Senate Oil Committee Closes Naval Bases Hearings
The Senate oil committee penny closed hearings on naval bases, with Henry F Sinclair under scrutiny for refusal to answer questions. Senator Walsh prepares a report while some members doubt unanimous support, and final findings await Sinclair contempt proceedings.
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Senate Oil Committee
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Montana
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Spencer
Missouri
Howeve
Poincare Plans To Retire From Politics
Pari May 14 Premier Poincare intends to withdraw from politics for the time being and seek a Senate leave to avoid debates after retirement to head the government. Medacare has received requests from around the world, especially America, to write on European politics and his 12 years as a minister. The new ministry hinges on Socialist attitude as a conference will decide if party members may accept portfolios.
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Poincare
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Medacare
America
Socialista
New Type Locomotive Te Haul Heavy Leads
In Benectady New York on May 14 a new type freight locomotive is introduced to haul heavy loads. The announcement cites advances in power and efficiency and notes testing will occur with possible public demonstrations.
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Benectady
Etty
Wil Tate
Hadser
Convet to Testify Before Committee
A report states Conv et to testify before a committee. The War den of Atlanta Penitentiary ordered by wire to George Remes, an Ohio engineer, who is serving a two year sentence. He has received special comforts at the prison.
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Byrd
Atlanta
George Remes
Ohio
Elaine Harris Arrested for Forging Letter to Obstruct Annulment
Elaine Harris wife of Beverly D Harris ex vice president of National City Bank was arrested at Clinton Street station for forgery. The jury in New York Supreme Court found she misrepresented social position and character to gain a retrial in the annulment case. Harris denied the charges and her husband vowed to pursue the fraud disclosure.
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New York
Mia
Eleanor Elaine Lee Hlarria
Beverly D. Harris
National City Bank
Clinton Street
Dr. Harris
Mra Harris
Lee
South
Memphis
Virgin Railway Company Plans Bond Float Sues
A report notes the Virginia Railway Company plans to float bonds amid ongoing legal action. Investigators anticipate financing moves and potential litigation outcomes affecting stakeholders and local economies.
State G. O. P. Delegates Debate Baltimore Convention
Baltimore May 14 AP New rule change would give Maryland 26 delegates to the Republican national convention with a potential half vote for the at large delegates. The report notes discussions on delegate allocation and the contest over presiding names. The article references figures and considerations from the Cleveland convention context and ongoing party procedures.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Sachsen
Cel. Maries
Democrats in Kentucky Hold State District Convention
Fight in Kentucky Lezington May 14 reports Democrats in districts and state convening with hoped unity. Delegates number 1380 of 2908 travel to Louisville to determine presidential preference between McAdee and Underwood. State central and executive committees reorganization dominates agenda.
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Werden
Floods Recede as Rivers Fall in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh observers report the Allegheny Monongahela and Ohio rivers continuing to fall after light rain. The Point main stage near the confluence was about 22 feet, with water subsiding at roughly three tenths of a foot per hour.
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Pittsburgh United States
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Allegheny
Monongahela
Expanding Shore Transit Lines Connects Salisbury Island Routes
The Shore Transit System announces rapid expansion linking Salisbury to Flket, Queenstown, Rentall, Elkton, and Delawares Dover area. Plans include freight service and cross‑state connections with rail and ferry lines, enabling through travel with minimal waits and direct routes across the Shore.
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Delaware
the Shore Transit
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O. Howe
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Elkton
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Bikten
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Dover
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Explorers Report Odd People in Asia Expedition Findings
An American expedition of the National Geographic Society travels to the Kan-su region of Asia. Leader Predera Wilese describes encountering people with unusual hair, including blond Chinese with curly yellow hair and women who record ages. They report hair lengths from 20 to 38 braids and call the locals earth men.
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Geegungzhic Sociery
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Aata
Predera Wilese
Yellow River
Yakokina
Death of Dr Sun Yat Sen Leader of China
Dr Sun Yat Sen, longtime president and pivotal figure in China's republican movement, dies after a career marked by exile and leadership. The press recalls his role as a unifying force in the early republic and his efforts to establish stable governance in wartime China.
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George Washington
Far East
Chinese Republic
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South China
Indians Preference at May 16 Teres Man Event
Unable to determine clear details due to damaged text. The fragment references Indians and a May 16 event with mention of preference and ascent related notes. No identifiable persons or organizations are consistently readable.
Policeman Fatally Stabbed During Arrest
Fitzaburgh police officer Max Liskovich was murdered while attempting to arrest a suspect. He was stabbed 12 times as the pursuit led from Bor sot to a railroad box car where Joseph Granseles was found and captured.
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Fitzaburgh
A. P.1
Max Liskovich
Fa McKee
Affeer
Borsot
Liskovich
Joseph Granseles
8000 Japs Book Passage to America Headline
A government rail or steamship plan is reported to ship around 8,000 Japanese to the United States in a special voyage. The policy aims to move a large number of passengers with a phased schedule and a total count near 6,000 to 6,800 in multiple trips aboard the Meer Keres Mare.
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America
Passare
United Beates
Late News Bullets From May Reports In 1920s Style
A series of brief agency blurbs notes regional unrest, prisoner releases near the Minchiven Line, and legislative activity. Reports describe a staged rescue after 78 hours imprisonment, a Senate confrontation over seating, and a bipartisan conference with President Castridge to adjourn Congress on June 7. A separate item mentions a land deal and a factory move with a valuation around half a million dollars.
Diplomacy Sought to Postpone Japanese Exclusion Bill
President Coolidge, Secretary Hughes, and top House leaders meet at the White House to seek postponement of Japanese exclusion in the immigration bill. Bipartisan push includes Longworth and Garrett to back delaying action while diplomacy with Japan proceeds.
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House
Coolidge
White House
Hughes
Japan
Longworth
Ohio
Repubican
Garrett
Snell
Came
Tan
Areer
Billy Sunday Leaves for Mayo Clinic for Repairs
Evangelist Billy Sunday, aging and frail, travels to Beinn Mayo Clinic for repair work after his wife Ma Sunday sustains injuries from a recent accident. Dr. Ed Beers attends to the injured wife as Sunday postpones engagements and plans rest in Chicago before continuing to Rochester.
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William
Ein
Ke Evangelist
Atreck
Iith
Chicago
Rochester
Senate and House Meet on Tax Conferees Hearing
Senate and House hold a tax bill conferee session as committees prepare hearings. Investigating panels face unclear lines and potential reorganization as reform efforts continue.
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