Warren Opposed in Committee Over Presidential Authority
The Senate Judiciary Committee rejected the nomination of Charles Warren for attorney general after debates on executive overreach. Key Republicans and Democrats argued about constitutional rights and presidential power. Borah of Idaho and Norris of Nebraska opposed confirming the nominee, while others pressed for further inquiry before Senate action.
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Charlies Bo Warren
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraskea
Warner
Prox
White House
Cobridge
Spencer McMenttle
Anche
Anche Harreld
Pera
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Cullett
Missachusetts
Webab Norns
Nebraska
Renpubliane
ftNterman
North Carolina
Lewes
Reed
Walet
Prestier
Waleh
Te Couzens Tax Records and War Time Notes
Fragmented OCR text shows figures like ten million added taxes and references to Te Couzens and wartime context. Incomplete lines mention taxes, a person named Te Couzens, and wartime era phrases, with unclear surrounding details.
Bible gets shorter edition with removed wine references
New York March 13 The Associated Press reports Charles Scribner sons publish a shorter Bible removing wine references common in King James versions An example changes a cake of bread and a portion of meat to a roll of bread and a portion of meat The text notes other version differences leaving out wine and raisin cubes and labeling wine a strong drink removed from the new edition
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New York
Charles scribner + sons
Itaeid
Israel
Women At Stakes Trial In Tears
Trial proceedings unfold as lawyers rush to complete the case for the jury. The defendant Rathbun pleads retrial while the state attorney presents witnesses and arguments surrounding allegations tied to Stokes and a supposed defamation conspiracy.
Ferguson Wins Amnesty and Political Comeback in Texas Era
The article outlines complex impeachment fallout and a seven year battle over Ferguson's rights. It notes amnesty granted to restore civil rights and remove disqualifications, enabling him to seek public office again. His wife campaigns to vindicate the Ferguson name amid Klan-era tensions and political defeats.
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Jace Fobergen
Hnard
Dan Meaaly
Ferguson
Tregma
Will Po Hetty
United State
Americar Parts
Americar
Tesas
United States Senate
Au Klux Kin
Texas
Earle Mayfield
Pergun
Prin Pal
Jersey bandits raid vault as two police stations pursue
A robbery near Tuekihen ends with three masked men looting a vault and escaping by car. A chase follows as witnesses and Marines converge. one victim dies from a head wound and authorities seek the suspects and motive amid confusion over the stolen cash and valuables.
New clue in orphan death case raises typhus link
Science instructor testifies in court about typhus germs found in a laboratory culturing tube. He describes the chain of events, mentions a nurse or student witness, and notes several specimens tied to a case involving a missing person and a possible airman connection.
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Court
Rene
Amos
Wieed Patan
Alee
Topheid
Moroccoans Fire on British Cable
A report notes a fire on a British cable line affecting Moroccoans and tribesmen in the area. The incident disrupted the cable service and drew attention to safety and repair efforts by the local parties involved.
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Morocco
Henefiex
Bates Nice
Ned
Skyscraper Church Proposed in Washington
A tentative plan for a skyscraper church in Washington is discussed, with officials and plans hinted at by a secretary. The article notes potential features and the broader impact on the cityscape and religious buildings.
Arbiter in Wyoming Oil Dispute Acts on Behalf of Court
The court appointed arbiter Whchaam and attorney Mullen in Wyoming proceedings discuss government control of oil bases and Harry F Sinclair's potential influence over Teapot Dome assets. The unnamed arbiter handles the matter focusing on legal authority and dispute resolution.
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Whchaam & Mullen
Wyoming
Harry F Sinclair
Deputy Clerk Thesas V McCabe Dies After Train Tragedy
New York officials probe the death of Thesas V McCabe deputy city clerk in charge of the marriage license bureau who allegedly leaped before an elevated train after an eye witness report. The Bronx Grand Jury case centers on incidents tied to minor marriage licenses and the so called child bride inquiry.
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Freve
New York
Thesas
McCabe
Hremx
Vta
Bronx County Grand Jury
Mann Wey Unier
Suspcion
Mefube
Enn
SirCabe
Ne Prcent
Alfrid. Smith, Jr
Hoarders Known Tehso Enforces Boarding House List
Police enforced a local ordinance requiring boarding house keepers to post a list of all residents outside their homes. The order aims to identify occupants and improve oversight in Tehso on March 12.
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Tehso
Bomb threats tighten guard at government printing office
Washington reports special guards around the vast government printing office after anonymous bomb threats stir security. The piece notes ongoing controversy over recent dismisals of workers amid reduced appropriations and labor disagreements.
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Washington
Cby & P
Howec
Government Printing Office
Hendred
Tea Pot oil lease suit near climax
At Teapot Dome proceedings in Cheyenne on March 12 Harry F. Sinclair's lawyers mounted a "million dollar array of counsel" to block testimony about bank accounts of Albert B. Fall. Wyoming attorney J OW Lacey led the challenge against recalling bank officials to imply Fall received Liberty Bonds linked to Sinclair. The defense argued no conspiracy had been proven and bank records should not connect Sinclair or the Mammoth oil company to the case.
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el Paso
Texas
Pueblo
Calo
Fall
Sinclair
Lacey
Ha Rot
Mammothal
Simclair
Mariuethal Company
Ex Pugilist Testifies In Tex Rickard Trial
Charles B Myton a movie man from the West testified in federal court in the George L Tex Rickard conspiracy case. He described enlisting Jack Kearne for a reduced rate on State rights to film the fight and claimed Oklahoma rights in partnership with Ril Tilghman.
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Trenton
Charles B Myton
George L
Tex) Rickard
Eqall
Tranport Victures
Myron
Jas
Willard
Jack Kearne
Lms
Oy Lancer Mytun
Fragmentary text hints at an 8 to 1 ratio and sudden events
The readable lines show numbers 8 and 1 with a mention of a sudden change or event. No clear names, places, or actions are present to expand the record beyond the fragment.
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