Beginning of Leases Discovered in Oil Scandal Debate
Washington, D C. Sen Arthur Robinson Republican charges that Democratic leaders aided by high officials and a former official conspired to lease naval oil reserves to private oil interests. He cites connections from Secretary Daniels to the interior secretary and others, urging the public lands committee to report corrective legislation to prevent a Teapot Dome repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Conpiracy
Washington
Wilson
Arthur Robinson
Republicas
Enchant
Saiute
Robinson
Navy
Daniels
Montana
Te Folieste
Standard Oi Company
Walsh
Welsh
LSXE
Simost
Democratic Party
Hegen
Lene
Congress
Aiomane
Masy
Dem
Interior
Byiotiss
Isle of Testation
Vis Couricks
Daniels Ani
Interor
Ratic
Naval
Public Lands Committee
Child Dies of Burns in Republic Home Incident
In Marquette Michigan a child identified as Robertin Tané, son of Mr and Mrs Arid Up perstram of Republic, died at Ishpeming hospital on Tuesday from burns suffered when he fell into a tub of hot water at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
Robertin- Tané
Arid Upperstram
Republic
Ishpeming Hospital
Congressional Leaders Plan to Adjourn May 19
Congressional leaders announced plans to adjourn Congress on May 19 after passing a resolution in the House that aligns with Senate approval. The move follows agreement on a one year immigration and ration system, framing new administrative measures and policy directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
House
Senate
Women Are Driven to Take. 08. Washington report
United Press reports Mary Anderson head of the Women’s Bureau says 98 percent of US married women work to support families. More than 506,020 employed women exist, one in four married. many marry after school and leave work to wed, with husbands’ income often insufficient. Women return to duties when needed.
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Mary Anderson
Washington
United States
Nurses in schools spread across many cities in 1910s
The Education Bureau notes extensive nurse employment in U S schools, rising from near none decades ago to hundreds of districts today. Salaries range from 637 to 2700 dollars, with hospital training and strong English skills emphasized for school nurses.
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Br Sassom WN
Timmons
Washington, D
United Sizies
Bureau of Education
Department of Intecor
Couhie i
Iitty
Dfe
Saouid
Pearson
John G. Stone
Lee County
Pensaukee
Lables
Owner Hurled by Angry Bull Near Neenah Wisconsin
Special to The Northter says near Neenah Wisconsin farmer and Lone Gate dairy owner had a narrow escape when a enraged bull charged. Alvin Dirge employee saved him by using a wrappletree to ward off the animal. Zey suffered a slight concussion and scalp bruises and will stay in bed several days.
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Neenah
Wis
Zey
Alvin Dirge
Air Zes
Dirge
Air ‘Zey
Destors
Continuation school law upsets Milwaukee family
Angeline Rojec returns to classes under Wisconsin continuation school rules after her father John Rolfe is jailed for 30 days for failing to send her to school. The mother faces county jail time for records mixups, while Angeline, 19, worries about losing her job if she misses class. The family knows hardship as six siblings rely on her work and schooling to survive.
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Milwaukee
Angeline Rojec
Angelne
Taxe
John Rolfe
House of Correction
Angeline
Ames survey project underway by city engineering team
In Ames residents supported a surveying effort conducted by the city’s engineering department. The project, led by engineer James of the Ames division and manager Richard Biester, began recently to map the area and collect data for future planning.
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Auen
Gir
Jomrs
Eneimeer
Ames
Richard Bietermine Wieve
Des Moines Caucus Flows Into Democratic Delegation Decision
United Press reports six Des Moines Democrats decide at caucus on voting for a dry delegation to the national convention as Iowa Republicans meet for a statewide convention with forecast support for a dry delegation. Senator Borah accuses Republicans and Democrats of conspiring to remove prohibition from the presidential campaign.
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United
Slayer sought in Warren and Farily killings
Newark police hunt a disgruntled employee of Frank S Warren for the slayings of Warren his wife and their son. All victims shot with a .22 revolver. Warren and wife bodies burned, boy’s body charred but autopsy possible. Authorities say the son was not responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Frank S. Warren
Poice
Atv
Rochester
Warren
Suddeny
Prohibition Agents Mobilize in City to Halt Large Scale Work
Federal prohibition agents expanded in Chicago under the Bureau of Prohibition as investigators and officers join local authorities to curb large scale work stoppages. The Chicago grand jury resumed indictments against ten provincial officials, with authorities tightening enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
Protiian Bureau
Chicago Grand Jury
Tiger attack at Cordoba zoo ends with deputy shooting
Fatal attack by a tiger at Cordoba zoo raises police involvement as guards respond. Forecasts indicate continued cold across Wisconsin and Michigan regions into Friday with arctic conditions and possible light snowfall in the south.
Local man dies by own action in Wisconsin home
A Beloit area resident dies at his residence after placing a noose around his neck and slashing his throat with a bread knife. Authorities report no immediate changes in state weather as Friday’s forecast remains unsettled with continued cold.
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Reid
Beloit
Wis
Elmer Couen
Newars
Indiana Strip Mines Begin New Wage Pact With Union
Cerre Haute Ind March 1929 A new KEW agreement between Union Mine Workers of America and Strip Mines of Indiana prolongs operation beyond March 21. The identical contract used by Sa Fe operates in Jacksonvill e area with wage scales fixed to date. Officials predict little change in Indiana mining through April under the updated terms.
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Cerre Haute
Ind
India
Qisimidt
Mine Workers of America
St Sa Fe
Jacksonvill
Isi
Indiana
United Minne Workers
Coal Operators” Association
Sis
Hihe Line Workers’ Organization
Penalty Fixed At Death In Texas Case
A San Angelo report states the jury fixed the penalty at death in a capital case. The article notes statements by the defendant and references to the victim and family, with details about the court proceedings and sentencing timeline.
Aroma Leads to Capture of Thief
A garbled report describes a thief pursued by two watchmen after stealing cheese in a warehouse. The would be culprit escaped briefly but was eventually recaptured, having discarded the cheese yet kept the scent, according to local notes.
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Stent S
Wisconsin Foresters Propose Rapid Reforestation Plan
Resolutions at the Wisconsin commercial forestry conference urge faster planting and expansion of state and private efforts. They call for continued land economic surveys, county studies on reforestation, and increased fire protection funding. The plan seeks more unified forestry research, statewide nurseries, and use of state lands for reforestation with school forests and junior groups promoted.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Commercial Forestry Conference
George Blanchard
Edgerton
Permanent Association
State Agriculture Commission
Tocat
Plaa
Wisconsin” National Forest
Conseration Commission
iTous
Natimiar Nursery
Gold Medal for Edison Urged by House Body
Washington reports the House Coinage Weights and Measures Committee urged awarding a gold medal to Thomas A Edison in recognition of scientific achievements. The bill appropriates 1009 for the medal with a plan to reimburse the treasury from public sale of replicas, including Col Charles A Lindbergh.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas A Edison
House
Chaiman Perkins
Bis
Treasury
Charles A. Lindbergh
Automobiles Ignore Girl Who Threw Herself Before Moving Cars
Milwaukee WP reports 15 year old Margaret Sorger Jose twice threw herself into Coxetown traffic, narrowly escaped death each time as cars sped by. Her family feared interference with a romance, and she was later hospitalized with bruises from the falls.
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Milwaukee
Margaret Sorger
Jose
Margaret
Mingos
Australia white Australia slogan fuels immigration clash
In Sydney a nationalist push led by ex premier William Barnes spurs deportation of an American jazz group Sonny Clay's Plantation Orchestra after a police raid on alleged disorder. The NSW home affairs minister announces the order, with cheers from the legislature as debate widens over excluding black artists and boxers. Hughes champions a British white Australia posture while criticizing Italian immigration and Mussolini.
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Sydney
Australia
William Harnes
House of Representatives of
New South Wales
Sonny Clay
2Felbourne
Home Territories
Sierra
San Franesco
Hughes
Menominee to be northern terminal of Chicago air line
Unclear OCR text references Menominee as the northern terminal of a Chicago air line with mentions of feeder lines and deviations two miles north of Au, but exact details are garbled. Entities by name are uncertain. no clear dates or organizations emerge.
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Atlantic
Bremen
Baidonnel
Baron Ehrenfried Gunther Cen Huenfeld
Becker
Michell Seid
Herman Koen
Gaizar
America
Baron von Huenfelé
Aris Farmer
Newfoundland
Menominee
Chicago Air Line
Congress Debates Bay Bridge Plan Amid Hearings
In Washington today lawmakers hold hearings on the San Francisco Bay Bridge project as investigations continue. The House weighs a postponement of a major national policy bill relating to immigration and other measures under discussion.
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Ers
Amnculture
Bilis
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Senate adjourn plans amid major tax and farm acts
United Press summary from Washington reports Senate leaders aim to adjourn May 1 after tackling McVary Haugen farm relief, Boulder dam, tax reduction, and railroad consolidation. Flood control passed. tax cut under committee review. farm relief to proceed with revised Norris farm bill pending department appropriation. House action expected soon.
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McNary-Haugen
Boulder Dam
Paul R. Mellen
United Press Tox
Washington
Congressionz
Nex
Republican Nations
Senate
McVary— Haugen
House
Senate Fmarce Committee
Nonculture Department
Attempt to Defeat Auto License Rules Ends in $25 Fine
In Wisconsin, Guy Hudson was stopped by two officers driving an unlicensed car. He tried to show a money order receipt as proof of license application. The investigation revealed the receipt was used to cash a post office money order, and Hudson was fined $25.
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Appicten
Wis
Guy Hudson
Municipal Cour
Hudson
Post Office
Republican Policy Pledge for National Prosperity
A fragment notes a national policy stance aimed at guaranteeing success for the Republican party and broader national prosperity. The text emphasizes party alignment with economic stability and growth. No dates or places are specified.
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B. L. Glisson
Nelson &. Ward
Farily
Cordoba
Arzenting
Ihe
Zoo Oghel Garcens
Polersen
P.m. Fridsr
Brissy Wisconsin
Frijax
Michigan
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Strip Mines
KEW
UNION
San Angelo
Tex
Enyes
Xho
Miuréez
Irs
Brmes
Edison
New South Wales House of Representatives
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Hushes
Commonwealth Band
Lane
Recordine Bax
Duscle Shoals
at-Larre
E. L. Hrecizer
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George J. Weigle
William J. Campbell
John HW. Schroeder
Abreve
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Hebler
Kreutzer
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Weigle
Campbell
Ise
Schroeder
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