Slemp Quits Office March 4. Sanders to Fill Vacancy
Indiana Congressman Everett Sanders named to replace Slemp as Secretary to the President. Slemp will retire March 4 to resume business interests. Sanders will leave the House March 4 after eight years, and his vice presidential nomination prospects are noted with Indiana politics cited.
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Washington
Bascom Simep
Coolidge
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Slemp
White House
New York
Sanders
House
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Presidential aide Slemp resigns to take effect March first
Secretary to the President quits after serving Bascom Slemp announces resignation effective March 1.
Trust Fund For McCormick Heir
Harold F McCormick sues in federal court to keep 123 824 shares of Standard Oil Stock valued over 8 200 in trust for Anita the nine month old daughter of Max Oser and Mathilde McCormick. The stock formed a 1917 Rockefeller trust held by Equitable Trust Co New York. Edith Rockefeller McCormick allegedly relinquished her rights in 1918 when she turned the fund over to Harold F McCormick.
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Indianapolis
Harold ¥ F McCormick
Chicago
Mathilda
Max Oser
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Anita
Max
Mathilde
Johan D. Rockefeller, Sr
Equitable Trust Count
New York
Harold F McCormick
Wfaat
Weill Street Briefs Show Unclear Local Notations
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local brief with numbers and unclear phrases. Readable items include mentions of streets, collections, and figures but lack coherent events, names, or dates to confirm a solid news item.
Russia Rejerces In Hughes Retirement
The resignation of Secretary Hughes and speculation in American papers that it signals a shift toward recognizing Soviet Russia lift Bolshevik spirits. Some expect Frank B Kellogg to steer official policy toward the Soviet regime as Russo Japanese negotiations show signs of ending.
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Hughes
Amercan
Russia
Torent
Hughen
Coolidge
Frank B. Kelkigg
United States
Japan
Pulp Mill Destroyed by Fire in Harpers Ferry
The Harpers Ferry Paper Company pulp mill burned in Harpers Ferry West Virginia with losses estimated at three hundred thousand dollars. Fire officials suspect a spark from the boiler room ignited the wooden top structure of the main building. The Harpers Ferry firm also controls Potomac Pulp Mill and Harpers Ferry Electric and Power Company with offices in Westchester Pennsylvania.
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Harpers Ferry
Harpers Ferry Paper Company
Harpers Ferry Company
Potomac
Harpers Ferry Electric and Power Company
Westchester
Real Estate Agent Converts Auto into West Office
A western real estate agent converts a car into a moving office, outfitting it with a desk, files, and a typewriter to handle property business on the go. The setup signals flexible operations and mobile service for clients.
Two World War Generals Retired by Age
Major General Robert L. Bullard and Major General Charles G. Merton, both born January 15, 1861, retire from active service under the age limit. Bullard led the Second Army Area at Governors Island and Merton headed the Ninth Corps Area in San Francisco. Secretaries Weeks noted their long careers and role in World War I.
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War Department
Robert L. Bullard
Governor’s Isle
Charles G. Merton
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
Norton
Military Academy
Massachusett
Alabama
Weeks
Bullerd
Americana
Bettie
Nerton
France
Werk
Secreter
Bank Commissioner Resigns Under Fire in Kansas
The Asectated Press reports Topeka January 15 that state Bank Commissioner J M Peterson, appointed by former Governor Davis, resigned today amid political pressure and controversy surrounding the state bank system.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Aril J Peterson
J M Davis
Mt Ranier unchanged by assisted free Washington decision
The Public Land Committee voted 9 to 4 to refuse reporting a Senate bill altering Mt Ranier in Washington to meet Tacoma. The panel delayed any changes, leaving the current status intact.
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Washington
Pure Public Land Committee
Senate
Mt Ranner
Wash
Tacoma
Narcotics Seized in Philadelphia Raid Arrests Made
Narcotic drugs valued at about $2,000 were seized by detectives in a raid. A woman and six men were arrested. One man leaped from a window to the street but was captured.
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Philadelphian
Armory Tonight Lineups and Team Rosters
Fragmented OCR lists lineups and team notes for an Armory event. Names appear garbled but indicate competing sides and player mentions. No clear scores or dates are recoverable from the readable portions.
Settlement Report Involving Vanderlip and Star Publishers
The Accrister Press reports a $1200 damage suit filed by Rev DD Moore and EU Brush against Frank A Vanderlip of New York has been withdrawn from court. The suit followed a Briar Cliff address by Vanderlip alleging the paper paid exorbitant prices. Vanderlip, reported seriously ill, did not approve settlement terms and a formal withdrawal will be filed in the United States District Court in New York.
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Hen
Rev DD Moore
EU Brush
Frank A Nanderlip
New York
Ayn Tee Day
Me Vanderlip
Briar Cla NY
Moore
Brush
Marding
Star
United States
United Court Sn
Okw
Vanderlip
Vanderis
Briat
Terupuleu
Vambrrhp
Anam Bests Billed TM Street Battle
Anam defeats billed TM in a lively street battle as onlookers watch the tense match unfold. The clash highlights local sports energy with supporters cheering long into the event.
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Anam
Davis Facing Other Charges In Pardons Scandal
Wealthy Wichita merchant testifies he paid 1250 for a pardon and describes a scheme linking Governor Davis and others. Affidavits allege payments to a parole broker and to Carl Peterson, with specific shares of funds, as Shawnee County probes a pardon scandal touching several officials.
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Wichita
Sen
Topeka
Kas
Jonathan M Davis
Kia Sen
Russell G Davis
Carl J Peterson
Shawnee County
Ernest Batholomew
C. B. Bartholomes Wealth
Toohnson
Peterson
L. Oswald
Hutchinson
Walter Gready
Davis
Fred W Pullman
Basher
Man Falls to Death While Forcing Entry Through Roof
William Lloyd, 12, attempted to enter a home via the roof of a neighboring dwelling in Philadelphia last night. He fell to the ground and sustained a fractured skull, dying en route to a hospital.
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Philadelpha
William L. Lhoyd
Robbery at 2 Doys Rok Store Ends in Escape
A grocer Herbert Cohen was attacked by a man at the 2 DOYS ROK Store. the assailant struck him with a lead pipe and fled with $15 from the cash register while Cohen lay unconscious. A separate note mentions paleontologists uncovering a toothless dinosaur skeleton believed to have fed on eggs.
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Philadephia
Jan
Haw Panta
Herbert Cohen
Seene
London Transfer Sets Floughton as New German Ambassador
To London Alanson B. Floughton of New York, new ambassador to Germany, is to be transferred to London succeeding Ambassador Frank B. Kellogg, newly appointed secretary of date, according to reports in official circles.
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Alanson B. Floughton
New York
Germany
London
Frank B. Kellogg
Indicted in New York for whiskey bribe scheme
Federal Court in New York heard testimony about a $964,000 whiskey bribe plot connected to Gaston B. Means and Thomas B. Fechter. Prosecutors allege fuelled by promises to bribe Attorney General Harry M. Ty and other officials to avoid prosecution. Witnesses described payments and drink as part of the conspiracy involving Crager System and Arkona Casket Company stock.
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New York
Gaston B. Means
Jestice Agen
Thomas B. Fechter
Arcona Sa
Kleer
Jarnechke
Sen
Thea Ateracy
Harry M. Ty
Felder
Authorities bar Madrid woman from becoming matador
Spanish officials refuse Senora Reverte of Madrid permission to pursue bullfighting, declaring the art is not suitable for women.
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Senora Reverte
Madrid
Late News Bulletins From Across Cities
A jumble of brief items reports on legal reforms, political moves, and local events. The wire cites prompts for harsher penalties, a judiciary committee action, and church and civic updates, with scattered references to governors, presidents, and city happenings.
Evans Youth Missing in Two Cities Foul Play Feared
Randolph Evans 21, son of Seba Evans, vanished after December 28 trip from Laurel to Philadelphia. Last seen in Darby en route to his aunt in Frankford suburb. Police in New York and Philadelphia, aided by private detectives, search for him amid family belief of foul play.
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New York
Philadelphia
Ramdelps Evans
Seba Evans
Salisbury
Ile
Randolph
James Butler
New York City
Laurel
Deb
Darby
H Pinher
Frankf
Evans
Sadzbury
Newton and
Vine Streets
Wealth Of U S Total Reaches 1922 Peak
The 1922 end year wealth of the United States reached a total of 156,299,661,000 with real estate and improvements valued at 155,996,625,008. Personal property and consumer goods followed, as manufactured goods and distribution ranked third with a value of 30,438,360,000.
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Washington
Dun
Censes Bureau
United States
Cocal Estate
Themes Foley Aged Tammany Leader Dies in New York
Ambiguous obituary notes Themes Foley a veteran Tammany figure dies in New York after a long illness. The brief item records his age and passing in the metropolis with sparse details.
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Foley
Tammany
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