Father Cox Seeks Presidential Bid on Jobless Party
Pittsburgh priest Reverend James Ro Cow announces candidacy for president on the Jobless Party ticket with a proposed 5.0 billion dollar public works bond to fund highways, buildings, rural hospitals, and water projects. He calls for tax increases on large incomes and estates to finance relief and curb wealth concentration.
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James Ro Cow
Pittsburgh
Washington
Father Cay
Universal Service Frereseith
Father Cow
Pittsburg
Anyree Nanon
Colo al Svealth
United States
Waiver of Grand Jury Bill Urged in Congress
Washington January 19. A proposal urges that indictments be avoided by information with trial by judge instead of grand jury. Originating with the Wickersham commission, the bill makes the optional use of a grand jury. The vague text references judiciary committee action and unclear context.
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Washington, D. C
Judiciary Committee
Rdes
Wickersham Commission
Congress Debates Bills Across Committees and Agencies
Congress resumes hearings on banking and highway bills while considering fiscal measures and nominations. Ag committees review wage legislation and transportation reform, with testimony on short selling and immigration admissions. Conferees negotiate a 3 million reconstruction fund and a 125 million federal bank capitalization bill as administration bills advance.
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Wul St
Tabor
Inter Sale
Iamigration
Catholic Women Opposed to U 8 8 School Control
Catholic women across the area vow to oppose bills for a department to educate infancy and maternity care. Mrs. Mary C. Duttr of Newark, a supreme leader of the Catholic Daughters of America, announced the stance amid discussions on church and school control.
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Wasthington
Tan
Mary C. Duttr
Newark
Catholic Daughterr of America
Garner Rivalry Shrinks As Baker Loses Grip
Nation watches as Garner, backed by Baker critics, loses ground in the Roosevelt era race. Ohio figures focus on Governor Dewey era tensions while anti Roosevelt forces seek a new standard bearer. Political chatter centers on Baker’s self elimination and the scramble for a viable nominee.
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Wasrington
Jeus
Spuaker Om
N. Garner
Tulag Newton D
Laker
Ohio
Orear
Gentinehive
Baker
Franklin Roosevelt
Jinkeer
Aidwle
New York
Hein
Garner
Crusader Replies to Challenge of State Dry Chief Wilbur TD
Crusaders respond to Candy de Van Waits request for a liquor cure. She urges an educational campaign over abstinence and scientists' findings. Crusaders insist total abstinence is essential, warning a liquor battle endangers the nation’s welfare and demands action beyond rhetoric.
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Crusader
Wilbur TD
Barox
Crusaders
Prouible Fesita
Candy de van Waits
Wouren’s Christian, Temperance Union
Econ
Fexas
Snell Seeks Oil and Copper Tariff Vote in Congress
Rep Spell of New York faces votes on proposed tariffs for oil and copper during the current congressional session. The record notes currency discussions and political maneuvering as the tariff issue dominates today’s briefings.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Health Ad Boosts Vitality
A vintage health patent medicine ad touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a stimulant for liver and bowels. It claims to cure headaches biliousness and constipation with a daily or periodic spoonful. The ad promotes vigor for adults and children and warns against other tonics.
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Dr. Caldwell
Midget Mother Of Six-Pound Daughter News Item
Detinnt Michigan reports a tiny infant born at St Mary's Hospital weighed six pounds at birth. Doctors say the baby is the smallest girl ever recorded at the facility. The mother and father, Mabel and Rhyen, live in a small town.
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Detinnt
Dan
Mabel Mr
Rhyen
Aly
Lesa
St. Mary's Hospital
Aly Hegan
Tr L. Harkell
Mellon Action Five Postponed In Impeachment Move
The House Judiciary Committee postponed action on President Mellon’s impeachment move. The delay aims to await hearings materials and policy context, with Mellon’s associate denying improper influence while a Colombian oil concession ties to a loan. Proceedings followed a brief executive session.
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Wasilx
Patman
Alexander
Melflon
Chalemay Sumners
Von
Crsman
Melon
Vyma
Colombia
Mellon
Guill Oil Corporation
Bargn
Long defeat seen in La governors race and senate bid
The piece notes Governor Hyer Do Fong and allies in Louisiana facing a strong defeat as the governor plans to leave office and seek a United States Senate seat this spring. It mentions a Democratic nomination and the lone challenge from five men while R. Allen leads the late high year commission and endorses Lengendorse candidates.
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Hyer Do Fong Romie
Yies
Lonmviune
Yne Clean
Louisiana
OF. R. Allen
Late High Year Commission
Rample
Cotton Exchange Protests Short Sale Laws Today
The New York Cotton Exchange protested proposed short sale restrictions before the House agriculture committee. William Dowd argued that banning short selling harms markets and fails to address underlying declines. Yundell contended prohibitions would materially increase risk and cost to traders and exchanges.
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William &. Dowd
Exchange
Yundell
Rabid Symptoms Observed In Local Dog Incident
A dog displaying rabid symptoms was captured near Woodlawn Avenue after wandering through Mackuridge Park. The animal was found by Bulwer Me Chatman and reported to authorities by several residents, who noted seven days of abnormal behavior near the pond before authorities planned inspection.
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Locar Uz Pannel
Puesday
Mrackuuridge Park
Bulwer
Woodlawn
Tom
Kuhdu Kenedy
Wal MB
Jo Annennitine
Tibbett Injures Foat in Opera Role Amidstage Chaos
An onstage accident disrupted a performance as a stage prop or pane shattered. Tibbett and Kilwank Johneot were involved, with Hibbert allegedly knocked by flying debris. The incident occurred during the finale, prompting an immediate halt and review of safety protocols.
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Tibbett
Peter Sh Beteon
Kilwank Johneot
Hibbert
Prohibition Debate Features Chicago Beer, Law and Voices
Chicago and national figures debate prohibition as representatives like Bingham Sabath and Sweeney warn of liquor demand and crime. Speakers cite wartime limits and urge enforcement, while Chicago faces expanded liquor control and public sentiment shifts amid ongoing dry law arguments.
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Washington, D. C
Anti-P
Dicksiemn
Verat
New York
Sofiitor “Bingham
Wien
Cochran
Sh Howe
Sweeney
Dement
Ohio
Cleveland
Chicago
Chir
Chile
Liege
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Bingham
Sabath
Dellece
Sheriff abandons probe of 2$.A. bombings and vandalism
Sheriff Abert Wasser’s deputies halted active inquiries into two 2$.A. bombings after explosions damaged a bridge on Sunshine Drive and a range structure at the San Antonio club in Olmos Basin. No suspects or identities could be established and no motive or theory was determined.
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Abert Wasser
San Antonin
Berlin Clashes Leave 9 Dead and Many Hurt
Berlin report says nine people were killed and many injured in clashes in the northern district as Nazis attacked Communists in the street. Officials warn of a tense, escalating situation with authorities attempting to restore order amid rioting and unrest.
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Berlin
INSI
Élacheil
Pertin
Fragmentary Civil War era military record entry
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Water Angel, Civil War dead, San Med Springs, Seventh Infantry, and references to family members including a father and mother. The garbled text obscures clear facts or event details.
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Med
Wali
Cese Rabon
Itarmia Infantry
Fee
Fragmentary medical notice on dangerous sore throat risks
An incomplete OCR fragment discusses dangers of sore throat and treatment steps. It mentions a person named Asnre and a prescription context, with references to relief after swallowing and a warning to stop a certain action. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
Paraded cripples in Chicago court campaign stunt
A chaotic report describes a parade of disabled individuals in Chicago tied to a judge's anti reckless driving campaign. It mentions 22 men charged with auto offenses and hints at proposed changes to punishment, withVet outcomes unclear.
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Chicagg
Inn
Chi
Frank M. Padden
Grilean loan probe asked by U.S. envoy attackers noted
Ambassadors and officials debate a probe into the attack on the American minister in Addis Ababa and the wider implication for foreign officials in the region. The inquiry seeks details on who orchestrated the assault, the authorities involved, and potential punishment for those responsible.
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Addis Ababa
Abyentnia
Aten
House to Consider Liquor Proposal on Feb 16
The judiciary committee set February 11 for consideration of a prohibition proposal backed by Republican antidenocrat wets and Democratic wets. Key representatives Bock of Pennsylvania and Linthicum led the push, aiming to return the matter to state control with federal oversight on interstate shipments.
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House
Wasuington
Hone Judiciacy Committee
Bock
Uennsylvaniac
Fender
Iienoblican
Wely
Ant Linthicum
Murslaail
Wets
Sightenith Amendment
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Moe
Interatate Shipinente
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Phiippines
Federalmith
LaFollelle Manufacturers
Tdiciary Committee
Hulse
Geneva
Mellonaction
Cotton Exchange
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Weiler
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Grilean Loan
U. 8
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Maul W. Harn
Shey Jong
Texas ‘Techniplogical Collows
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Janeration
Marharuim
Duggenheim
Silent Conron
Texas
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White House
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