Democrats We Fixed of Ma and Oregon Primaries
Campaigns report shifting delegate counts as Democrats and Republicans race toward primaries and conventions. Cox and Palmer lead unpledged votes while Wood gains in Republican uncommitted delegates, with states like Oregon and Georgia showing contest and reformist moves.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James D. Cox
Ohio
A. “Xlitchell Palmer
Cox
Ohno
Kentucky
Falmer
Pennsylvania
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
H. Glass
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
James W. Gerard
New York
Germany
South Dakota
Georgia
Palmer
Hoke Smith
E Watson
Oregon
Primarrs
Harold D. Jacobs
United Press Lieft
Wood
Lawden
Hiram Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Miles Poindexter
William G_ XlciAdoo
West Virginia
Texas
Tuestar
Hawaii
Delaware
South Carolina
Hoover
Miichigan
James M. Cox
Edwards
Carter H. Glass
Robert Owen
Gilbert Hitchcock
William J. Bryan
Resu MeAdeo
Edweards
Champ Clark
Fee
Marshall
Meredith
Glass
F. S. Simmons
North Carolina
Olwen
Bryan
Hitchcock
Homer
Cummings
Gerard
Lowden
Worl
Johnson
Warren G. Harding
Poin- Gexter
London
Nicholas Murray Butler
William C Sproul
Herding
Calvin Coolidre
J. C. Pritchard
Poindexter
New St Paul Director Amid Turmoil in Rail Firm Board
A new St Paul director appointment emerges amid changes at the Chicago Milwaukee Ft Wayne Rail War company. The shift places Walter F. Btlee in focus as the board contemplates retirements and shifting roles. A broader sense of uncertainty surrounds the leadership moves and future plans within the firm.
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Parker Orke J. Maron
New York
Marsboard
Mywaukes & Ft Tavl
Reil‘war Company
Walter F .Btlee
Peace resolution adopted by the House in a party line vote
Washington D C The Republican rescue measure passed the House 226 to 149 with twenty Democrats joining Republicans. Two Republicans Kelly of Michigan and Fuller of Massachusetts voted against it. The resolution now goes to the president and aims to prevent a presidential veto from being overridden.
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Assocmice Press
Wishington
D. C
House
Senate
Kelly
Michigan
Fuller
Massachusetts
Germany May 29 Berlin Conference Outlook and Demands
Berlin correspondent for The Manchester Guardian reports Germany may propose a reparations package tied to restoring Europe’s economy. Key points include 400,000 tons of shipping for Germany, proceeds from liquidation of German property in England and France, and a demand for 10 to 20 billion gold marks. Also calls for reduced occupation costs, coal delivery relief if Silesian colliery is lost, and restored cross border economic reciprocity.
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Berlin
Spa
Presa
Manchester
St Spa
Manchester Guardian
Germany
England
Campaign to use abandoned Michigan farms
West Michigan Development briety plans a statewide effort to place idle 28 000 plus farms back into production. The program retools surplus labor in industrial centers to work on ready to farm sites across lower peninsula townships and rural areas.
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Associated Press
Traverse Cuy. Mich
Westen Michigan
Michigan
Sone Ee
Peninsul
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
New Potatoes Seen Price Collapse In Wisconsin
Milwaukee grocers dealers and shippers told state marketing officials that prices for new potatoes will fall sharply due to weak demand and limited sales. They reported the public rejects 9-cent potatoes and expect the market to drop as the normal supply remains unsold.
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United Press
Milwaukee
State Division of Marketing
Wisconsin
Grocots
Erocets
Pussyfoot Johnson Plans Air Trip Across the West
The anti-sour league speaker Pussyfoot Johnson will travel by airplane on a western tour. A schedule lists departure by rail at Granser, Colorado, then flight to Twin Falls, Idaho, with connections to Shoelake for a return train leg.
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Associated Press
Westenitle
O-Wilhem F
Pussyfoot
Johnson
Granser
Colo
Twin Falls
Idaho
Shoelake
Motorman’s Great Luck Tied to Trust Inheritance
A fragmented report from Louisville and New Albany notes a motorman’s fortune linked to a trust held by Green. The inheritance involves a woman described as among the wealthiest and references a relative from Sajem, Indiana, tied to the estate of Jortho Heward.
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Louissie
J A. Helly
New Albany
Ind
Moterman
Green
Sali Ia
Fis
Charles
Sajem
Jortoh Heward
Mrs
Price Cut Movement Hits New York Retail Trade
New York buyers and department store managers announce reductions of 1 to 50 percent and refusals to buy future stock until manufacturers and wholesalers lower prices. Officials say cuts may be artificial and expect further declines in food and groceries as banks move to call loans on speculators.
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Associated Press
New York
United Press
Chicago
Middle West
West
Swift & Co
Fleury Sprague
Sprague, Warner & Co
Sears, Roshuck & Co
Sprague
Texas lumber down cuts hit Texas stores
Dalian Tes First break in retain clothing prices today as Hurst Brothers Co announces 20 percent general reduction. San Antonio merchants slash prices on men and women’s foods by one third. Three Temple department stores cut 20 percent. Austin stores post 20 to 25 percent drops in clothing shoes and sake. Waco notes reductions from 10 to 30 dollars per thousand feet. wholesale dealers claim the cut.
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Associated Press
Dalian
Tes
Hurst Brothers Company
San Antonios
Temple
Austin
Texas
Waco
American Aviator Crosses Bolivian Andes In Flight
Lapaz Bolivia May 29 Lieutenant Donald Hudson the American aviator who organized Bolivian air corps crossed Mount Illimitant the highest Bolivian peak passing over Lapaz at about 20 000 feet his aircraft iced over upon descent and the lone mechanician Apus Senger was unconscious.
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Associated Press
Lapaz
Bolivia
Donald Hudson
Mount Illimitant
Tal
Apus Senger
Action Postponed On Right Of Way For Soldier Relief
Washington, 9 0. The House committee postponed action on a petition giving the soldier relief right of way in the House tomorrow. Campioni announced favorable action on the measure before adjournment. A ceremony was planned as the session opened an hour earlier to pass before adjournment.
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Associated Press
Washinrion
Caaimasa Campioli
Fireman Falls Four Stories During Exhibition
Lanteville Kentucky crowd watched as Henry Walton, an American, fell four stories while two other men stood below. Firemen Richard Stur ray Jacob Setgar and Jamen Chiler wood rushed to aid, but Walton suffered a head cut and bruises while the fall caused minor injuries to others on the ground.
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Hy Agsonialed Press
Lanteville
Dremen Herr
Henry Walton
Richard Sturray
Jacob Setgar
Jamen Chilerwood
Arma
Inter StateCommerce approves rail loan program
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a loan of at least 25 million dollars from the revolving fund to help railways acquire equipment to meet public transportation needs. Proposed allocations include 40.9 million for claim reserves, 12 million for short line rails, 73 million for additions and betterments, and 250 million for maturities. Up to 2,000 locomotives and 100,000 freight cars are needed, with current orders likely only 25 percent of requirement. Hearings set for May 29 to review applications and detailed carrier needs. Grain spoilage reported in Panhandle storage, with congestion in Galveston prompting rush to increase shipping assets.
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Ay Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Inter~state Commerce Commission
Commission
Austin
Tex
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eres Railway Commission
Galveston
Texas Commission
United States Shipping Board
Troopers Search Hills For Ambush Suspects In Matewan Shootout
State troopers in Roanoke pursue two wounded men after an ambush near Matewan West Virginia. Baldwin Felts agents defended themselves amid gunfire while the local guard kept Matewan under control. A company statement conflicts with witness accounts of the ambush and casualties.
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W.x
United Press
Matewan
W. Ward
Bud McCoy
Agence
Ansocizitd Press
Roanoke
V. G. Baldwin
Laldwin-Fells Etective Agency
A. G Felle
Sas
Pete Anslee
Din
Felis
Hatfield
Mr. Felts
Biuefeld
Halieta
Milwaukee Plans 10 Be Builders of Homes
Milwaukee plans to recruit manufacturers bankers wholesalers and retailers to raise funds for a municipal housing project. The city housing commission announced a canvass to start Monday aiming to assemble 2000000 to build the first unit of the proposed housing plan under Major Hoan’s direction.
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Milwaukee
Iveec Milwarker
Hemen
Eliy
Tunis
Hoan
Apparel costs to stay steady despite wage rise
A Cleveland report notes that union labor and material costs are unchanged and garment prices will not rise. Survey shows women’s wear offers the lowest garments and the market won’t demand higher prices despite economic pressures.
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Ceakland
Crete
Spontaneous Fire Strikes Sheboygan Furniture Plant
A Sheboygan fiber furniture plant suffered a large blaze blamed on spontaneous combustion. Officials say losses rose from 36 000 to 40 000 dollars, with about 20 900 dollars in tapestry destroyed. The factory, organized in 1914, is fully insured.
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Associated Press
Sheboysam
Sheboygan Fiver Furniture Compuss
Contenta of
Ste
Mbow
Officgre
Sheveygan
Furniturn Etanais
Five Meat Packers Dominate Industry Senate Debates Regulation
Associated Press report from Washington notes Senator Kendrick argues the hog five control major markets and interstate stock handling. He cites 70 percent of stock in 1916 moving through their yards and accuses packers of defying laws to funnel livestock to favored markets. He urges federal regulation to protect producers and consumers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hkoandrick
Denocrat
Wyoming
Tha Senate
Stofk
Bnefit
Thse
Kendrick
Kull
Appeal From Persia Shows Tense World War I Era Diplomacy
London reports Persia appeals to the League of Nations to shield against Bolshevik aggression after Bolshevik forces land on Persian soil from the Caspian Sea. The appeal names ships in Pas in harbor and urges neutral rights while disarming and interning them. Hungary’s peace delegation chief Prasnoweki says he has returned from Budapest.
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Associated Press
London
Preia
League of Nation
Caspian Sea
Penlan
Pari
Bazett Harbor
Beionsina
Penskine
Persia
Dghti Ag
Bbo
Milwaukee bankers limit their lending amid price cutting
Bank officials in Milwaukee report tightened loan standards as merchants cut prices and demand weaker in the trade climate. Executives say the move is precautionary and signals cautious outlook for credit demand and merchandise deliveries.
Judge Landis Refuses Return of Seized Liquor
Judge Landis denies request to return 2037 quarts of liquor seized from Arenetates Press Chiceee. Federal agents recently seized the liquor as part of a party or individual’s case. The judge’s ruling cited lack of petition for return and noted concerns about the liquor’s status.
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ARE Arenetates Press
Chiceee
Spitva Surmer Ralpenberger, Weld
Vguer
Judee Lande
Fimares
Tre Jiane
Hie Pettley
Spteen
Mexico Seeks Unified Line as Villa Crisis Deepens
Washington reports that Villa may be drawn into a unified revolutionary line despite ongoing tensions with General Carranza. Provisional governments urge cooperation while state department notes no confirmation of talks. Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City describe military and political maneuvers, tax circulars, and plans for future leadership contests.
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Washington
Maris
Villa
Gorwral
Villats
Chika
Representa |Ives
Carlos
State Department
Generalurtade
Arrieta
Durango
Curran
Vili
Alexivo City
Mexico City
Carranza
Prove Sonal
Congress
Gonzales
Adolfo de la Huerta
Obrexson
Tua Muerte
Chihuattuk City
Mexico
el Paso
P. Eling Calles
Hewula
Meaiy
Callies
Lfe
Anehteich
Vera Cruz
Carranca
Sin Gialveston
Venveltina Carrazz
Tarnes
Mexco
Tuxyam
Gutman Wisin
Arparentis Hes Teironel Geniosonier Theisen
Palle Gonzales
Adolfin de la
Raverior
Sonne
Employer Attitude Blamed For Harsh Conditions
A distorted and garbled report blames employers for unsafe conditions and fear among workers. It cites confusion over duties and suggests teachers and students were influenced by disruptive ideas. The piece references class tensions and calls for action from authorities to address the unrest.
Prohibition Officers Seek Whisky Warehouse Arrests
Prohibition officials in Chienge Indiana obtained warrants for a whisky warehouse raid after a federal probe into seven men tied to a bootlegging ring. Arrests followed as agents detailed forged permits and large-scale contraband liquor sales, with three men held on bonds and others released.
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Chienge
3Fa- Bon
Ferest
Federnithortthes
Easey
Gabarots
Torder
Kert Howard
Prohibition Enforcement Staff
Troward
Stoward
Anne Wretson
Herman Stein
William Lawler
United States
Wilem Magon
Jet
London
Barty Thmsa
Helter Skelter Prices Trigger Massive Market Slide
Prices across the Chicago board of trade collapsed in a broad selloff led by corn and pork. July corn fell to 1.64 a bushel and July pork to about 34.75, with deliveries dropping as futures plunged and late hours saw frantic losses as traders sought to limit losses amid bearish signals and railroad anxieties.
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Cheago
Board of Trade
Belier
Ordera
Housra Will County
Prices of basic RGn products rise sharply in AP report
An Associated Press style brief notes a large rise in basic iron and steel prices since 1914, with economist W. Jett Lanek citing a 200 percent increase and broader wartime demand impacting U.S. production and costs. The report references unions and public interest, mentioning figures tied to the era's economic strain.
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Associated Press
Washington
TD. C
W. Jett Lanek
Who
Publwas
Laake
Americas
Peracion
Unclear OCR: May Not Contain Coherent Event
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page includes garbled names and phrases that do not form a clear event or report. No identifiable persons, dates, places, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable content.
Congress Slow to Aid Europe Amid Relief Funding Debate
Henry P. Davison warns Congress of a failing postwar Europe facing disease, poverty, and currency collapse as relief plans falter. Despite calls for 120 million dollars, lawmakers approve only 30 million, delaying action while Europe bleeds. Davison urges swift U S aid to stabilize democracies and curb humanitarian disaster.
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