Minority Fight Against Tariff In House Debates
Washington April 22 The Democratic tariff revision advances as amendments will be offered by minority Republicans and progressives. House leaders expect a brief debate and quick passage toward adoption before sending the measure to the Senate. Endersady says passage is likely, with many members set to speak in debate as underwood signals a rapid committee and floor process toward final approval.
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Austria and Turmoil Reported From Vienna Parade
A garbled dispatch from Vienna outlines a royal ceremony and a tense crowd as Crown Prince Danlin arrives amid references to a throne transfer. The report notes a conference in Tangdin and a solemn procession through cathedrals with royal family members present, amid cheers and unrest.
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Booty Carried By Anecclaren Parent From Pago Tex
In a fragmentary report from Pago Texas, Francisco Waller’s insurgents are described as taking a substantial booty. The item valued around $108,000 is said to have been moved from a fortified site and loaded onto a wagon. Transportation involved freezing temperatures and rugged terrain, with detours affecting several days of travel.
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Usurgents
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Northwestern
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Mothers Pension System Passed by Governor and Legislature
Governor Tener approved the act creating county mothers pension systems run by a five member commission. Trustees review cases and recommend aid for abandoned mothers and widows unable to support children. Monthly payments cap at 12 for one child, 26 for two, and 5 per additional child, with statewide adoption noted.
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Penneylvente
Tener
Prison term for Scutie Bend arson conviction in Indiana
John Kahn, convicted of arson in Scutie Bend, Ind, was sentenced to twelve to twenty one years in the state prison. A motion for a new trial was denied but an appeal to the supreme court was indicated. The report notes confusion in the court record and references to delays and procedural battles.
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Ind
John Kahn
Indiana
Allege Arson Trust
Mexico Overthrow Rumor Warns Rotary Meeting
Robert J Kerr recently arrived from Mexico warns at the Rotary Club that a Mexican political upheaval may be imminent within two weeks. He describes a harsher situation than Americans realize with tensions rising and property risks noted by travelers returning from the border region.
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Mexico
Robert J. Kerr
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Tarepico
President White Stresses Need for Strong Government
The article conveys Dr White’s view that the United States must enact decisive measures to quell unrest in Mesie and restore order. He predicts a severe but necessary action will be taken, indicating peace will not return until the federal government acts decisively.
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Mesie
Axis
United States
Miners Return to Coal Mines Chronicle
In Charleston April a district report notes miners returning to coal work with no disturbances. Some leaders who earlier resisted have returned to employment while others seek work elsewhere. Governor endorses restart plans and urges orderly return to mining duties.
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Rhodes case in Charleston court over ballot tampering
In Charleston on April 24 the Meant of abatement and the Blind Jars dispute Rhodes and other regulations in a vote buying matter. Sixteen jurors were summoned. the grand jury and sheriff handled the panel. Rhodes indicted for allegedly taking 15 dollars to influence a vote for a candidate for State senator Amit, with offers of more votes.
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Unclear naval incident reported near Poston April
Disjointed OCR text describes a maritime event at Churketin navy yards with references to a ship and attempts to secure the vessel from damage or loss. Readable details include a call for assistance and a need to move the ship away from danger to protect cargo and crew.
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Local playgoers praise new Clarkburg musicale hit
The Grand shaped charity night as Elks presented a homegrown musical comedy titled Perkabon. Clarksville based creators Douglas and Willam Smith along with Augustine J. Smith produced a lively, polished show with vivid aerial sequences and strong audience response.
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Wilson Intervene In Aviator Drama At Garden City
A historical page recounts theatre scenes with performers Byrd and Gill, a vehicle chase by Old Man Gay, and a grand ballroom setting. It notes guests, the painting Moanne Eliza, and a plot to steal a portrait, with a veiled reference to vaudeville plans. Secretary Bryan discussed delaying anti Japanese laws to allow treaty talks, signaling possible intervention in Japanese matters before federal court.
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Blue
Fire destroys fifteen famous thoroughbred horses
A fire at Kingetom farm near aere burned fifteen world famous American and English thoroughbreds with foals at side. The blaze, likely incendiary, destroyed mare and foal, killing many racehorses. Authorities search for arsonists as investigators trace the trail of the fire brands. Estimated monetary loss 150,000.
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Belmont Threats and Suffrage Ties Stir London Event
London reports Mrs. Belmont and suffrage leaders in Paris and London linking militant tactics with a meeting protest against forcible feeding. Cited statements to the Associated Press describe plans for women’s rights demonstrations and possible travel in the same carriage as prominent figures. The piece also notes Miss Esimeling Pankhurst’s extended confinement after a Holloway Jail visit.
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Unclear OCR Items Prompt Justice For Local Notice
A garbled OCR text segment mentions a notice with names and dates but is largely unreadable. It references actions connected to a local court or civic matter and lists partial names and figures, though the exact event and participants remain uncertain from the fragment.
Bankhold robbery at Dankere with revolver seized cash
A robber wearing two napkins over the face entered the Dankere Tower today and held up the cashier and treasurer, taking about $60 from the cash drawer before escaping. The suspect used a revolver and fled the scene. No injuries reported.
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Mase
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Tongue
Able Sermon Marks Anniversary Day at Local Church
Philips, pastor of the Methodist Protestant church, delivered a very able sermon Sunday evening on Old Fellowship to honor the order anniversary. Peshik's orchestra rendered excellent numbers and readings by Miklie Pansy Graves and Tsa Have Stovrated delighted the large audience.
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Jo. Philips
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Peshik
Miklie Pansy Graves
Tsa
Lange
Entrants Plan Campaigns For Votes In Daily Roll of Honor
Entrants outline systematic campaigns for daily votes in the Roll of Honor contest. Hurley Snyder climbs to first division lead. Mrs. W J Ashcraft becomes queen of the third district while Miss Mary J Cramp remains top in the first. I Z Martin of Flemington heads the fourth division tail. Contestants vow energetic efforts, aim to win bonuses up to 25 000 votes, and commit to daily subscriptions to boost standings as the contest proceeds. Continued on page two.
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W.J. Ashcraft
Mary J. Cramp
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Flemington
Ymie
Daily ‘Telegram
Convest
Strikers Return to Work Amid Police Persuasion
Hundred strikers of an unnamed company faced police lines this morning as others urged them to stay on strike. The scene unfolded with threats and pressure to resume work as reporters noted the ongoing dispute. (Continued on page nine.)
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