Impeachment Debate Over Judge English Surges in House
The House continued debate on charges against Federal Judge George W. English of Illinois with a signal vote expected before adjournment. Representative Howes argued alleged insults and orders to restore guns to gangsters amid a tense session marked by warnings from Speaker Longworth and heavy female spectator attendance.
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Longworth
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English Orden
Graham
Judiciary Committee
Bowling
Washington Tariff Law Debated in Senate Inquiry
Fragmentary report shows senators examining tariff enforcement amid accusations of unfair conduct. Witnesses discuss alleged breakdowns in administration and questions over policy fairness as investigations continue.
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Washington
Taerafermitiestan
Delia
Deamix
Synate Tan
Larinte Te
Bressard
Fragmented OCR Text Card
The readable portion shows garbled OCR text with repeated letters and missing context. No clear names, places, dates, events, or actions are discernible to produce a proper summary.
Court bans Independent Klan from using Klan names in injunction
In a U S District Court ruling Judge Thomas W. Slirk enjoined the Independent Klan of America from using the word Klan or similar names including The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan The Invisible Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and the Ku Klux Klan itself The ruling notes the right by the Ku Klux Kies organization of Atlanta to sole use of the term Klan and cites common knowledge of the term in court. Damages of 800 000 were not ruled on.
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Arrieneiss
Marek SI
Ku Klux Kies Organization
Atlanta
Thomas W. Shek
United States District Court
Klan
Amerca
Slirk Dil
Independent Klan of America
Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Invisible Empire Knights
Independent Klan
Muncie
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Slick
Porcelain Factory Inferno Affects Limoges Mills
A fire at a Limoges porcelain works in Hartland causes extensive damage estimated in francs and threatens significant job losses. The blaze cripples a major manufacturer and follows other similar incidents in the period, with destruction affecting a large portion of the local pottery and porcelain industry.
Fragmented OCR Notes Mention Names and Phrases
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names and terms with partial words and stray punctuation. It mentions persons like Brent and Yogi and includes scattered phrases that resemble dialogue or annotations, but provides no coherent event or clear context.
Prasimilim Ruling Despite Assurances Sparks Market Turmoil
New York stocks end sharply lower as Wall Street faces a rapid break in prices despite assurances that general business conditions in the United States remain sound. The Dow industrial average fell about 25 points led by declines in key sectors while trading volumes surged. Officials from the Department of Commerce and the Labor Department had indicated improving employment prospects and steady trade, yet fears of a broader market readjustment persist amid the unnaturally high market levels.
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New York
Narca SI
A. P
Wall Street
United States
Stock Exchange Jasbir
Hoeorr
Department of Commerce
Atul Secretars Pravs
Acalanet
Katdesdaston
Fey
Severe spring storms cause deaths and widespread damage across states
A late March storm system swept the central United States, killing at least a dozen people and injuring many more. Winds and rain damaged crops, destroyed property valued at over a million dollars, and disrupted urban areas from Chicago to Beaumont. Weather officials warned of additional disturbances likely to bring more snow and rain, with Easter forecasts uncertain.
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Poe
Seaboard States
Far West
Great Plains
Liberty
Texas
Grosby
Beaumont
Racine
Wisconsin
Detroit
Francisville
Beaumeet
Houston
Guionnel
Umrong Dunes
Lousiana
Misespps
Alazema
Debts Row Deepens Over Postwar British Settlements
Washington reports Borah criticized Churchill on all other debts and warned the pledge to pay would not foster goodwill. Senator Copeland urged ratification of the Anglo-American treaty while predicting long term concessions and likely Belgium and Britain shortfalls, warning of ongoing friction until all debts are settled.
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Washington
England
United States
Borah
Roreia Relations Committee
Senate
Churchill
Copelami
New York
America
Copeland
Atten
Belgium
Great Britain
Carolina officials weigh sale of new malt tonic beverage
Washington reports debate over a 2.709 percent alcohol malt tonic called health monster and its legality. Prohibition Director James K. Jones says some state laws may block sales while others anticipate enforcement challenges. federal and state officers consider enforcement.
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Washington
United States
James K. Jones
Prohibition
Andrew J. Vedates
St. Bayt
Minn
Frank Nash
Marth Candina
Lite
Unclear historical figure faces trial after prison release
A garbled report describes a person once jailed in Murphy and connected to a labor leader and a robbery case. The text briefly notes opposition and plans for a return to activity, with mentions of an individual named Inez and a possible plan related to a city or group reb.
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Murphy
Parison
Inez
Reb
Cha mber caucus votes trigger government crisis over tax measures
In a heated chamber foray the ace ctalit grey of the Chamiber of Depu tes votes 26 to TE against a question on confidence as finance bills face passage. The move risks a cabinet crisis yet hardens support for a business turnover tax increase and a pledge to maintain certain expenditures.
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Radeale
Prin
Kinaner
Foret
Department of
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Storm damages reported across Washington and states
Late news bulletins describe property damage and casualties from a broad storm affecting Washington and nearby regions. The report details disrupted transportation, fallen trees, and power outages, with officials planning investigations and safety actions.
Early completion promised for Jos Prome precinct lighting
A contract between Salis bury city and the Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company to install a White Way on Main and Dock Streets was completed. The project includes 21 four hundred candlepower lights on Main and Dock Streets with removal of wood poles and standard ornamental lighting at intersections. Materials ordered and construction to begin, aiming for completion before summer. Dock Street lights remain temporarily.
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Salisbury
Eastern Shore
Gias and Electric Company
Man
Dad Streets
Main Street
Dock Street
Mill
Baptist Street
Dock Steet
Main
Caanéen
Chisham Street
Courthouse Square
Post Office Square
Fightin
Majin Street
Lenn Peeny
Arst
Rsd
Mant
Front Mill
Fragmented OCR hints at brewing controversy and theatre plans
Scattered text references legal controversy over a sale, a health claim about a beverage, and manufacturing details linked to a brewery in Milwaukee. Mentions of City Council reporters and various ambiguous events suggest conflicting views on a proposed launch and associated public notices.
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Miltiauhec
Deena
Chisage MinorRing
Burrad
Sard
Gwakt Amd
Fragmentary OCR Notice Skews Historic Brew Event
A damaged OCR fragment references a beer shower or mash event with unclear details. The text mentions a local venue, a clock or time marker, and names that appear garbled. Readable items include a Cole or College context and a potential legal or civic setting.
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