Ohio House feuds over privileged remarks and naval bill
A heated House floor dispute in Washington follows a Ohio Democrat’s remarks about a speech withheld from publication. The session stalled for an hour as leaders argued privilege and accountability. The vote on the question of withholding proceeded and failed 115 to 17, with no further action on the motion. updates on the naval appropriation and related conference reports continued.
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Ohio
Poti
Ni. Bette
Ohio Democrat
Privilene Oni
General Hove
Prinat
Cheneral Grosvenor
Kenatoy Hann
Nica
Tesidd
Apwaker
Levees
Evden
Ciakwenue
Stepubliens
Ollend
Wheeler
Ms Near
Tuhem Bach
Mc Payne
Jeader
Wilde
Tearter
Senate
Fury Fruitin Experimenta
Gilniver
Arizona
Mir Deni
Masons in Council Elect Officers in Allentown
The fifty fifth meeting of the Grand Encampment Royal and Select Masons of Pennsylvania held in Allentown elected officers led by Grand Master Frank W. Mareteniy of South Bethlehem and Grand Master Lyman M. Finney of Bradford. A class of twenty five new members was initiated and a banquet followed.
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Allentown
Erand Enynoll Teigel Nol
Pomeylvole
Lene
Prank W. Mareteniy
South Bethlehem
A. ¢. Crlnwell
Media
Van
Ilestrious
Lyman M. Finegy
Bradford
David of
McWollum
Wilkestarre
Joel BR. Eby
Lencaster
Grind Muerder
Joshua L. Tarie
Lancaster
Allen Oarnell
Fatal Fire Claims Two Children in Cold Spring Harbor
A fire at a residence in Cold Spring Harbor kills two children. News reports from New York indicate a boy and a girl died in the blaze while attempting to escape, with the blue building heavily damaged and authorities investigating.
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Hye Vacharles
Real
New York
Mani Ireland
Cold
Sprig Harbor
Ireland
Will & Snare
Howe
Bowie
Tur
Springfield doctor among those wounded in collision
The Associated Press reports John canerla and two others were fatally or severely wounded in a motor accident near Long Meadow tonight. Mary Lane was critically injured as a machine malfunction caused a crash.
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John
Canerla
Mary
Lane
Lenause
New Phase in the Delaware Comedy
Delaware legislators hear testimony on a bribery plot involving Representative Walter M. Hearn who allegedly offered or accepted bribes to skip a joint caucus and influence votes. Representative Layton denied Hearn’s accusations, claiming the testimony was false and the alleged conversation occurred elsewhere.
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Peres Dover
Del
House of Representatives
Walter MM. Hearn
United Statea Eenater
Imhay
Hearn
Union Addicks Hepublican
Wail Lawton
Sampson Denounced by Senator Allen in Senate row
In Washington February 46 Senator Allen denounced Admiral Sampson amid a heated Senate debate over an amendment to the Philippine and Cuban policy portions of the army appropriation bill. The dispute focused on alleged endorsements of Chief Gunner Charles Morgan for promotion and touched broader concerns about executive action.
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Washington
Senate
Morgen CA
Allen
Morgan
Admiral Sampson
Charles Morgan
Navy
Sampson
Fatal results from celluloid mishap at Foxhield
In a tragic accident linked to a celluloid experiment at a bar in Chicago a fire or explosion caused multiple deaths. The victims include Gherteaibe Welle and Jentle Wella, both in their late twenties, with further injuries reported and investigations underway.
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Alvieth
Ares Gherteaibe Welle
Jentle Wella
Freeman Declares Bankruptcy in U S District Court
The case lists the Viret National Bank of Harrison as a creditor, asserting a claim of 619,901 in the bankrupted estate. The filing seeks to address liabilities and related proceedings in the United States district court.
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United States District Court
Tolwy
al Sistfeo
Teeta
Viret National Bank of
Harhison
Fragmented Report From The Associated Press Washington Desk
A partially readable wire from The Associated Press Washington Bureau discusses an investigation into alleged benefits and political improprieties. It references Admira Lamp and a list of involved parties, but many details are obscured or garbled in the OCR.
Cuban General Gomez Warns of Cuban Bloodshed If Troops Withdraw
The Cuban Patriot reports General Gomez fears bloodshed if U S troops leave now and says the United States must help establish a stable Cuban government. He urges a gradual handover, argues Cuban officials lack experience for self rule, and supports future municipal elections under a U S influenced framework.
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United States
Surgeon Alexandroff freed by US court of appeals deserter ruling
An associate surgeon from the Russian cruiser Varlag, reported as a deserter, is released by the US Court of Appeals. He arrived in the United States with crew members bound for Virtue, later naturalized, and challenged his desertion status. The court ruled he was not a deserter, with a likely further appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Philadelpha
Leo Alexandroff
Craleer Varlag
United States Court of Appeals
Alexandroff
Belin
Crule
Tadeo Tahoe
Oey
Alexandyort
Brad Tor
United States Supreme Court
War tax reduction talks near compromise in revenue bill
Washington Feb 24 The conference on the revenue reduction bill nears understanding with concessions on beer tax bank checks and tobacco packages. Senate negotiators favor keeping some taxes with changes to the package size while allowing partial relief on life insurance and proprietary medicines. A broad remittance of the tax is possible.
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Warehington
Senate
Eeniate Bi
Dre
Wyoming Coal Mine Disaster Kills Thirty Five Men
A blast and fire at Diamondville Coal Company mine No 1 in Wyoming traps 35 workers as rescuers race to reach the two main entries. John Anderton escapes badly burned after the blaze blocks efforts to enter the mine. The Oregon Short Line railroad company mine yields about 175 tons yearly with over 700 miners employed.
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Chevenny
Wyo
Wyoming
Deemensville
Diamondville
John Anderton
Henry
Wai
Anton Conv
Tne
Humber
Oregon Ehort Line Prailroad
Kaiser's Wedding Day Returns to Berlin for Anniversary
An Annoiated Drea Cronberg dispatch reports Emperor William will return to Berlin to join the Empress for their anniversary tomorrow. Flermisonty remains detained in Sioglin due to her daughter Victoria Lailee's illness. King Edward, asked by Dowager Minipress Frederick, plans to remain through Saturday and may travel back to Knagland after.
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Cronberg
Emperor William Whi
Berlin
Flermisonty
Sioglin
Victoria Lailee
King Edward
Minipress
Biniphoek Frederick
Knaglend
Clement's Kill Coates in a Quarrel Near Home
The incident, described by the Associated Press, reports that John Coates was shot four times in front of his home on a Saturday night. Clemente, a Black man, allegedly fired after learning of an insult to his wife. Coates died that day. Clemente fled after the fatal shot.
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Philaelphia
John Coates
Neone Lene
Todas
Sone
Contes
Hhe
Clemanta Ie Mold
Bhye
Vanderlip Resigns as Treasury Secretary Acknowledged
Washington reports the resignation of Hon. Frank A. Vanderlip, appointed secretary of the treasury, effective at the close of the current term. The department will proceed with the transition and implement the new qualification guidelines.
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Washington
Hun
Frank A. Vanderlip
Tiposary
Department
Binder
Une Marek
Watres Enters Gubernatorial Race Amid Ripper Bill Debate
Col Louis A Watres announces candidacy for Pennsylvania governor in Washington and Harrisburg. Supporters expect him to push peace terms and end internecine strife, hinging on the fate of the Ripper bill and alliance shifts within the Republican factions. He seeks unity with quiescent workers and aims to attract reform-minded stalwarts while facing Quay era rivals.
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Mauriizburg
Louis A. Watres
Feranton
Washington
Harrisburg
Cuneo
Pemmsylvania
Rewigents
Elalwarta
Elkine-Stone-Durham
William Connell
Thomas V. Cooper
Quay
Came Ron
Watres
Aril
Senator Quay
Andrews
J. ¢. Delaney
Warren
Connell
Hartieburg
J.C. Delaney
J. C. Vaughan
Pla. Philbin
Elkin
Inaurgente
Pattleon
Democrats
Mrs Nation Writes Fiery Editorials In Journal
The Journal reports Mrs Nation dominating the paper with editorials and advertisements. It notes her influence on political coverage and claims contributions are monetized while the advertising section fills several pages.
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Mrs. Nation
Peoria
Sage Bey
Ley Advertizementa
One-Eyed Connelly Declared Insane
An unverified Feclusive Wire report from The Arsoriaged attributes insanity to a national figure known as One-Eyed Connelly. The article references legal and criminal context in Kings County and notes disputed statements about his conduct and possible alibi or cause.
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New York
Fel
M—James
Connelly
Cal Cvmrte
Doninttia
District Attorney Signals Major News on Vice Case
The district attorney told a reporter the afternoon that tomorrow would be a big day in the matter of the case against vice. He indicated there would be substantial national coverage.
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Pray
New York
Web. W
Pullbin
Vice
Weather and political notes blur a morning page
Morning page shows snow and cold indications alongside disjointed political items. Mentions General-Senator and Governor candidates with scattered names and incomplete phrases. Local news items touch on mining legislation, state boards, and regional notes amid unclear context.
Wabash Train Wreck Near Millerburg Wounds Many
A Wabash rail passenger train No 4 derailed two miles west of Millerburg after a broken rail. One rear Pullman rolled over, at least twelve injured, none killed so far. Medical aid rushed from Lake Shore line and regional towns. hotels at Millersburg and Renton converted to shelters for victims.
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Rel
Pactenger
Chicago
Millerburg
Waha Wi
Tts
Indiana
Lake Shore
Millersburg
Renton
Walensley
Buffalo
Taco
Mise
Jnhia Collie
Roclweter
John Donel
Ana
Mies
Annie Methowate
Andeotihe
Mopey Tenek
Feierel
Henry Berrobko
Wiljoreiarie
Anda
Abrahima Vowler
Creston
Fred FL Porter
Swath Dakota
Howd Sud Buck
Daniel McClaren
Lana
Montbead
Jock Wart
Smith
Denver
Charles Hogart
Chath
Ont
Mra FF
Barbey
Cuijedge
Hack
W. Brann
Boston
George W. Dorwes
Uinta and Spares
T. Rossing
Warren
Minn
Opine
Hick
Arriqua
P.M. Growsatnan
Chinago
Hadley
A. Selman
Saggageman
W. Vanderlip
Mateom
Raneae
Ogden Convicted in Oleomargarine Case in Philadelphia
The jury in United States District Court found David S. Ogden guilty of violating oil margarine laws. Judge Mothereson deferred sentence pending a new-trial motion after Ogden had earlier been convicted and granted a retrial due to jury discussion of trial records. Ogden, a local grocer, sold oleomargarine in unstamped packages.
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Philadelphia
David
Ogden
Tri
Motherseon
Rentonce
Mwe
Orden
Public Transit Commission Meeting Yields Little Progress
Exclusive wire reports a July meeting of the trunk line committee held near the Tink Wine operation. The Lehigh Valley and Taclawanna road differential was not resolved as Commissioner Farmer and the commission halted before key motions could be made public Saturday.
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New York
Trunk Lite Pastager
Lehigh Vallee
Taclawanna
Unclear OCR Item About Cabinet Toll and Proclamation
Fragmentary report describes a planned cabinet action with references to a president, deputies, and supporters. Details are garbled. timing and participants are uncertain, with words misread and names unreadable.
Deaths of a Day Exclusive Notice from The Amoelated Presa
Death notices report Walton Desr of Fularepoint park passing today after a week of illness from pneumonia. Dr Benjamin Teor, a prominent Baltimore Episcopalian clergyman, is named as the late Mr. Desr’s associate. William McManus, famed U S government detective, dies this afternoon in Bidoseph’s hospital from complications.
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Walton Desr
Falerpoint Park
Menjamin Teor
Haltimore
William 3. McManus
United States
Bidoseph
Rompleption of
Disemien
Ripper controversy heats Pennsylvania ballot debate
Insurgents claim Rippe r supporters lack twenty four votes as Quay and others weigh the Fecht and Muhlbronner ballot measures. Democratic caucus opposes the Rippe r plan while Mayor Mole backs the Muhlbronner bill to spur city code reforms.
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