Wheeler Senate inquiry in private session with anti saloon head
The Senate Campaign Funds Committee held a secret session with Sapme BR Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League to review background material on the uncounte d inquiry. Wheeler testified on League finances and the publication of articles, with questions about figures and the sources of the educational campaign funds.
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Anti-Meleen League
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Wheeler
Jase Cannon, Jr
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New York Times
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Robbery I Attached Express Car in Philadelphia Breakin
In Philadelphia on June 22 two robbers stopped an American Express messenger and a package and case were seized from the car. R. H. Wallace of Washington was beaten and bound, later freed after the attackers escaped with valuables. The mail car was detached and alighted at West Philadelphia station before the bundle was taken.
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Exrerens
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Washington
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Wallacs
Bashi
Brakervan
Weat Philatelpinia
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Sie Bunds
Prince of Wales meets leaders for private dinner at home
June 2 London reports the Prince of Wales held a reception with senior leaders at Buckingham Palace. He planned a private dinner for close friends at his own residence after the event. Bunting and public displays lit up the West End as crowds watched.
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Prince of Wales
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Byrne Beelles
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St. James’ Palace
Democrats push immediate tax relief plans in Congress
Washington reports three measures from Democrats aimed at quick tax reductions. Representative Crisp proposed cutting personal income tax from 13 to 1 percent and refunding some taxes. Jacob Stein urged a 25 percent personal tax refund and elimination of the 4 percent auto tax with corporation tax relief. Senator Copeland backed broader repeals for the current fiscal year to reduce federal operating expenses.
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A. PY
Democrata
Congress
Senate
Copel
New York
Alnington Plans Unique Celebration For Aged States Figures
A ragged note details plans for a unique celebration and medal distribution for notable figures including Myrd Aod, C Bord, and others. It mentions a public event in New York on June 23 with dignitaries like President Cowt and Wendrem Wilson anticipated to attend, and a ceremonial display valued around four million dollars.
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Juans
A. P
Tates
Abergen
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C. Bord
Rees
Cowt Mabe
Wendrem Wilson
Peary
Will Ees Prewat
Economic Shifts Elevate Clothing Costs in 2000 Era
Washington reports rising costs as prices tick up by about two thousand units due to changing fashion and lingering supply pressures. Officials note clothing expenses edged higher over the period, reflecting broader inflationary trends.
Unclear text summary of 1923 events and figures
Fragmented report with multiple named individuals and dates, mentioning Paris June 23 and Washington June 23 battles and prizes, but most text is garbled. Readers see references to trials, legal notices, and sports scores, with several misread names and places.
CAINS TODAY ARELARITIES RALLIES IN LATE TRADING
New York stock activity showed irregular gains with rails and cement shares leading as crude oil production reports suggested lower output. Union Oil of California and Danlandle, along with other major names, posted gains while some securities eased amid easing demand in late sessions.
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Seling
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Ene
Amerikan Power
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Tragic Death Ends Wedding Year In New York Suburb
Mrs. Brewster and her husband Leon Brewster died after a quarrel at their Glen Read home. Servants found the couple in bed, with empty shells nearby. Police say preliminary estimates suggest foul play and investigators tied the fatal shot to the disturb. The Brewsters, married in New York, faced a strained relationship and earlier elaborate ceremony three years prior.
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Meener
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Car Crash Toll Reports Three Dead in Turbulent Turnover
A Fresno to Modesto highway collision left three dead and several injured after a vehicle blew a tire, causing a rollover. The driver B Kincaid suffered a fractured skull, while Me pepper Phew and Mert Brown died at Modesto Hospital. Victims were brought to the hospital by passing motorists.
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Calorma
Aillet
Modesto
Moter
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Controversy Over Parades And Protests Sparks City Debate
City officials, led by Mayor Kendrick, address public order as a Sesqui Centennial/International Exposition event unfolds. Demonstrations and a proposed parade face restrictions while permits and crowd control plans are reviewed by police and event organizers.
Mangled OCR Text Shows Fragments of War Memoir
Fragmentary transcription includes scattered words about a Negro king, dispatches, mentions of Feuna and Weigian Com, and a plea or accusation. The passage is garbled with missing letters, unclear names, and stray punctuation, making a coherent event hard to identify.
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Weigian
Cache Found At R&N Oenc Involving Illicit Alcohol Ring
June 21 in Wilmington Del a secret operation led to the seizure of a large stock of alcohol including whiskey hidden in a yard garage and barn. James Calishan a former employee faced charges of illicit sale and production with barrels cans and other containers discovered on his premises. A ledger listed customers and shipments though no names tied to major distributors were confirmed. He could not post bond and was sent to the workhouse.
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Wilengton
Del
Tinaman
James Calishan
Manton
Calishan
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Werkhouse
Cotahan
Wal
Tennis Star Frauds in Jubilee Doubles Controversy
Revenue from the Jubilee tournament was unsettled as Susanne Lengien fell ill delaying her doubles match against Franco American partners. Officials offered Breane and Ria a default, while Lengien reportedly faced nervous instability and failed to appear for the singles match amid committee disputes.
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Mile
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Aineles
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Queen Mary
Neglected Child Slayer Confesses After Third Attempt
Treman Price collapsed at a hospital cot and confessed to killing his wife Pauline Price in a West Berre Street apartment. He described choking her after a failed confrontation and later attempted suicide with poison before surrendering to Patrolman Hebert Shanklin. Price had blamed her for taking their child, and investigators continued to piece together the motive and timeline.
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Nea. Beton
Treman Price
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Pauline Price
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Price
Hebert Shanklin
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Barre Street
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Man wets feet over bank draft feeling cold
A humorous note explains how a man experiences cold feet due to his bank account feeling a draft. The line suggests financial discomfort engaging a wary metaphor.
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