Four Dead and Fourteen Missing After U S Steamer Norman Sinks
Memphis Tennessee reports the United States government steamer Norman capsized on the Mississippi River 16 miles south of Memphis. Four excursionists are dead and fourteen missing with fifty aboard. Survivors were rescued by the steamer Mississippi and later detailed in hospital and reports from engineers and university staff.
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Memphis
Tenn
United States
Norman
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Walter G. Kirkpattick
Engin
University of Isippi
W. M. Gardner
Engineer Corps
United States Army
Walter
G. Kilpatrick
Kirkpatrick
J. F. Dorroh
Engineering Department
University of Mississippi
E. Shearer
B. H. Powser
Paul H. Norcross
Atlanta
Ralph Bosard and Son
Lydia Hiddinger
Cow
Bend
Jiat
Josie Harris
German military chief von Hindenburg confirmed after protest
The election court rejected the Socialist protest and confirmed Field Marshal von Hindenburg as leader. Despite appeals for simplicity, Berlin prepared a triumphal entry for the veteran figure as he arrived in the capital.
Budget Cut Echoes Through Federal Tax Policy Debate
The article outlines a potential $300 million budget reduction tied to tax relief. It notes next year's official budget at 3.267 billion dollars, excluding Post Office but including debt service, with a current 100 million dollar projected surplus. It cites anticipated bond retirements saving about 60 million and discusses possible surtax cuts and estate tax rate reductions as Congress weighs tax relief.
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Washington
Vesper
Post Office Department
Treasury
Congress
Mellon
Women Born Pamphlets of Peace Advocates Washington
International Council of Women disavowed ultra pacifist literature and burned it in the auditorium during the council meeting. The odd wording suggests a chaotic report about pamphlets and a bonfire as part of the event.
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Washington
International Council of Women
Council
Butler Seeks Hawaii Naval Flank and Pearl Harbor Fortification
Butler urges impregnable defenses for Hawaii and Pearl Harbor and promises to push related legislation in the next session of Congress. He argues for strong naval protection and a secure base as a strategic priority.
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Butler
House Naval Committee
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Ex Husband Rewins Engaged Rights in New York Case
A court in New York grants the ex husband access to the engagement plans after a woman, described as his former housekeeper, asserts her claim to the engagement. The case centers on disputed engagement status and living arrangements on 53rd Street.
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Rewins
New York
Third Street
Multiple local events and losses dot Nebraska notices
Farmer unearths buffalo head near Win side while other reports list祭 May conventions in Omaha and Beatrice Knights of Pythias plans. Nebraska soil, road work, and fire losses appear alongside school honors in Omaha and Plattsmouth military funerals.
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Emil Gultoman
Winside
Grand Lodge
Ladies of Biks
Omaha
Martin Munson
Palmyra
Pis
State Dental
F. A. Kallenburg
American Legion
Garden
Scottsbluff
E. F. Brown
Lincoln
Nebraska Department
Grand Army of Republic
Ostmond
Wansa
I Thurston
Heshoh
al Electric Light ‘Association
Omahs
Montefs
Johnson Variety
Fremont
Shubert
Jake Feighner
Auditor Marsh
Fort Crook
H. C. Gray
Army Board of
Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Frank ©. Zehbrung
William F. Schroeder
John Wright
Trev Gillaspie
Edgar Duncan
Beatrice Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Beatrice
State Optometric Association
L. C. Hewitt
Neligh
A. W. Neihart
Elmwood
Fred Gonder
Seventh Infantry
Leavenworth
Kan
Plattsmouth
Floyd Mason
Gary Sees Bright Times for U S Steel in 1920s Outlook
In Chicago for Northwestern University cornerstone, Elbert H. Gary reports steel industry at full capacity and broadly healthy. He notes plants in Birmingham and South Chicago running near full, eastern mills slightly under, taxes and building costs too high but expects overall conditions to improve, affirming a conservative optimistic view.
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Elbert H. Gary
Wre
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Chicago
Northwestern University
Aia
Gary Taiks
Birmingham
Ala
Setis
Opti
Stata
Arious
The
Steel Corporation
Mississippi Sues Ford for 12 Million Antitrust Penalties
The state of Mississippi files an antitrust suit against Ford Motor Company seeking 12 million dollars in penalties. State revenue agent W Z… claims Ford coerced dealers to keep car prices fixed and deposited funds in banks to cover penalties if the action succeeds.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Ford Motor Company
Crimalcy
Atéte
W. Z
Ford Dellers
Ford
General Bandholtz Dies After Long Army Career
Maj. Gen. Harry Bandholtz, a World War veteran and longtime U.S. Army officer, died at his home in Michigan. Born in 1890, he entered service early and served as provost marshal in the Philippines before retiring to private life.
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Bandholtz
Vera
Mich
Harry
Eatenae
United States
Hie
Conpee
Bandholts
Pega From
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Philipsie Te
Couaetl
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The fragmentary text appears to reference suspects or conspirators tied to a state level action. Readable details are insufficient to identify persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes.
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