Passage of Executive Confident HS Bill Stands 6 Safe
Washington dispatch notes executives and lawmakers discussing passage as the House weighs a tax measure amid partisan tensions. Key figures and committees are cited, with Sen. Henry Hu and others listed on the roll call in a closely watched floor test.
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Little Change in Ice Conditions Reported
Reports from Superior indicate steady ice conditions with no major shifts expected. Three vessels the Irwin Kopp and a third unnamed set for Tuesday moves. two tugs were damaged by broken wheels while entering harbor.
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General Inquiry Into Bil Industry by Government Proceeds
A government inquiry into the bil industry moves ahead with a general review. Officials report several agents have been deployed, but no firm findings or conclusions have been released yet.
New Driver Narrowly Escapes After Car Hits Track Tower
A new driver had a close call when a vehicle struck a track tower, narrowly avoiding serious injury. Witnesses reported the accident disrupted the event as officials inspected the scene and ensured safety measures.
Probe Continues Into Death of Student
An inquest proceeds as authorities press the case surrounding the death of a student. The coroner and local investigators continue examining the circumstances and medical findings.
St Paul Housewives Unite in Sugar Boycott Plea
St Paul Minnesota housewives join a sugar boycott campaign led by local activists and church groups. The effort aims to pressure suppliers and urge fair pricing amid shortages and rising costs.
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ST. Paul
France Expected to Reject Offer
Fragmentary scribbles discuss France likely rejecting an offer amid references to reparation and German terms. The text mentions officials and unnamed processes, with unclear dates or names but signals a postwar negotiation context.
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France
Dance Hall Regulation Bill Clears Third Reading
The Dance Hall Regulation Bill passed the senate and moved to the assembly with a 12 to 73 vote in favor. Assemblyman Mark of Iron County opposed indefinitely postponing the measure, which later failed 56 to 6. The bill would let counties regulate dance halls citing public order concerns and home rule policy.
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Asseman Mark
Iron County
Talwertha Vincent
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Repeal of One Buck Deer Law Favored by Lower House
The House approved repeal of the one buck deer limit, proposing a maximum of one deer per hunter and shifting open season dates from November 12 22 to November 70 30. Other measures include a May 1 trout season start, a March 13 fishing end, and a five day partridge season starting on the last Saturday in October with ten prairie chickens allowed on the final day. The bills proceed to the Senate.
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Nearly 200 speeders arraigned after injuring children
United Press report from Detroit details almost two hundred motorists arraigned as authorities respond to injuries to children. Witnesses describe crashes near a hospital area with drivers facing charges and some victims admitted with serious injuries.
California voters weigh World Court proposal in state election
Amid a crowded race in California, Republican and Democratic candidates position on the World Court proposal. The article notes candidate Hatt and others framing the issue as part of their statewide platforms and endorsements shaping public sentiment.
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California
Government Moves to Halt Prosperity Growth Various
Fragmented OCR text discusses government action to slow economic expansion and curb industrial activity. Mentions co responders, Washington DC, and references to policies affecting business, coal industry, and capital flows. The passage is garbled with stray names and incomplete phrases.
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Reforestation Committee Stops at Madison
A Madison stop by the Reforestation Committee is announced by Associated Proprietors with details unclear due to garbled text. The event references a visit to Madison and mentions a group focusing on forest restoration efforts.
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Transcontinental flight aims for 22 hour coast to coast
Pilot G. Kelly and crew plan a nonstop hop from Roosevelt Field to San Diego California aboard the T-2 monoplane aiming to complete the transcontinental route in about 22 hours. Oakley and Seeney assist in the high speed effort as the departure is announced today.
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Minute Men pledge drive stirs local meeting
A chaotic gathering witnessed residents signing pledge cards to join the Minute Men movement. The event sparked friction as attendees debated leadership and purpose amid dense crowding and verbal exchanges.
Unclear weather loss reported in New England notes
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Threat by France prompts parley withdrawal claims
Fragmentary text reports tension between France and Turkey with warnings to exit talks. Mentions Constantinople and moves toward a halt in a conference, with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR.
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United States watchers on smooth out political tangle
Amid confusion a cautious approach is seen as officials strive to untangle a domestic political dispute. International observers note potential ripple effects for U S policy and global markets as negotiations proceed quietly.
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United States
Government to Enforce Dry Law Across Nation
U P dispatch details government plans to vigorously enforce the Supreme Court liquor ruling. Treasury officials, A G Daugherty, and internal revenue leaders prepare a nationwide program using all agencies. Possible exemptions include liquor shipped for washing and medicinal stores under flag law provisions.
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Bone City
Storm toll in Minnesota notes one dead five injured
One person died and five were injured as severe storms lashed Minnesota causing damage near New Ulm and disruptions in St. Paul. Authorities report property damage and injuries from the weather event.
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President to Spend Fourth in Portland
A brief note indicates the president will mark the Fourth of July in Portland with plans for a hardware arrangement and related events.
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Dead Line To Bring in Liquor Stores
A scrambled report from Washington outlines new deadlines for liquor store closures and related regulatory actions. The piece notes government officials and party leaders amid a tense climate, with references to enforcement dates and enforcement measures along the Jersey coast and New York area.
Germany offers reparations plan under Versailles terms
Berlin reports Germany would fix reparations at 36 billion gold marks with cash and in kind payments. The note proposes twenty billion marks paid by 1927, five billion by 1929, and another five by 1932, with the rest credited and International commission to decide long term terms.
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Ships of Britain expect to obey United States laws
London MPs questioned in the House of Commons about American plans to use U.S. ships in territorial waters. The government replied it had no official information confirming any intention to deploy naval vessels from the United States for territorial actions.
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Weather and scarcer wind forecast across Minnesota
Partly cloudy skies are expected tonight with cooler conditions and a gentle breeze. Minnesota will see generally fair weather later, while North Dakota and South Dakota anticipate mild, clear to partly cloudy conditions with light winds.
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