Mass of bills roamin on calendar Washington
Lawmakers close in on adjournment as Senate debates public buildings and tax measures. Democratic opposition prompts compromise to avert a filibuster while considering a 265 million dollar package and further funds for federal construction projects.
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Washington
Chen Secreterys
Che Tredeury Mellon
Senate
McFadden
Watson-Warker
Copeland Coal Control
Columi.t
Congress
Special Grand Jury to Probe Gang Warfare in Cook County
Chicago reports a special grand jury will probe gang warfare roots in Cook County. Coroner Oscar Wolff and State’s Attorney officials outline plans and will call witnesses including unions leaders and civic figures to discuss alleged ties among magisters politicians and officials suspected in law enforcement breakdowns.
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Chicago
Attornma
Oscar Carl
Rand
Avesie Zatoa
Cook County
Oesan
Ilfiere T
Shy
Alconel
O Car Wolff
Assisant State
Willan
Fe Swigzin
Grard Yur Lie
Harry Eusene Weth
Union League Club
Crone
Crexe
Sinie
City Council Holds Regular Fortnightly Session
The council meets in regular session tonight to transact routine business. An ordinance to repair Midale Avenue where heavy trucks caused pavement damage is expected. City Hall reports little likelihood of action on sewage disposal matter.
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Council
Midale Avenue
Oscar Straus Dies Former Roosevelt Cabinet Member
Oscar S. Straus former United States ambassador to Turkey and secretary in the Roosevelt era died at his New York home aged 70. A Columbia and Columbia Law School graduate he served twice as minister to Turkey and was a key Progressive ally and early colleague of Roosevelt.
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New York
Oscar S. Straus
United States
Turkey
Department of Commerce and Labor
Moosevelts
Prk Avenue
Georgis Surans
Columbia University
Columbia Law School
Soloman Straus
Taracrus
Sara Morats
Arbortonia
Co- Wibus
Fle
Veteh Untissdor Aml
Dew
the Carbines
Presedent Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Io Camddate
New York State
Sheriff Takes MPS Kaiser to Marysville
Sheriff Fred A Urderiuill relayed Stella Kaiser to Marysville where she begins a two year term. Mrs Kaiser's plea to guilty was entered before trial as Judge W B Thompson handed down the sentence in what appears to be a Tamaaslanehier case with the Kaiser family tied to the Leheroid home hiring scheme.
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A' Urderiull
Stella
Kaiser
Varescile
Amarisville
W.B Thompson
Tamaaslanehier Quso
Prana
Norwood
Mother seeks passport for two and a half year old
Mrs Jessie Watttet of Lorain applies at the court house for a passport for her daughter born in this county. The child's father has filed for first papers and the mother asks the Cleveland consul for a passport for the child.
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Lorain
Court House
Winttet
Merie
Citiven
Whitaitter
Cleveland
Jersett and
Clald
Hogland
Tragic Circuis Strong Man Dies in Faulty Act
Veteran circus performer named CIPCHS STRONG MAN died after a stunt gone wrong at Summar Beach Park. He had 37 years in the business and was riding three horses when a mishap caused a fatal fall. Spectators witnessed the accident as a loud percussion noise spread through the arena. Medical teams arrived but could not save him. The show featured Barnum and Briley among other acts.
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AHEON
ViNochaim
Eteran Circus
Barmar
Briley
Dean Neére
Ameseas
Boys Rule in Lorain Today in Civic Observance
Lorain marks Boy Scouts Week with city officials steering events. Acting Mayor Fleming Brainard leads as judge and service leaders George Schroe der and Ormand Waddington oversee duties. Tomorrow Joseph Gef fin steps in as safety director.
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Lorain
Bovsttordar
Fleming Brainard
Mayor Brainard
Mame Gudse
Streanica
George Schroeder
Jacks to be tried again on murder charge in Pikeville case
In Pikeville the State’s attorney, Stump, announced he will demand a new trial for Joe Jacks on the murder charge linked to an explosion at the McCarthy mine in 1924. The case involves discredited deaths and insurance proceeds of 88000, with Turner previously sentenced to life for a similar crime. Mrs W H Turner faced possible charges in connection with the affair.
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Joe Jacks
Attorne
Stump
Jacks
S.attorne
McCarthy
Europe
Turner
Soung Staths
W. If. Tu
Trenton
Pardon Granted to Lee For Restitution Case in Columbus
Lexington man Rain Lee, convicted of receiving and concealing stolen property, was granted a full pardon by Governor Donaire in Columbus. Lee, released from prison in 1924 on three to seven years with restitution of 315 dollars, handed over 15 dollars to the State Clemency Board and was pardoned with officials present.
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Rain Lee
Lexington
Ricaland
Donaire
Lee
Iasi
wreaMmees
State Board” of Clemency
Board of Clemency
P.E Thomas
Penitendars
Price Russell
Governors Office
Fire-devastated Georgetown after bakery blaze damages four buildings
May 6 fire damaged four structures in Georgetown including a church. The blaze began in Edward Shafer's bakery and spread to adjacent buildings threatening the public square. Fire from Geumpats and Gethel, Ohio aided extinguishing efforts.
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Cincinnati
Seath
Puble Square
Georgetown
Edward Shafer
Gethel
Ohio
Assault Suspect Confined in Ohio State Tower
A partially demented recluse in a tall tower room at Ohio State University is linked to a 10 day old assault at a fraternity initiation. Guy Ho Merry of Augusta Georgia a senior student told officials the recluse planned to attack during a ceremony. Items from the tower include baseball bits razors and trinkets. The recluse climbed out of a small aperture and fled like an ape after being found.
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Columbus
Cecluse
Ohio’State University
Guy Ho Merry
Augusta Ga
Jughtmire
Universit
É - Merry
Varris
Terert Sayd
Miss Mellon to Wed Son of Senator Bruce
Secretary of the Treasury announced the engagement of Adda Mellon to David K. Bruce, son of Senator Bruce of Marston. Miss Mellon is 22 and Bruce 29. Also notes a Lorain town loan repaid with costs and a speeding arrest of George Judice.
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Miss Mellon
Washington
Adda Mellon
David K. FE
Bruce
Senator Bruce
Marston
Bruece
Lorain
Boys Hear Value of Education During National Boss Week
Judge FH C Wilcow spoke at 2 45 pm to Washington bosses and high school on Bots In School. Max Chapman led the June senior class meeting with music by George Hewitt and George Loomis. Superintendent R C Maston outlined a program for teachers. All schools set aside time for a sixth grade focused program.
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Dor
FH. C. Wilcow
Washington
Theigh School
Max Chapman
George Hewitt
George Loomis
William Smith
Alfred Gephardt
Schoola
R C. Maston
Boss
Wilco
Senaor
Judge English Pleads Not Guilty in Impeachment
Federal Judge George W. English of the eastern district pleaded not guilty before the Senate impeachment court on charges of high crimes and misdemeanors. The proceedings mark the first time accusers present their case as the House debates impeachment in Washington.
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Washington
Mix
Paulis
House
Jim
George W. English
Uwtnars
Senates Kesh
Parliament approves King Georges proclamations amid strike tension
In the House of Commons, members backed the government move to proclaim a state of emergency as Premier Baldwin presented the proclamation. Ramsay MacDonald opposed but was defeated. The government pledged to carry on and said nationwide reports show calm with no widespread panic.
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George
Baldwin
House of
Thefj House
J. C. Dasidican
Parliamentar
Pndnuralty Man
Prince Victor Napoleon Ries Dies in Brussels
Prince Victor Napoleon Ries, claimant to the French throne, died at Brussels at one o clock this morning. His wife Princess Clementine was at his side. Born in Pareya Saone, he was exiled from France at age eight for republican opposition and spent years in Brussels. He married Clementine of Belgium in 181? and had two sons and a daughter.
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Victor Napoleon
France
Clementine
Victor
Pare
Napoleon
Marc Clotila
Saiofe
Belgaum
John W Thompson Convicted In Forbes Case Dies In St Louis
John W Thompson a convict linked to Col Charles Forbes former Veterans Bureau director died at his home in St Louis. The report details Thompson’s ties to hospital contracts and mentions the Forbes connection alongside a broader federal note.
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John WW. Thompson
St. Lats
Withonaire
Convictal
Charles 1
Forbes
The
Veterans Bureau
Bureau
Toda
General Strike Estimated to Cost Britain Billions Daily
The general strike set to begin at midnight could cost Britain up to a billion dollars daily in lost wages. About 1,000,000 coal miners and 4,000,000 other workers may strike, with wages ranging from $2 to $5.00 a day and huge losses for non striking workers. Government costs for guarding property and mobilizing troops are expected to be enormous.
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Curl
Great Britain
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Nad
Mit
Kresersey
Government plans daily London Gazette during general strike
The British Government will extend its activities by turning the London Gazette into a daily newspaper during the general strike. Printing workers in several papers were ordered to strike midnigh t, and the government prepared to publish general news and official notices. A Manchester plant sold 600 issues amid an anti strike editorial.
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London Gazette
Man
Wing and Country
Brpusits
Manchester
Kine Anyiqus To Avert Strike In London
Kin Cearse accompanies Quen ame from Winder Toa2y to avert a FanetA' Street strike. A general unrest was advised with no prospect of action to prevent hitting the public. Kin remains in offices at Lanat palace during a conference with price council members.
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Theater Bald
Ars Aecbon
Avertius
Simrhke
Eles
Kainz
Bucawe Lanat Palace
The
Price Council
Tragic Shooting Shocks Chicago Family
Police say Maya Maria Carlisle killed her daughter and fatally wounded her husband and son in Chicago. The incident occurred as a domestic tragedy with a later report of a nearby Cincinnati event and a destroyed Cleves public school causing extensive damage.
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Chicago
Maya — Mra Ie Iy Carlan
Ler Husbnend
Ubon
Dirk
Cincinnati
Cleves
Lerc
Britain Faces General Strike as Talks Break Down
London May 3 British Cabinet meets with Trades Union Congress leaders to avert a nationwide strike as talks fail. Markets reel with no clear settlement, police mobilize, and theaters and press face disruption while Premier Baldwin negotiates for a peaceful outcome.
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London
Uoitenzis Aytys
House of Commons
Trades Union Congress
Trade Union
Congress
British Miners Strike Leader Refuses Longer Hours
Herbert Simith, leader among nine British miners, rejects longer working hours offered by mine owners amid a strike. He states the dispute centers on wages and conditions, with miners seeking fair compensation and safer work.
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Herbert Simith
Mobilization Center in Hyde Park Shapes Britain’s Labor Stand
London May reports show Britain bracing for possible general strike with government mobilizing transport and distribution efforts at Hyde Park. Officials claim confidence while authorities calm fears in urban centers and countryside amid unemployment pressure.
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London
Great Britain
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