House Votes To Resume Probe Into Military Air Service
Washington Feb 24 The House Military Aircraft Committee reversed last weekend and votes to hold hearings next Thursday citing committee finances as a reason. Navy Secretary Wilbur declares the air service is necessary and being built and emphasizes proper aircraft and anti aircraft defenses for battleships. The probe into Miss Isabelle Pore and William McClintock case continues with a nurse witness and a covered letter read in court.
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Naval Secretary
Washington
House Military Aircraft Committee
Perkins
New Jersey
Weeks
Wilbur
War and Navy Departments
Navy
Woalbur
Isabelle Pore
Nanece
Willam McClintock
W. D. Shepherd
World and Local Turbulence Across oceans and continents
Reports consider resuming a terminated investigation while Prince of Wales acts for King George during his absence to restore health. Earthquakes shake Alaska big cities breaking a key cable. German President Ebert undergoes successful appendicitis surgery. A Finnish athlete misses a major event and faces AAU suspension. gossip surrounds a Paris actress’s grave but hopeful condition amid trials.
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House
Prince of Wales
King George
England
Rock Seward
Anchorage
Alaska
Seward-Valdez
Ebert
Germany
Willie Ritola
Boston
Stokey
Ulars
Weweasswe Fet ta Twest Breaks News In Turbulent Report
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic news item with unclear names and events. It hints at breaking coverage and a westward context but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Administration Backs Early Action on Warren Nomination
A report favors Warren’s nomination and urges quick action in Congress. Key witness Warren testified on past sugar trust issues as allies push for swift confirmation amid a divided Senate and absences from several party members.
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Hari
R. Warren
Atiernes
Cine
Mer Warren
Sugar Trust Investeyyn
Arizeta
Read
Mixsou
Wish
Montana
Rerah
Idaho
Warrer
Arters Wall Press
Earl
Araw O. Ftemenrat
Kansas
Nebraska
Ari Stank
Ktemecra
Kentucky
Mexican Catholic clash sparks church security measures
In City on February 26 police protected the Cuadalupe affiliated group and Latin mass was halted after disturbances between Mexican Catholics and separatists near the National Pulser church. Four injured in clashes as Father Luis Monje was stopped from celebrating Mass. reports say one person was killed and eleven injured in the wider confrontation.
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Order of the One of
Cuadalupe
Luis Monje
New Church
One Bidder Drives Auction Standoff in Cambridge
In Cambridge on February 26 farmers faced a unique property sale after buyers withdrew bids leaving the seller unable to raise funds. The auction collapsed with no further offers and the seller’s debts remained unpaid.
Fragmented Caption About Hidden Snakes Noted
An OCR snippet mentions snakes and a Pat reference with garbled text. Unclear details prevent a full summary but hints at a misread caption or note involving a Pat and rain or pairing.
Gempsey Weighs Final Ring Return Amid Talk of Retirement
The article tracks plans around promoter Tex Rickard and champion Dempsey, weighing a potential September defense against renewed interest in settling down. It recalls Dempsey’s major battles with Willard Carpentier and Firpo, noting his wealth and fatigue with the ring as he considers one last title bid or retirement.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Tom Gibbons
Harry Wille
Ayrite
Taylor Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
Mily Miche
Bill Brennan
Georges Carpentier
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Montana
Shelby
Luis Firpo
Pele Grenada
Dempacy
Firpo
Dempaey
Power company accepts public service commission approval
The Associated Press reports Maryland and Pennsylvania public service commissions complete regulation approval for the Susquehanna Power Company. An amended petition with the commission possibly clears the final hurdle for a 962.9 million hydroelectric plant at Como wing, with details framed by a key conference.
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Associated Pres
Baltimore
Public Service Commissions of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Pee Power Amen
Saaquehanna Power Company
Aerlend Commission
Ly Ead
Maryland Commission of Plame
Comowing
Mart
Prince of Wales to Take Father's Chair at Royal Levees
London February 24 The Prince of Wales will assume his father King George V's place at two royal levees at Buckingham Palace on March 16 and 19 in a historic transfer of duties. Reports say the King may not sail to the Mediterranean for health reasons and could travel by train with a cabinet member accompanying him.
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London
George
Vectoria
Albert
France
Bridgeman
Mediterranean
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Beckingham Palace
Actress Near Death In Global Hotel Following Surgery
Internationally known Glamatrix actress is reported near death at a Paris hospital after an operation last week. Medical teams strive to stabilize her condition as fans and colleagues monitor the dramatic development.
Young speakers at Lenin memorial event draw crowd
A 13 year old boy Bertram Stern denounced Morris Tibor as a traitor for advocating communism at a Lenin memorial meeting in Madison Square Garden. A 13 year old boy answered with a silver tongue, praise from radio listeners flooded in after his American creed recitation at Carnegie Hall.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Carnegie Hall
Bertram Stern
Mount Vernon
Morris Specter
Bertram
John D Rockefeller Attends Washington Birthday Gala
Oil magnate John D Rockefeller attends the Ormond Beach Washington Birthday celebrations at the Rockefeller Mansion. He wears a tuxedo with a silk flag boutonniere and listens to Mayor James Curley and Governor John W. Martin. The event ends with a brief disturbance as music concludes.
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Fraend Beach
Fin
John 1. Rockefeller
Washington
Ormond Beach
James Curley
Boston
Mass
Johan W. Martin
Florida
Hotel
Ormond
Rockefeller Mansion
Han
Death by Own Action After Reproof in Tokyo
Ki Masamoto a 25 year old public works employee in Tokyo ended his life after receiving two reprimands for neglect of duty. He jumped in front of a fast electric train. The incident occurred Feb 24 and is reported as a self-inflicted death following disciplinary steps.
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Tokyo
Ki Masamoto
Late News Bulletins From Feb 24 A P
A.P. reports John H Edwards former speaker of the Indians House of Representatives named assistant secretary of the Interior. Coolidge plans to deliver remarks Friday to Chilean and Peruvian embassies. A mistaken obituary circulated for actress Swansen. Miner burned and another injured in a Standard oil refinery incident. Water providers from Montana appeared before a grand jury investigating land trentations. Drier Covewell and others charged with conspiracy. a heart attack ends a local figure’s life.
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A. P
John H. Edwards
Apeaker of the Indians
Mouse of Representatives
President Coolidge
Secretary of the Interior
Sugar Sucre Webegtrm Feb 23 BB
Fragmentary note reports a cow presented for service with breeders and experts at a west coast event. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Pennsylvania Trains Crash in New York City Collision Highlights Transit Chaos
A double Pennsylvania crash near Manhattan Transfer halted traffic as a Philadelphia bound train derailed, leaving several dead and others injured. Officials identified victims including Joseph Patrick of Jersey City and Seer Huther, with rescuers retrieving bodies from the dining car wreckage.
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Philadelphia
Coeured
Lladelphia
Gelden
Edward Greene
New York
Joseph Patrick
Jersey City
Seer Huther
Sersvey Ci
Mac
Mardi Gras Spirit Persuades New Orleans Crowd
In a festive downtown scene, the Mardi Gras spirit sways crowds as Rex leads the city’s traditional revelry with loyal supporters and mayoral presence. The celebration centers on street processions, carnival customs, and the declaration of city pride amid hundreds of participants.
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Carni
Etreeta
Selvery
Wes
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