Battle over tax cut measures divides Senate in tight vote
Washington reports a Senate clash over a $205,909,000 tax cut bill and a companion $296,000,000 House measure. After two close votes, Vice President Dawes cast his first vote, keeping the Republicans within their $209,000,000 reduction target. Democrats faced defeat on key provisions while party lines shifted during reconsideration as the reconciled package moved toward conference.
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Washington
Senate
Gooldge
Mejiten
Dawes
South Carolina
Practer
North Dakota
Bizinc
Wisconsin
Evacuation plans debated amid rising China tensions
United States officials considered an extreme emergency evacuation of Americans from North China, including civilians and armed forces, with a staged withdrawal to Tianjin. The move followed Boxer-era fears, though officials hoped it would not be necessary, and noted authorities would act to avoid a repeat of 1900 violence.
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Siauritz A. Hallgren
United Press
Washington
China
United States
Tientsin
Amercan
Macc Musrar
Alarks Sisted
State Department
Greetings to Colonel Lindbergh from Coste and Le Brix
In Bucharest Roumania Coste and Le Brix sent greetings to Colonel Lindbergh and his aviators, via the Associated Press. The message expressed heartfelt regards and celebrated Lindbergh’s epoch in aviation.
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Icoste
LE Brix
Colonel Lindbergh
Bucharest
Roumania
Dwudonce Coste
Joseph le Brix
Iig
Lindbergh
Che Anni
Oshkosh Seeks Place on the Atmail Map
Wisconsin air mail leaders plan new routes to connect with the Chicago Twin Cities line. The Milwaukee Association of Commerce proposes complete air service across the state with tentative Fox River valley and lake shore routes. Attendees included Oshkosh Appleton Green Bay and Escanaba delegates.
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Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Tae
Mondar
Air Service Committee
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
United States Besta Department
Chicago
Cry Cliy Im
Fox River Valley
Green Bay
Wallow
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
ior-Duluth
Lake Shore
Lindbergh's Flight Across Atlantic Delayed to Fall
Detroit reports Col Cherles A Lindbergh's planned Atlantic crossing postponed indefinitely. Weather forecasts favored May or October for departure, Greenland landing strip readiness cited. Lindbergh, Cassell, and Rockford pilots linger as plans shift to fall voyage with navy and university associates assisting.
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Detroit
Mich
Cher’ Tes
A. Lindbergh
Atlanta
Greenland
United Tall
United Press
Lindbergh
Irip
W. EH. Hobys
Universty
Xuechigan
Aho
Ann’ Asbor
Midh
Tomorow
New Fore
Wil Saul Satuccay
Copenagen
Beri
Gassell
Rockford
Steckheim
Cassell
Sumfar
Sehise
Brock
Stockholm
Jda
St. Louis
Rian
Itour
Coas
Pinko Gee
Lindpersh
Femrer Ifisme Companien
Wii
Disinherited Son Awarded Mother's Estate in Probate
In Milwaukee, a son claimed his mother's will, which disinherited him for alleged intoxication, was invalid. The judge ruled the will invalid, noting testimonies that the mother was deluded about his drinking and granted the entire $80,000 estate to the son after the final hearing.
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Milwaukes
Daiiy Court
Arthur Ota
Mary Mw. O
Orr
John Barel
Venizelos Returns to Power in Greek Politics
Eleutherios Venizelos reenters Greek politics and is expected to form a new cabinet and possibly become president. A general election may follow soon as the government hints at dissolving parliament and releasing General Theodore Pangalos from captivity amid ongoing political turmoil.
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Athens
Eleutherios Venizelos
Joley
Venizelos
NEENAH INSTITUTIONS ROBBED DURING NIGHT BREAK-IN
Neenah police report a burglary in which a library, a school, and a plumbing supply company office were entered. The library was ransacked and about $2 in change taken along with some money, two checkbooks, and a small amount of other items. Local officials say the loss is believed to be small.
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Neenah, Wis
Neenan Pudie
Rochial School
Rohm Plimp~ang & Supply
Plumbing Supo Company
New Gas-Electric Car To Be Put In Service
Milwaukee and South Beaver Dam will gain a new gas electric car on the South Beater Dam route of the Southwestern railroad. The car, with capacity for fifty passengers and equipped to handle two tubes per hour, will replace two older cars and operate a round trip between Milwaukee and South Beaver Dam. A. P. Ruler, general superintendent, says the new car conforms to company orders for Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee PA
Mai
South Beater Dam
Souhwestern
A. P. Ruler
Milwaukee
Beaver Dam
Foumesntors
Tvpi
Company
Wisconsin Es
Campaign Log May 22: Hoover Campaign Leaders, Texas Delegations
United Press report by James W. Good notes Hoover campaign leadership in the East. In Texas, Democrats at Beaumont split into three factions seeking dry, anti-Smuth, and pro-South delegations. Texas Republicans met in Dallas with National Committeeman RB Greager pushing for delegation instructions for Herbert Hoover.
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United Press
James W. Good
Chicago
Ais
Paign
Hoover
Texas
Armies and Navies Shrivel If Powers Sign Pact
Washington reports a wide congressional debate as the House overrides presidential vetoes on postal pay and rent bills for fourth class postmasters and staff. Senate action hinges on a two-thirds vote, while Ramsay MacDonald urged a multilateral peace pact.
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Washington
House
Coolaéges
Winte House
Haid
Lonton
Secresary
Frank
Hellogg
Ramsay McDonald
American Chamber of Commerce
House of Commons
MacDonald
Austen Chambers
Oshkosh Next Meeting Place of State Bankers
In Meantforce Wisconsin the Wisconsin Bankers Association met with over 24 bankers in attendance. Judge Henry Graess urged directing foundation funds to showcase capital’s impact on social and industrial development. Osage? Oshkosh was chosen as next meeting site with L. unz elected president and officers selected.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Henry Graess
Green Bar
Cree
Rockeferer and Carnogie Foundation
Wisconsin Ban’ S Assoc
L. Unz
W Wr
Beaver Dam Barber Records Annual Haircut for Local Character
Local barber Voreck announced that the town’s most peculiar resident, known as Slippert, receives his yearly haircut and beard trim as winter weather begins. The elderly man, unnamed in reports, is said to appear each year after a long spring or early summer absence, with last year’s momentous event noted in June.
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Summi
Igome
Voreck
Jocal Barber
Bremen Flyers Return Home Aboard Liner Columbus
Three men connected to the Bremen air disaster are returning to New York aboard the Lloyd liner Columbus after personal representation and a phone call with Baron Ven Huenefeld. Montreal reports confirm guests of Montreal as the Bremen plane’s passengers tied to the event.
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Bremen
Lloyd Liner
Columbe
New York
Atlantic
York
Fiarry Brune
Baron Ven
Huenefeld
Montreal
Geron Gunther von F Hemart
Marcus Will Protest Madison Fi Pray
Fragmentary text reports Marcus planning a protest in Madison involving figures such as Lewitt and Gov. Henm with unclear details. Names and roles are partially garbled, leaving uncertainty about event scope or date.
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Madison
Lewitt Gov
Hecman
Huser
Senate Debates Boulder Dam Bill Amid Campaign Probe
United Press reports today in Congress that the Senate resumes hearings on the Boulder dam bill for a second time while public lands committee continues its investigation into presidential campaign matters. Postal bills face action as debate opens on the dam project amid a presidential veto.
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Senate
Johnson Boulder Dam
Tammittee
Pubic Lands Committee
Wyoming
Hose
Naselsanp
Boulder Dam
Probers Probe Indiana Ohio West Virginia on Campaign Spending
Washington D C United Press state correspondent reports the Senate campaign investigation committee plans trips to Ohio Indiana and possibly West Virginia to audit district and county committees and uncover spending. Separate inquiry targets Senator James E Watson and Herbert Hoover factions with totals around 100600.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Siemer
Republian
Oregon
Bratton
New Mexico
Raleigh
Kansas City
Tnp
Alien
James E Watson
Herbert Hoover
Paul R Mallon
United Press State
Washington, D. C
Wettern
Sen Franz
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Hoover
Vpentee- Thomerp
Gus Povmerene
Fonrer
Jeost
Hum Permet Ybhs
Cahen Pomerene S
South Dakota Delegates Debate Instructions And Loyalties
In Sierre South Dakota concerns about delegate naming arise with unclear binding instructions for presidential preference. Democratic leaders claim delegates will follow convention actions backing Lowden and Smith, while Republicans pledge thirteen delegates to Lymer Governor Lowden.
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Sierre
S. D
South Dakota
Whire
Lowden and
Smith
Farm relief bill at White House fate uncertain
Washington reports the White House fate of the farm relief bill remains unclear as President Coolidge weighs the measure. Officials expect action soon, but no decision has been disclosed, with McNerrhaugen’s bill uncertainties noted and departments asked to report back.
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White House
Washington, D.C
Coolidze
McNerrhaugen
Jap Scientist Is Martyr to Yellow Fever
Dr. Midese Noguchi, a Japanese scientist linked with the Rockefeller Institute, died at Accra while researching yellow fever. He identified the fever’s cause and worked on a vaccine, contracting the disease from infected blood via a monkey. His work linked African and South American fevers. colleagues continue the search with his notes.
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New Yorkh
Midese Noguchi
Tropics
Rockefeller
Accra
Gold
Armes
Nogucht
Rockefeller Foundation
Institute
Globe
Iivo
Canadian liquor cargo seized in Mackinac straits
Report details the capture of a Canadian liquor cargo valued around 360 900 in the Mackinac straits. A 150 foot steamer, loaned from Windsor Ontario, and a battery of coast guard cutters pursued the vessel through the straits, arresting crew as authorities report a raid and confiscations along the route.
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Markinaw City
Weather forecast summary from Alsocated Presst
Tonight and Wednesday bring mostly warm spells across the southwest region with partly cloudy skies. Upper Michigan and Vanessta show partly cloudy to clear conditions, with warmer temperatures, while Duluth area expects near record highs. North port.on and surrounding areas anticipate continued mild weather through Wednesday with variable cloudiness and regional warmth.
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Vaisily
Wuchisan
Withdrawal May End the War in China
United Press dispatch reports northern Chinese forces under Gen. Chang Tso Lin negotiating a possible retreat from Peking to avert civil conflict, while Chiang Kai Shek and Feng Yu Hsiang armistice tensions rise. Southern forces push toward Peking as foreign officials seek settlement, with refugees and American missionaries remaining in danger zones near Paotingfu.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press Sia
Tokyo
Peking
Chang Tso Lin
Chang
Chiang Kai Shek
Feng Yu Hsiang
Shanghai
Tsman
Yellow River
Nazhing
Foreign Affairs Committee
Japan
Shantung
Meludine
Paotinsin
Paotingfu
Soi
Nghims
Bave
Paotmgia
Deste
Poisoned women die as court action stalls at Newark plant
Newark workers claim exposure to chemical poisoning at a New Jersey factory endangers lives. Lawyers note orders delaying relief. a September hearing is set as counsel seek restraining actions and accountability amid toxic claim.
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Newark
Nlf
New Jersey
Nate Heamne
Pratt
Resi Corporation
Elthouth
Raimond G FH. Berry
I As
Honor Wilkins and Eielson Honored in Bergen Welcome
Bergen Norway decorated the civ and harbor with flags to honor Capt George H Wilkins and Carl B Eielson who arrived from Tromso. Crowds cheered as the Bergen museum director praised their scientific exploration and a luncheon was hosted by the U S consul. They were invited to dine with King Haakon this evening.
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Bergen
Norway
George H. Wilkins
Carl B Eielson
Tromsee
United States
Aakon
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