Longworth Backs Budget Stance Amid League Opposition
Nicholas Longworth speaks on budget and policy cuts while opposing League of Nations entanglements. He emphasizes tax revision and maintained military funding despite calls to strengthen international commitments. The speech signals a restrained U S stance and focus on domestic priorities.
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Nate
Nicholas Longworth
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Cary
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Pista
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Milenls
Waterway by 1928, Says Governor Small
Governor Len Small predicts the proposed waterway by 1928 will greatly benefit both producers and consumers. He emphasizes the canal’s growing importance and notes completion of the Marseilles dock and the lock project advancing toward completion.
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Small
Illinois
Wwaterway
Chicago
Len’ Small
Marseilles
Chicago bootleggin payroll graft trial unfolds
Charges outline a wide graft tied to Maxwell Street and police payoffs. Attorneys present the scheme as hundreds of officers named, with a claimed two million in payments over five years. The court scene shows dramatic testimony and disputed figures as the case proceeds.
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Chicago
Maxwell Street
Stele
Crowe
Pocick
O'Donnell
Famous Players Denies Monopoly Charges
A brief filing with the Federal Trade Commission shows Famous Players denies conspiracy claims by alleging no anticompetitive plan among Famous Players Lasky and Adolph Zukor and Jesse L. Lasky. The commission accuses the trio of collusion to control production distribution and exhibition.
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Famous Players
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
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de Glay
Sauaupoly Agaloat
Vouwus Playere-Lasky — Corporation
Adovah Zukor
Jesse J ° Larkant
Antic
Ohe Company
Yu Dat Dental
Presser Leaves $2,000,000 Estate to Music Cause
Theodore Presser, noted publisher founder owner and longtime editor of Mudge, died at his home here on October 3. He left an estate valued at about $2,401,000 to the cause of musical education and related efforts.
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T. Presser
Milladelphia
Theodore Presser
Anurly
Mudge
Incomplete OCR Report On Fatal Neck Injury Case
Fragmentary text describes a fatal neck injury during a sports incident. Names, places, and key facts are garbled, leaving uncertain details about the scene, participants, and outcome. No clear entities or dates can be confirmed from the readable words. The fragment hints at a player being tackled and dying, but specifics are not recoverable.
Tax Cut Plan For Republicans Approved In Washington
A GOP tax relief package advances through committee, proposing rate cuts and repeals across estate, corporate, and consumer taxes. Key provisions include lower surtaxes, adjusted normal rates, reinstatement of credits, and repeals of several nuisance levies to curb revenue.
Muskegon Detective Kills Notorious Outlaw in Street Duel
Muskegon police officer Detective Charles Hammond aged forty seven died after a gunfight with gangster George Anerson known as Dutali, who was fatally shot when the detective wrested a revolver and fired through the heart. Anerson, linked to Gerald Chapman gang activity, had been suspected of passing a counterfeit twenty dollar note before the exchange ended in a fatal confrontation. Nearby arrests followed as details emerged from the tense scene by the poles.
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Michigan
Muskegon
Sfich
George "Dutali
Anerson
Gerald Chapman
Charles
Hammond
Muskegon Police Nopartizent
Anderson
Andahot Hia
Macnmond
Uail
Felton Resigns as Head of Great Western Ubienge
Samuel Moree Vetton resigns as president of the Uhienge Great Western railroad and Col. tx- Gigalel L. Howard is elected by the board to succeed him. Str. Felton is elected chairman of the railroad board.
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S. M. Felton
Great Western Ubienge
Samuel Moree Vetton
Uhienge
Great Western Railroad
Tx- Gigalel L. Howard
Str. Felton
President’s Father Plans Winter at White House
Col. John Constable, father of the President, intends to leave Vermont for a winter stay at the White House, with arrival expected before Blaymouth. Details remain uncertain as the plan develops.
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White House
Weshingtin
Tohn Constaxe
Vermont
Bernard West Dies in California Editor Years
Bernard West, longtime editor and columnist for the Los Angeles Examiner, died in California at seventy seven. He served as a prominent figure in journalism, shaping editorial pages and writing for local newspapers during his career.
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Bernard West
Diex Lak Angules
Cal
Bernina West
Tia Wokhingian Thacs
Fay
Los Angeles
Ding Lore
Red Grange welcomed home by huge crowd in Chinipatga
Crowds of about 20 000 gathered at the station to greet Red Grange after a victory in which his team Milngts upset Pendaylsnatu. Students and townspeople filled the area as Kell Grange spoke and a parade formed along the route.
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Chinipatga
Mlosl
Ura
Het Tt
Grunivst
Kell Grange
Crow
Esterseon
Point Ysinners
Bulgars Attack Greeks Pillage and Land Burnings
Fragmented report describes Bulgar forces opposing Greeks in the Lutgaran region. Text suggests pillaging of homes, destruction, and forced evacuations amid alleged war crimes. Details are incomplete, with scattered phrases about goods and household items being seized or looted.
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Uvadera
Aining
Film Comedian Pact Ended In Suicide Plot
Linder, a film comedian, and his wife were found dead after a supposed suicide pact. Reports indicate a planned joint death involving self harm and a second party, with references to 1920s film star Mary Pickford era. The scene and motive remain under investigation as authorities parse the chaotic details.
Coolidge Names Lansing Man Director of Mines
Scott Farner of Lunaliyg Michigan is named United States Haven at wines We Kuecuods Ht Possir Dat reelgnnd Blues 121 Mtr Turner haw beeg oh they wu of the Norme oe consulelny englooer.
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Lansing
Scott Farner
Lunaliyg
Mich
United States
Turner
Norme Oe
Consulelny
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Dog Saves Four Lives Aboard Ship in Buenos Aires Rescue
A strain of strange OCR text describes a Pekingese named Poll Fs or Ching Lee that helped alert crew during a shipboard incident near Buenos Aires. The dog reportedly guided rescuers to a hiding hatch after crewmen were stranded in a ventilator area. A Chicago owner Mrs. Hodolfa Le Bratt is mentioned in connection with the dog.
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Hills Gland
Sienas
Altes
Hodolfa le Bratt
Chicago
Buenos Airés
Ching” Lee
Herman
Notin
Perilous Ride on Auto Running Board Ends in Rescue
A Marquette incident details a three year old left on a running board as a car neared danger. The father’s quick actions and bystander John Dexhamenn aided, forcing the pursuing driver to stop and preventing a serious accident. The driver was confronted after the child was freed from the perilous position.
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Marquette
Wy Rex
Te Bane
Mig
Len
Chile
Higheams
Auway
Wen
Ring Long Lost Signin Event Reveals Family Ties
A long lost sign indicates a reunion as Masa Phiny and Mleunel Aer Jost wed and exchange rings. Mra Whands Murray, current occupant, notices the ceremony near the garden and confirms the couple’s recognition of kinship with Ara Monch.
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Byldgowiler
Murray
Sani House
Ara
Boy Rescued From Three-Story Drop in Bronx Apartment
A two year old boy named Mov Kien was saved from a three story fall in a Bronx apartment. Onlookers watched as a bystander grabbed the child from the window ledge before disappearing. A crowd gathered as the mother Days Inho remained unaware of the danger until the rescue.
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New Fork
Bronx
Mov Kien
Wong Hain
Wort
Rhitlren
Enim
Minsele
Mile Mae
Fragmentary Message About Family Dispute and Bedtime
A jagged note describes a parent and children in a nighttime disagreement. It mentions a wish for communication and a child wanting to bring a caterpillar to bed with a figure named Min Bom fou Tringeriot.
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Mathie Craw
Kbite
Mather
Min
Tells Girls and Women to Avoid "Physics"
Unclear text promotes Dr W L Oyldvsell of Afpndl Calla Illinois treating women with laxatives and tonics. Claims constipation causes many female health issues and touts Cahietis Syrup Fepalin as safe, advocating a large 80 cent bottle at stores to test its effects.
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Afpndl- Calla
Yerre
Kent Constant
biMousnena
Pallow Akin
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