House Passes First Supply Bill Amid Budget Debates
Washington report on the House approving the interior and agriculture appropriations. The measure includes 60 million dollars for aid to irrigation projects as debate over economy and land policy continues. Senators from western and southern states push for continued support of canal and land aid while opponents seek tighter spending. Rep. Crampton urges fiscal restraint amid contentious talks.
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Washington
Rotora
Chicuiz
urVeyar Federal
Etsa
Nevada
Richards
Spanish Springs
Pittman
Smest
Utah
Senate
Crampton
Vepnd- Vieus
Michlean
Engine Crewe Vals Strike Threats Across Southern Pacific
An almost unanimous vote by about 6,000 engine crewmembers on Southern Pacific and affiliated lines signals a pending strike if the company refuses a conference on wage difficulties. President William Sprouse says the proposed meeting is agreeable to officials of the system.
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Sdn Fridelseo
Sawthert Pacific Railway
Wea
William Sprouse
Agmientle
Souther Pacific
Arizona and
Haale
Fatal Raisin Raisins Scene At Party Inquest
Post mortem exam reveals that Amelry Holliday, 20, died after choking on a quantity of raisins at a party early Saturday. Officials say the girl’s drinking may have caused the raisins to ferment, creating fumes that suffocated her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amléry Holliday
Bonds Stolen in New York and Chicago Scheme Uncovered
A report shows bonds and stocks valued at 39009 and 29000 dollars were taken from a representative of a reputable Walstrest concern while in Chicago. An anonymous description by a director and brokers reveals a circulating scheme involving the missing securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thufi
Waa
Chicago
Diétorintan
Escaped Group in Angustang Mission Area
A fragmented report notes Execupe from Chinese Bandits Hankow and Miss Elizadeih Bergignd with Mies Iogebore Nystul from MM hne wots remaining of Juchew Gonae province. They reportedly fled Wandley’s Ut place with friends of Kluhates after a ratts vt incident.
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Execupe
Hankow
China
Elizadeih Bergignd
Mies
Angustang
MM Hnewots
Juchew
Gonae
Wandley
Kluhates
Muscle Shoals Progress Reported In Senate Action
Washington reports the Muscle Shoals question advances two steps as Senator Underwood floor amendments to government contracts were recommended by the War Department and moved toward final consideration.
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Washington
Musfin
Senaye Underwood
Cerbi Weich
Live Stock Embargo Lift and Cyclone Toll Report
Live stock embargo removed as disaster reports flow in from South Makota and surrounding counties. Dr J. Maerto of the live stock lary board notes windstorm damage across multiple towns. Fatality near Gibron in Gluton county and injuries to the Plows, Way, and Mio families near Bradford. Milen and Werablag School suffer substantial financial losses estimated at 40 000 to 50 000.
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Pierre
Ehipincuta
South Makota
Maerto
Die
Live Stock Lary Board
Mina Hibel Crowe
Gibron
Gluton Couniy
Bradford
Mio
James Jannon
Milen
McKenzie
Corroth County
Werablag School
Courtard trial details reveal pleas in murder case
Fragmented report describes Elsie Skeetin mother of a boy killed by arsenic. Attorney Lyndan pleads not guilty while hinting possible insanity. Testimony references pastor Lawrence Hight and community gossip. Other local alleged crimes include assaults, a kidnap attempt, and a fatal beating at a road mine.
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ME Vernon
Mra
Elsle Skeetin
Throa Lay
Lawrence M. tHight
Methouhl
Wade
Bebalf
Mint
Brad Tiny
Ymeno
Frovm & Tgg
Gashler Sentenced in Bank Shortage Case
Former Bank of Echo cashier F W Summer field, implicated in a 232060 shortfall, was found working as a teamster near the city. He pleaded guilty before the district judge and received three years in the state prison at Stillwater. He admitted hardship and hunger while the case concluded.
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Gashler
Winom
Mion
F. W. Summerfield
Bank of Echo
Sthis City
P Teresa
Prion
Stillwater
Shipping Board Chairman Pushes Scrapping of Steamer Fleet
Chairman O Connell of the Shipping Board urged at an early meeting that part of the board be scrapped. He called for disposal of laid up steel vessels due to high maintenance costs and ongoing depreciation, asserting the expense makes disposal imperative.
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Washhirtom
O'Conner
The
Shipping Board
German Republic Election Results Reported
The Derlin election return shows Social Democrats leading with 62 seats in the Reichstag. German parliamentary results list multiple parties including the Center Party at 37, the German People’s Party 22, Communists 14, and smaller groups such as the Bavarian People’s Party and others.
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Derlin
Social Democrats
Dep Utler
Reichutag
German Palionalals
Cenetriats
Merigals
German Peoplee Party
Communists
Kaevarian People's Party
German Democratic Party
Extreme Nal Idnallats
Économie Party
Worthington Fire Destroys Building After Wiring Defect
A Worthington Minnesota blaze caused by defective wiring destroyed the Mua sonte building. Firefighters exhausted water supply while attempting to fight the blaze. Omaha railway jounthouse pumps were used to provide water to the hydrants during the effort.
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Worthington
Minn
Muasonte
Heya
Omaha Railway
Furnica
Fugitive Steven Weare Arrested in Byerell Case
In a long pursuit spanning 31 years, fugitive Steven Weare was captured in Byerell Wash. Wallace J Geheades, 68, held for wothassires after a 1913 killing linked to a police officer. Schrady allegedly convicted as second ree maker and sentenced, but escaped after three months. Authorities tracked Weare to distant quarters, never staying in one place.
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Steven Weare
Hinghamton
Wallace J. Geheades
Byerell
Wash
Schratty
Zal
Ian Sod
Eyeret Yaller
Schrader
Missing boy spurs search from Butler to Spencer area
A farmer named Weatherby near Butler reports his son vanished while walking to town between Butler and Spencer. The boy is described as a middle schooler with a missing amount of cash claimed to boost hopes of a link to Nay. Sheriff and family continue searching but no clue yet.
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Naiphbors
Butle
Weatherby
Bulty
Spencer
Tin Mall Hoy
Mig
Uvighhasa Aml
Link Nay
Fall River Mills to Reopen Amid City Employment Plan
A plan by five River Gallon Manufacturers to reopen in Fall River aims to restore about 20,090 jobs lost due to mill closures. Several mills have ceased operations under harsh conditions in the cloth trade, with attempts to resume work at Caltooo under new arrangements.
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CoHun Mile
Fall River
Masae
Caltoo
Prohibition Chief Plans Wisconsin Drying Up Action
E C Yetlowly of the Prohibition Enforcement Division in Washington announces plans to extend drying up Wisconsin tasks. The move aims to curb illicit liquor activities in Chicago and surrounding areas, with next steps to be announced for enforcement teams.
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Wiscorner
E. C. Yetlowly
Washington
Chitcona
Bayle to Visit Chile With Thecus Alren-Janes
Thecus Alren-Janes travels with Bayle to Chile following days of activity in Argentina. They plan to visit key sites and engage in outreach related to international collaboration and regional affairs. The trip marks ongoing diplomatic and cultural exchange efforts in South America.
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Bayle
Chile
Thecus Alren—Janes
Robbers Kill Two Mone Hoth Mand Ind
Two men killed in a bold武robbery on a mand drive section. Police pursuit followed as officers and citizens joined the manhunt. A millway worker reported hearing shots and later identified a suspect who was detained for questioning.
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Perhaga
Seyiltia
Eitizens
Canathee
Hough Convicted of Killing Gire in Halli Case
A jury found Hough guilty of the murder of Gire in Halli. The trial details describe the courtroom scene, with witnesses and testimony focusing on motive and opportunity. The verdict ends the lengthy prosecution that linked the suspect to the crime at the lodging houses and hotel scene referenced in the testimony.
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Halli
Dogre
Telator
Carl Moje
Shying
Litto McKinnos
Jory
Hough
Hanrisanmont
Leontine
Wwe
Orgatpo
Ghitaga
Alty
Bon Titaiefian
Bobo
Ktetmaeuclin
Ita Jossnes
Heaven
Bull Traders on Rampage in Historic Market Surge
A garbled stock market item references veteran traders Gowld and Tfarrlman during their peak years as markets surged by double digit percentages. It notes analysts and funds turning pages of financial data, with emphasis on volume and brand dynamics, highlighting a long-span boom era.
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Nuw
York
Anatiier
Fiarkel
Wongtlitg
Cnew
Mirk Tor Utate
Triars
Gowld
Tfarrlman
President Coolidge Visits Frito Stock Show
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge attend the International Live Stock Show amid exhibits and cattle buyers. The event draws officials, farmers, and city residents from multiple states as officials discuss agriculture and market prospects.
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Goolidge
Chicuka
Coolidge
Unclear OCR Note Describes Shipwreck On Lake Erle
Fragmented text mentions Crowne Gaugnter Mereland and others, a note aboard a vessel, a husband and wife, a horse team, a child washed ashore on Lake Erle. It hints at a family incident with a note delivered by a mother, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Mereland
Herband
Mra. Worden Wood
Lake Erle
Mrs Fairbanks Granted Divorce and Name Restoration
Mrs Neth Sully Frana and Janes Mvang, Pittsburgh broker, engaged in the divorce case with a provision allowing her to resume the surname Fairbanks. She accused her former husband Douglas Fairbanks of desertion and nonsupport, citing marital breakdown prior to the separation.
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Mra
Lost schooner Blueblyd found by Severa with 16 aboard
Coast guard cutter Severa reported locating the masted schooner Blueblyd with 16 people aboard after an urgent wireless message. weather and wind conditions noted as unsettled as authorities prepared to tow the vessel to port.
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New York
Coast Guard
Severa
Indapament
Traing Crass and Train Collision in New York Street
An OCR tremor of garbled names describes a traffic incident near New York streets with a train and horse involved. The text mentions public confusion, congestion, and a rear-end collision followed by a motor trick. Official bodies and associations in New York are referenced amid chaotic wording.
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Oakland
New York
Tolfie Hain
Acunlted Slay Trial Ends In Acquittal In 1922 Case
A court in New York acquits Anna Bwiss after a double trial over the 1922 murder of Pradetick mate Westly Brink. The proceeding, held before the supreme court, concluded on July 1 with an acquittal for the defendant.
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New York
Alra
Anna Bwiss
Pradetick Mate
Westly Brink
Drang Suprame
Local figure reported in historical notice with fiscal figure
A garbled OCR item mentions Amik Rabher Bhat and Kited Hardy in a notable local context. It references a Mormon involvement and a stake in a 95 000 dollar event or settlement, with unclear details and locations.
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Amik Rabher Bhat
Kited
Hardy, Wank
Gorn' Mominatiog Confinued
Fragmentary notes report a regional analysis with unknown local event dated June. The garbled line suggests a formal affirmation by a council or committee and mentions Washington and Mia in a stray context. No clear entities or outcomes are discernible.
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Gorn
Mominatiog
Washington - Mia
Town and College Notes from Iowa State Era
Iowa State College and state officials report on urban and rural matters. Progress in highway plans, state bonds, and public works is noted alongside educational advancements, tax data, and farm industry updates from Iowa communities.
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Stora Lakeling
Tonctier
College
Ponto
Louiny Kate Vissedtien
Auily
Novapae Peinito
Louillaga Aga Morale
Alinor Cilitoe
Sten
Wink
Fife
Elven
Plongeil Hetanors
Harry Hloms
Hig Fari
Ibnmtolitt
Des Moines
Thi Ety Ronnel
Spencer
United States
College of Inw
University of Laws
Inet
Chieaso
Flown
State College
Nest Pring
Claas
Healan
Toyen
Lbaide
Lie Provident of
Haluwa
Unies Noid Mmtnatefoa
Iowa Stata College
Elma
Cieh
Pica State College
Commersia
Convie
Aiat
Awa
Eifes
Uhicaga
Secoml Neizu
Gberuken
Wuckrat
Tase
Orier
Lowe Staof
Hoyanteed
Intaaxbienen
Tows Matius
Inge Anen
Stata Taw Library
SM UY
WALA
Tow Panple With Polka Thal Ing Noid Aphères
The text reads as a garbled OCR segment with unclear phrasing and no coherent subject. No identifiable people organizations or places emerge to anchor a proper news summary or headline.
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