French Chamber Fiscal Program and Prohibition Case Flow
Debates over France's financial program intensify as Paris Chamber fights over taxation and policy. In Maryland a federal hearing continues for illicit liquor production with Pittsville youths tied to mash and stills.
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Hames
United States
Williams
Justn Launder T
Sinwach
Morrie EL Seper
Mahim
Pittswidlh
Trustt
Witherson
Prohibition
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Willards
Barris
Mystery surrounds Mann and King in forgery trial
In New York the defense and prosecution rested after four days of cross examination in a Supreme Court case against William H Anderson, state head of the Anti Saheen League. Anderson said Henry Mann managed a publicity campaign and received about 24 700 dollars, while John T King gave nearly 25 000 dollars for hiring and for his friendship with the prohibition cause. He kept Mann’s identity secret to protect him from danger.
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Supreme Court
William H Anderson
Anti Saheen League of New York
Pe«ora
Anderson
Henry Mann
League
Andersen
John T. King
King
Mann
Norfolk hotel expansion ties to new seven story addition
Charles P. Gay, manager, will meet to raise funds for a two story addition to the Lorraine Hotel project in Norfolk. Directors authorize a long term lease with Mr Gay as talks proceed on a contract to finance the new seven story structure via stock pledges and a targeted $70,000 funding boost.
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Bethenara Church
Adkins
Hooper S. Mill
Travers L. Ruark
Charlies P Gay
Lorraine
Norfolk
Gay i
Hem
Salsbury
Cays
Lincoln mystery widens as head sealed in concrete
A historical report describes a case where a woman's severed head was found sealed in concrete, with authorities later linking the artifact to Abraham Lincoln and a new confession that emerged just before his death. The sensational detail notes the grim scene, the sealed head, and surrounding legal intrigue.
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Wang Ec
Lincoln van
Lincoln
Pennsylvania pork figures reveal 296435 pounds
A Bureau of Agriculture report released today shows pork production reaching 296435 pounds. Jamette of the agency notes the data reflects a substantial yield tied to the period’s harvest. The report outlines the barrel filled supply for the Pennsylvania pork industry.
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Sylvania
Jamette 6
Bureau of
Fag T Street
Agen Culture
Indiana Fire Causes 300000 Dollar Loss
A fire in Indiana caused an estimated 300000 dollars in property loss. Initial reports indicate significant damage to multiple structures with firefighters battling the blaze. Authorities are investigating the cause as crews work to assess the scene and determine the extent of the damage.
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Mwarhington
Rev. Cour
Coolidge Seeks Advice On Teapot Dome Leases
President Coolidge asked the Interior Department for expert guidance on the Sinclair and Fall oil leases in Wyoming and California. The aim is to determine if the leases protect government interests and whether they should be canceled, separate from Justice Department fraud probes.
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Washington
Senate Oil Committee
Pallard
Harry Sinclair
Coolidge
Interior Department
Sinclair
Fall
Wyoming
California
Department of Justice
Shark
Mexican Recognition Urged Upon England
Meassco City reports secretary John Brown of the International Federation of Trade Unions cabled the British Labour minister urging Britain to recognize the Soviet government. He stated Britain had not yet recognized Mexico, and Mexico had not recognized England, suggesting a move to restore peace and status.
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Rade Vue Pe Worth Star Telegram
John Brown
International Federation of Trace Unions
Britszab
Great Britain
Mexico
England
Barge Bound For Salisbury Sinks In Bay
Severe cold hampered Chesapeake Bay navigation as ice floes gathered and a barge to Salisbury sank off North Point. Captain James Awkenback of the Neff was rescued by the tug Louise after the barge Partin sank while towing. The Louise saved the Neff crew before the line parted and the tow broke up. Conditions continued to hinder small craft movement along the bay.
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Artin
Soliebur
Beth
Cartin
Kuren
Xebear Annapalm
Adonis
Turkey Point
Wenatai
Maree Transportation Company
Baltimore
John Jove
Lassee
Salibury
Ford Produced 1923 Motor Vehicles Hit New Record
The article notes Ford produced 2,200,000 motor vehicles in 1923, with 2x2 models at the core of output. It cites a national total of 4.1 million vehicles including Canada as part of the plant’s overall production figures.
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FORD
Canada
Fragmented OCR Note Mentions Santa and Youth
Incoherent OCR fragment references a Santa figure and youth, with scattered words about roads, dates, and places. The readable bits point to a local scene or event but lack coherent details or verifiable names.
Classified Ad Echoes in Evening Edition
Fragmented text hints at upcoming ads and promotions across local papers. Mentions advertising opportunities, rate cards, and a weekly schedule, with references to sale items and readership engagement.
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Solinber
Orue Co
Ngs Martes
Mexico Seld To America Says General Brownsville Revolt
Mexico leader Francisco Coss opposed rebellion but urged loyalty to Obregon. General Obregon accused of seeking American help and selling Mexico’s potential wealth for arms and ammunition. January report notes tensions between Mexican authorities and rebels.
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America
Brownsville
Tex
Dent Obregon
Amercan
Eral
Francisco Coss
T _ Coss
Prince Regent of Japan Wedding Amid Imperial Pageantry
The Prince Regent of Japan marries Princess Nagmas at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo with Shinto rites. The simple ceremony costs about 32 500 000 and draws vast crowds cheering along streets as guards in gold uniforms escort the couple to the palace.
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Bates
Nagmas
Imperial Palace
Oepen Spa
Primce
Cparate
Cesemar
Progres
Brietian
Bokors of
City Police Form Prohibition Enforcement Division
New York January 26 a special police division under Commissioner En right has assumed full enforcement of the prohibition law and suppression of rum and gambling. The unit combines a deputy chief deputy inspector four captains ten lieutenants 20 sergeants and 27 patrolmen from across city precincts to carry out duties arresting violators and enforcing off duty restrictions.
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New York
Police Department
Crew abandons ship after distress near Honolulu
A freighter Marv Horus with steel cargo was abandoned about ten miles west of Honolulu after a distress call. The vessel President Tafta reported the incident to radio advisories and the Federal Telegraph company as crews fled the ship.
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Honolulu
Federal
United States Wins First Olympic Ice Race at Paris
The United States gains early Olympic momentum as Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid wins the 500 metre skating event in 64 seconds flat. Jewtraw defeats Germany and Canada competitors in the heat, setting the fastest time of the day and securing the event victory.
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Vhcameniy
France
United States
Late News Bulletins from Washington Jan Twenty Four
Secretary Vellom recommends banning hand and eisen incomes for purposing gleaming tax returns. Reports from eight states outline committee actions while other items note politician statements and property tax debates.
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Vellom
Eisen
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