Faces Stir Tariff Battle In Senate House Clash
Abington March 25 The Hawley Smoot tariff fight intensifies as Western Republicans clash with Southern Democrats over a bill anchored by Representative Gore and the House program. A gag rule change and a possible conference are discussed as leaders seek an agreement to bridge Senate and House differences. Senate passage of the tariff bill is reported, with party splits and insurgent votes shaping the outcome.
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Abhington
Senate
Esas
Republican House
House
Western Blicans
Lanzworth
Tilson
Connecticut
Lcate
Jariff Wall
Saints
Geton Democrats
Administra Teadera
American Success Lesson for Europe
A fragmented report notes European reactions to American life and industry. It cites a Parisian reading of Western culture and contrasts American abundance, car ownership, and domestic labor norms with European expectations, highlighting trade and cultural influence from the United States.
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Europe
Chinese Unite in Lutheran Church DCIS
A fragment reports a Chinese family in DCIS pursuing joining a Lutheran church denomination. The text is incomplete and unclear about names, dates, or specific actions beyond a possible hero narrative within a church context.
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Inese
Lutheran Church
DCIS
Open Letter Urges Viaduct Over Fire Incident Debates
A reader colorfully contends with concerns over the number of people billed at the bind pressing at Comal and San Fernando to justify a viaduct. The missive laments perceived neglect on the Mesiean side and urges action, arguing human life should drive infrastructure.
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Comal
San Fernando
Firesis
City planner urged to frame traffic growth plan
Fred Bushick urges waiting for the city planner's report on Fredericksburg road extension to Warren Street and further widening proposals. He questions past widenings and favors awaiting expert recommendations before committing to six corner intersections or 80 foot widths. He cites San Pedro and North Flores as points of contention.
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Aly Bus
Fredericksburg
Warren Street
Burrs
San Pedro
Warren
Chenere
Florez
Fred Bushick
Narh Flores
Skeleton Found in Cave Near Fayetteville
A human skeleton, believed to be many years old, was found by students exploring a cave about one mile northeast of Fayetteville. The remains will be turned over to the University of Arkansas museum for identification and on-site examination by authorities.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas Museum
Studens
Theleton
Frenchman Reports New York Life in Book
Pau Morand, famed French observer, has completed a book about New York detailing city life through a Parisian lens. The author argues New York is a complex maze of people that fascinates and overwhelms many Americans.
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Pahis
New York
Pau Morand
Fresth Sulzor
Hae
Big Game Hunters Seek Blue Diker in Rh Nfesia
Baron and Borazesa Reldolphe de Schavensee depart New York for the Walahari desert to pursue the blue diker, a small antelope native to Rh nfesia, aiming to obtain specimens for the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Science.
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New York
Baron
Borazesa Reldolphe de Schavensee
Walahari
Philadelphia Academy of Natural Science
Woman Finds Grave After Long Search
A long search ends as a woman locates the grave of Weather Torin E Smith in an Indian burial site near For Tatmeaur. Smith had been missing for sixty years since his departure from Tin chartered region, with the grave found in a remote area.
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Torin E Smith
Snc
Charles A. Davenpact
Tincarster
Smith
Tatmeaur
Wisconsin Realtors Spar Over Valley Land Sales Practices
Newman defends Rio Grande land sales methods amid Wisconsin realty accusations. He cites water irrigation feasibility and 50,000 acres irrigated in the Valley as proof of value, while condemning alleged Texas manipulations and high brokerages. Wisconsin Manufacturers' Association officials travel to Austin to press Moody on proposed trade issues.
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Reaw Bog
Tuesiax
Moody
Loxcott
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Texas
Newman
E. H. Grootemant
Wiscouaie Rex Estate Baaed
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Pix
Fend
Poped
Newnan
Valley Tour Planned by South Texas Chamber Visit
A delegation including three members from the Wisconsin Manufacturers' Association will tour the Lva Graede valley and other South Texas points. Governor Moodr will meet the visitors in Anello during the planned visit set for tomorrow, with the session announced today by the chamber of commerce.
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Corpus Corist
Teras
Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Asociation
Moodr
Anello
South Texas
King Michael II Crowned Gypsy King in Europe
In Tiastow near Warsaw, King Michael II was crowned amid pomp as gypsy delegations from distant regions pledged loyalty. Polish officials observed the spectacle with President Moscicki and Marshal Pilsudski represented. A dinner and dances by a 30 piece gypsy orchestra followed the coronation.
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Warsaw
Europe
Miachel II
Tiastow
Sedra Luhica
Polish Republic
Teachers Endorse Mild Profanity in Speech Rules
The National Council of Teachers of English recognized teachers who endorse slang as a resource of language during a recent session. Linguist editor Thomas A. Knott of Springfield Massachusetts argued that a real lady or gentleman should master all forms of language, including mild profanity, to express self and cope with social evasion.
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Banaar City
National Council of Teachers of English
Thomas A. Knott
Springfield
Mans
Webst Die Fomaries
Ve. Knott
Has to Pay for Borrowed Books
An article from Los Angeles details a case involving a former federal judge, James Henning, who faced scrutiny over missing months from his government law library and an obligation to account for every item. The piece notes the broader issue of accountability for borrowed materials and the consequences for officials who fail to repay or account.
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Los Angeles
IRS
Kaward J. Qonring
Henning
Farster
Belop
Coolidge May Take Up Golf Some Day
Fragmentary article notes Coolidge considering golf in the future. Mentions an event or observation on a platform with political figures present. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Coolidge
Queen of Romania Writes Memoirs Reported
In Bucharest on March 25 the Cuventul reports Queen Merie of Romania has completed and delivered to her adviser the first installment of her memoirs. Further installments are promised later this year as the work progresses through a planned publishing sequence.
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Bucharest
Cuventul
Merie
Rumania
Montreal Jewish Schools Seek Public Status Amid religious schooling clash
In Montreal a push exists for Jewish children to establish their own public schools under the North America act. Protestants and Catholics clash over schooling rights, while Jewish families argue for representation and separate Jewish schools within public systems.
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Montreal
Childern
Sta
Negro's Pint Revealed by Ill Wind
In Tulls Ole March 25 a deputy pair J E Pierson and Alfred De Mes witnessed a man named Jeff Bradles, a negro, emerging from an alley with a coat opened by wind exposing a stash of whiskey in an inside pocket. The scene suggests he took the contraband from the inner drink line as officers searched the area for another suspect.
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Tulls
Ole
Jeff Bradles
United
Psittacosis germ isolated by Berlin scientist
Professor Tlohert Boch of the Institute for Infectious Diseases announced the psittacosis germ has been isolated. The finding, achieved by filtration, confirms a long sought virus thought first identified by K Koch. Contact with diseased parrots or inhalation of parrot dust may spread the illness to humans. The institute plans to cultivate the virus to seek a cure.
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Berlin
INS
Tlohert Boch
Institute For Infectious Diseases
K. Koch
Lowetulbal
Koch Institue
Heroism Rewarded by French Medal
In Paris on March 25 the French government awarded a medal to Mlle Jeanne Arnaldesu a nurse who cared for numerous patients stricken with a deadly contagious disease. She tended them day and night until she herself fell ill and died.
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Pas
Mlle Jeanne Arnaldesu
Judge, 97 Chosen for 4 Years More
Judge, age 97, wins another four year term amid a reelection campaign. Supporters cite experience and steady rulings while opponents question health and stamina. The vote reflects lingering endorsements and a nod to long service in the judiciary.
Two Fishermen Starve Two Weeks at Sea Rescue March
Two fishermen endure an ocean siege for two weeks with no food supplies off France. They report marooned on a rocky ledge near La Weill as ships deliver aid, a pinnace finally breaking through mountainous swells to reach them and restore supplies.
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Quimpest
France
la Weill
Junior Colleges Meet in April in Waco
The Teran Association of Junior Colleges will hold a meeting in Waco in April 2000. Association resident and director Hag mania Hunter College HAR Anniaie will also meet in Waeg April 25. Hy Mubbard of Tenton is president.
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WACO
March Sy
Teran
Collingen Wie
Burglars Fail To Crack Safe In Houston Store
In Houston Texas a burglary at a deng store ended badly for the thieves who sparred with a safe under attempt. The safe held about 5000 but a tear gas canister and a three pound weight on a wire failed to trigger. About 200 dollars in cigarettes were stolen as the burglars fled, leaving the scene puzzled and frightened.
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Houston
Texas
Deng
Lamesa to Have Aviation School
There are possibilities of an aviation school being established in Lamesa with a local pilot as manager following a conference of the Lamesa aviation committee and officials of Southern Air Transport of Dallas. If opened the school may propel air passenger service between Lamesa and San Angelo.
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Lamesa
Tever
Lamers
Lamesa Aviation Committee
Southern Air Transport Company of
Dallas
San Angela
Policeman Mohr and Ex-Wife Wed After Divorce
In Bioux City Iowa on March 4 Policeman Frank Mohr and Leeta Aiahr were divorced in district court. On a Saturday off work they appeared before another judge and remarried, marking a new start after the previous split.
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Bioux City
Towa
Frank Mohr
Leeta Aiahr
Mohr
City Line Passes Through Theater
Patrons at Localelli's Ball Square theater buy tickets then move to Medford to watch movies. The City line runs through the grayhouse when the maser handed a curtain picture, letting Bell Square theater cut the program short due to its Medford screen location.
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Ball Square
Bomerville
Merta
Medford
Bell Square Theater
Pete Jurors Study Report Continues In San Antonio Jail
The jury asked two questions about Dr Turner testimony on Pete McKenzie mental state as they waited on a verdict. If unreadiness continues, McKenzie faces return to custody and possible commitment to a state hospital. If found sane, he faces execution for the murder of Sam Street, chief of detectives, in 1927.
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Ously
McKenzie
Bexar
Pete
Turner
Questio
Dobn Bf
Pate
McKennie Vingane
Natate Maine Hospital
Mekkensie J
Bane
Sam Street
Income taxes trail last year as revenue rises
Washington March 23 income tax revenue at the treasury continued to flow today and by close of business March 22 amounted to 517,803,000 for the month. A rise of 28,000,000 from last year is largely due to a 1 percent rate cut. Collections for the fiscal year reached 531,837,000, up 18,000,000.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury
Take No Chances With Open Sores
An old ad declares a remedy for ulcers boils carbuncles and wounds promising powerful relief. It touts a long history of effectiveness over 118 years and recommends doctor or drugstore purchase from W. F. Gray Co Newville Ten.
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Drucatoren
W. F. Gray
Newhville
Tene
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