Waterpower Bill Passes Congress Despite Senate Filibuster
The waterpower development bill, passed by the House before adjournment, remains largely unchanged from the conference report. It preserves leasing periods of ten years on net investment value, retains discretionary pricing, and directs 50 percent of receipts from national forests or parks to development, with the rest from public lands funding a fund.
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Washington
Uve House
House
Senate
Andian Tee Tnuiane
Eration
Opposition to the bill stalls with no division called
Opposition to the bill was ineignfi cant. No division was called for on its damage.
Kansas Wheat Crop Nears Harvest Peak In Kansas City
Kansas City July 2 record Kansas wheat crop may be harvested within 14 days as indications today show three-fourths of the crop in eastern Kansas already harvested. A large number of workers are being moved westward to finish harvesting with a wave of good weather and prices improving to around 66 cents a bushel, aiding farmers from saving every bushel of Kansas 225,090,000 bushels.
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Kansas City
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Big Assetn
Kaneas
Nothing serious discussed by Beatty and King itst war
New York July 3 Mies Josephine Kelly a black eyed Chicago beauty has no intention of marrying the young King Alexander of Greece. She wrote her uncle that she had been received in audience by the King and had ridden with him. She says nothing serious beyond war and canttle. She likes the King for being about her age companionable and democratic.
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New York
Josephine Kelly
Chicago
Luitiuty
Alexander
Greece
Athena
Pivine
Mish Kelly
Willi Helland
Lorraine Hotel
Bolshevik Liberty Dossier From Moscow Exposes Controls
Frank J. Tayer reports from Moscow on the Soviet regime's harsh liberties in fact. The piece outlines widespread restrictions including travel bans, housing, employment, and consumer limits, framed as a paradox of “freedom” under Bolshevik rule. It cites measures and an interview with a Soviet official, highlighting the contrast between official rhetoric and lived constraints.
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Moscow
Homimniecaine
Speeding Fine In City Court With Threats Made
Ray Smid faced a speeding charge after his vehicle exceeded safe limits on city streets. He paid a $5 fine and faced a $10 increase for threatening violence toward officers. Leo Campbell was also charged with excessive movement and paid a $5 fine.
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Leo Campbell
Cleo
Colonee Fets Keyday in Political Debt Debate
Colonel Theodore Neato of Oynter Froy seeks the Republican nomination for a senate seat. He appears before Edward J. Conbhin and the party committee to present his case. The event marks a pivotal moment in the party’s intra race.
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Mineola
Theodore Neato
Oynter Froy
Nuewau
Edwerd J. Conbhin
Troomevalt
Yul Ip Faces Albany Bid For New York Aldermen Board
Local report notes Yul Ip explores a race for the New York City Board of Aldermen. Ip, allied with a fellow politician, aims to build support among community leaders and push a reform agenda within the borough.
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Bie
Od Jioette
New York
Y W C A Opens Transient Hotel in La Rocheler France
Y W C A opens a transient hotel in La Rocheler France for twenty five girls. Dean led by Annn, a Y W C A worker, with French student cooperation. Mission partners include the Protestant Federation of Young Girls and Christian Union of Young Girls. Edna Raniilin of Bip sac Alabama directed. Mrs Sand and Mien Sandtha, known in Arkansas Mississippi Kentucky and Tennessee, will help supervise with French student women travelers. No local hotel existed for young women amid wartime shortages.
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YS Wlal
Uefore
France
America
Avincorrt
Arkanson
Lovlehma
Missieippi
Kontickes
Tennessee
First Wife Sues Prancis X over Spouse Support
An initial legal filing by the first wife seeks damages and alimony from Prancis X and related parties. The action, filed in a formal court, claims a substantial sum, with specifics tied to a traditional support arrangement and city arts project concerns.
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Baltimond
Lee Purevent
Francia
Thin
Hte Twa Keine
Daliimene
Dawkie Torhman
Firet
Hat Etar
Strom
Yeentinriun
Lalo
Baiti
Fragmentary legal decree mention in 1908 case summary
Fragmentary OCR describes a decree issued in Badtoisie on July 8 1908 with alleged due amounts and parties named in a disputed settlement. The text is garbled, but references a court action and a transfer or decree related to a claim. No clear outcomes or identities are fully transcribed.
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Tivarie
Badtosie
Argentina
French In Fiume Riot Amid Tense Unrest
The newspaper dispatch reports clashes in Fiume between French and local factions, with crowds protesting French actions. Names and details are garbled but indicate a confrontation involving authorities and demonstrators during a tense night.
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