Inquiry to end today on Kline campaign probe report
The Senate Campaign Funds Committee nears completion of its inquiry into the Republican primary. Witnesses, including Rep. Dona M. Morin, recount campaign finance transfers and a secret meeting with Governor Pinchot, as committee plans hearings into irregularities and interactions with Pepper-Fisher supporters.
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Washington
Kenate Campaign Funds Committee
Pitabergh
Aeney
Witham
Ilness
Deech
A. Morin
Wewse
Willie Pean
Vare Western Campaign Committee
Edward &. Martin
Toomasz F. Watson
Philadelphia
Watson
Merte
King
Morin
Ane
Gakland Savines and Trust Company
Pinchot
Govereee Pinchot
Charles McGovern
Kline
Earthquake Devastates Towns Across Austria Near Semmering
A July quake rattled Styria and Lower Austria, wrecking the town of Mürtruchiaz near Semmering. Rathaus, school, brewery and courthouse suffered heavy damage. most structures damaged. Reports from Upper Austria indicate continuing damage with numerous houses destroyed and several deaths and injuries reported near Linz and Grimekand.
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Vienna
Austria
Styria
Lower Austria
Muertruchiaz
Mount Semmering
Upper Austria
Grimekand
Urfabr
Lin
Passan
Tree Buried Deep in New York River Analysis
Fragmentary text describes a buried tree near New York and mentions tides, the Hudson River, and unidentified details about measurements and dates. The readable pieces reference a buried object and a potential investigation but lack coherent facts or names.
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New York
Jalv T & Perder
Hudson River
Dation
Etras Atlons Feud
Savecraper
Ruperts
Dan
America
Damage at Sesqui site blamed on drainage failure
Workmen at the Sequi Centennial grounds report heavy rain caused drainage stoppage leading to flooded vents and water damage at the Palace of Liberal Arts and Palace of Agriculture. The Gladway area will be resurfaced after water overflow shifted earth and damaged memorial columns during President Coolidge’s visit.
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Philadelphia
Palace of Liberal Arts
Palace of Agriculture
Audiiingium
Gladway
Coolidge
Moadey
Chicago athlete pleads guilty to mail banditry
Daniel F. Hesley a 25 year old Chicago athlete who used a mail robbery to raise funds for hospital bills for his wife who was soon to become a mother pleaded guilty in Federal Court in Hammond Indiana and was sentenced to 25 years in Leavenworth. He seized a peaches truck near Indiana and forced driver Frank Water to divert toward Minnesota before fleeing. Water was captured and the loot of about 250 dollars recovered. Hesley saw his three week old baby for the first time in court.
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Mammond
Indiana
Deniel F. Hesley
Chicago
Leavenworth
Wesley
Frank Water
Jine
Minow
Hmasley
Tut & Serk
Mesley
Opened Farm and Pasture Lard Market Post in Freestate
In Washington July 6 0 a narrative describes a farm and pasture operation opening under Freestate Commerce Commission oversight. The report mentions valley Ramonad toad and a pipe Bear fever. The fragment notes an operation timing and regional activity.
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Ashington
Freestate Commerce
Preige
Cory & Commer
Nm Valley
Ramonad
Marter
Big Ben Lon e Strikes Te t of an Est Lamate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a striking feat involving Big Ben Lon e and an estimated lamate cheese weighing 15 1.3 age, yielding unclear significance.
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Big Ben
Lone
Lamate Chee
Perishable Freight Subcommittees Formed to Speed Rail Transport
Executive committees create 26 perishable freight subcommittees across major hubs to coordinate with railroads. Aim to reduce delays in refrigerator car handling and curb misrouting while speeding shipments from the South and West to Eastern transfer points.
Four Churches Destroyed by Fire in Kalemases Area
State police join local officers in a manhunt after a fourth church, the First Presbyterian, burned in seven months in Pinas Kalemases Michigan. The fires since December have caused about 500000 dollars in damage and two firemen died in the earlier Methodist church blaze.
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Kalemases
Mich
First Presbyterian
East Avenue Methodist
Subway Strike Opens With Walkouts Across Lines
New York July 7 The subway strike opened with strikers claiming support from motormen and conductors on elevated lines. An official from the company said personnel would operate the subway with the existing crew, and warned there would be few trains running as workers pressed for higher pay.
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New York
Compans
James L. Quackenbush
Entireel
Metrmen
Sanithmen
Aghways
Byres
Cal Workers Cme
Age of the
Aacereen Fed van S
Sal Laber
Stocks Open Higher As Market Advances On Easy Credit
Opening trading shows a general upward drift with brisk demand for Maryland Standard Oil of California Union Oil Phillips Petroleum Lago and American West. Steel shares advance aided by easy credit as funds flow resumes. rail shares and big names like Mack Trucks General Motors United States Rubber and Continental Can also rise amid renewed confidence.
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New York
TIA
Maryland
Standard’hl
Califoraia
Union OE
California
Phillips Fretroleaur
Lago
Metor
Aredent Steel
Metoe
Wil
Alse
Vackard
Mack - Tracks
General Motors
Oae
General Asphalt
United States
Pere Marquette
Belen
Iis
Whittemore's Fate in Maryland Death Penalty Appeal
Annapolis July 7048 An appeals court is to reconvene to hand down its decision on Richard Riese Whittemore's death sentence for the murder of a prison guard. His appeal, argued June 28, was expedited with priority, after conviction on the murder charge earlier in May.
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Annapels
Pa— Tre
Maryland Court of Appeals
Richard Riese Whittemore
Whittenmire
French Veterans Demand Cabinet Reconsider Leader’s Wound Note
French war veterans urge reconsideration of the leader’s wound note after a cabinet meeting. Jean Jourdain, head of the National Union of Veterans, pledged to bring the issue before the cabinet via his committee while plans for a nationwide protest circulate, drawing strong support from veteran groups.
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Washington
Jean Durand
National Union of Veterans
Reasignel
Emit
Cupbiard
Merced Peasie
Jourdain
Eed
France
Local coins seized as counterfeit weed souvenir scheme halted
Secret Service stopped manufacture of 10 cent coins linked to a Kesqui Centennial Expo scheme. Operators were found embedding weed in telephone simile capsules for collection by the Delaware River Bridge. About 5,088 coins and the die were seized. No arrest reported for the coin maker.
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Philadelphia
Suly
Ia. PR
Secret Service
Delaware River
United States
Political resolve and holiday cheers in New York
Fragmentary New York report notes July 4 events with Governor Smith and Mayor Walker on stage. Speech hints at party nominating process and public reaction as crowds cheer and expect policy direction.
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New York
Eee Simente
Seenese
Meniripal
Kanith
Sterd Mney
Erner
Indians Created Dy? New York July 7 Report
Fragmented OCR reads Peter Mine’s sins and windind 38 meet font amid unclear context.
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New York
Peter Mine
Fragmented July News Across Cities Blurs Key Events
Disjointed July dispatches report on political campaigns in New York and New Jersey, legal proceedings including jury selections and sentences, a Senate investigation start date, and personal notes about public figures. Vague names and garbled phrases reflect OCR errors from a historical page.
Long Tow Ends In Grounding Of S-51 In East River
The Mates submarine S-51 ran aground in the East River while being towed to the Navy Yard after a 135 mile voyage from Bjerk Inland. Officers cited a missing buoy and pilot misguidance as the cause, with the crew and Vestal attempting to salvage the perilous tow.
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New York
Willases
Queenshore
East River
Navy Yard
Amd
Eecaietrs
W. B. Tomb
Vestal
Eure
Reece
Pridge
City of
Rome
BE. P. Sawer
Sre
Admiral Plunkett
New York Navy Yard
Falcon
Combinette Charier
Edward Elisberg
Oficers
Old Footprints Found in Grand Canyon Ages
Denver reports discoveries of footprints in the Grand Canyon dated to at least 25,000,000 years ago. Professor Charles W. Gilmore, curator of vertebrate paleontology at the National Museum, confirms the tracks were light feet beneath a car and belong to extinct reptiles.
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Denver
Grand Canyon
Charles W. Gilmore
Cur Stern
National Museum
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