Newberry Contested Senate Seat Upheld Ford Seat Vacant
A Senate committee splits over Michigan contest with majority recommending Newberry’s seat be vacated for corrupt primary practices while Ford’s claims are rejected as unfounded. Minority reports allege fraud and illegal expenditure tainting Newberry’s credentials. The full Senate to decide in weeks.
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Japan Will Not Tolerate Scrapping or Twenty One
Governor Keetal Ale jon proclaims to address state unrest over joblessness and family hardship. He warns against rapid disbandment of programs and urges steady employment to curb protests and rising poverty.
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Worded Fragments on State-wide Finance Consideration
Fragmentary notes discuss statewide finance considerations and policy questions. The readable text hints at recommendations and debates but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
Chinese Delegation Plans Washington Visit in Opening Phase
The dispatch notes China’s delegation preparing for talks in Washington with Dr. Wu and other officials. Leaders like Ta-loh and Pang are referenced as part of the group. plans center on the opening of discussions with the United States, with expectations that Dr. Wu may accept.
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Woman's Body Packed Away in Newspapers
New York detectives trace a couple named Boulangers believed to have housed a murdered woman for days. The victim known as Mrs Fay was gagged with a stocking in a locked room, with papers used to wrap the body. Police link the crime to a newspaper date September 21. The Boulangers left the lodging for Montreal, saying Mrs Fay had fallen ill and was moved to hospital.
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Bread line opens at St Marks Bowery amid World War era recall
New York citys first postwar bread line operated at St Marks Church Bowery under Dr William Guthrie with about 150 men sheltered overnight in church dormitories and chapel quarters while the industrial aid bureau reported reduced two hours work opportunities and municipal lodging was utilized for unemployed seeks.
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Riven to Lead Chicago Publishing Firm
George W. Riven named president of a Chicago publishing company. Roy D. Keehn resigns as editor and owner of the old Inter scan. Announcement notes changes in leadership at the Herald and Miner chain.
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Tokyo Mystery Ends in Dual Fatalities at Home
A local Tokyo incident reports the stabbing death of a man named Xi and the suicide of a lawyer at the same residence. The two deaths are linked by a reported feud or crime, involving the slain elder and other associates. Police investigations continue.
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Davenport Man Slain In Home. Lodger Arrested
In Davenport Iowa last night Richard Henry was found dead with a knife wound to the heart. A lodger named W E Moyoo was arrested in connection with the killing. The motive and full details remain under police investigation.
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Italian Duke D Aosta Amidst London Attack Rumors
London reports violent attacks on Duke D Aosta cousin of the Italian king. The London Times cites a Rome dispatch accusing the duke of inspiring Fasciisti and seeking the throne with generals support. The Times notes movement rumors within the Italian Carabinieri ranks.
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Richmond cruiser launch billed as swift naval asset
Philadelphia reports the cruiser Richmond, named for Virginia's capital, scheduled for launch at Cramps shipyard. The warship measures about 555 feet, expected speed over 33 knots, and carries a main battery of 12 six inch guns with two 3 inch anti aircraft guns plus torpedo tubes.
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Will Chilean Railroad Pistabare Pak Red to Railroad Bet Awa
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled phrases about a Chilean railroad, pistabare pak red to railroad bet awa o t tric and Man. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities available.
Untitled report on ship hunt and suicide inquiry
A fragment describes an investigation into a ship hunt and a related suicide inquiry. Authorities are pursuing a potential suspect connected to the case, with efforts focused on determining motive and confirming involvement.
Women Urged to Join Safety Effort National council speaker urges mobilizing women outside industry
Boston September 29 National Safety Council delegates hear Ida Tarbell argue that women should join public safety campaigns beyond their industrial roles. She says organized women can rapidly influence safety, road conduct, and societal attitudes, calling for broader female participation in safety work.
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Volcanic Threat Looms Over Yellowstone Rumor Hullabaloo
Fragmentary report describes molten lakes and lava flows rising inside a caldera area. Delegates planned to visit sights at an official gathering amid talk of dramatic activity and potential safety concerns for observers and staff accompanying the group.
POGTEAL STARTS EXT SATURDAY
San Francisco opens the football season next Saturday October 1 with many colleges listed on the Rocky Mountain district slate. Notable games include Oregon vs. Chemawa in Corvallis and California vs. Olympic Bay at Berkeley.
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Outfielder Walker Earns Babe Ruth Nickname Again
AP reports the Philadelphia Athletics star Outfielder Walker earns a second Babe Ruth nickname as he posts a notable season tally. The piece highlights his growing hits total and impact in the lineup, signaling rising recognition for his power and speed during the campaign.
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Home Run Records Near End of Season
In New York on September 29 the pennant race tightens as major league games remain few. The season totals approach 631 home runs for the team and 390 for the league, with teams at 470 and 370 respectively.
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