California Democrats back Governor Smith as Hoover gains
Returns from California precincts show Herbert Hoover ahead with 525 505 votes in 3 360 precincts while Alfred E. Smith trails with about 62 votes in California. Delegates at large indicate Smith’s rising strength with 304 for Alfred E. Smith and 36 for James A. Reed as Democratic delegates gather in Washington.
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San Francisco
Calif
California
Yodar
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Reed
Walh
Washington, D. C
al Smith
Californ
United Press
Aise
Frank O. Lowden
Charles E. Curtis
William E. Borah
President Coolidge
George W. Norris
Alfred E. Smith
James A. Reed
Amon
Alfred
Roser
I Owl
Seiswor Rese Bad
Senzior Walsh
Berbers Hoover
Kansas City
Gor
Houston
Seaver
Renbblican Party
Hicover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Demand by Labor Threatens Wisconsin Rapids Adler Pact
Labor representatives press the Adler company a Wisconsin Rapids manufacturing firm to gut orders and sever contracts. Union threats loom against open shop policies with potential breach penalties and layoffs affecting about 200 workers.
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Wisconsin Rapids
ADLER
Wisconsin
Latin Saim
Fiber Furniture Makers Seek Rate Cuts in Turbulent Market
A fragmented report notes fiber furniture manufacturers seeking lower rates to survive market pressures. The text mentions industry players and urgent financial strain, with little concrete data but clear demand for relief.
Kellogg Said Certain for 1923 Nobel Peace Prize
Berlin report cites Frank B Kellogg as confident in diplomatic circles that he will be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 1923.
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Kellogg
Berlin
Frank B Fellogg
United Press
Northern forces report defeat and withdrawals in China
The article notes northern forces were defeated in north Sransi and forced to withdraw. It mentions missing American consul Shenghai Chris-Av Walter B. Wilson Jr. of Greenport Carolina, who disappeared after leaving his residence in Shanghai on March 25 and the search continues. It references Wilson as a prominent alumnus and lists family ties.
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Peking
Sransi
FIDE
Shenghai
Chris
Walter B. Whlson, Jr
Greenorth Carolina
Amercan
Shanghai
Mr. Wilson
United St
Brothers Sre Wi
S. Point
Inquiry Promised into Campaign Expenses of Presidential Candidates
Washington report on a Senate inquiry into campaign spending by presidential hopefuls. Senator Steiner urged a thorough review as part of broader effort to ensure financial transparency in national elections.
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Irquiry
Presibert
Washinsion
Inenpariganou
Arta” Invest
Eneurces Hegemaie Tomo
Mee
Sme
Senator Steiner
Three Dead In May Day Event In Warsaw City
A May Day celebration in Warsaw city ended with three people killed. Sources report chaotic scenes and unclear details as officials investigate. Witnesses describe crowd disturbances and a sudden incident causing multiple fatalities.
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Warsaw
Seek Assailants of Highway Patrolman in Green County
Police launch a search in Green County for two men suspected of assaulting a highway patrolman on the road near Connecticut. Authorities describe the victims and suspects in vague terms while urging public tips.
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Ronnue
Wis
Muueegixiay
Green County
Tve Janis
Brisieen
Congress Daily Briefing Highlights Senate and House Actions
Senate continues debate on foreign relations priorities while considering calendar bills. ROCSE committee resumes hearings on interstate commerce and inland waterway matters. House and Senate conferees review flood control legislation.
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Senate
Boulder
House
Teapot Dome dispute widens as Sinclair tied to Fall telegram
Washington coverage details Senate Teapot Dome inquiry revealing a telegram from Secretary Fall urging Salt Creek lease bids. Sinclair denies direct tie to Fall telegram, but evidence suggests possible influence as Sinclair owned a ranch stake from proceeds. Senate figures questioned attorney Littleton over statements regarding Continental Trading bonds.
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Paul R. Maton
United Pass
Washington, D. C
Harry Sinchar
Tomer
Interior
Nye
Senate Teavaz
C. Finney
Salt Creek
Sinclair
Pall
Fudwest
Bureau of Mines
Paso
Hor
Senator Walsh
Montana
Foxmed Sinclar
W. Littleron
Littleton
Sincleir
Walsh
Continental Trading Company
Sinclar
Wisconsin State Central Committee Meeting Notice
Wisconsin State Central Committee will meet to select alternates for delegates to the national convention. The meeting date is to be set by the committee with notices given at least twelve days before opening. The location and precise timing are to be determined and announced.
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Wisconsin State Central Committee
Madison
Republican State Central
Ate
Chase
Oconto
Kansas
Supporters Win First Vote On Farm Relief Amendment
Supporters of a farm relief bill win the initial vote on an amendment. The article notes a 100 to 3 tally and referencesW. Satabl at Jr as a participant amid moves to grant the proposed federal farm board authority to enter into name agreements.
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W. Ssatablat, JR
Federal Farm Board
Cadet Burned to Death in Plane Crash
Cadet Irwin Best of Fremon North Carolina died when a De Havilland plane crashed during a solo flight from Brooksfield. The craft went into a tail spin and immediately caught fire, burning him.
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San Antonio, Tey
Irwin Best
Fremon
N.C
de Haviland
Brooksfield
Washington Prepares to Fight Potomac Floods
The Washington area braces for a rapid Potomac rise as snowmelt from Cumberland threatens severe flooding. Army, park, and DC sewer teams set sandbag defenses while coast guards and public works coordinate reinforcements and emergency readiness.
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Washington, D. C
Potomac
Weather Bureau
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
American Owned Gold Mines Destroyed in Nicaragua Raid
Raiders blew up and destroyed several American owned gold mines in northern Nicaragua including La Liz tang Bonanza near Bluefields. The La Luz mine station and nearby facilities were seized, and managers Johnson and a regional assistant reported loss as authorities investigated the outrages. The region remained deserted as the raiders fled.
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Bluefields
Nicaragua
la Liztang
Mip
Johnson
la Lez
Rena Sud
Neaives
Fam
George Bsistant
la Luz
Bern
Two Girls Die in Auto Crash Near Mussina Warr
Two young girls perished in a motor vehicle accident with limited readable details. The truncated clipping references a roadside scene in the Mussina Warr area and mentions related weather notes and time stamps surrounding the event.
Flyers Wives Dress Up On Fifth Avenue Night Out
New York society notes James Fitzmaurice and Mrs Hermann Koch spent hours selecting outfits for a Fifth Avenue shopping outing. Mrs Fitzmaurice surprised with coral dress and black gloves, while Fitzmaurice paired a navy coat with blue fox trim.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Iss
James Fitzmaurice
Hermann Koch
Fitzmaurice
Maurice
Wirsees
Rand
Logryggeater Charges Washington, Imperial 3 Cavidence
Fragmentary OCR notes report charges involving Washington and Imperial 3 cavidence values. The brief mentions an indexed presiv tron and powered suppl in a contested case or testimony. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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Washington, T. C
Inet
Scuffling in street linked to youth death in Wisconsin
A youth named Robert Keemor died after a scuffle on a Manawa street in Wisconsin. The incident occurred when another boy ran into the path of a vehicle driven by Mrs John Fenske, causing Keemor to crash and suffer fatal injuries.
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Manana. Wis
Heuveen
Griven
John Fenske
Robert Keemorat
Senate Passes Postal Rates Bill With Reductions
The Senate approved Postal Rates Bill 16 amended to cut costs by about 38.95 million dollars annually with further reductions in 1920 and 1921 rate scales. The bill moves to conference as the House had restored 1921 second class rates while the Senate lowered third class matter to 1 cent per two ounces.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Post Notice Committee
Powers of Commission Sufficient to Need No Further Legislation
Commissioner Eastman told the House Interstate Commerce Committee that current powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission to set routes and jet rates between rail and water carriers suffice. He noted the Denison bill proposal to extend government barge line services on the Mississippi River, but said private lines would still require a certificate of public convenience from the commission, possibly inviting private capital.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commitee Commission
Eastman Idav
Reuse Commerce Committee
Spitcoads
Chamberlain Reveals British Foreign Policy Briefing
London dispatch notes Sir Austen Chamberlain foreign secretary outlining England's stance in Egypt. A brief two page exposition is cited with government response and a cabinet note sent to the Cairn administration, indicating satisfaction with the move.
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Chiterd
L. Dar
Gnlierd
Sint Correszonde
London
Austen Chamberlain
Guilinea
England
Egypt
Commons
Cairn
German Irish Flyers Plan 78 Start Tur 68
Fragmented OCR text mentions German Irish flyers and a 78 start and 68 result. The readable lines suggest a sports or aviation brief with names and places garbled beyond recognition. The readable entities include possible teams or groups and numeric scores, but full facts are unclear.
Woman Goes On Trial For Grand Larceny
Mrs. Fini ence Fe oS Knapp faces trial in New York charged with grand larceny of 275.05 from the state census fund. After two and a half hours of voir dire, 210 jurors were finally selected amid a steady stream of talesmen.
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Wnat
New York
Fini
Pean
Honors Society Refuses Election to Phi Beta Kappa
A student declined Phi Beta Kappa election citing opposition to honorary status and concerns about how grades determine merit. The notice notes her reasons and asserts that the criteria exclude others and distort true niche values.
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PHI Beta Kappa
Methodist Conference Seeks World Peace and Reform
The Episcopal address at the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church endorsed the league of nations and world court, proposed unity with the southern church, and favored native bishops with local autonomy. Divorce, anti prohibition, and racial goodwill were central topics amid criticisms of repeal efforts and proposed new social norms.
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Invin I. Femrite
United Press
Kansas City
World Court
League of Nations
International
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Luther B. Wilson
New York
League
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Pal
South
Acc
Republican Tennessee convenes delegates to Hoover
The Republican state convention in Tennessee instructions delegates to vote for Herbert Hoover. The campaign committee and senate task force begin work after organization.
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Republcan
Senate
Tennessee
Herbert Hoover
Bremen crew honored with tank tributes in Washington
The Bremen crew led by Baron Von Huene feld and Captain Hoenl received high honors in Washington. President Coolidge presented the Distinguished Flying Crosses at the White House after a ceremony on the South Lawn. The reception drew crowds as the crew, who flew from Ireland to Greenland, were celebrated for their transatlantic achievements.
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Byle
Wilson
United Press
Washington
America
Bremen
Ireland
Greenly Island
White House
Philadelphia
Citauors
Koch
Europe
North America
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