Senate Vote and Veto Fallout on Postal Pay Measure
In a tight senate tally the president's veto was sustained by a single vote. The measure failed to pass with 29 senators supporting the veto and 79 voting to uphold it. Several Democrats split, while a handful of new and defeated senators influenced the outcome.
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Watkington
Coolfaxe
Ue Postal Inersass Wi
Senate
Aenatm
Annaséddin
Genato
Fay
Gosston
Hill
Jones
Seng
Wadsworth
York
Heon
Pennamveuts
New Hampelive
M¢Nary
Oregon
Edge
New Jersey
Ing
South Carolina
King
Utnh
Owen
Ostskoma
sxoTa
Means
New Hampshire
Skerissidge
Cailforuin
Merger of Plants Chicero-A $30,900,000 Deal Concluded
The consolidation involves Ols Tee end Puel company in Ohio and the Wrelenl Tes group with 31 plant facilities across the United States. Other key participants include Federal Ice Regulation, People's Ice Storage, Oma, Hor hellise and Cold Storage, Empire State Ice, Televne Ice, and related firms. Justice McKenna ends active service. Attorney General Linne to succeed him as New York seeks representation in the Pacific-cost circuit.
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Chicero
Slebtee
United States
Casseda
Ols Tee End Puel Company
Ohio
Wrelenl Tes
Chisage
Winds
Tha
Federal Ice Redgeration Company
People's Ice and
Uolé Storage
Compens
Oma
Hor Hellise and Cold Storage Company
Stone Lucaseds
McKenna
Wrchinetan
Sssovinde
Tasifes
Tnaenh
McKerna
Fie
Supreme Vourt
Arian F. Linne Wes
Afe
Frenne
Court
Avtormey General Stone
New York
Tafteg
Connecticut
Menee
Girl Given Prison Term In St Joseph Case
Florence McKilmer, 20, an accomplice of Kraft Zuppke, was sentenced by Circuit Judge O E. While to a life term for the murder of Cota Mac Raber. McKilmer was reported to have aided in the crime in Detroit accessions, with details indicating involvement and sentencing proceedings in Michigan.
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St Joseph
Florence Mc Kilmer
Kraft Zuppke
Foriker Steelheart
Cota
Fire destroys four business blocks in Hulett
In Belle Fourche area tension rose as Hutett town residents reported a blaze that leveled four business homes including the bank, about 60 miles west of here. The Belle Fourche river caused spring flooding to the west. No estimate of losses has been received.
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Hulett Business
Belle Fourche
Hutett
Riveria Harbore BIW Passes Funds Plan
The Rivers and Harbors committee approved a $28,000,000 package and related bills totaling $57.49 million. Leaders and committee members agreed to pursue the measures at the next session, with the group planning to reconvene down the line to discuss the agenda.
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Rivera
Wankington
le Pere
Mie Tigare
Ajoun
Tne
Fighting in Horsees and St Moroso Reported Amid Skirmish
Reports from private sources describe fierce clashes at St Moroso between forces identified as Spankin creepylog and tritesimen, with advices noting heavy fighting and uncertainty about immediate outcomes.
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Horsees
Wiewhilz
St Moroso
Tritesimen
Martyr to science in London radiography tragedy
A garbled obituary reference describes a physician and surgeon linked to X-ray use in London. It recounts decades of laboratory work, loss of left forearm and four fingers, and the painful progression toward a deadly disease blamed on early radiography. The text notes dangers and the lingering toll on the medical community.
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London
Walh
Reyes
Acath
Denutitia
Tray
Sound lagged deal era: Burbank to face bank actions
A murky report from officials details a financial dispute involving Burbank, a major bank, and state funds. Officials note possible liquidation steps and court actions affecting three banks and trusts, with executive council and Gov Kendall cited. The outcome could influence district court proceedings and future banking regulation.
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Burbank
Ton Molnes
Glbaan
Die Officiel
Casa
Hurhenk
Olbe
Local attempts to curb underage alcohol use explained
Officials appeal to parents and communities to curb underage drinking. The article notes the challenge of alcohol access and urges stronger supervision, education, and enforcement, with emphasis on prevention and community involvement.
Chicago Coal Teamsters Strike Threat Looms Citywide
Vague OCR reports say 3 protest actions by Chicago Teamsters against the city’s refusal to consider wage peace terms. Employers warn the walkout could cripple industry, close plants, and cause hardship for thousands.
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Chicago
Coal
Aterw
Truckera
Cval
Seid
Russian Business Gains
A fragmented report claims in New York that the United States Act 60 percent incor poration with Soviet England in 4324 lacks official recognition. The allegation is attributed to Soviet representatives amid ongoing war tensions.
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New York
Two Klansmen Beaten in Privtol Va Incident
Fragmented report describes an incident near Privtol Virginia where Klansmen were beaten. The piece mentions an attempt by members of an organization to valorize a controversial act and references legal and academic figures. Several garbled phrases obscure precise details but indicate a violent confrontation linked to a New Year celebration and subsequent legal or social rebuke.
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Privtol
Orlers
President to Start Clean Up of Nixers
The article reports a tumultuous scene with President Coolidge at the center preparing action in Washington. Key figures include Attorney General and Chicago suspects, with mentions of a broad conspiracy and various payments tied to the alleged scheme. The piece also notes a separate case involving a liquor label operation and international trade talks between Portugal and Germany.
Accused of Wife Murder Trial Jury Investigating
Fragmentary text describes a murder case with suspects and officials named oddly. The readable parts indicate an accused person and a jury investigation into the murder of a wife, with mentions of officials and locations, though many words are garbled.
Des Moines Bank Theft Case Generates Local Protest
A garbled report from Des Moines describes a bank theft and ensuing protests in town. Names and details are unclear, but residents demand justice as authorities investigate the October incident and seek the suspects.
Geer Captured in Town Vancouver Wysik
An unclear account describes a capture scenario in Vancouver involving Geer and Wysik with references to local streets, a bank, and a river. The fragmentary report mentions pursuit, a dwelling, and a sequence ending with a fence and overall confusion.
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Geer
Vancouver
Wysik
Mat Street
Kttrece
Calumbia
Aeveral Nerval
Baye Gnade
Almos
Postal Rates Bill Amended In Senate Action
The postal rates bill was amended by the Senate committee, proposing new rates and revenue projections for the postal service. The measure targets April 15 implementation this year, with debates over reductions and the structure of rate changes continuing as Congress previews a likely session.
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Washington
Hoan Atas
Moses
Peuyides
Pastaft Ieee
Ingrenestrom
Hargeil
Poaliftita Dapartmant
Eilengjanal
Con Ptetit
Fragmentary Crime Note In Suburban Park Tragedy
A damaged OCR fragment describes a man named Sthrmador shot dead in Kenwoet Park a suburb of thy alty near a commemorative entrance. Patrols say a witness named Curlew and others claimed multiple gunfire events occurred as authorities investigate the Monday incident and potential motives.
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Patice Hunt Fee
Cnilar
Kenwoet Park
Thy Alty
Nocumiery
Ghattonel
Shools Daw Hla Flancee Celebrate 1925 Anniversary
A fragment reports a celebration mentioning Charles Hotner and Calar-Atter in Denver for a 1925 anniversary. A quarrel followed by a man attempting suicide with a knife, and a sister who was shot while his wound required care as he lay dying. The incident occurred at Miss Tait’s home.
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Calar
Charles Hotner
Clolinettie
Armeny
Miia Mae
Denver
Slater
Chyallna
Mies Tait
Holmn
Unclear grocery shooting and local notices report
Fragmented OCR shows a fatal shooting at a grocery by an unidentified bandit and a list of scattered names and ages. Other readable items mention dairy production records, a farm incident, and poultry regulatory notes across Indiana with unclear details.
Three Charred Bodies Recovered Amid Vague Report Text
Fragmentary OCR describes three charred bodies found near a location associated with a group or event. The garbled text references a person named Poovun and mentions a New York affiliation with a figure identified as RA. No clear ages, dates, or exact location are discernible.
Liberty Band Robbery Case Linked to Mayhem Inquiry
Fragmented OCR notes describe Liberty Band involvement in a theft pattern near Tem-Liberty. Names like Pastay, H.W Abirten, Astama FOIL appear with investigators and a theft sequence tied to a Tuesday evening, detailing a single suspect and police actions.
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Liberty
Menchat Aillilay
Mall
Vitae de Huon
Efejen McNell
Kia Wiplblay
Anit
Renmertlyclaf Werboct Totiilay
Gnatatites
State News Patchwork Recounted From Iowa Events
Readable items describe Iowa topics on prohibition, railroads, agriculture, and public works. Reports cite Chicago and Northwestern Railway, county farming, and state college agriculture experts. The piece references Des Moines, Marshalltown, Lawvity, and Le Taw river pollution concerns with electrical service and rural electrification figures.
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Isoudall
Lavi
Shirley
Massesipatts
Porkuckley
Siri Shorey Pointe Lawn
Sions
Plantes
Ors Aion
Miradar
Id Coms
Sconaug
Wd Conkui
Stow
Towa
Chicago
Rallwast
Eldota
Fotacy Chihrach
Stale Irothleg
Boya
Iit Wealy
Naranuil
Wemily
McMuesay
Parva
Charlas Murray
Tava
Snink Yanks
Clingen
Eluingea
Grumblng
Hawe Hee
Law State College
Weuster City
Lawvity
Jawn
Wxnet
Dowa
Hong Ha
Jawa
Cas al Witty
le Taw
Malteayiaiay
Earpar
Alper
Yeotonite
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adverts Health Claim
An old advertisement fragment touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for women’s health referencing relief from backache nervousness and other ailments from early life to middle age. It claims wide usage in Columbia South Carolina and Colombia, mentions a long history of sales and testimonials and notes over 200 000 reported benefactors.
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Calumbia
Aes Bay
Bogota
Nira
A. Holley
Colombis
South Carolind
Lydia
Toma Aizot
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Drwg Company
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Rover P
Tolove
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Raenentze
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Roy Luck
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William Te -Debraham
Berahant
Indiana
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IBM
Recone
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Koviene
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Winyaennet
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Fangsmond Helsing
Lydae Patha
Redts
de Pierce
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Multiple Electric Products Co., Inc
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Rewark, New Jersey
Attias Products Oro Puneanierd
Hrothers Oly
Mothara
Grays
Alan Traggleba
Lo Moy
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