Congressmen Leaving Washington After Filibuster Close
Washington records the sixty seventh Congress ending with a last filibuster and a brief farewell as Marian Band plays. Senate adjourns sine die after Harding signs a raft of last minute bills including farm credit measures.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Marian
Harding
Senator House
Frolinghugson
Repubican
New Jersey
Sutherland
Steneblicnn
West Virginia
Willan
Mississippi
Harrison
Ginl
South Carolina
Wallace
Whit House
Tositles
Agrivataneal Credi
Federal Jatertydiate
Che Priv
Agricultural Egulil
Finnie
Incoherent OCR notes on inquiry and membership
Fragmentary text references a congressional inquiry and membership in an oral reserve system. The readable items mention a corporation, a March 1 date, and word fragments suggesting inquiry into weights or risks. No clear events or entities are identifiable for a firm summary.
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Wead
Juink
Anewinds
CAB KILLS COUPLE IN CHICAGO AREA ACCIDENT
A tractor driver struck a van carrying a man and a woman about 36 years old near Meath Toll. Police identified the driver as Ivan and the woman as 36, but details remain unclear. Rescue crews freed the victims, and the incident is under investigation with authorities citing avoidable factors.
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Meath
Chicago
Ivan
Bon Poole
Nelson Tressie Oliver
Prisoner in Dedham Mass Faces March Court
A confusing OCR fragment describes Nikola Baevvo convicted of a crime and sentenced to April. It notes the prisoner appeared weak and hungry while in a cell awaiting further proceedings. References March 3 and local officials in Washington State.
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Dedha
Mass
Ing
Nikola
Baevo
Ilvike
Twit Wificiais
Sanday
Aude Ailton li
Senate probe lifts curtain on Standard Oil practices
Washington inquiry bounds into Standard Oil methods as the Senate investigating committee examines alleged restraint of trade and rigging of prices in refining and distribution. The report outlines price fixation, interlocking control, and annual accounting demands aimed at ensuring profits and market dominance across multiple states and major oil companies.
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Washington
Senate
Butlin Oi Game | Favies” 10m Tow Groat Git Companies Are Periited To Samam
Dherr Bork
Vtoritiy
OWL Jalirests
Alain Otore
Namies
Wadi Sundial
Waimida Hicker
New York
Nib
Huy
Pity Linns
72 Mile Wind Hits Pittsburg Killing Two
A powerful 72 mile wind swept Pittsburg causing deadly damage. A family of four faced destruction as homes were torn and debris fell. Rescue efforts followed while authorities investigated the storm’s path and impact on local streets and properties.
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Pittsburg
Funeral notices and political unrest mix in unclear report
The fragmentary item mentions a New York March disorder and a funeral for Willinay Aes with ties to local figures, plus vague references to political actions and violent tension. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but implications include a burial and contested messages reaching authorities.
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New York
Mosiden
Murdfaz
Congress
Beir Sovale
Frankly Speaking Public Health Claim Reports
A garbled 19th or early 20th century note discusses health claims attributed to Al J. Cox of Maineville ta, including digestion troubles, weight gain, and backstory on stomach issues. The text appears as a stream of misread phrases about vitality, remedies, and a failed testimony. No clear date or verifiable facts emerge.
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AL J. Cox
Maineville
Yale
Tan Fu
Cate
Wreck Stolen Car Report From New Orleans Incident
A garbled dispatch from New Orleans recounts a stolen car case involving a teen, with unclear names and locations. The report mentions an attempted ride to a distant place and subsequent coverage by authorities, with several misread terms and partial identifiers.
One Shot in Riot Convicts Man for Murder
A man convicted of first degree murder at trial in April for killing a young man and another person. The incident occurred in Gatesville, with shots fired during the riot context. Authorities identified the skeleton found near the scene as the victim, date uncertain.
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Maral
Orader
Maire Solomew
Vane Koel
Daly Msl
Yaty Ah
Ae Gimel
Bey Tree
Sabastuone Fortara
Omume
Missing man Tom Alantes last seen in Rastland County
Fragmentary OCR notes identify missing person Tom Alantes, described as seven years old, with references to a father and relatives. The text is garbled and mentions Rastland county and related details, lacking clear dates or locations for a formal notice.
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Tom Alantes
Rastland
Innil Pelea Cisco
Uhes Fee
Mantes
Soviet Food Offer Sparks Worker Information Drive
The Soviet offers food and delivery schemes to workers as union committees in Merlinal initiate plans to mobilize support. The effort aims to provide information and improve periphery services through shop and factory networks.
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Verman
Merlinal
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