Witnesses oppose Wheeler indictment in land case
Senate committee hears witnesses against the Wheeler indictment while Wheeler himself does not appear. Beaulieu, ex-Great Falls attorney for Gordon Campbell, testifies Campbell’s land dealings and permits under dispute. Sterling questions and Borah drives the hearing as Beaulieu discusses Campbell's influence and land permits.
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Wheeler
Wash
A. P
Democratic
Montana
Senate Committee
Gues L
Beauleu
Great Falls
Mont
Los
Gordon Campbell
Desie Shee
Campbell
Republican
South Dakota
Counpntee Campbell
Sterling
Beaslies
Lerat
Sriwee Moran
Annie
Sterl
Opternee
Borah
Beaulieu
Stevenson
Parti
Norweigian immigrant novelist Hamsun lends for health travel
A Norwegian immigrant named Hamsun borrowed $40 from a Wisconsin friend to travel to Colorado for health. Recently the friend received a draft for $4 with high interest. The text notes the writer's rise to world fame and this year’s Nobel Prize win.
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Kaut Hamsun
Wisconsin
Colorado
Coolidge Speech Wins Praise From MacDonald Government
President Coolidge's luncheon remarks in New York drew favorable reviews from British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and officials in the Labour government. MacDonald, on holiday in Windsor, directed attention to the speech as support for American disarmament efforts.
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Landon
Coolidge
Associated Press
New York
MacDonald Labor
MacDonald
Walra
Labor Party
Guime
Windsor
Kong
Downing Street
Colidge
Coum
Crauncey Spews at Nineties Melstone
New York dispatch reports Crauncey making a strong outburst at an event labeled Nineties Melstone. Details are sparse in the readable text but indicate a notable public exchange involving Crauncey. The report lacks full names and dates due to damaged OCR.
Frank Noyes Heads Associated Press
Frank Noyes of the Star was elected first vice president of The Associated Press with C P J Mooney of the Epes Conant as second vice president. The Executive Committee was re elected with one exception. Members include E Lansing Ray St Louis Glebe Democrat Charles Hopkins Clark Hartford Coeareat Elbert H. Baker Cleveland Plein Dealer Prank Noyes W Star Adolph S. Ocha New York Times Robert McLean Philadelphia Balle tem.
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New York
Aes
Frank B. Noyes
The
Star
Associated Press
C P J Mooney
Epes Conanteral Appeal
Melville Blue
E Lansing Ray
St Louis Glebe Democrat
Clark Hewetl
Atlantea Constitutia
Charles Hopkins Clark
Hartford Coeareat
Elbert H. Baker
Eveland
Plein Dealer
W Star
Adolph 8
Ocha
New York Times
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Balletem
W L. Mc
Oklahoma G O P Convention Opens in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City April 3. The Republican State Convention opens with plans for electing seven delegates to the national convention and selecting a state chairman and committeeman. Delegates will frame a platform and endorse a presidential candidate.
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Oklahoma City
A. P
The
Nations
Selex
Jury believes Harry K Thaw of sound mind
Philadelphia April 23 Sane verdict in Thaw case leaves Harry K Thaw in the Pennsylvania Hospital for Mental Diseases seven years after confinement. Evelyn Nesbit's lawyer Gray asks for four days to file motions for a new trial as the court awaits its ruling. Thaw's mother and others leave the courtroom with no plans for the future while extradition papers from New York proceed.
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Philadelphia
Common Pleas
Marry K. Thaw
Pennsylvania Hospital For Mental and Diseases
Wiliam A. Gray
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Wif
Permit de Sapa Veme
St Eriel
Mra
Mery C. O
Rica
New York
Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Varin April 23 2nd communiqué reports expert committees
Dispatches from Varin note April reports on expert committee findings before a meeting. Secretary Weeks confirms leadership changes with General Taylor to succeed Majer Gee, amid reforms. April 13 dirigible TC 3 returns to Scott Field after storm, no flight planned. Reports mention casualties and wartime disruptions with official sources.
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A. P
Weeks
Belleville
Prosperous Fareed case widens in blackmail plot
A woman linked to the late husband’s will faces charges in a blackmail case connected to a $350000 estate. She was freed on bail as prosecutors pursue the alleged scheme surrounding the decedent’s wealth.
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Fareed Pean
Warties
Gret
Carter a Treasure Hunter Sapped by Egypt Curse Talk
New York on April 23 reports Carter, the famed treasure hunter, explaining his lifelong pull to ancient tombs. He reveals his Egypt years ago began as a quest but notes health and travel redirected him. He says curiosity, deduction, and the lure of civilization’s origin in eastern Africa drive him still.
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New York
Scotland
King Tut
Carter
Beya
England
Erthern
Africa
Egypt
Mile Valley
Neith
Bey
Théaka
Tiacuis
Chan
Possibilities Make Dem Race Free for All
Washington April 23 old politicians note an unusually large field of presidential prospects for the Democratic convention in New York. Names prompting the most talk include Alabama Senator Oscar W Underwood California William Gibbs McAdoo and Ralston with observers predicting a late surge. Some see Smith splitting votes that could aid Copeland or keep a dark horse in contention.
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Washington
New York
Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
California
William G. Mewat
Ralston
Smith
Copeland
Belgium Accepts Reparations Reports
Belgium accepts the Reparations Commission’s expert report and related communications as part of ongoing talks. The government confirms review of the committee’s conclusions and a path toward settlement is under consideration.
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Belgium
Precident ras Jee tamed sreaereon primary results described
AAP report notes President leading with nearly votes in a national convention race while district results show Coreidge ahead in sections. County figures list 2085 votes for preferences and 90,384 to 10,687 for Johnson, with S Sheer endorsed for district delegates at the central primary where women voted.
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N. J
A. P
Lane Revere
Wim Nare
Costridge
Ceelidge
Johnson
S. Sheer
King George and Cotmee Comment on September Moa and Exiram Ailichs
A fragmented report notes King George and Cotmee opining on September Moa of denen frum exiram and the ailichs of pee Sas Soret aooeae of Grid cayang.
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King George & Cotmee
Denen
Pee Sas Soret
Grid Cayang
Bonus Fight Centers on Cash Option
Washington April 23. The Senate pressed toward a veterans bonus bill with speakers limited to 15 minutes. The main clash focused on an amendment for cash payment to veterans for services, as lawmakers reopened debate on the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Daniels Refused To Lease Naval Reserve Lands
The article reports Secretary of the Navy Daniels’s obdurate stance on leasing land within naval reserves. Commander H. A. Stuart, U. S. N., states in a Senate oil commission record that Daniels opposed the lease offer, while Teapot Dome reserve receivers manage Wyoming duties.
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Washington
A. P
Josephes Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Naval of Reserves
H. A. Stuart
Senate Oil Commision
Mr. Daniels
Wyoming
Teapot Dome
Daniels
Fragmentary OCR Notes Prompt Unclear
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Gyees SOs on Gonaite and a Parisian style note with unclear context. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events are present. The readable content remains too fragmentary for a reliable card.
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Sury
Meaney
Interior Department
U. K
Crauncey Sgpew
Nineties Molestone
Canmeers
Frank Noyes
Board of
Oklahoma
Harry K. Thaw
Sound Mand
Stanford White
Gray
Salisbury Grange
Varin
Agsia
Amsguis Enderen
Bern
Summer Weben
Arte
Guiren Falrteiphin
Conmiy. Coer
Pharoah
Maxwell
NEA
Dark Horse
Charles P Steward
Brussels
Sheparation Commission
Jas
Remember Association
Tere
Niram Johnson
Tieheedon
Berindedit
Picea
Surance
Beth
Underwood
Naval Reserve
Naval
Secretary of Navy
Gey Feat
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