International Romance in McCormick Case Tests Guardian Consent
The probate court judge is to decide if Max McCormick should be able to marry Mathilde Rockefeller McCormick amid fears of mercenary motives. Edith Rockefeller McCormick opposes the match, and guardian consent is at issue as Max seeks approval for the union. Former Judge Charles B. Cutting represents Mrs. McCormick and the petition faces potential appeal if denied.
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Ma McCormick
John D. Restelier
Mathilde
Foretar PA Sermick
Toe
In Harvester
Compan
Hope
Zarich
Henry Horner
Max
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
J . Nions
Pailea . Rockefeller
Milwealth
Oser
Miss McCormick
Aer Court
Charles B. Cutting
McCormalck
L. McCormick
McCormick
Delayed Wedding Plans Stir Unclear Court Handoff
A report notes Max Oser and Jason Matilda Me ek arranging a marriage with Elena learned today while legal delays loom. Preparations continue as questions persist about the ceremony and potential cross border issues.
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Max Oser
Eee
Eamier
Jason Matilda Meek
Elena
Santi
Ore McCormick
Tebe
Washington crews to participate in Poughkeepsie races
The University of Washington eight crew will participate in the inter collegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie. The team hopes to race on Lake Routin and aims for a strong showing after training lays ahead for the big event.
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Washington
Poughkeepsie
Composer of War Song Dies Blind and Pauper
Fragmentary notice notes the death of a famed war song composer who died in poverty and blindness. The text mentions a variety performer Dan J Jo and a reference to Barnes, with unclear context about confinement and welfare.
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Dan J Jo
the Barnes
Morvich, Kenne Wisner Enter Kentucky Stakes Field
Turfmen discuss Kentucky Jockey Club plans as Morvich, Ge orvich, and rival entries prepare for the $500 000 Moore in June. Winn notes MaJ winner Imont Withers is among yesterday’s participants and Block’s Morvich is entered. Turf opinion centers on top equine names including Snob II and Botnet.
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Louisville
M. J. Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
Ge Orvich
Benjamin Block
Kenne Wisner
Snob II
Moore
Aune
Winn
Imont Withers
Block
Morvich
One Million Price for Famous Colt Declared Unrealistic
New York June 1 Morviech Benni Blocks champion three year old It isn t for sale at any price according to his owner but a California prospect price of 1 000 000 was mentioned when pressed by Thom as Fortune Mr Block declined to name the owner of the Kentu cky winner and insisted the colt is not for sale Ryan indicated interest but did not accept the refusal. The record price for a race horse remains 265 000 for Tracery.
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Ryan
J. Block
Peters
Kensico Reservoir
Ward
Weatchester County
New Rochelle
Baker
Weeks
Foy
Special French Experts to Discuss War Debt with U S
Washington reports that a French financial expert mission will visit to discuss France's war debt. The allied debt funding commission met for a second time to negotiate funding of the eleven billion owed abroad with no firm date for talks. Secretary Mellon led the panel which said it would meet the French delegation when they arrive and await replies from Great Britain, the largest debtor, on funding arrangements.
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Washington
Allied Debt Funding Commission
Allied Debt Funding Committee
Congress
Mellon
Great Britain
Western railroads pledge to comply with freight rate cut
June 1 AP report states Western railroads intend to follow the Interstate Commerce Commission’s 400 million dollar freight rate reduction, aligning with Eastern lines that also agreed to the decision.
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Westera
Interstate Commerce Commission
Compromise Reached for Defunct Bank Officers and Directors
Judge Tillman issued an order in United States district court to compel officers and directors of the defunct bank to pay specified amounts and be released from further liability. The compromise sets a receiver’s collection target of 275000 dollars, with total bank losses listed at 668750.27 dollars since closure on January 17, 1923. Among those affected are Senator Reed Smoot and former U S treasurer James H. Moye who are to pay 67600 and 412600 respectively.
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Balt. AP
Ward RE. Jenkins
National Balt Lake
Tillman
United States District Court
Reel Smoot
James H. Moye
United States
Rail wage cuts loom as strike threat grows
Chicago June 1 AP reports the labor department completed a $50 million wage reduction plan for 400000 maintenance of way workers including blacksmiths machinists boilermakers and carpenters. The new pay scales range 5 to 9 cents per hour with apprentices helpers mechanics passenger car men and freight car men affected. A minority report delays the measure as railroads face a possible nationwide walkout.
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Chicago
Ian Com
Bor
Atato
Doara
Nees
Imechanics
Only a Small Part of Wheat Pool Sells in Northwest
Spokane report notes only a small portion of the 1921 wheat pool remains unsold. More than 4.0 million bushels valued at over 20 million dollars moved through Northwest offices of grower associations in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana yesterday, as announced by Walter Robin.
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Spokane
Ashington
Oregon
Idlaho
Montana
Northwest
Walter Robin
Washington, Idaho Heat Growers Association
Search for Kidnapped Women Continues in Lincoln Omaha
In Omaha on June 1 AP reports a man named Pred Brown sought in the kidnapping of two women in Lincoln. State Sheriff Harris says a stolen automobile linked toBrown was found and airlifted search teams to Omaha to chase leads. Police pursue a suspect sighting in a rural section as detectives fan out.
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Omaha
Pred Brown
Linto
Harris
Lincoln
Canerre
Brown
Cheyenne Records First Whitened June Day
Cheyenne reports a rare early June snow with widespread drifting and cold conditions. The brief note records snow in the area as June begins, marking an unusual weather event for the month.
Balloon dispatches drift toward Milwaukee amid mixed reports
Fragmentary telegraph dispatches describe a balloon voyage moving toward Milwaukee after crossing a nine mile stretch. Reports from Aero 1 AP claim Captain John and crew pursued a southern route through Illinois with potential landings noted before the journey’s uncertain end.
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Milwaukee
8&T. A
Illinois
Aero 1
John E Waarin
Lone-Sandit Pan Netes Robmer Wickle Open May Day
Fragmentary OCR reports a police note about a bandit case on May 1 involving Prem Waat. The text is garbled with several legible names and a mention of a sum of money and ten sent, but the precise actions and outcomes are unclear.
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Prem Waat
Aboud Sire
Duel to Death Over a Woman Follows Set Rules
An Apache fighter and two seconds were jailed for prison terms after a knife duel over a woman. The court rejected the defense that underground dueling was respectable and noted the combat followed formal rules with witnesses present.
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Paris
Steaux
Aix
Charles Challament
Oulse Rattler
Pinteaux
Pickford Divorce From Moore Cleared By Nevada Court
Mary Pickford's divorce from Owen Moore is upheld by the Nevada Supreme Court. The ruling affirms the attorney general's power to initiate annulment actions while clarifying limits on independent suits to set aside a divorce. The decision affects Pickford's later marriage to Douglas Fairbanks.
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Mary Pickford
Moore
Carson City
Mary Tickford
Owen Moore
State Supreme Court
Douglas Fairbanks
Minden
Nev
Evada
Ducher
J. A. Baunders
B. W. Coleman
Pickford
Los Angles
Langan
Fragmented OCR item about ape data and finances
Readable text shows figures like 969 600 and 3 340 000 with references to years and months. Lacks clear events or entities. Indicates financial or animal data but is too garbled to form a coherent item.
Caterpillar Plague Delays Hetch Hetchy Railroad Traffic
Groveland California June 1 AP reports a caterpillar plague threatens to interrupt Hetch Hetchy railroad traffic. Caterpillars crawl along rails for a mile making rails slippery and hindering engine traction. Crews detach engines and sand the rails to move trains over grades.
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Groveland
Calif
Hetch-Hetchy
Ralin
Mysterious Ward Peters Case Ties Kendall to Bottom Clues
Los Angeles reports Miss Martha Kendall, linked to a civil suit against Ward’s father, says she may illuminate the Ward Peters mystery. Police in Pittsburg and White Plains seek Kendall for possible testimony as investigators pursue leads in the Kennsico road killing and Ward’s whereabouts.
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Los Angeles
Martha Kendall
Ward
White Plains
Clarence Peters
Hollywood
Pittsburg
Kendall
Cape
George
Times
Miss Kendal
Ene Uy
Distick Micruey Weelw
Eve Lee
Ashive
Leoraten Maby
Fight Opens in Republican Ranks La Follette Forces Clash
Milwaukee June 1 AP The citizens Republican state conference opened amid heightened political activity. The gathering signals open warfare between old line Republicans under Senator Lemont and the LaFollette forces now in control of the state administration as candidates prepare for the September primaries.
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Milwaukee
Citizens’ RePublican State Conference
LaFollette
Lemont
Paraguay in turmoil as exiled leader seeks refuge in Germany
Reports say former president Sehaléver fled to the German legation in Ram A following a disputed transfer of power in Asuncion. Disturbances spread across Paraguay with thousands reporting unrest in Paraguari and surrounding areas as soldiers and civilians react to the upheaval.
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Buenos Aires
Faragay
Banat Sagrite
Ascaneion
Sehaléver
Rama
Bueno Aires
Arta
Pane
Jerer
Paraguari
Ascuneion
Viadi vostok President Merkuiov Deposed by Assembly
A dispatch from Viadi vostok reports President Merkuiov of Viadi vostok has been deposed and placed under arrest by order of the constit uent assembly. The report identifies Tokio and Jaume 1 as locations involved in the development.
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Tokio
Jaume
Mondell Bill Returns to Public Lands Committee
Washington June 1 report that the Mondell bill which would allocate 25 percent of rents royalties and bonuses from naval petroleum reserves to the states where the reserves lie was referred back to the House public lands committee for further consideration.
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Washington
Mondell
Naval Petroleum
United States
Louse Public Lands Committee
Thorpe Released by Portland Club in Coast League
Jim Thorpe star athlete and baseball player becomes a free agent after Portland club of the Pacific Coast league released him last night to stay within a twenty player limit. The club chose a promising youngster over Thorpe to refresh their roster, ending his Coast League stint after about a month.
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Portland
Ore
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
St Prayer
Missing Person Case Shrouded in Cedar Falls Area
Fragmentary text reports a missing person in Cedar Falls with references to homeless camps and a potential sighting. Details are unclear but indicate a search is underway and a person named Alder is involved. A reward or value mention appears in scattered phrases.
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Woodrow Wilson
Cheyenne
Detroit
Jackson
Siseetton
Sandit Apan
Aec
Sim
Ache
Morta
Court of First Jurisdiction
Fowler
Jan Lee
Miss Pickford
Nevada
Jan Pairbanks
Workan
Ward-Peters
New York
Dune
Martha Kendal
Dow Andlea
Pitteburg
Laurant
bin Pitteburg
Weeclub
Alegheny County
R. Hed
Cuida
Paraguay
Siberian
Weenie
McDonald
Cedar Falls
Ms. Alder
Waangies
Coe
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