Fury Broods Over Senate as House Accepts Revisions
Washington dispatch reports Congress completed action on the administration prohibition reorganization bill when the House accepted Senate revisions and sent the measure to President Coolidge for signature. The adjournment scene followed, with Reed and Walsh leading filibuster attempts as the Senate faced alien property and other key bills amid a tense, procedural session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congressional
House
Senate
Coolidge
Geays
Washington, D.C
Congress
Heed
Missouri
Senato
Walsh
Massachusetts
Ware
Pennslvania
Ing Tile Imster
Remarkable Alaskan survival after two week ordeal
United Press reports Axel Lar ann endured two weeks marooned inland on 112 miles from aid after the hallbur schooner Republic Servon's fishing boat wrecked. he survived with a soaked blanket as wind and snow battered him. He was rescued aboard the vessel by a swimming effort of seventy yards to reach the Republic.
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United
Prasad Seward
Wasks
Hall
Parson
Taussele
Sargon
Republic
State Restes Case Against Croarkin in Lehrmith Murder Trial
The state rested its case against Marald J. Croarkin for the murder of 1 year old Walter Lehrmith Jr. after midday. Prosecution planned rebuttal after defense presented evidence claiming the 1-year-old defendant was insane at the time of the killing with a hammer on December 27.
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Chitake
Marald J. Croarkin
Walter Lehrmith, Jr
Marckrmitius
Congress in Session Faces Senate Stalemate and House Briefs
The Senate continues a stalled session as the Interstate Commerce Committee weighs railroad commission nominations. In the House, lawmakers consider various bills and conference reports amid routine activity and debate.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
HOUSE
Impeachment Climax in Indiana Judge Dearth Case
The four year dispute over Judge Clarence W Dearth of Delaware County Court reaches a climax as Indiana House votes to impeach for alleged exceeding authority in prosecutions. Six managers to prosecute before the Senate, suspension likely on presentation of articles. Dale's libel and contempt actions tied to attacks on Dearth and other Muncie officials. Dale moved his paper from Muncie to Portland to escape jurisdiction, while Dale planned to return from Fort Recovery.
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Indianapolis
George R Date
Judas
Clarence W Dearth
Delaware County Cunsurt Court
Meze
House of
General Assembly
Indiana
House
Dearth
Senate
Muncie
Mgr
Dale
Fort Recovery
State Line
Muncle
Manale
Portland
Judge Dearth
Dales
Megas
Five Interstate Bank Bandits Fractions Face Fed Custody
Two of five alleged interstate bank bandits turned over to federal authorities. Robert Hayward to Atlanta penitentiary for 34 months. Frank Raymond to St Louis for federal trial on mail fraud and stolen securities. Remaining trio to Rochester, Minnesota, pending extradition outcome.
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United Prasy
Chicago
Fedjeedk
Atlanta
Robert Hayward
Frank Raymond
St Louie
Faymond
Minnesota
Flay- Maerd
Smilar
Athilla
Detention Home Again In Juvenile Court Case
Garnet Maxine Streli a 14 year old model previously placed on probation by juvenile authorities after a party led to a Chicago incident. She allegedly left with another person to obtain an automobile title and a subsequent purchase, violating probation terms. She will be brought to juvenile court on Friday for a hearing on the charge.
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Hy United Prase Y Milwanikte
Garnet Maxine Streli
Chicago
Lamehim Chiat
Garnet
Comet
Rapid City student dies by gunshot at home
Rapid City student Herbert Gray, a junior and class president, killed himself with a .22 caliber rifle in his room Wednesday night. Parents discovered the body when they returned home from studying, with school officials and authorities noting his heavy workload and possible distress.
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Ofs
Rapid City
Herbert Gray
Row Against Titug Tangles Legislature At Madison
Wisconsin lawmakers clash over a strike action and a proposed resolution. Assemblyman Vred Petersen Mil waukee introduces a bill to direct disputes to the state board of conciliation. The finance committee refuses to suspend rules delaying hearings on key bills. Senators Titus and others miss the session, prompting vows to restore order and address mothers pensions.
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I’ress
Medinon
Wisconsin Leglatures Finance Committee
Sldte
Board of Conciliation
Vred Petersen
Milwaukee
Board of Canciliation
State Department
Assembly
Titus
If. Carroll
Herman E Boldt
Senate
Committee On Committees
James B. Borden
State Board of Affairs
Joint Finance
Bruce Johnson
Superior
Alex Huffing
Henry Ellenbecher
Wausnu
Joan Gamper
Medford
Albert J. Later
Midlored
Edward Ficker
Racine
Charles A Berxys
Rice Lake
Veter Labbe
Marshfield
Thamius BM
Juncan Milwaukee
Gardner Withrow
la Crosse
Brand DG. Lawson
Wal
Movement starts to have Lowden seek the Republican nomination
A Towden for President club forms in Des Moines led by Frank J. Lund to urge Frank Lowden of Illinois to run for president in 1928. Delegates from all Iowa districts pledge support and plan a state voluntary campaign to mobilize farmers, capital, and labor in a unified bid.
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United Prangy Y
Carey
Iowa
Wholerness
Forest County Grand Jury Adjourns After Few Cases
By Associated Press a cram son Wis after hearing a few moonshine cases the forest county grand jury adjourned sessions today to meet again next Tuesday when Judge WT Quinlan of Marinette presided several pleaded guilty and bound others over for trial on their plea of not guilty
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Cramson
Wis
Forest County Grand Jury
WT Quinlan
Marinétté
Coult
Seateners
Notly
Kidnapping Charge Follows Wealthy Heiress Wife Hunt
In a tangled US case, Maude Lee Gordon, heiress, vanishes as husband Earle Gordon and companions are arrested on kidnapping charges. Gordon seeks extradition while Maude’s guardianship and estate face court action. The couple’s movements stretch from River side to Vanita Oklahoma amid ongoing legal maneuvering.
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Assoriated Press
Miami
Earle Gordon
Maude Bee Mudd
J. Wilson
Wali Fund
Okla
Gordon
Neff of Texas Accepts Coolidge Appointment
Texas lawyer Neff accepted President Coolidge's appointment to the United States Rail Road Board of Mediation. The move places Neff among federal mediators handling interstate railway labor disputes and transportation policy.
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Neff
Texas
Coolidge
Presa Wnce
Gai
Pat MI Neff
Pec Sdekent
IDENTIFY FINGER PRINTS DETROIT POTTER IDENTIFICATION BUREAU
The Detroit prints office states Inger Prints of Jerry Tarbot sent here by the Department of Justice. agents from Howard and Mamie Noble are detained here on May 12 in a disorderly matter amid a dusting of clues.
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Associated Prev
Detroit
Paper Taken Over By Cleveland Times Theater Unit
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a city edition in Cleveland with a takeover by The Cleveland Main Theatre. Mentions James Leneth and March dates with unclear context. Weather and pricing lines present but unreadable.
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Ceveland
Bern
Man Hunt on for Notorious Gunman at Sing Sing
A massive manhunt surrounded Sing Sing prison in Ossining New York as authorities sought a notorious gunman who killed a rival prizefighter and an inmate Frank Pivil. Guards and 100 armed men swept the grounds along the prison wall and the Hudson River bank but no escapes were confirmed.
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Sing Sing
Ball Miennitn
Frank Pivil
Brennan
George Walemale
Enery
Trent
Celly
Pion
Privon
Wwudson
Government has no information on Mexican oil holdings
President Coolidge told the Senate that the American government has no information about Mexican oil holdings connected with Edward Doheny Marty Foshilitz and the family of Secretary Andrew Mellon. The White House said the State Department has not been informed of the nature or extent of any interest in Mexican oil held by Doheny Sinclair Mellon or related parties.
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Coolvuige
Senate Peuponye de Peloilign
Lie Agterrean
Holedicaume
Edward L. Doheny
Marty Foshilitz
Andrew Weillen
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Sinclair
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Adamy
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Grea
Air American Corporation
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Sinchar Corporation
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Ans
Bel
Mexico
Fedbebli
Nurse's error blamed for five infant deaths at hospital
Five babies died at Cor bacbus Memorial Hospital in the last two weeks after a nurse reportedly gave a bottle of a mild antidiarrheal mix for diluted drinking water. Doctors cited intestinal infections and related complications as contributors.
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Nile
Etitt Dertora
Corbacbus Memorial Hospital
Tate
Themeanly
Governor envisions big game preserve plan for Midwest
An Associated Press report from Chicago notes Wisconsin Governor Fred Owen plans a regional outdoor life conference to rally Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, and Tennessee leaders to back preserves that protect game. The proposal envisions large areas ringed by fences, limiting hunting access to conserve wildlife and possibly draw hunters to protected zones.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
Ufe
Aluyard
Michi-gan
Jundw
Lowa
Minnesota
Talana
Pennssiiita
Wan
First Degree Murder Indictment Against Ex-Policeman in Canton
Canton Ohio authorities announce that a county grand jury has indicted former Canton police officer Proesd Strellenberger for first degree murder in the slaying of Morett Patrick Me-Wettant and Ben Hudner. Key witnesses include Louis Muzer. Dermott and Rudner await prison terms. A jury trial date is expected after the March 16 start of the sentence in Columbus.
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Avsnetized
Canton
Sunk County Grand
Proesd Strelenberger
Canton Police Department
Templetty
Ben H Mellett
Strellenlurger
Coarth
Morett
Patrick MeWetantt
Tr Geroman
Ben Hudner
Ouis Muzer
Dermott
Rudner
Columbus Mazery
Strettenhberger
New Credentials of William S Vare Draw Objection by Reed
Washington DC. new credentials for William S. Vare, nominee for Pennsylvania, sparked a fresh controversy as Senate leaders halted acceptance amid objections from Senator Reed. Governor and committee chair probes questioned the validity of the Pennsylvania primary results and the returned certificates.
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William S. Vare
Reed
Washington, DC
William
Republicin
Pennaviania
Wivher
Pennsylvania
Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Mixsouri Cha
Apectol Rommittie
Aml
Fis
Marriage Vacation Permanently Made Official in New Court Ruling
A garbled OCR passage notes a marriage vacation or relief status being made permanent. Names appear as Winslow, Winglose, and others with references to a court, magazine, and New York. The fragmentary text suggests a legal or social notice about a change in marital status and related commentary.
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Dusdee
Tiem
Omarrlad
Nice
Winslow Elitr
Kew Gyerdiens
Winstow
New York
Fragmented report on alive status and market note
A garbled OCR style note references a person allegedly alive and mentions Wall Street conditions. It cites a Johnstown or Baltimore area context with names like Doherty and Henry. The text is unclear but implies confirmation of life status and a financial market moment.
Coolidge Moves to Dupont Circle Home in Washington
By Associated Press, President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge relocate to a six month occupation at a new twenty five room residence at Dupont Circle. The Comdigbes have moved from White House to make way for workmen likely to finish by September. President’s daily routine remains unchanged with early rising, walk, and a mile motor to the West Wing.
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Associated Press
Withington
Coolidge
Dupont Circle
Whitehouse
Mire
Linet Schlesinger
Elinor Patterson
Chitagg
Stanford White
Murry
da Wit House
West Wing
White House
Mr. Cowlige
Cantonese Armies Skirmish as Chang Prepares Offensive
Cantonese forces at Sungkiang skirmished with northern troops while Chang Chung Chang readied a full-scale attack. British reports note political factions within Cantonese forts and growing central control by moderates, as external powers monitor Shanghai settlement tensions.
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Franela Misselwity
Shangha
Sungkiang
Chang Chung Chang
Chang
Maalal Sun
Shiamrhat
Shiurep
Rele
Madernisis
Tankow
Shanghai Porelen
Assailant Bull Attack Thwarted by Pitchfork Aids
Report of a violent bull attack on Thomas Cleming in Bidwaite Wisconsin. Abe Lenin and her daughter, using pitchforks, intervened to drive off the injured bull after Cleming was tossed into the air by the animal. Hard wrestle noted but the crowd aided and the beast was repelled.
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Wis
Bidwaite
Thomas Cleming
Abelenin
Undefined text about vacation and replacements
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and events. The readable parts mention vacation timing and replacements but lack coherent facts, dates, or entities. No verifiable persons or organizations can be identified from the legible fragments.
Tonight's Best Radio Features and Lineup
Schedule listings show stations WWUDE and WPG presenting programs with varied acts including orchestras and soloists. Mentions Cleveland and Oakland venues, with references to Rosaini and The Sorenne. Radio guide notes time blocks and performer credits in a fragmented listing.
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Wevpey
Gale Sweeps Vessels Off Virginia Coast With Distress Calls
Coast guard in Norfolk battled a northeast gale that swept the south Atlantic coast and left ships in peril. The City of St Louis drifted near Cape Hatteras after steering gear failure, while King David grounded near Cape Henry. Four other vessels, including the Wilmore and Maruciaibo, reported distress as authorities scrambled to aid and assess dangers.
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Coast Guard
Associated Press
Norfolk
South Atlantic
Hors Ory
Cape Hatteras
City of St. Louis
Sip
Coastguard
Wilodogton
Cape
New York
Savannah
Fg 1
Dalinion
South 4 Point
Potomac Rive
City of
St. Louis
Catteras Shoals
Athintic
Cape Henry
Binvere
Baltimore
Jaqsqulit
Inquiry Ordered Into Schall Election in Minnesota
Minnesota state senate voted 14 to 106 to appoint a subcommittee with power to investigate charges of corrupt practices in the election of United States Senator Thomas J. D. Schall. The inquiry will review campaign contributions and alleged violations of ethical standards as part of a broader partisan clash over the report.
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Sto Pouk Minn
United States
Thomas JD. Schall
Minnesota State Senate
Senate
Republican
Senate Rules Committee
Soha
Indictments Filed Over Stage Play Corruption Debated
New York theatre figures including producers and backers faced indictments for public morals offenses in connection with a renaming and a play approved by citizens. The cast and one organizer were among those charged. details on backers and individual names remain unreleased.
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Leekers
Artery
Atl
C. We Morganarern
Prihicer
Mar
Lardins
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