speen, a confessed murderer of J. W. Shurte near Middletown Indiana, testified in district court that Mrs Katherine Shurte conspired in the crime. He said accomplices were involved and detailed his role and the plot as part of his defense.
Seattle Woman Freed on Mystery Charge in Myatt Wash
A Seattle woman was released after an arrest in Myatt Washington tied to alleged theft and a schoolteacher investigation. Police report details are unclear but include references to other suspects and a broader probe into local crimes.
Irish Irregular Leader in Upton District Seized
Tom Hales chief Irregular leader in Upton Cork district arrested Wednesday. Hales a brother of Sean Hales M P and a brigadier general in Cork national army, suspected of responsibility for ambush that killed Michael Collins. Court rulings deny habeas relief for Childers and eight others amid wartime law.
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Upton
Tom Hales
Michael Collins
Dublin
A. P
Cork
Hales
Sean Hales
Dail
National Army
Collins
Bandon
St. Patrick Day
Erakine Childers
Eamon de Valera
Freight Car Shortage Improves Across Regions
National rail data show a easing freight car shortage in all sections after weeks of abnormal movement. The November update from the American Railway Association notes improved loading and rail traffic despite ongoing constraints in the system and pandering demand.
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Washington
Noe Eerber Division
American Nailway Association
Habeas Hefused Childers
Fragmentary OCR text references legal proceedings and names but is insufficient to establish a clear event. The readable terms suggest a court or habeas context with individuals possibly named Childers and Baavon, but the garbled words prevent a coherent summary of actions or outcomes.
Farmers Endorse Norris Bill to Form Big Corporation
Nebraska farmers at Hotel Rome convention endorse Senator George W. Norris's bill to create a large government buying and selling corporation for farm products. The vote signals support for assisting market access, with discussions on wheat gluten, moisture impact, and wheat quality led by agronomy experts and industry speakers.
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Norris
Big Corporation
Senate
George W. Norris
Nebravia
Nebraska Farmers’ Co-operative Grain and Livestock Association
Hotel Rome
W. W. Burr
Agronomiat
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebraska
Denver Divorce Granted to Husband of Life Term Recipient
Richard Ete of Denver secured a divorce yesterday from Mrs. Laulee Pete who is serving a life sentence in San Quentin for the murder of Jacob Charles Denton, a wealthy mining man, in Los Angeles last September. The divorce cites mental cruelty and notes no crime was mentioned in the complaint.
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Denver
Richard Ete
Laulee Pete
San Quentin Penitentiary
Jacob Charles Denton
Los Angeles
Septemier
Mre
Pete
To Resume Oil Probe
Washington reports preparations to revive the Rengte Nenu factory probe as lawyers and committee members discuss strategy. Gilbert Bo itee, attorney for the committee, arrives while committee members consider next steps pending further developments.
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Washington
Arriea
Gilbert Bo Itee
Atrocney
Meurines
Eld
Piehildy
House Fight on Shipping Bill Opens House Fight on Shipping Bill
Washington November 22. In a two hour debate the administration shipping bill drew balanced praise and attack from five speakers. Greene led the opening defense citing benefits for employment and U S freight, while Edmunds Bankhead Nelson and others warned of costs and favoritism to firms with own fleets. Absent broad floor attendance, the session drew strong interest as key points were argued for and against the bill.
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Washington
A. P. Breweht
Leider
Battle Tool
Dave
Delate
Howe
Greene
Merchant
Ddirundy
Pennsylvidia
Tonching
John M. Nelson
Wisconsin
Bankhead
Alabama
Merchant Marine Committee
Watson
Pennsylvania
Edmunds
Mr. Edmunds
Britain
Japan
Peter
Paul
Standard Oil Company
Treasury
Steel Corporation
United Fruit Company
Ameria
Afr
Nelson
Hoe
Representative Greene Discusses Marine Bill Provisions
Washington November 13 Representative Greene of Mouyanochuyuselty chair man of the house merchant marine communities told the house that the administration bill would create a robust merchant marine expand America's foreign trade save about 10 000 008 freight money and provide work for many of the nation. He argued the bill would help with war time needs and strengthen the country’s transport capacity.
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Washington
Greene
Mouyanochuyuselty
House
Merchant Marine Communities
House Today
America
Cain
Buthling & War
New York Newspaper Reports Dividend Plan Details
The article notes a 6 percent stock dividend for shareholders and references a corporate party in New York. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate a formal distribution proposal and related financial terms.
Bem Yor New Edition Highlights Local Feats
Bem Yor New report covers a sequence of community events and notable local achievements. The piece mentions participants such as Cheren Asters and Olga, with references to performances, prizes, and recognitions at a regional gathering.
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Tee Prey
Asters
Gebat
Lew
Olga
Leele
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