House Will Remain In Session On Bonus Vote
The House will stay in session until the four million dollar soldiers bonus bill is completed after adopting a suspension of the rules for consideration. The vote was 221 to 211 without a roll call, following a prior roll call on the motion for the previous question at 276 to 126. A crowded chamber and galleries watched as members debated and shouted to be heard, with party lines tested and key figures arguing over the process and conduct of the vote.
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Winter Wheat Crop Condition Improves Government Report
The government weekly crop review shows winter wheat and other fall grain conditions improving overall. Most regions report good growth, with lingering weakness in a few western counties where wet conditions delayed progress.
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Weather Update from Outlying Areas
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Dallas Policemen Suspected in White Capping Incident
Dallas officials announced charges and suspensions after a white capping attack investigated by city authorities. Police Sergeants Louly Spencer and Patrelawn Paul Advir faced duty suspension while J. J. Crayford was charged with aggravated assault. Federal investigators joined the probe as the city sought to quell the scandal and restore public trust.
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Jury Hung In M'Clain Case Against Paulin at 37
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the criminal case against 19 year old Paulin and co defendant C L Netham. The judge stated there was strong doubt about Guilty on the assault charge amid contentious testimony and mixed evidence.
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Diamonds Seized by Custom Officials in Late March
Diamonds valued at about 840 000 and 110 000 were seized today by customs officials. Pray Chale, 40, and another man were involved, with an apparent attempt to dispose of the goods, as authorities intervened to prevent the sale.
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Passengers aboard plane in gulf search yields no trace
Five winter visitors aboard a plane bound for an island off Florida failed to reach Vidin. A wireless report from Crown Heuer off Junker warned of a possible sighting but authorities deem it unlikely connected to the missing craft. The group includes Mr and Mrs Argus and MR Taneynee J Smith of Germany, with Mr and Mrs Dixon of Memphis. Pilot was Robert Moore. Distance to the island cited as about 190 miles with rough seas and high winds reported in the region.
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Missing passengers from Gulf of Mexico flying boat incident
Report describes passengers aboard a flying boat lost in the Gulf of Mexico waters after departing for Florida and Cuba. Names include Mr. Lawrence J. Minith and others. conditions and company leadership are noted amid inconsistent details and a telegram from Mr. Smith.
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Local Showers and Warm Air Usher Wet Weekend
Local showers are expected Thursday and Friday with generally high temperatures. Winds will be light to moderate and a few showers possible Thursday night into Friday. A trace of rain is reported in limited areas with cooler mornings and a mild, humid afternoon swing in the Dakotas and nearby regions.
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Girls Pose As Boys In Brooklyn Adolescent Snafu
A chaotic Uncle Sam era event unfolds as two Brooklyn girls, posing as boys, join a wild late night adventure. They evade guardians and are then confronted by detectives about a staged incident and alleged romantic misdirection before authorities intervene.
Two Children Saved From Unusual Death Scene
A report describes two children saved from death after a car crash and ensuing street accident. A seven year old child and a 14 month old infant survived as adults and vehicles crashed, shielding and aiding bystanders.
America Voices Conviction on Reparation Expenses Adjustment
Washington reports the United States maintains its claim that cost of maintaining trains in Germany equals an allied payment. The government seeks an equitable resolution and invites telegraphic discussions with Britain France and others. It will consider suitable means to satisfy the justice of the claim.
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Men Claiming 10 Officers Offer Assault During Protest
A disorderly confrontation near Pleasanton and Civistiile stations involved men claiming to be federal officers stopping a vehicle. The group searched the occupants, demanded compliance, and brandished cocked revolvers. The driver recounted threats, intimidation, and rough questioning as the men allegedly coerced surrender of papers and money, while Weber Oil Interests figure Anthony ies and associates faced possible federal action tied to the incident.
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No Interference With Workers Warns by Attorney General
Attorney General Daugherty declared the federal government would not tolerate violence to stop coal production during a threatened strike. He said rights to strike exist but not to block workers from taking their places and indicated possible government action without waiting for a coal shortage. He noted discussions with President Harding and Secretary Davis on a public appeal to avert the strike and likened interference with coal to disruptions in transportation.
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Father on trial for killing son to save his soul
Chicago jurors hear dramatic testimony as a father claims he shot his son to save the boy from a gang and hell. The defendant asserts that under lawyer guidance he killed to prevent the youth from joining a penitential fate, recounting the night of the shooting in his plea to the court.
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Vovdevdile Stealer Robbed Wiehly By Masked Men
Three masked men robbed a building this morning, tied up two janitors, and fled with 610 dollars after ransacking the premises in Varn Deville. Police seek leads and review nearby surveillance to identify suspects.
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Mysterious Scribbles Echo a Patchwork Night Scene
The passage presents a garbled mix of names, places, and phrases. It reads like a fragmented diary or coded note with scattered references to people such as Van San Amtonia and Phy Tosh, and places like Grovkelt. Overall it suggests a crowded, unsettled scene with many unreadable lines and stray words.
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Unclear text fragment on international action and diplomacy
Fragmentary document mentions a general statement, actions by the government in relation to a potential escalation, and remarks from the department after midnight. The readable portions hint at a dramatic shift and a possible policy proposal or warning from officials.
Long sentence garbled court case finds Man forged name
Minpovia Kau Masel T8 Charles Marrison of Mermmbis must serve ten years in the state penitentiary for forging a name on a FLO check. The judge, C Baretta, presided as the prison sentence was ordered.
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Diner Prices Cut In Chicago Amid Market Watch
A report indicates diner's price reductions in Chicago with details on menu and wholesale factors. Officials suggest a market shift as a pricing program may be introduced soon to stabilize dining costs and consumer access.
Corsicana Man Killed in Troubled Incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fatal incident in Corsicana involving a man named Beilds and others. Details are unclear but indicate a homicide or accidental death with possible associated names and locations.
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