Regency Rejects Peasant Demand in Romanian Crisis
Regime in Bucharest dismissed a call by about 200000 peasants at Alda Julia to resign. Peasant leaders urged constitutional restoration and a national government, while Prince Carol planned a return to reclaim the throne but was blocked by lacking landing papers.
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Alda Julia
Sune Gav
Vintils Bratinu
Julio Maniv
Teader
Peasants Party
Alba Talia
Roumania
Peasants’ Party
Carol
Carel
Sechiel
Tnerifi
IL Rianin
Osas
Gartr
London
Prince Carol
Romania
Fis
Croydon
Rumanis
Mother
Escaped Inmate Perrin Faces Death or Life Sentence
Delath Minn Pirin, an escaped convict and former highway robber, may be returned to Michigan for trial on a life sentence or for new charges. Perrin was serving 15 years at Marquette for bank robbery when he escaped last November from the Manite prison. Duluth chief of detectives says Perrin could be tried on firearm and other counts tied to heist on a barge. Danielson of Superior, the rail line agent, also accuses Perrin of a separate railroad theft in Superior and a past Omaha railroad job.
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Perrin
Id Danielson
Superior Line
Upper Michigan
Danielson
Omaha
Superior
Flood Control Bill Returns to Conference Negotiations
The flood control bill moves back into conference as key Senate and House conferees resume talks. Leaders and the president engage in discussions amid broader efforts to advance the measure and assess its feasibility and funding.
Passage of Bible ReadingLaw in 19 Schools Urged
Stevens Point Wisconsin reports renewed push for a state law requiring Bible reading in 19 schools without comment. A Gideons organization meeting endorses a resolution urging passage while noting election of Walter P. Jones as president and other officers.
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Stevens Point
Wise
Gally
Wises
Walter P. Hones
Madson
Aghn H
Pulton
West Allis
Anc
G A. Briggs
Bare
Timmermar's Effort to Brirs Flyers 7 Madison Laval
Disjointed OCR reads show a fragmented sports brief about Timmermar and a Flyers match against Madison Laval with unclear details. The garbled text references percentages and a Chicago connection but lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
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Timmermar
Brirs Flyers
Madison Laval
Selection of Jury to Try M Laughlin Underway Today
Chicago report says selection of jurors begins today to try Eugene McLaughlin, alleged as a member of a crime ring. McLaughlin, arrested in Wisconsin, is accused of aiding an escape attempt as a guard shot a man at his home.
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M’laughlin
Chicago
Eugene
Che Werkel
Laughlin
McLaughlin
J Ward
Wis
Hoover Seen as Victor in Hoosier State
Washington reports a decisive Hoovers victory in Indiana with strong support for his nomination. Analysts cite preferential ballots and opposition figures including Sen. Frank W. as Hoover gains across the state. Predictions mention 79,000 votes as a likely outcome and note strong Indiana sentiment favoring Hoover.
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Hoover
Victor
Hoosier State
Campaign Log Shows Democratic Beating Odds and Delegation Hints
The report notes that if the anti saloon party loses by a large margin it will influence the Texas precinct conventions. Returns suggest Beaumont will host the state Democratic convention and name a delegation to the national meeting. High profile presidential nominees are being called to testify at the senate campaign committee opening.
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Washington
Texas
Beaumont
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Millionaire estate suit plays out in Michigan court
In Menominee a probate hearing over the estate of wealth maker Isidore Liord centers on competing claims by Mrs Isadora Liord of Los Angeles and the former wife. The case tests inheritance for a man who left substantial wealth and a widow’s challenge to a 790000 prize bequest.
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Meneminee
Mich
Mars Arms Liord
Lionaire Sienemine
Mirs
Aiergerd
Isadora Liord
Los Angeles
Henrik
Small Sliver Causes Berth of Racine Man
A Racine area man from Mount Pleasant near the Racine Kenosha border felt a small sliver in his hand while working Friday. He removed it but later reported pain in his neck and back, raising concerns of a potential injury.
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Racine
Wis
Mount Ilage
Kenosha
Student taxes own life in deadly chemistry experiment
A 28-year-old student, Charles M. Mayer of Kokum Texas, reportedly left two notes claiming this was his last great experiment involving a chemical known as one of the deadliest. Mayer was described as a popular student who lived in Columbia while studying chemistry.
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New York
Charles M. Mayer
Kokum
Tex
Columbia
Shemistry
Coktory
Mayer
Wisconsin Rabies Epidemic Prompts Quarantine Actions
An illness of rabies in central Wisconsin leads to quarantine measures. The state veterinarian orders actions in Green Lake, Dodge, Waupaca, and Winnebago counties as dogs are slain to prevent spread. Officials indicate Wisconsin's situation is not as dire as Illinois while stressing wider spread and public risk.
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Matison
Wisconsin
VS. Larson
Waupace
Anw
Green Lake
Dodge
Wau
Winnebago
Angergh Arg Wees Take Off Water Apparent Plan
The fragment references Curtiss Field and Chavissa with a note about three in his unnamed announcement. The readable text is unclear and partial, offering no full names or concrete facts to confirm events, dates, or outcomes.
Congress Considers Tax Bill and Farm Relief Measures
Senate reviews a tax bill and a farm relief proposal as committees begin hearings. Unanimous consent calendar advances several bills with conferees named for potential negotiations.
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Senate
Twavse
Sino Japanese tensions rise in coastal and inland clashes
Reports describe Japanese and Chinese forces as skirmishing around Shanghai and Shandong with reinforcements ordered. Analysts note potential broader Sino Japanese conflict as provinces including Hupeh and Shandong face military and economic strain.
Sir Glair Atterheys Plead For Reversal Of Gortempt Decision
Sir Glair Atterhey urged the court to reverse the Gortempt ruling. His plea focused on challenging the decision's basis and requesting a reconsideration by the judiciary.
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Glair Atterheys
Gortempt
Carbon MoroXibe Expected as Gause for Payable Claim
The closing session of the fifth annual convention weighed the burden of proof to determine whether deaths were accidental and if the association bears responsibility. Green Bay was chosen as the convention city for Travel Project 8.
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Esrban Moner
Wsina
Ier
Green Bay
Russia Delivers Ominous Note to Poland in 1937 Affair
A cryptic dispatch reports Russia sending a menacing note to Poland amid protests over the Wojciechowski assassination and related antisoviet allegations. The note, later said to include a list of names, reflects tense Polish Russian relations and contentious wartime rhetoric.
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Russia
Wojciechowski
Hsi
Durant lists greatest thinkers of all time in new compilation
Will Durant presents a new ranking of the greatest thinkers, naming Plato, Aristotle, Spinoza, Bacon, Newton, Kant, Voltaire and others. The piece contrasts philosophers with men of action and notes Christ’s influence by feeling.
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Will Durant
New York
Nikels
Danvin
Christ
Plato
Aristotle
Spinoza
Coper- Ricus
Francis Bacon
Newton
Kani
Voltaire
Jesus Christ
Moses
Caesar
Carnegie Hall
Explosion Claims Third Victim in Marathon County
An explosion in Freeye near Wausau Wisconsin claimed a third victim as investigators traced the blast to a Texas company. Residents reported scattered debris and an emergency response response team secured the site.
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Marathon County
Freeye
Wausau
Wis
Texas
Twelve Injured in Panama City Rumpus Brawl
A melee in Panama City left twelve injured as sailors and locals clashed. Ensign Donahue of Milwaukee was beaten by police, detained then released and returned to the Rochester.
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Panama City
Traibo2
Canal
Wight
Exeis
Rochester
Enania
Lise
Byters
J. Warzeures
Donahue
Milwaukee
Panama
The
Substantial Senate Probe Details 1928 Campaign Expenditures
The Special Senate committee opened its inquiry into campaign spending for the 1928 race, revealing receipts and expenditures for eight candidates. Curtis led with about 2148,458.67 spend related to multiple states, while Norris and Borah showed minimal or no spending. Witnesses from both parties testified on receipts and outlays, underscoring expectations of influence and nonalignment among candidates. The briefing noted Republicans Curtis Borah George Norris and others present, with Curtis asserting potential support from President Coolidge.
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Paul Relion
Aelied Press Star
Washington, D. C
Senate
Senator Curtiz
Kansas
Norris
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Wubrece
Curts
Walsh
Montama
Bitchcock
Meoraska
Curtis
Curt.s
Geof
West Virginia
Morris
Hitchcock
George
Georgia
Huil
Tennessee
Steiner
Werris
Aiontans
Geord
Oklahome
Usand
di Uettis
Conedines
Coolidge
Jasi
Tz. Beem
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