Senate Rejects Warren and Raid Seizes Liquor at Buck Lunch
Police raided Buck Lunch Room near downtown, arresting operator Nye Hill after recovery of about nine gallons of alleged liquor. Four one gallon jugs and multiple smaller bottles found in two safes and baskets. Bail set at 1000. trial date scheduled after arraignment.
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Butler Seeks License Checks Amid Traffic Control
Philadelphia report states authorities under Public Safety orders halt traffic and demand license cards. Officers arrest drivers failing to present documents as a band of five broke into a West Philadelphia home. they were repelled by a resident, with two attackers injured and four arrested. A subsequent hospital visit noted bullet wounds.
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Grand Jury Considers Shepherd Case Linked to Typhoid Death
Investigation into Billy McClintock's typhoid death moves to grand jury with four witnesses summoned. Shepherd, McClintock's claimed heir, faces probing questions after testimony from Dr Farman and new statements to the state's attorney. Fiancee Isabelle Pom asked to return from Los Angeles as proceedings unfold.
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Firefighters Struggle in Lanchester Blaze
Three firemen were injured after a blaze damaged a house in Lanchester. Fire crews battled flames causing smoke and property damage while estimates of the loss were being calculated.
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Fire damages at Hebrew University fire station prompt inquiry
An unclear OCR fragment describes a fire affecting a university facility and mentions firemen, damages, and inquiry. The text references Hebrew University, Merrie Jean and Pete, a partial list of names, and possible investigation or questioning about events surrounding the incident.
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Jury Deliberations Continue in Robbery and Assault Trial
After four days the jury in the robbery and assault case against Ridney Mey, linked to a shooting and the death of Mrs Theress Mor, remained deadlocked. Judge Charles Trail offered no hint of discharge, as the panel of ten men and two women faced ongoing questions about the verdict.
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London Courtroom Crowds Observe Dennistoun Trial
Fashionable London society gathers as Lieutenant Colonel Jar Onslow Dennistoun defends himself against accusations his former wife sought intimacy with Sir John Cowans to aid his military ambitions. Testimony from Hannah Parker details alleged remarks and letters amid the courtroom spectacle.
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Fragmented OCR: War era notes with unreadable lines
An OCR fragment mentions war days and schedules but lacks clear names places dates or events. Readable parts imply wartime planning or timing, yet specifics are missing making precise reporting impossible.
Tax Return Must Be Made Today in Washington
Washington, March 16 The income tax penalty applies at midnight to all who have not filed. The Treasury plans immediate analysis of results from the new revenue law with a reduced tax rate. Chairman Green of the Ways and Means forecasts a possible tax cut toward 17 percent and broader rate reductions for the next year.
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Three Soldiers Held After Robbery Incident
Three soldiers were detained following a robbery incident. Details remain unclear as investigators pursue leads. The scene occurred on a street where residents reported gunfire and police cordoned off the area. No injuries are confirmed and authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
Banking Record Barred in Lease Suit
A Federal court ruling barred key banking records in a lease dispute involving Reberts and Pemerene. Judge Kenneds barred the evidence as to its relevance, leaving the government case unsettled and prompting a brief recess for counsel to prepare remaining testimony.
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Plumber Jones Faces Industry Pressure and Rising Costs
Fragmented OCR notes claim the Plumbing and Heating Industries union resists a ban while tensions rise over superannuated equipment and high fees. References to a $250 000 stipend and a proposed umbrella heating measure appear amid unclear names and places.
Senate Debates Warren Nomination as Attorney General
Washington March 16 Senate debates Warren nomination to be attorney general with a 46 to 39 rejection and a plan for a possible recess appointment by President Coolidge. Republicans supported confirmation while Democrats and insurgents opposed the nomination amid a long history making struggle and party clashes.
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Late News Bulletins From Washington and New York
Reports from March 16 describe obituaries in New York and statements from Washington on federal policy and court decisions. The Supreme Court upheld a Maryland sewer case while the U.S. Court of Appeals addressed a divorce and property issues amid various public notices and life insurance concerns.
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Reed Senate Bid Sparks Debate Over Wine Subsidy
Senator Reed faces questions over a proposed wine subsidy plan. Opponents argue fiscal risk while supporters cite regional industry benefits and potential job growth.
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