Labor Secretary Wilson Testimony On Campaign Expenses
William B. Wilson, former labor secretary under Woodrow Wilson, testified before the Senate Campaign Funds Committee on his personal campaign spending totaling 908.81 dollars. He said the Wilson Porter campaign spent about 16,600 dollars with 4,008 dollars to be paid later, and noted delays in funds and watchers at polls. He declined a railroad mediation board offer and mentioned connections to Harrisburg and the Vare-Beidleman ticket.
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Wilson
Reed
Pittsburgh
Po Jon
Pinty
Labor
Wilson-Porter
King
Utah
Kho
Vance McCormick
Harrisburg
Democratic National
la Folltette
Wisconsin
Courage
Witton
Wayne B. ‘Wheeler
William
S. Vare
Teed
A. New Daetark
Dief
Pennsylvana Treasury Department
Vare-Beidieman
Harneburs
Kherker Musser
State Treasury
Sirebell
Leomz
Fragmentary note on missing person and vague details
A garbled OCR text mentions a missing person case with unclear names and dates. It references a likely inquiry or alert and possible names or places, but the text is largely unintelligible and difficult to interpret definitively.
Wimbledon Singles Action Amidst Rainy Day Crowds
Mlle Loegsen, wounded by rheumatism, arrives to defend her Wimbledon singles title as rain dampens play. Marion Jessup and Mrs Dewhurst contest early rounds while other favorites like Miss Conti and Helen Wills advance in the women's singles. doubles results show Brander and partner winning 6 2 5 2.
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Wimbleden
Dune
Mlle. Loegsen
St the Courts
Bette
Dessa
Contalev
Althugh
Mile
Leazen
Mr. Lesturet
Helen Wille
Ameri
Fe Saetory
Esraeen
K- Brea
Cantera
Wis
Niger
Coast Guard Seizes Vessel After Patrol Attempt Near Merfeth
Washington reports state the Coast Guard Cutter Wah ne cere agains moved to intercept the steamer Wl wthrem off the coast in North Captain port. DoJ has downed the vessel captured. negotiations continue as Manning and her law raid for open seas. Headquarters in touch as the South faces pressures from the Kima amid uncertain release or seizure outcome.
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Washington
Merfeth
Coast Guard
Capetina
Establion
Department of Justice
Newfolh Bevanve
Ie Pr
Cort HK
Avengers
Old Tin Pan Still Dresses Farm Life in Census Notes
June 24 report from Cashington notes that the old fashioned tin bath is still used on farms, reflecting agricultural census findings that rural plumbing varies widely across the United States.
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Cashington
Wedding of Ruth Hopkins to Cliften E. Jones at Allen
The ceremony for Ruth Hopkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Othe Bounds, took place at Allen with Rev Roy Moore officiating. Miss Belle Humphries played the wedding march as Ruth wore white and carried a white rose bouquet under a red and white arch. A reception followed and the couple departed on a midnight train to Camden New Jersey for their home.
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Allen
Othe
Ruth Hopkins
Cliften E. Jones
Camden
Roy’ Moore
Belle Humphries
Ross
N. J
Unclear medical note on appendix findings and patient
A dated surgical report describes nine to five seoven pellets weighing two grand found in the appendix of a patient operated on yesterday. The patient is a fore water's daughter, living with her father, and a small stone lodged near the appendix area caused no discomfort.
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Bertin
Bie
Sennefelt
Late News Bulletins From Nea Leedee and surrounding areas
Scattered late news items report jury findings on deceased individuals in Belimere and Rochester, with notes of investigations into deaths and injuries. The bulletins mention local authorities, coroner activity, and ongoing inquiries into multiple tragic incidents and court actions.
Midwest farm group seeks act on new Washington pact
A fragmentary note indicates a midwestern farm organization pushing a Senate plan to activate a cooperative system in Washington. The text references young workers and a March timeframe and mentions a national pact to set up a new regime.
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Orgenia
Athens
Washington
Upward Stock Movement Mixed in Early New York Trading
Market activity showed an overall rise from the opening as several issues advanced while some stocks paused. Notable gains were seen in Crane and related industrials, with limited advances in utilities and transportation shares amid cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Crane
U. S& Cast Inn Pipe and Greewal Electror
Mae
Etach
M E L D FOR GRAND JURY IN MILL FIRE
A grand jury will consider charges connected to the June 12 mill fire at the Kiliett and Benson factory. F. Stevens, linked by officers to the case, was held for grand jury action after testimony from neighbors and investigators. Fire marshal Calvin Wiebes led the inquiry as Stevens declined to testify.
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Belimere
Yaneer
Anys Toe F. Stevens
Derman
Calmilla
Meevens
Wicomico County
Bridgeville
Tiel
Wiifen
N. C
Princess Anne
Calvin Wiebes
Cee Roland Cahall
Poles Feighbors
Veen Stevens
Min Yard
Womedink
Stevens
Cuecke Court
White House breakfast sets talks on senatorial drive
Washington June 2 A P says a dramatic senatorial campaign meeting at the White House today included President Coolidge and the Republican Senate Campaign Committee with Senator Butter of Massachusetts and Senator Curtis of Kansas. The group planned another briefing and possible changes in campaign leadership as Congress nears adjournment.
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Washington
A. P
Conlidge
Butter
Massachusetts
Republcan
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Congress
Revein
Fhipre Afolerade
Cheteman
Chisage
Detective Bolt Tracks Odd Cadence at Local Probing Event
In a puzzling report from Pel area, detective Bolt investigated a disorderly scene linked to a suspected theft. Law officials described a security breach at a track with a gear examination and a claimed forewarning of a stolen item, leading to a suspect’s arraignment on a modest bail.
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Wenneten
Pel
Mia
Bolt
Beleeved
Children’s Pour Stockist Notice
Fragmentary scribble in a nonstandard script mentions a stockist and a date June 23 with unclear details about a child and a plea. The readable parts reference mountains and a location or event but lack concrete names or actions to confirm a full notice.
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