Death of Justice Brewses Threatens Major Supreme Court Rulings
Washington reports on the death of Justice Brewer and Moody's rheumatic incapacity, affecting pending cases against Standard Oil and American Tobacco. Experts debate whether the court will rehear or issue a ruling with eight or seven justices, and speculation centers on potential replacements and cabinet views.
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Students Hold Parade in Cairo Parade Evening
Cairo reports a student parade organized this evening with Associated Press coverage. The event occurred on March 29 as observers noted student participation and local reaction.
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Cairo
Demonstration At Roosevelt Speech Sparks Protests At University Site
Readable fragments describe students at an Egyptian university in front of Shepheard Hotel protesting Roosevelt remarks. They clap as he speaks, with protest letters to university officials and coverage in Arabic papers. A mixed discussion follows on courts and judiciary, citing Australia as contrast.
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Agreement to be announced with Canada
Officials stated an agreement with Canada would be announced simultaneously with U.S. government notices in Ottawa and Washington. The terms of the agreement were expected to be released at that time.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
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Kingsley Refuses to Pay in Legislative Scandal Testimony
Kingsley testifies amid a legislative investigation into insurance pressures and alleged vote buying. He recalls William Buckley offering six votes for a price and describes efforts to amend a provision on policyholder disclosures while Buckley denies demands for money.
Percy denies bribery in Mississippi senate race
The article reports Senator Terry Percy denying involvement in bribery claims connected with his recent bid for re election. It covers statements by Senator Bilbo and Percy ally Dulaney, detailing alleged payments and the role of supporters in seeking legislative influence.
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Issaquena County
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Miners threaten strike as Ohio conference ends in clash
Iowa miners announce suspension of operations at 4 PM Thursday following a Cincinnati conference that adjourned without a joint agreement with operators. Leaders warn the dispute will continue until victory or the union is defeated, as tensions rise across Ohio Indiana and western Pennsylvania.
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Johnl White
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Ripper-like Case in New York Ends in Charred Stolen Body
Police linked a grisly murder in Manhattan to a feud and a homicidal individual. The charred body of 17 year old Muth Wheeler was found in a burlap bag at 224 East Seventy fifth Street after being assaulted and her clothes doused with kerosene. Albert Walter, detained as a suspect, admitted to sending notes to coworkers and Vanessa Adams sisters Tea and Adelaide Wheeler were present during the arrest.
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Alexander Howard dies after long Oshkosh life
Alexander Howard dies at his son James Howard's home on Penn Street at 89 after living in Oshkosh since 1805. Born in Manchester in 1841 he leaves four daughters Martha Howard Oshkosh Davis Winne bargo and Hine Judwards plus sons John Howard Milwaukee Willan Howard Oshkosh. Funeral Thursday with Riverside Cemetery interment. DECKER funeral follows at 3 pm Monday at 215 Jefferson with Rev John W Greenwood officiating and large attendance.
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Miners Stand Firm as Wage Strikes Loom Across Regions
Operators dispute union strength claiming over 300000 members and potential control of 200000 unorganized workers. A Chicago meeting of mine operators and miners is set for ten days to seek settlements, while West Virginia and Kentucky operators plan to keep working. If no deal is reached, a nationwide walkout could begin April 1 with a prolonged shutdown and wage demands intensifying.
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Chicago
Debates on American Citizenship and Bias in Public Opinion
An article discusses how judging Americans by a single ideal excludes diverse voices, noting reactions to a visit by Sapatese officials and naming figures like James JL PE and William J. Bryan. It questions whether Baran Shibusawa’s life reflects today’s American character or if bias skews impressions.
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City scandal unfolds as indictments loom
A grand jury resumes in Klein era details of city depositary dealings. Witnesses including ex councilman Hemmings and informants describe letters and bribes, while prosecutors prepare broader charges. New York Hotel package handoff and Pittshurgh property ties surface amid tense testimony.
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Poisoned Rival Suspect Confesses in Minn Case
In Litchfield Minnesota three years ago Maren Luthens allegedly poisoned rival Joe Packbarth with poison candy a confession followed after hours of exam by County Attorney Sexton The confession came as the suspect hoped the victim would live through the trial and the case proceeded to a card hearing with other confusing details surfaced during the proceedings
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Mevorty Returns Home After Boxing Triumph
M'ggorty returns to his city after a hard win directing Otmer British opponents for five rounds. Accompanied by PSt. Gallatan of Neeneh the manager Promoter Thoms Thin plans a rematch soon in this city. Caponi favors a warm local welcome as fans await a staged bout with Geahkosh officials.
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Glass Workers Strike Call Sparks City Tension
Unclear OCR text reports a strike call by glass workers affecting three hundred employees in a Pennsylvania town. It mentions incidents at various local establishments and potential fatalities among workers, with references to a proclaimed work stoppage and factory actions.
Catcast sewer cleaning method and forest lore from Yonkers
A casual note describes a cat based sewer cleaning trick used to locate obstructions by guiding a rope through a manhole. The piece also recalls a claim that the five great original forests of the United States once covered vast acreage and lumber, with a humorous aside about domestic life in Yonkers.
New York Senate Resigns Alds After Bribery Charge
The New York Senate sustained charges of bribery against Senator Aldls, leading to his resignation and triggering a move to investigate Senator Conger. Conger, present with his wife, faced ongoing questions about corruption and potential expulsion. Governor Hughes ordered a special session to address succession and further inquiry.
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Investigation of Lobby Corruption Ties in Washington
AP report from Washington details charges and actions tied to a lobbying probe amid efforts to curb influence in Congress. Key figures and organizations named pertain to the ongoing inquiry, with emphasis on potential corruption in policy making.
Post Office Reform Debates Propose New Director and Reorganization
Debates cite a proposed director of posts and the abolition of four assistant postmasters general. Plans suggest changes to staffing and duties, with possible realignment of administration and contact with Congress. Details remain debated as committees review the impact on operations and employees.
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Wisconsin Weather Forecast Brief for Wednesday
Wisconsin forecast shows rain in sight with cooler air in the west portion. Local observations note partly cloudy morning and largely cloudy evening with temperatures around 58 degrees in the early hours.
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