Dennis Chosen for Tariff Commission in Wilson Era News
Alfred P Dennis of Maryland is nominated by President Cantidge to succeed J. Lewis on the Tariff Commission. Dennis, a Democrat with a Washington tenure, has long served in federal roles and foreign economic study. The appointment may tilt the commission’s 3-3 party balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred P Dennis
Maryland
Cantidge
Jo Lewis
Tariff Commission
Jaws
Dennis
Mantha
Princes- Anne
Somerset County
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Rome
Landor
Court of St. James
Department of Commerce
Herbert Iever
Federal Administration
Wr Penns
Forteen
Weadan Wee Camturg Magasee
Fue
Neabeether
Samuel Ao
Umatert
Manta
Phillips
Herfee
Fle
Mary Value
Frennin
Dle Oo
Fringeton
Posulaty
Ceater
Seth College
Northampton Mas
Chatman Marven
Burges
Ant
Ulberteen
General Pershing Remains In Bed
Fragmented OCR note mentions General Pershing resting in bed amid garbled text. No clear events or dates emerge beyond the repeated claim of his continued bed rest.
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General Pershing
Deed ad oc o at me wm gt
A brief public notice fragment shows a deed advertisement with unclear wording and incomplete details. The readable portion mentions a property transaction but lacks names, dates, or exact terms.
Auto chase ends in crash. one dead two troopers injured
In Limontown a police chase ended with two cars wrecked along the Uniontown O'Neillsville road. R M Shallenberger died when his car struck a telephone pole. A second occupant Barricklow was hospitalized in serious condition. J W Mason was checked for minor injuries. State troopers John O Juyhus and Herbert Ro Jacobabon were trapped under a wrecked patrol car but survived. Coroner S Blatz and officials said the pursuing car was the one the officers had been chasing. The chase followed a theft report of tires from a Beth elboro garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limontown
Uniontown- Onnellsville
R M Shallenberger
Barricklow
J W Mason
Fayette County
S Blatz
John O Juyhus
Herbert Ro Jacobaon
New Salem
Senator Reed Attacks Senate in Farewell Address
Senator Reed of Missouri delivered a satirical farewell speech praising Senator Walsh of Massachusetts and attacking the Senate. He likened his remarks to an India rubber engine on a spree and noted the Senate faced a pointed critique during the farewell noting Walsh’s retirement in March.
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Washington
Maren
Senate
Reed
Misuri
Missouri
Aipling
Aisner
Walsh
Massachusetts
Page Ponce De Leon Mystery
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cryptic scene with names and events, mentioning Rene Manteo Ssaer and Pedr at oo 9 term Teatys fas cuskdene and references to a SF rels ap steais. The text hints at a debate or confrontation and involves several unreadable terms and verses.
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Rene Manteo
Brewery 4
Brewery notice summarizes a local production facility, its status and related enforcement actions. Details remain unreadable but reference to a brewery and a regulatory change appear, with no identifiable individuals or organizations clearly stated.
General Mitchell to Be Demoted and Fechet to Succeed
Colonel Fechet named successor to Brigadier General William Mitchell as assistant chief of the army air service. Mitchell will be demoted to colonel when Fechet assumes duties April 27. Fechet, veteran aviator, has led training and operations at Kelly Field and prior air service posts.
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Wahineta Vwarch
James Bo Ke Het Tee
Army Air Service
William Mitchell
Tealey
General Mitchell
Fechet
Gener
Mitchell
Cornel Keeht
Senate
Vohdge
Week
Texas
Mexico
Air Service
Army Air Ser
Scott Kiel
Carlston Field
Door Field
Kelly Field
Southern Department
Intel
Uta
Washington
War Plans Division
Air Service Advance
Putoburgh To Get 14 Million Station Expansion
Pittsburgh railroad plans a 14 million dollar expansion of passenger terminal facilities to be built over ten years. The project follows city approval and a signing by Mayor William Mack. The work includes regrading Litarty avenue and Liberty avenue segments and related street alterations.
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Patesburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
LORIA SE AdeeTH LEAVE Pami
Read ow eres e cw. a leave noted in local brief with unclear text and fragmented names.
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Pami
Maud Arctic Ship Leaks Aboard Roald Amundsen Vessel Refuels En Route
A leaking condition aboard Roald Amundsen’s exploration ship Maud, which left Seattle last June, prompts refueling from a Soviet government vessel. The crew hopes to reach port, with possible return by mid August if conditions allow, despite a fuel oil shortage and winter risks.
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Reo Neme
Alaska
Roald Amundsen
Maud
Seattle
North Pole
Moy
Middle of Augest
Stavangrr
Onto
Norway
Ikar Waeting
Surmmer
Oslo
Broadway Cafes Facing Padlock Fines Useless Claim
New District Attorney Emery R Buckner seeks padlock penalties against fourteen upscale New York restaurants asserting dry law violations. He targets venues like Beaux Arts, Monte Carlo, Mouquin's and Criften while promising probation terms if compliance fails.
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New York
March
Ors
Wayne
United States
Emery R. Buckner
Beaux Arts
Bob Montz
Club Borgo
Deauville
Flabey Club
Jade
Venice
Veadowbruk
Monte Carlo
Mouquin’s
Criften
Buckner
United States District Attorney
Cofice
William Hayward
Prince of Wale
Huaner
Freutiur
Arthor
Talmarets
Roosevelt Ten Explore Asia in Planned Expedition
The Roosevelt ten plan a scientific expedition to Asia to collect mammal and bird specimens for the Field Museum. Led by Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Kermit Roosevelt, the party will travel from the Indus mouth to Rawalpindi then Kashmir and over the Himalayas seeking the original type of mountain sheep and other fauna.
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New York
Theodore Roosevett
Africa
Uboshi
Brigil
Som Tor Jr
Kermit
United States
Marco Polo
Wuthwest
Countes Uo
Indus
Rawalpind
Ty Moter
He Veale
Kashmir
Itses
Thre Pont Penie
Himalayan Pase
Cate
Geb
Ty Res Chapman Andrews
Ameren Museum of Natural
Uistes
Hoeagery
Large Fire Destroys 380 Houses in Susaks Quarter
A vast blaze devastated 380 houses in Susaks, one of the city’s largest quarters. Reports describe extensive damage with many residents uprooted as fire crews fought the flames through the night. No final casualty figures are confirmed.
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Tohys Mareh
Dnet
Susaks
Government Wins Shisbesld Shipbuilding Case
Federal Judge Waddill ruled the government gains against the Virginia Shipbuilding Corp led by Charles W Morse in a four year dispute over wet shipbuilding contracts with the Shipping Board. The decision counters a previous award of 2.5 million to the Morse concern and countersued for 6.9 million in government counterclaims tied to seizure of government shipbuilding funds and accountings.
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Alexandria
Arabtaunee
Virginia = Slitding Corporation
Charles W. Morse
Shipping Board
Charles & Nwels
Waddil
Morse Concern
Shipping Boards
Seiaun
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporate
Charles W Morse
Neerra Morena Grounding Off Cape Henry
A Dentsch steamer Neerra Morena ran aground near Cape Henry in thick weather, lying about 308 yards offshore with a heavy sea and a 1 mile north wind. Reports describe ongoing efforts to refloat as conditions hamper progress.
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Nerfeth
By & U
Cape Henry
Aces Unhurt as 2 Planes Lock Wings in Historic Fall
At Kelly Field Texas two planes locked wings in mid air. Both pilots jumped with parachutes and landed safely after the wrecked ships crashed. This marked the first recorded instance of two pilots leaping from ships and surviving without fatal injuries. Second Lieutenant McAllister and Cadet Lindberg escaped with only minor scratches.
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San Antonio
Texas
Kelly Field
McAllister
Lindberg
Johnstown Brother Weds Sister in Hungarian Connection
Johnstown and Cumberland authorities plan to prosecute a 17 year old girl and 1% man who wed her sister in a controversial incest pairing. The girl lies detained awaiting possible motherhood. A postponement was ordered while officials reassess the case.
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Johnstown
March
Stephen Ralegh, Jr
Helen
Cumberland
C. E Biiney
Hungary
Largest clam shell displayed in New York museum
The New York Museum of Natural History houses the world’s largest clam shell weighing 20 pounds. Native to the Indian Ocean the shell was used by natives as a head adornment and is now a display piece in the museum.
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New York
Gloomy Harry Lauder on a South African expedition reports
In Johannesburg March records of Caruso evoke mixed reactions among scattered African village groups. Three of Harry Lauder are greeted with silence amid a film expedition context, as reports describe rare footage and travels.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
March & Records
Caruso
Harry Lauder
Fragmentary OCR Item About Local Event
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a local event with scattered words. It references a group or individuals and possible places, but concrete details are missing and the context remains unclear.
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A. P. Dennis
Coolidge
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David J. Lewis
Wan
Weedrow Wilton
Hoover
Hattel
Uarlan & Stone
Rohes
Sugreme Court of
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Bethelboro
Shallenberger
Ponce DE Leon
Mwauty
Bamex
Gen. Mitchell
Coleone
Col. Fechet
Cavalry Ax
Teesk
Putoburgh
Wald
Wales
Well Street Briefs
Reese
Roosevelts
Asia
T. B. Jr
Kermit Pan
Himalayan
Chicago
TORIO
Irene
Bern
Vettase Santos
LaFollette
Senate Republicans
Shisbesld
Virginia Corporation
the Acrociated Press
Mount Everest
Capedition
Cheyenne
Wyn
VF Abert
Bo Fall
el Mase
Teves
Washington Ward
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Cas Us
Judiciary
Commerce
Ageieel
Manel Bieser
Mb Miaser
Petsen
Phstadeiime Cares
Suderteevet
Geto Athens
Peter Goore
Pierre
Fall Hut
Horn
Sister Hride
Aseristes Krom
Pers March
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