Plan for a new monetary system committee bill
Washington reports that Congressman Fowler’s banking and currency committee favors creating a currency commission. The panel, after hearings with economists and bankers, opposes emergency legislation and proposes a scientific federal currency system with equal representation for farmers laborers merchants and regional interests. The bill outlines commission structure appointment rules and nationwide participation.
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Washington
Charman Fowler
Ligure Committee On Banking and Currency
Turwday
Bown
al Bodiow i
United States
Delkuie residents injured as train hits crossing attempt
Two Wen Milled by a in Deerbun oe Abi-F. J. Dreamer san Yolen Walcott, both of Delkuie, were Aieb tere when hit by a sob Centra pixwenter train as they tried to cross the tracks.
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F. J. Dreamer
San Yolen Walcott
Delkuie
New Law Affects 201,000 Pensioners in Washington
A new pension act went into effect April 1, increasing monthly payments for 201,000 widows and other pensioners by 12 dollars. Deficit projections show $15 million for the year, with further shortfalls in the treasury anticipated. An Alderman in St Louis was convicted of bribery and sentenced to two years in prison, while legislative actions in Washington are expected to influence sessions and leave capital.
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Washington
Louis
Ferdinand Warner
Kiln Declines Prosecution Request in McKinnon Case
Attorney General Kiln will not bring action as urged by Representative Steve Well against Bute Treasurer McKinnon. The decision follows a letter to Mr Stockwell Tuesday detailing alleged missteps during the early development phase and the absence of Me Ate Kindiu from the roustey.
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McKinnon
Columbus
Kiln
Steve Well
Bute Treweurer
Stockwell
Was Fatally Burned. Celine. April 22 incident at Birney yard
Cherlow Kent, age unknown, a painter from Birney, was fatally burned in a Lake Erie & Western yard incident after being assaulted by robbers who seized his money. Police report unclear on motive or suspects. Further details pending investigation.
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Celine
Cherlow Kent Doe
Birney
Lake Erie & Western Yard
Sy Sven
Peace talks and finance swirl in Ohio and Cleveland
Ohio happenings report a peace proposal discussion in Cleveland with mediator Gott offering Cleveland Electric Railway stock at 66 dollars a share and a contested security grant. Council members debate the price and methods, while educators from Carnegie and colleges across Ohio confer with Columbus on higher education status and pensions.
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Gotton Tursday
Clevelant Electric
Comnelimen
Halla
Gof
Gott
Wholesale Prosecution Targets Guthrie and Partners
District court proceedings led by Attorney General West target Guthrie Omia and Port Watt members with Chicago associates and several distillery firms in a broad crackdown on alleged prohibition law violations. The case centers on forged or adulterated beverages and advertising tied to illicit liquor operations, with witnesses detailing complicity and intent.
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Guthrie
Omia
Law
Dallas
Port Watt
Namnoritia
Chicago
Alliog
Borden
Ceryenlin Aid
Taal Nee Obi Qmenta
Tare
West
Gov Hankel
Feon
Fiteatedt
Mtoe
Fire devastates Vergennes works and rail project plans
Irregular report notes a major fire in Vergennes wiping out property worth 260000 with partial insurance, a proposed coke plant plan by Heerie Cg incurring four million dollars, and railway notices affecting Fort Willan to Vancouver. Other items mention an Italian man jailed, a premature explosion injuring laborers, and Uninstructed delegates to a Republican convention.
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Vergennes
Canalian Pacific Railway Co
Fort Willan
Vancouver
Duisnennt
Paswetper Tevin
Barke'e
Hover, AK
Toor
Erie
Death of a Veteran Warrior in Sugar Drive of Atenlexy
The obituary notes Prince Henry of Prussia awarding the Iron Crown to W. Rether for military service. Rether, who arrived years ago from Genus game, died at Sugar Drive Of atenlexy. He fought in the Prince-German war and was present at Gravilorte. Attorney General Kili issued an opinion ruling the new blind pension law unconstitutional for lack of means tests.
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Columbue
Prussie Vinteed bin
Lars
Kili
W. J. David
Hancock County
Wills Be Sent Back to Russia in New York Extradition Warrant
An extradition warrant was issued for Ming Chew, sought in St Meyerwlange for suspected offenses. The state department reported the case, with details surrounding the suspect, jurisdiction, and planned hearings. A separate note mentions an independent vote meeting set for May to discuss judiciary independence from politics and to hold debates.
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Willi
Russia
New York
Aphe
Ming
Chew Sitet
Meyerwlange
Wika
Weablowton
Rieeta
Madan
Brett
Lintanoe
Retin Conmiter eMieery
Chadwick
Ryan Surrenders Before Cleveland Court Amid Bail Battle
Michael Ryan, who jumped his $94,000 bond after a conviction, appeared with his bondsman Be Slater and attorney Hinkel in Judge Babcork's court. Bail was refused and Ryan was ordered sent to the supreme court for further action as aerial will be taken to that court.
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Ryan
Cleveland
Michael Ryan
Babcork
Be Slater
Hinkel
Kel
Supreme Court
Granting 1 544 Liquor Licenses in Allegheny County
The piece reports on liquor license grants affecting Mitowore and nearby areas, noting hiring activity and a rise in licensing at the county level. It cites dramatic declines in wholesale business and a consequential impact on subobkoriens with judges commenting on the broader economic effect.
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Allegheny County
A Day in Congress in 1800s Texas Brownsville Firearms Debate
In a chaotic congressional session, Senator Warniy cites Brownsville violence by Black militia in 1808, while debates shift to naval appropriations and a proposed investigation of a paper trust. Several measures pass or advance, including a New York general impairment court proposal and reorganization of appellate processes.
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Wautington
Warper
Miecoari
Senate
Thesday
Brownsville
Tex
Twenty Watney
Rte
Warniy
Rogen
Vince
Althiodeh
Ocannon
Tha’ Paper Trust
Comitton
Messia
Mai H
Miler
Kun
Stafford
Wis
Bunbon
Obie
Sty
Tenn
Ivan III
New York
Viromtt
Apenle
Elreuli
Court notes in Topeka trial for LOHOi company case
In Topeka Kansas on April 22 judge Atmiden set a federal court date for the indictment connected to the LOHOi company case. A courtroom battle unfolds over alleged negligence and related charges as the trial proceeds with Negegly and other parties in the spotlight. The Shevange Welles steel plant near New Coastio plans to start up under Carurki Steel, affecting 120 workers.
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Topeka
Kan
Om Taecker
Tnale
Hain
Lohoi Company
Atmiden
Federal Court
Tes
New Coastio
Shevange Welles
Carpenter's Crime Shocks Town as Wife Is Wounded
Norwood, April 22. Misa Bra mus Boyden of Kosten and carpenter who injured Sarah Hoy den after attempting to abduct her son Henry. Mrs Boyden is in critical condition. Boyden seeks a divorce. authorities aid investigation into the alleged motive and violence.
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Norwood
Misa
Bramus Boyden
Kosten
Carpenter
Sarah Hoyden
Henry
Boyden
Kane
Fragmented Text on Faction Delegates and Taft Tie Conventions
Ambiguous OCR fragment reports faction delegate elections and a convention tie involving Taft. Names and places are unreadable, with incomplete phrases about Perwacots Win Apel Ee Phe te PALI OT The THIN Mong and related vote events.
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Perwacots
Win
Apel Ee Phe
Lightning claims fisherman near Univeston
A fisherman was killed in a weather incident near Univeston on April 22. The report notes a nearby incident involving a college team and a separate escape from injury, with official wording indicating a fatal event followed by a non-fatal pursuit and later safety measures.
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Tex
Demands Retraction Over Lawton's Roadway Link
Washington April 2 secretary Loeb sent a letter to Representative Blink of Tennessee replying to Mr Sims speech about Ma Lawt connection with the Washington roadway company. He denies the claim and notes only a small portion of the stock is involved and no one is harmed by the alleged actions.
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Lee
Washington
Loeb
Blink of
Tennessew
Sins’ Apench Wu
Howe
Ma Lawt
Washington foifiway @ Hiedyi Co
Ma Lawl
Shane
Sims Seog
Atreut Raliveny
Jewelry Store Looted in Sleekton Street Heist Report
Two men drove up to a jewelry store on Snore Street IA. They frightened the clerk and fled with watches and rings. Value estimated at over 1500 dollars. No injuries reported. Police are investigating the incident dated Avril 8 in Sleveland.
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Sleveland
Snore Ain
Puehbiey
Fragments From a Minneapolis Touranl Readout
An awkward overheard exchange cites a visitor in an apartment building describing a noise seen from below. They joke a baby might be getting four teeth, while the floor above suggests a dentist’s activity. The fragmentary text reflects a casual, urban conversation.
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Minneapols
Touranl
Confidence in Print Sparks Auto and Gown Talk
An anxious exchange reveals someone unsure about confidence in a press piece. The interlocutor admits they have not played fair but has read portions of the story about their automobile, gowns, and domestic relations as the piece heads toward print.
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Setrom
Washington
The Flippant Youth and a Witty Exchange
An old man chides a young man who boasts of knowledge, noting humility comes with time. The youth quips that forgetting with advancing years is a common belief, echoing a playful, ironic exchange in Chicago News.
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Chicago News
His Professional Habit to Wonder Why That Man Looks Down
A fragmentary quote from a Cleveland news item mocks a professional gerrymander and a dealer with garbled phrasing. The absurd remark features a supposed professor and a "mover," suggesting satire or a clipped caption from a column. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details.
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San
Bilchertov
Cleveland
Doan's Kidney Pills Recommend by Marion Resident
A Marion Ohio reader Ethel Smith endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from kidney trouble. She cites long-term improvement over five years and urges others to use the product via Melbourne’s or local agents. The note, attributed to a Peter Mithurn of New York, promotes the pills as the remedy and warns against alternatives.
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Ethel Smith
Marion
Ohio
Mueken
The World Dissatisfied Poem Reflection by S. B. Kiner
A dated verse laments universal discontent and the impossibility of pleasing all. It contemplates war avoidance, social change, and the clash between tradition and progress, weaving humor and caution about beauty, trade, and human striving. The piece ends noting S. B. Kiner as the judge.
Masked Woman Seen Driving In Younger Look
A reported scene notes Nell asking about Mise Passay and Hello confirming seeing her yesterday in a motor with a mask. The exchange suggests Passay appeared at least ten years younger than before, per Catho le Standard and Thea.
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Nell
The Joy of It. Batchetter and Club Life Gaffe
A fragmented Philadelphia Press item mocks Batchetter and his club life. The quote quips about keeping a home and staying away, suggesting a satirical take on social clubs and private life. The piece reflects era tone and urban leisure culture with terse, ironic observation.
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Oarme
Hou
Philadelphia
The Red Headed Policeman and the Monkey Burglar
In a 1920s American city a widow reports a monkey near her home frightening her at dawn. The red headed policeman tracks the odd burglar wave, suspects a foreigner neighbor, and burrowed thefts surge. A boy later uncovers the culprit: the monkey, living nearby, robs houses at night and is shot by the officer.
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America
Inet of Tech
Ron
Von'ai
Wany
Liles
Theo
Logon
Sands Street
Wilds
Africa
Red
Inter
Penea
Anne Rob
Plender
Jofora
Old Tom
West Baden Springs Colonial Hotel Rates and Bath Offer
Colonial Country Club Hotel in West Baden Springs Indiana advertises rates from 260 to 5.60 per day with American Plan private baths and special weekly rates year round. It invites readers to drink the water and try the baths claiming cures for kidney liver and stomach ailments, constipation and nervous system issues. Offers to mail six gallons of mineral water and medical advice for a $2 request with symptom description.
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
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