Two Lawyers to Be Given U S Cases
Senate debates teapot dome inquiry plan with two lawyers assigned to pursue the case. President Cannings seeks funding and legal steps to proceed with the prosecution. The discussion centers on who covers costs and the scope of the inquiry.
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Witnesses Describe Discussion With Henry Mann Ahead of Europe Trip
A witness recounts a conversation with Henry Mann prior to Mann accompanying Wilson’s party to Europe. Proceedings note the forgery case against William H. Anderson, head of the Anti-Saloon League, with prosecution and defense outlining arguments as a court adjourns and reconvenes later.
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Keith
William H Anderson
Anti-saluer League
Publicity Agent Bloomer Linked to Mann Campaign Work
Bloomer testified he worked for Henry Mann in the Anti-ALa League campaign of 1913 for newspaper outreach. He said Mann was abroad during Versailles 1919 talks and last saw him at the Savoy Hotel in London. He denied knowledge of John T King and a $28700 benefactor claim.
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Amerson
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Carter Faces Delays as Tutankhamun Excavation Advances
Luxor Egypt January reports Howard Carter contends with mounting difficulties during the Tutankhamun tomb work. Narrow spaces, scaffolding challenges, and sealed shrine components complicate progress as custodians inspect gilded cornices and decorated panels while painters touch up gilding in the sepulchral chamber.
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Egypt
Tutenkhamun
Howard Carter
Caster
Pseudo Army Officer Faces Two Year Term
A man described as a pseudo army officer was sentenced to two years after a federal case in which he allegedly conspired to steal about $8,000 in jewelry from a man named Gordy Paigeaut. The trial took place in Pocomase City, Virginia, with charges dating to the temer of the recent case and involving others in the scheme.
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Ory Allen
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Oooma Va
Moores Freeze to Breath Oin Cree
Unclear text fragment details a persona or event labeled Moores and a phrase about breathing and Cree. No verifiable facts or clear entities present.
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Charles P Gay Receives High Endorsements as Hotel Lessee
Community leaders and business figures in Norfolk vouch for Charles P Gay a trusted hotel operator and manager. They praise his character experience at the Lorraine Hotel and his ability to run a first class establishment. They urge support for his lease of the city's new hotel noting his sober reliable conduct and public spirit.
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Wales
Leonard Wales
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Citizens Bank Norfolk
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Charleay
Eight Concerns Accused Plan to Beautify Trade Monopolizing Court Yard
Washington January 25 Eight corporations faced a two day deadline by the Federal Trade Commission to answer charges alleging unlawful restraint of trade in the manufacture and sale of radar equipment. The suit claims the firms conspired to create and maintain a monopoly in the radar sector. Names include Amenca Central and American Telephon. The action seeks to curb alleged collusive practices and restore competition in the industry.
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Washington
Trans Oo Posston
Russia lays to rest Lenin in grand Cold War funeral
In Moscow on January 2, a massive crowd gathered as Nemdtas Leaine, called the commander of a new humanity, was laid to rest. The mausoleum pierced by a three degree below zero climate held the casket as red and black drapery marked the state’s presence.
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Rel Square
Leg Fracture After Meter Car Collision
A vehicle collision left a leg fractured at a meter location with injuries. The report includes scattered garbled text about hospital transport and unnamed locations, indicating a serious traffic accident with a patient to be treated at a general hospital.
Campaign Meeting Tonight Sparks Heated Panel Talk
Residents discuss campaign plans at a meeting tonight. The event features several teams and community groups and targets turnout and strategy for upcoming efforts.
Eleven Die in Gas Explosion at Manville Home
A gas explosion leveled a two family house in Manville, killing eleven people including Michael Conway. Mrs Conway lit a lamp after smelling gas. the blast destroyed the dwelling and nearby residents fear they all perished. A neighboring family of ten in the adjoining house is believed dead.
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Michael Conway
Fiume Ceded to Italy Stirs City in Festive Turnout
Fiume welcomed news that Juge Stavia and Italy signed a treaty ceding the city to Italy. Church bells rang, ships fired salutes, and flags flew as General Giardina urged residents to set aside past differences and focus on Fiume’s prosperity.
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Juge Stavia
Italy
Giardina
Coal shortage sparks protests as miners strike in district
Reports from Washington and Harrisburg detail a coal shortage after 12,800 miners were suspended. Four hundred people protest with sleds and buckets as Heminton Coal Company exhausts local reserves. The day also notes multiple federal actions and political moves across the capital.
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Heminton Coal
Kin of Late Czar Sought by U S Tour Group
A Russian Grand Duchess and her entourage sailed from Cherbourg aboard the George Washington en route to Detroit to pursue kin of the late Czar. The party includes Grand Duchess Orte and her daughter of Grand Duke Peter, with Nicholas Sekelo assisting investigations into the Czar’s fate.
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Cherbourg
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Bede de Paris
Detroit
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Hes
No Lives Lost By Lake Seamen In Wreck Report
A 1920s report to the Lake Carriers Association notes no lives lost after a shipwreck during navigation. President William Pavingston states the incident set a record for cargo handled and highlights favorable weather and reduced winter ice.
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Take Carriers Association
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Lasengst Eseuf
Lee
Shepmen
Memorial Meeting for Leneine Ends
A memorial meeting for Leneine concluded with attendees sharing memories and tributes. Organizers thanked participants and noted continued support for the family during a difficult time.
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