Emergency allowance bill for WWI officers advances
Washington May 12 The Senate passed a bill to retire emergency World War I officers with three quarter pay for life without a recorded vote and no change. The measure now goes to the President after the House rejected a similar move to return it to the veterans committee for study and a proposed substitute that could trigger a veto.
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Washington
Sunary
Tysom-Buegerald Dil
Vasange
Nck
House Veterans
Johnson
Eurn
His Heart Is Right in the Right Place
A captioned image shows an eight year old boy with his hand over his heart, illustrating proper placement. The feature emphasizes correct location and the sentiment of alignment with patriotism.
McCoy Back To Plan Election In Nicaragua
Brigadier General Frank McCoy, chairing Nicaragua's national board of elections, landed from Cristobal and called General Augustin Landing a small, obscure figure. He plans to go to Washington to confer with the State Department and the President on upcoming events in Nicaragua.
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New York
G Goneral
Frank RM. McCoy
National Board of Elections of
Nicaragua
Cristobal
C. Z
Augusting
Tan Mountains
Ray
McCoy
Washington
Atnte Department
Cleveland Girl Plans Ocean Flight Next Summer
Miss Cirrie Lellet of Cleveland High aims to fly from Cleveland to Paris next summer, possibly July or August, with about a hundred flying hours. She has refused outside offers to fund the trip, seeks local capital, and hopes the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce or other groups will finance the voyage despite past withdrawn offers. Major John Rory in charge says Lellet is experienced and capable, preparing for the feat with two seats reserved for the flight.
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Cleveland
Cirrie Lellet
Gridialé
Pares
Yeekond
Mina
Wollet
Cleveland, Chamber of Commerce
Finyone
Uneia
Cleveliml
Mica Veltet
Chamber of Femmares
Metremen Flima
Doctors Puzzled By Youth With Heart On Right Side
Andrew Riegler, an eight year old Lamar School student born May 25, 1920 in Canada, displays situs inversus with heart on the right. Doctors across the world examined him, including a recent Robert B. Green Hospital lecture, yet no other diseases were found and his parents report he has heard only the physicians' voices.
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Lille
Buel
Andrew Riegler
Lamar School
Oki
Fia
Andrey’. Jiurestx
Tack Hiegler
Canada
Robert B. Green Hospital
Six Men Drowned As River Floods In Czechoslovakia
Floodwaters from the Neutra River inundate countryside near Tratiblava causing panic and shortages. Six men are reported drowned as the river overflows, with towns and villages along its banks placed on alert.
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Czechoslovakia
Tratiblava
Stromen Wers
Growne
Neutra
Europa Will Fly by Southern Route
Dessau Germany May 12 The southern entryway of the Azores has been chosen for the Atlantic attempt of the Tipkers plane Europa with the Austrian actors. From Rudol sfau Germany the plane will fly to Zurich Switzerland Lisbon Portugal Le Ancres and thence to New York.
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Europa
Dessau
Gremany
Azores
Unebras
Tmi Wilong
Yllot
Johann Risties
Rudolsfau
Germany
Urich
Switzerland
Lisbon
Portugal
le Ancres
New York
Belgian Financier Studies U S Method
Belgian financier Captain Alfred Loewenstein on a Chicago to Washington inspection trip, journeying after reviewing local properties. John Mitchell says he suspects the rip may be tied to a plan by Captain Teron Strin. Flight details note he traveled 46 Chicago Thursday from Conan.
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Ghicago
Alfred Loewenstein
Chicago
Willy Properties
Washington
Dy C
John Mitchell
Teron Strin
Conan
Local Rent Notes and Names From OCR Fragment
Unclear OCR fragment lists multiple names and rents with addresses such as 21% Broadway and 414 Cameron MT. Mentions Ming Hazel Gonzalez Camer onthe and others. some entries include Lafayette and Belden avenues. No coherent event or story emerges from the legible text.
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Ming Hazel Gonzalez
Cameronthe
A.D. Taener
Treaveriin
H. A. Vortfler
Broadway
Uriren
Katoh Donealon
Cameron
Nese
Lafayette
Tetila Altay
Ifs Belden
Wheeler backs Smith for President in Montana letter
Washington May 12 14 A Western analyst Wheeler of Montana supports Governor Smith as the best Democratic choice for the presidency. He praises Smith as a liberal in the best sense a born Democrat who would improve conditions under the Harding Coolidge era and notes Smith’s farm policy and law enforcement stance. Wheeler’s letter urges acclamation for Smith and cites Montana support and opposition to Walsh and Reed.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Smith
New York Corvens
Democrata
Tate
Lalallette
Cangin
Democratic Central
Walkh
McDowrll
Walsh
Comitteeman
J. Bruce Krener
Middle West
West
Treasury Department
Harding-Coolidge
Stith
Hoover fund details surface in Hoover campaign payouts
Washington May 19 report shows approximately 350000 dollars connected to Hoover campaign finances as the Senate campaign committee probes Hoover for details. Key donors include Edsel Ford and several New Jersey and New York figures. spending spread across national headquarters and state committees in Indiana and New York.
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Washington
Iar
Vations
Senate
Herbert Meever
Pata
Thepublican
Hanies W. Good
Farmer
Towa
Commerce Secretarix Drita
Kanena City
Wens
Fin
Fuether Hoover
Fional
Hoover Carr
Edsel Ford
Treuresen
Fort
New Jersny
Senatar Filer
New Terary
Tuling Rosenwald
Chicago
Paul Ganetier
Dyyer
New Jersey
Qt. I. Mosen
New York
Wieser
SEWN
Walter J. Hope
Slovon
VK. Macy
Ttired Busiess
Man of
Tong Island
RD. Chapin
Arthur Waterfall
Alvin McUaules
Sll
Detroit
Federal Radio Commission Seeks Equal Access for Candidates
Washington May 12 Federal Radio commission chairman Gra ft E. Robinson directed attention to the act requiring broadcasters to extend equal opportunities to all candidates for public office who wish to further campaigns by air. He said licensees are not obliged to allow use of their stations but if one is allowed others seeking the office must have the same chance. Any violation of this section could be reason for revocation of license. Divorces granted list follows with several names and dates. Local Albion item notes a business section crowd and puzzled merchants amid the day’s events.
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Washington
E. Robinson
Federal Radio Commission
W21
Robinson
Mohinson
Mexico expects Karolyi in June
Mexico City May 32 Com it Michael Karolsi former head of the Hungarian government who was barred from the United States last year by immigration authorities is expected to arrive here from Paris early in June. It is said he will spend about one month in Madrid and Central America studying political and social conditions.
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Mexico
Karolyi
Mexico City
Michael Karolsi
United States
Paris
Earry
Tt Iss
Modina
Center
America
Hollywood Girl Chapter 56 Continues Romance and Tension
In a sunlit beach club scene Gus is confronted over a past insult while Bobbie recalls his kindness and contemplates her precarious job. Rosie Riley and an extra man critique MacCloud as Bobbie drifts between admiration and unease with Les offering a late dinner after the day’s drama.
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Bobbie
Tim
Gus
Rosemary Riley
MacCloud
Wall Hays
Gus Bobbie
Riley
Two Army Amphibian Planes Flight to Greenland Island
On May 12 two Army amphibian planes began the first leg of a flight from Washington toward Greenland Island to assist Bremen’s trans Atlantic mone venture. The lead aircraft, Oaib, was piloted by Lieut. Muir Fairchild with Maj. Gen. James E. Fechet supervising, aiming to reach Greenly Island with fuel stops near Portland Maine. The second plane, Oaib, piloted by Capt. Tra Baker and Fred Melehite, will return to base if landing proves impossible. If landing is unfeasible they may drop Bremen supplies by parachute. Junkers officials requested the mission to prevent Bremen from remaining imprisoned on the island. A fatal auto accident in Berlin killed Mrs. Dill Holnke, 25, wife of Mmil Bohoke, conductor of the Berlin Symphony Orchestra.
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Mitched Field
Greanely Island
Bremen
Virton
Portland
Maine
Jewve
Army Air Corps
Rom Farvenker
Sven Allerreords
Cant
Tra Baker
Fred Melehaite Ollot
Com Pias
Bremen, Wes & Passenger
Toro
Melchoir Plana
St. George
Junkers
Tabewalk
Germany
Sfi
Dill
Holnke
Bhushiud
Mmil Bohoke
Berlin Symphony Orchestra
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Ayuir
Monde WL
John Rovry
Hartge
Mise Bellet
Anil Competenk Aviniiay
Anil Aas
Whitman
Willingsworth
U.S
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Hoover Fund
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Awal
Indiana
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Sonaine Wotton
Olin
Suecome Mitten
Mmnrida
Missouri
Lew Hoppshire
Hooter
McMaster
South Dakota
Ford
Charisie Krolts
Henry Keehn
Oliv Dabrivkva
OCI Dateice Neiue Lerrerve
SLU
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Tiawrue
Robert A Tranter
Joba
Geol
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Boykin
Dine May
Sarah Buulanan
Buechanui
Stella Mae Afowitur
Mount Joy
de J. Ustvert
Albion
N.V
Charlie Murray
Louise Fazenda
Thelma Todd IN
Venus
Don Felice
Greater Azler
Deehesira
Gene Lewis
Hollywood Girl
Macloud
Extra Man
Almosi
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Hobbie
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Lobbie
Ltr
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Nile
Ube
Les
Froding
Therman
Golden Beach
Banta Moni Ua
Mater Rand
Toy Schullx
Delipie Aslend
Monier
Robbie
Trobhie
Edith
von Galvan
Texas Stage Band
Texas Blum
Richard D-I-X
Mother
Milam
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Fechet
Miller Field
Staten Isard
Mvleboir
Greevely Island
Mise Herta
Movietone
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Aluo
Lloyd Hamilton
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