Felder Tells Wow He and Attorney General Obtained Freedom for Morse
A Washington Daily News report recounts letters attributed to Thomas B. Felder and hiding Attorney General Daugherty claiming Morse’s 1912 pardon came after a supposed contract for 25 000 plus a 100 000 bonus. The letters allege Morse offered to pay to secure release, detailing payments and securities tied to Morse Securities Company and felder’s role as custodian.
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Felder
WOW
United Press
Ashington
D. C
Daugherty
Thomas B. Felder
Atlanta
Washington
Charles W. Morse
Washington Daily News
Morse
T. B, Elder
Congressional Record
Caraway
Arkansas
Smaig
Martie
Watson
Camwas
Ithuxe
Mfurding Moree
Maj
H. L. Seaifr
Department of Justice
Tilo
Gratton Johnson
Ballew
Morse Securities
Johnson
Witi Felder
Feller
Seely
I. Luat
Gineral Wickersham
Daneherty
Europe
Ws Company
Edri
Hor
WM. Naugherts
Imyself
Haishual
Corporation of Stout
Eile
MOXSE
Ricks
Freight Rate Parley Opens Today
WEEBEHT. W. WALKER reports from Washington on May 22 as railroad executives and the Interstate Commerce Commission begin talks at the White House dinner to reduce freight and passenger rates. The session focused on rate schedules and wage implications, with executives arguing wage cuts could enable material rate reductions. The committee includes leaders from Chesapeake & Ohio, Baltimore & Ohio, Southern, Chicago & Northwestern, Santa Fe, and other major lines.
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Weebeht
W. Walker
Asutsgton
B.C
Railroad Executive
Interstate Commerse Commission
White House
Hurgic Vo
Beth Neement
Strertl Weel
Ulster MP slain in Belfast by three assassins
On March 22 in Belfast a Member of Parliament, M Lister Euclidien, was shot in the streets by three assailants. Seven shots struck his back as he fled. A powerful explosive device was found in a box near the scene, shocking the public and prompting a swift police response.
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Parliament
Ulster
Belfast
Tyndale
Lister Euclidien
Turdar
Sip
Negro wounded at work in city shooting incident
George Hopkins, about 30, a Black man, was wounded at a residence on Larsen Street around 1100 this morning. A suspect, later arrested, is held at the city jail as detectives investigate the shooting. The case heads to Justice Court shortly for charges of assault to murder.
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George Hopkins
Larsen Street
Celock
Hopkin
Briany
Srontetlen
Hop Clas
Cha
Szsautt
Mumler
Warpath Georgia Senator Threatens Colorado Senator
United Press reports in Washington May 22 that Senator Tom Watson of Georgia threatened Senator Phipps of Colorado over three Georgia postmasters. The exchange outside the Senate chamber grew loud as Watson warned Phipps to “watch your tongue” and even hinted at violence, prompting a crowd and a call to order as the dispute escalated. Phipps declined to comment afterward.
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United Press
Warington
D. C
Tom Watson
Georgia
Phipps
Colorado
Wetson
Watson
Mhipps
Senate Chamber
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
Ut Aruy
Film idol’s wife vanishes from New York hotel amid scandal
A famous film star’s wife Valentina Valentino disappears from a New York hotel during the night. Authorities and lawyers discuss possible bigamy charges as international marriage legality and a California court filing loom. Mother Mrs Rehard Hudant reportedly visited the hotel. searches and rumors swirl about travel to Naples and connections to ex-husband, with court actions set for June.
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Idol
New York
York
Tadnut
Folentin Dolph
Valentias
Areb-Iever
Netherlands
Murat
Rehard Hudant
Thts
West Pittywighth Street
Teix
Abe
Sean
Nyce
Richard Huduut
Prance
Maer
Hertzberg backs ten year immigration holiday at Legion lunch
State Senator Hank Hertzberg urged a ten year immigration holiday during which immigrants would be admitted, proposing American Gratitude Bonds to fund veterans bonuses. He reiterated opposition to the Ku Klux Klan, declaring it invades the sanctity of the home at the Gunter Hotel luncheon by the Alamo Post of the American Legion.
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Alamo Post
American Legion
Gunter Hotel
Hany Hertzberg
Mexico Plans Campaign Against Rebel Band
The Mexican War Office outlines a broad campaign against rebels in Tabagos State. A squadron of air planes is ordered to join fed eral infantry and cavalry reinforcements en route, raising federal strength to about two hundred men. Fighting continues near Villa Bernese with the city's fate in doubt.
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City OF
Mexico
May
Mexican War Office
Tabagos
Villa Bernese
Doube
Weather and Ku Klux Klan debate mix in Texas
Weather notes mixed with a scolding on the Ku Klux Klan. The piece cites east Texas unsettled skies with possible showers and cool temperatures. Senator Hortberg denounces the Klan as destroying community trust and misusing constitutional rights, labeling it an “Invisible Empire” threatening American values.
New Tariff Bill Asked by Norris
Senator Norris proposes a nonpartisan tariff bill arguing that partisan bias harms the draft. Republican and Democratic leaders split on the idea, with Democrats backing Norris and accusing the McCumber bill of favors to special interests. The issue centers on reforming tariff policy and ending party spoils in rate setting.
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Norris
V.liam K. Hutchinson
Internationa News Service
Pashington
D. C
McCumber
Norzia
Nebraska
Norcia
Senate
President Refusal Note Stirs Woman's Party In Washington
Worries rise in political circles as President Mairdtugz misses the opening ceremonies of the Woman's party unit building. A White House note to Mrs. John Gordoy Battelle of Columbus, Ohio, claims the President cannot attend but offers no reasons. Party leaders demand an explanation amid continued tensions within the Woman's party.
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W. N. Reynolds
Ornntlayal News Service
Ashington
Huang
Mairdtugz
White House
John Gordoy Battelle
Columbus
Ohio
Limself
Bis
Woman's — Party
Sulgarians Deny Peasant Revolt in We(e) Kingdom
London dispatches May 22 report British and Bulgarian officials denied any communist uprising led by Bolgari in Bulgaria. Rumors claimed peasants formed a republic with Premier Stombulisky as leader, tying unrest to anti-Holshevik forces and a forthcoming agrarian coup expected to mobilize 50,000 peasants.
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London
Bolgari
Bort
Carid
Dremier Stombulisky
Bulgaria
Baron Wrangel
Cadena Trial Delayed In Slaying Case Of Pablita Jimnez
The Cadena murder case against a 18 year old sister in law for the killing of Pablita Jimnez was postponed as witnesses could not attend. Cadena faces trial next Monday in Thirty seventh District Court after surrendering to police and giving a statement. Ed Saltom and J W Woods are appointed lawyers for the defendant.
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Frank Cadena
Pablita Jimlnez
Cadena
Bounders Avenue
Polies
Henderson
South Laredo
City Hospital
Ed Saltom
J. W. Woods
Alice
Wood
Anderson
Physicians of U S Gather At St Louis
Dr Hubert Werk of Colorado will call the convention to order as physicians from across the United States gather in St Louis Missouri for the American Medical Association meeting. The opening events highlight the national medical agenda and professional exchange amid citrus.
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U. S
ST. Louis
BT. Louis
Hubert Werk
Colorado
Wrest- Gert
Association
Radio Concerts by 2d Division Nightly This Week
The Second Division will present radio concerts nightly all week in San Antonio. Each regiment of the division will perform an evening program, with proceeds or focus aimed at Kell Field and Kelly Field supporters. The plan seeks to continue these concerts if this week's performances prove successful.
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San Antonio
AIL Radio
Fomong Division
Kell Ne Tai
Kelly Field
Egypt Sinks After Collision Near Brest
The French liner Egypt sank after a collision with a seized vessel off Brest on Saturday night. Captain Batzio defended himself against claims he backed away too late, saying the Seine’s speed was under five knots when impact occurred. Eyewitness reports say some victims were American, with conflicting accounts from seamen of the Leypt.
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France
Coucteter
Schwerer
Brogst Martine
Sto
Leypt
Sitio
Batzio
Rarle
Laric
Powers' Slayer Trial Opens In Texas Court
Fort Worth hotel man Dave Soderman faces trial for the April 28 shooting of Jay Clay Powers, a Kentucky-born playwright and attorney. The case centers on defense claims of protecting home and a disputed death letter allegedly from Mrs Soderman.
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Wennoteeeae
Allas
Tex
Dave Soderman
Fort Worth
Jay Clay Powers
Kentucky
Powers
Soderman
Waldorf Hotel
Pippen
Talesmen
Arthur A. Soderman
Whey Court
Talesmian
Taleswon
Awhiapeby
McGean
Nelms
Defense Counsul
San Antonio
Leland Stanford ‘University
Prac. Heinz Law
California
San ‘Antonio
Powerk
Owensboro
Clara Hawes
Joshua Powers
Iubre Insurance Company
Louleville
Tom Powers
New York
Lin Makioz Pobile
Mra. Rocrman
Jhusband
Slenil
Meath
Nego
Ttwag
Two Black People Arrested After May Mob Incident
Marshall Texas May 2 two Negroes remained in hiding after arrest following an alleged attack on a white girl Katherine in her room. Authorities sought to curb mob violence as fatalities rose to eight with a week marked by alleged cross border offenses and guard on white women.
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Marshall
Tex
Hary Als Temptel Loussaint
Marah
Katherine
Ron Dow
Arkansas
Texarkana
Italians and Arabs Battle in Tripoli Reported
May region reports a violent clash between Italian troops and rebellious Arabs near Tripoli as Sinileans push a strong offensive against Ayavs amid ongoing conflicts.
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Malta
Agnes Yux
Tripoli
Sinilans
Ayavs
Mayor Says Market House Needs 15000 To Be Sanitary
City estimates two weeks ago placed the cost at about 15000 to renovate and fully sanitize the City Market House. Mayor Block indicated plans for architectural work and immediate reform, while Board of Health recommendations would be carried out without delay. A disinterested committee praised sanitation efforts amid ongoing budget timing and forthcoming city actions.
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City Engineering Department
Block
Lousinernusy
Cuuy Auiuue
Board of Husith
Jach
Lambert Markethouse Clean
Lambert
Market Lanae
FR. Albright
Health Inspection Service
Board of Wealth
South of Health
Amos Cevetins Meg
Trank Fogelaon
J. Tr. Tiley
Jury Dismissed in A. C. Burch Case
The jury in Archur C. Burely murder trial reached no verdict after intense deliberation. The panel stood 7 to 9 in favor of acquittal with five ballots recorded, as the case stretched from Friday night into Saturday, leaving jurors split on guilt.
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A. C. Burch
LOS Anghliss
Archur C. Burely
J. Reiran Kennedy
Pair Charged After Booze Raid Resist U S Officers
Jot Hermann and Francis M. Gay face charges of resisting federal officers in a liquor raid at Hermann's home 508 Daily Street. Bonds set at 1,000. Prohibition agents and investigators from Mayor Black's team led the operation with state and local officers taking part. One man faces assault to murder in a related state case.
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Federal Revenue
Jot Hermann
Francis M. Gay
United States
Edwards
Black
Hermann
Algat
Heraant
Javor
Joe
Farher
Guy
Edward
Harry Houilton
Joe Horriton
Koblogan
Robinson
Gay Ja
Hermans
Hawer and Huiller
F. Ts. McClure
Morris A. Moore
Flela
Prohibition
Texas
Mr. Hamilton
Stevens
Plumb
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Valenting
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Winth Tudouah f+ fm
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Tilmberg
E Diatrict
Thomas Lee Wyoabee
Svete
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Greans
Los Angeles
Cal
Hertzberg
Duenda
Clondy
East Texas
Sam Sa
Ku Klux Klean
Tertzberg
Nexag
Wee Kingdom
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Brest
Ft. Worth Trial
Charles R. Lynch
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