Seventieth Congress Closes as Major Laws Pass
Washington May 30 17 With Congress in recess until December the 70th Congress ends its first session amid a flurry of activity. President coolidge signs many measures including pensions and Mississippi River control while a handful of major bills remain unsettled. Col. Fesep Jamia former admiral general of Hawaii dies in San Francisco at 62.
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Urge Glans to File for Disabled Retirement List
Telegram correspondence shows fans of disabled emerrones urging placement on a retired list under a new J veon Nilagerall bill. Retirement pay begins the day the application is filed, with likely delays before approval. The notice names Caneressian, Harry Wurzhaeh, Henry Lee Varlor, and the American Legion post involved. The Vienna date appears garbled.
Yale students riot at police headquarters in New Haven
May 46 report: two Vale students led a bricks and fruit assault to free arrested comrades. Glass shattered at the chief of police offices while bricks and bottles flew. Police used force as 600 students gathered, several arrests made as rioting spread to campus streets.
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Earl of Northesk and Jessica Separate New Yank
A report mentions Earl of Northesk and Jessica Separate arriving aboard the liner Majestic. The tale notes his affection for his former wife Miss Brown of Butt and his wish to avoid a divorce while voicing concern over their past marriage.
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Mexican Aviator Bypasses Route On Flight to Washington
Mexican army aviator announces he will not follow Colon Tidedborgh's planned route to Washington. He plans to cross the Gulf of Mexico from Tampico to New Orleans and then continue via Montgomery and Richmond toward Washington. The report notes the Lasalle hotel suite being held for the Republican National Convention by Mrs. Alfred Wilton.
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Women journalists attend Whiten’s convention gathering
About seventy newspaper women and magazine representatives gathered at the Alister hotel during a regional liberation convention. Guests included publisher We Mettosh and notable figures such as Mike Caro, Velky Winner, Rat Rovtle, and Mae Alive Co Weilx from various outlets.
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Bradley Near San Antonio in Marathon Walk Run
A fragmented report describes Bradley completing an 80 mile journey from Corpus Christi toward San Antonio with close to 1 mile remaining. He pushed through fatigue and exhausted conditions, waiting at a stop overnight as observers noted the event and timing details.
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