Coolidge Leads In South Dakota Primary Count
Slows as returns roll in from the statewide South Wakota primary. Coolidge leads with 20,891 votes to Johnson 17,189 and McMaster 20,24 in a fragmented field. Democratic McAdoo outraised, while parties eye convention outcomes amid partial tallies and headquarters statements.
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Liam
Awesday
South Wakota
Mentasler
Thomas Sterling
Sluan Falls
Hastile
Mora
Coolidge
McMaster
Sterling
Thosh Pri Devngts “Wane Coplidge
Johnson
Mehaster
Monger Renieng
Ween
William G. McAddo
Johnson Canonal
Honresident
Eight Die in Thames Collision Involving American Steamer
Eight persons were killed and several injured when the British Garlish steamer collided with the American steamer Merrben in the Thames estuary. The American vessel sustained damage and went aground near the river’s docks. No further details available on casualties or exact location.
Tragic Farmhouse Fire Claims Life of Local Teacher
A teacher identified as Burn Fata died in a Chester Nebraska area blaze. Her father John Brownhaugh was badly burned while attempting to rescue her. The fire destroyed the farm, with losses estimated in the thousands of dollars.
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Chester
Nebh
Leola Drumbaush
Tanle
Yiteken
Joho ‘Hrowhaugh
Fire Wrecks Oil Plant at Gmaba Doecman Site
A devastating blaze at an oil plant in Gmaba Doecman fatally burned a guard and consumed 4500 gallons of gasoline. The United States Oil company plant suffered heavy damage estimated at 956000 dollars. An explosion followed the initial blaze, tragically ending in total plant destruction.
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Gmaba
Doecman
Wir
United States Oil Company
Fabled Fish Substitute Salmon Sale Scandal Report
Deputy secretary McRee notes Salmon dye used to pass off as red salmon. investigation cites Bo2zfood workers and Harrisburg facility. Officials say substitute fish met approval tests before distribution amid market concerns.
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Harrisburg
Tolu
McRee
Agriculture
Three Ship Officers Drowned in Atlantic Sinking Off Cape Tintterad
A period wreck near Capper Tintterad resulted in the drowning of Captain Nielson and two officers aboard the Atlantic Frust Hiner Clyudsr. The remaining 21 crew members were saved by the steamer Cans Dina after the ship sank eight miles offshore.
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New York
Nielson
Hiner Clyudsr
Caper Tintterad
Cansdina
German Relief Fund Allocated Amid Political Tension
Washington reports an $18,060,093 relief package for food supplies to destitute people and children in Germany, while a Cuban railway strike ends after four days. The text notes disregard for party lines and ongoing strain in relief efforts.
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Washington
Wink
Plotting a Kidnap Threat Targets Ford Leader
Detroit police report a plot involving three men threatening Ward Mator Company president Edeel Ford over a $3,000,000 extortion. Victims include three children and two women named Annie Windik and Gonwelton Win. Chief Edward Fox confirms a park location and three suspects aged 24, 26, and 9.
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Mick
Leitera
Edeel Ford
Ward Mator Company
Detroit Poline
Tine
Ioslov Simék
Annie Windik
Gonwelton
Ad Stiven
Edward Fox
Teapot Dome Case to Grand Jury
Readable fragments describe Teapot Dome lessee case sent to the grand jury with testimony from figures such as GC. Chase and others at El Paso and Washington. Witnesses discuss contributions, alleged oil deals, and statements related to the 1920 Republican National Convention and Coolidge era inquiries.
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Teapot Dome
Washington
Harry FP Bluelaiy
Senaté
Chase
Colldetot
Lsc
Lestitk
Ate
Lowle
W. Baliwin
Baire Tyusl
Camyaing
New York
Mion
Wii Beak
Cote Fy ‘Dhat Bank
Witt J. Bays
Cuerey Fubscan National Committer
Sinclatr
Barold Vivian
Thneskenorten
Vivian
Itzod
Carrl A. Thompson
Olevaland
Coolidge
Harding
Chicago
Charles B. Gelschinger
Michael Circetil
Philadelphia
Martin J. Powers
Philadelpia
James
Darden
John Meclynn
Tenpat Dome
Powers
Bet Nowad
Wyoming
Quece Instrument Painter’s Work at Ponca Nebraska
Rivera Bennette of the Journal Leader office at Ponca Nebraska crafts a golo hero or guitar noted for beauty and craftsmanship. The instrument weighs seven pounds, with measurements at the bridge and tail end specified, and is built solely for solo work in a shade of polished white oak.
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Quece
Peinter
Ponca
Rivera B. Bennette
Journal Leader
Thts Place
Stamps Worth $28,000 Disappear in Paris Inquiry
A Paris investigation follows the discovery of revenue stamps valued at over $28,000 missing from a crate. Officials opened an inquiry after the loss appeared to date from January. The scandal involves alleged malfeasance in postal revenue handling and raises questions about official crass actions.
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Paris
Unclear distress tale of fall from plane near Palm Peach
A garbled report describes a woman falling from an airplane near Palm Peach and attempting to reach a ladder as she fell, with limited legible details about roles or outcomes. The text lacks coherent names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics.
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Warman
Jayesanville
Nel Cethy
Hunter
Palm Peach
Herring Leady for Chairman in Havenport Delegates
Dee Molies, a Democratic candidate, led in 50 counties, facing rival Wilair Maren at Waterbay. In Havenport conventions, delegate counts showed Herring leading with a redacted slate, while rivals disputed the tally as detested by opponents.
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Herring
Dee Molies
Stadt
Clyde Ty Moving
Java
Wilair Maren
Waterbay
New Policy 15 Drafted for Nation's Carriers
A cleaved draft titled New Policy 15 outlines transportation reforms for nationwide carriers. It details aims like lower coordination of raft, water routes, and highway thmiepard, with 1,200 stakeholders and leaders from the Chasivor organization, in Washington. The commission proposes cost reforms, state surveys, and a national plan for motor carriers.
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Westligton
United States
Ho Polley
Trang Purlic
Chatrainn
Waeltigtor
Hallowelmhter
National
Beer Growth In Favor In Japan Amid Earthquake Shock
A damaged OCR fragment notes beer industry resilience after a major quake in Japan. It mentions the Dai Nippon brewery, its revival efforts, dividend speculation, and rising popularity of a locally produced beverage, with reference to post disaster recovery and market expansion.
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Japan
Dai Nippon
Tig Company
Mouse Amends Education Bills in Iowa House
The house adopted an amendment to education units eliminating discrimination against teachers trained out of state. The bill moves to the senate for concurrence, aligning out of state teachers with in state graduates for civil service. Special certification requirements apply for those from out of state schools. Also reports drought and locust devastation affecting a South African tribe near Johannesburg, with starving conditions and limited food.
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Mouse
Dea Moines
House
Aimeniment
Oes
Senate
Proclamation Blocks Arm Shipments to Honduras
President Coolidge at Washington blocks export of arms and munitions to Honduras under a congressional resolution of January 81 192% and recites that Honduras is used to commit acts in Canada and other nations. Australia acquires a new auto gag mulhelm amid German chemist advances.
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Coolidge
Washington
Honduras
Conddge
Thay Urban
Congress
Hondas
Austela
Mulhelm
Mratix Vlecher
Am Luchl
Couch Gut
Andie Factory
Liquor Haul at Galveston Harbor Scare
A report from Galveston describes a coast guard seizure near the harbor entrance involving an attempted illicit liquor shipment. About 310 cases of contraband were intercepted as authorities halted the launch at the harbor mouth.
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Galveston
Quiveston
Beng
Nemumoniy
Galveston Harbor
Five Military Prisoners Freed From Leavenworth
Five military prisoners at Fort Leavenworth were granted freedom after their cases were reviewed by a special war department inquiry. Four men were serving terms in the federal penitentiary, while one remained a prisoner. Pardons were issued from Washington, reuniting the group with their duties and awaiting further orders.
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Leavenworth
Kani
Ward
Telpiinary Barendiant
Alky Ware
Washington
Eatners
Allaetay
Federal Pateot
Dekney
Eather
Gas Tax Proposal Reaches Legislature Debates Financing
A convention resolution prompts talk of creating a gasoline tax to fund road and bridge projects and state systems. The plan allocates funds to counties and regional authorities, with committees weighing revenue sources and potential impact amid stalled bills and delays.
Doctor Fupso Saves Patient After Heart Stoppage in Shamokin
Chief surgeon George V Fupso at Shamokin hospital revived a patient during an operation for a valve. The heart had stopped for about thirty minutes before he opened the chest, applied a chest cover massage, and resumed pulsation with adrenaline given at the bedside. The patient identified as Mary Marcolli, 20, survived the crisis.
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George Vfupso
Shamokin Hospital
Mary Marcolli
Bishop Defled and the Pagan Rite Controversy at St Marks
In New York the vicar of the Episcopal church of St Marks faced a clash over pagan rites inserted into church festivals. Bishop William Norman Guthrie reportedly opposed the procedure and planned to inform Bishop Manning that the planned announcement of the annunciation lanes would occur next Sunday in the church sanctuary.
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New ‘York
St. Alarks-to-thefonverle
William Norman Guthrie
Ouryllmale
Wishop Manning
Ie Adon
Cavalry Transfer to Fort Meade Reported by Washington
A telegram to Mayor Atwilar from Hentor Sterling's secretary in Washington ordered the transfer of the First squadron of the Cavalry from Fort Sam Houston to Fort Meade. They are expected to arrive about May 1. The unit had previously been stationed at Fort Meade.
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Sturgle
Atwilar
Henstor Sterling
Washington
King Fourth “Cavalry
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Tes
Fort Meade
Annahabe
Oacon Latad
AL Whight
Frank Tako
Beaker J
Ander
Willer -Alimare
Inden
Elota
Fhn House
Talige
Sioux City
Logia Intura
Pia
Brotiarit
Weollowey County
Lopalides
Poliva
Ticy
Health UM
Kwalen
Cateer
Chiroyraetors
Nf Hack
Pase Loi
Rush Lake
Webn
Asia
Bawae
Tbs
Primariot
Avery
Mary Black
Uiniath
Niki Clly
Nenaky
Treasury
Ganariment
Roy Witton
Guvernor Kendall
Hie
IPN
Rtj
Trolfare
Recognition of Ausala. Copenhages.-Deanmrk, t7 about 4 give Bovict Misssia recognition is Jura
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ausala and Denmark with mentions of recognition and names like Jura and Misssia. Details are unclear, but imply a diplomatic or official recognition event. No discernible dates, places, or organizations beyond Denmark and Jura.
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Ausala
Copenhages
Bovict
Jura
Prohibition Edict Aims to Curb Alcohol in Constantinople
Government enforces broad ban on spirits beer wine and liquors for all citizens with recent relaxations only in controlled sectors. The move cites fiscal strain and vineyard protection as motives while authorities tighten enforcement and public access remains restricted.
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Constantinople
Winston Churchill Defeated Burst in Westmlsien Vote
The competing independents and minor party candidates faced the main conservative challenger in a tightly watched parliamentary contest. A confidence vote in the chamber produced a narrow result signaling a new political shift amid a wary public and a cautious new ministry.
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Winston Churchill
Landua
Winston
Gnirebut
Alande Sng
aniwaciMnt
Fost
Tha Ables Divisjon
Westmlsien Lo
Othe Nichollan
Aminftracien
Policeman Milk Thief Ends In Fatal City Alley Incident
A thief sought milk from a bottle but was killed when confronted by a policeman in a central city alley. Witnesses recall the struggle as emergency crews responded to the scene in the midst of a busy procession area. Authorities are investigating the events leading to the fatality and the involvement of bystanders.
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Delroit
Mayinnmil Moger
Urlodd Try Estate
Clini
Vtelven
Perry
Budget and legislative actions discussed at Roovgvalt meeting
Reports from a Roovgvalt IbHKh Kehoe gathering show plans to seek Polk county approval for a statewide budget bill. Amendments to tax and education funding are debated, with wage proposals for teachers and a push to fund school per pupil targets and per capita analyses.
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Nna Ata
Maine
Gowaty
Polk County
Iuekhay
Havec
Tve Fapnard
Uransurdr
Aenave
Ddelinda Ta
Wananso Daliatol
Menaura
Twoley Rrate
Senato
Housun
Cormmuina
Khin Ce Lonfara
Kenate
Frei Tia
Senate
Seaaa
Fran Shah
Jenier
Reuutrensaniss
Howwe
Wuiraeta
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