Senate oil committee taps telegrams to Fall and McLean
Washington. Feb 26. The Senate oil committee suddenly closed its doors to review telegrams from Washington to A. B. Fall and E. B. McLean publisher of the Washington Post. Witnesses were discharged and the panel planned to place relevant messages in the public record.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Oil Committee
A. B. Fall
E. B. McLean
Washington Post
McLean
Palm Beach
Lemont
Adama
Colorado
Sheriff Takes Tip Money Worth 1906 Versus Forgery Charge
New Orleans dispatch reports deputy sheriff arrested L Dixie Esparro after he tried to bet 380 on a horse at the track while carrying a 3090 stake and facing a forgery warrant. An affidavit by a company official alleges Esparro forged checks totaling 535 dollars.
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New Orleans
A. P
Dixie” Esparro
Luna
Sherif Stakelum
Eaparro
John T D
Tip
Esparro
Bend
Long Planes Fire Scene Quiet After Alarm
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fire incident with multiple references to planes, flames, and a street scene. Mentions fear on the street and responders, with unclear details about location, time, and outcomes. No clear names or definitive actions emerge from the text.
Former General Ludendorff on Trial for Life
Munich witnesses recount the November uprising as former Field Marshal Ludendorff and aides face life in trial. Indictments portray Hitler as prime mover planning to overthrow Bavarian and Reich governments, with Ludendorff as leader of a national army and several defendants on hunger strike.
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Munich
A. Pd
Ludendorf
Begen
Ludendorff
Adolph Hither
Bavarian “Fascisti
Poehner
Frick
Henry Purnet
Berlin
Socialist News Service
Today
von Kahr
von Lossow
Reichswehr
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Bavaria
Reich
National Army
Military Academy
Ethan
Iidert
Fire engine theft report and sparse chase clues
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a stolen fire engine and stray clues. Mentions traces found and investigations with unclear dates and names. scene details and locations are obscured, leaving incomplete specifics about the incident.
Bryan Attacks Wet Record Of Underwood In Alabama
Decatur Alabama February 26 William Jennings Bryan attacked Senator Oscar W Underwood s prohibition record in an address, saying he would trust Governor A Smith in the White House over Underwood. He called Smith a wet in a wet environment and Underwood a wet in a dry environment, urging Democrats to nominate a progressive. He praised L B Heer as a well to do man who would spend his wealth for the masses in the Alabama presidential primary.
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Decatur
Ala
A. P
Oscar W. Underwood
William Jennings Bryan
A. Smith
White House
Underwood
Smith
L. B. Heer
Truce Looms Over Daugherty Row as Cabinet Meets
Washington reports a cabinet meeting amid a potential move to retain Attorney General Daugherty. Officials leaked nothing official while a Senate messenger delivered a secret telegram to the Justice Department amid talks of resignation or removal.
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Washington
Daugherty
Ad Committee
A. B. Fall
McLean
Palm Beach
Senate
Department of Justeeth
Attar
Ernough
Ttaughet
Raum
Gearraus
Lesage
Experts Report Surprises Over German Finances Abroad
Paris reports recount the Dawes committee findings as they draft a plan for reparations that aims to avoid revision. They note German capital hidden at home exceeds expectations and could affect timelines, with General Dawes stressing the Ruhr occupation would not have sped results.
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Paris
Charles G. Dawes
Germany
Peincare
Chamber of Deputies
Dawes
Ruhr
Fall and Pinchot clash over naval oil reserves plan
Former Secretary Fall sought to revive a Senate inquiry into Interior and naval oil reserves with President Harding's consent. Governor Pinchot criticized the effort, praising Roosevelt's conservation policy and insisting the Navy recover naval reserves despite pending investigations into alleged delinquent individuals.
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New York
A. P
Fall
Interler
Iéing
Penney
Pinchot
Navy
Scots Refuse Aid From English Hands
Landen, Feb 26. A famine like condition exists in the Hebrides where 10,908 people starve and cannot help themselves. They live in a relentless climate and tainted soil, resisting migration to more productive land for the last century and choosing to endure island hardship rather than relocate.
Desperede Lovers Last Chance Missing Details
A fragmentary clipping mentions Desperede and a last chance in February but lacks clear names, events, or places. The readable bits reference Masha and Henchenia with unclear context and no concrete outcome to summarize.
Bachelors and Old Maid To Be Faxed
Stolberg Saxony February 30 report from A P indicates a proposed game calling bachelors and a maid to be faxed for a social event. The item notes a humorous contest format and involves local participants with light community interest.
They Liked Her A Lot You See
Charis Cahbler a contralto drew praise in a performance noted for strong tone and clear delivery. The review highlights her vocal control and expressive phrasing as a standout element of the recital.
Modest Social Worker Named Christel Coolidge
In New York on February 36 a modest social worker Christel Coolidge is described as athletic and fond of teaching music. She expresses interest in discussing kinship with the Press.
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New York
Mies Christel
Coolidge
Athletic
Sie Toon Young
Bas
H Wee
Mueje
Sean
Actress Mrs Linder denies rumor of overdose scare
Paris reports deny sensational tale that Mrs Max Linder and her husband died from a sleeping potion. News from New York notes the 101 locomotives bought by the New York Central, part of a 1724 unit order totaling 30 million dollars. A gift tax proposal appears in the revenue bill, with a graduated rate structure. Washington coverage details tax debate and a Treasury official comment on seized papers related to a White Star matter.
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Paris
Max. Linder
New York
A. P
New York Central Railroad
American Locomotive Company
Limcoe Works
Washington
Reese
Green
Ways
Meene
Fire destroys business district across four towns on Eastern Shore
Fire across four eastern shore towns caused extensive damage to Evans Street area and surrounding stores. Loss set at about 73600. Firefighters from Snow Hill Princess Anne Salisbury battled multiple blazes spreading from a barrel factory store operated by Daniel J Whealten of Norfolk Barrel Company. Origin of Evans store fire undetermined.
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Maryland
Daniel J. Whealten
Norfolk Barrel Company
Whealten
Aasistav Ecery
Evans
Park Avenue
Walnut
Mapel
Snow Hill
Princess Anne
Saisbury
F. M. Wiese
Salisbury
Bread Street Fire Scene Details Emerge
Fragments describe a fire at Bread Street Station with smoke and damage. Witnesses note burned cables and a small blaze that destroyed parts of equipment. Investigators question crews and review freemage and response times as officials assess the scene.
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Frank McDowell
St. Petersburg
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Wieser
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Ceneral
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al South
Attorney Generals
Tiem Committee
Neaded Oe
Seid
Desperede
Last Chance
Henchenia
Stolberg
Saxony
Charis Cahbler
Kin of
President
Te Urchins
East Side
Custon
White Star
Treasury
Lepdem
Paso
Tes
Bermer
Mra
Inday
Thru Ranch
Three Rivers
Mnag
Mdag
Pecomeke
Chincoteague
Sallebery
Bread St
Sewell Minste Recalia
Lan Jane
Odepis
Denemy
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