Supreme Court split over Landis presiding trial
Washington D C January 31 The Hateman Kodak Company challenges a lower court ruling in the government antitrust suit claiming Judge Landis should not have presided. An affadavit by Berger attacked his impartiality. Justices Day Pitney and McReynolda dissented.
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Landis
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Berger
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Pitney
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Washington, D.C
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Lerma earns key win in tight wrestling bout
Wil A Ak 4 re Lerma eeue a.
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Spot Vernon Niree Shy at Last Aig Decording
A fragmented reader note mentions Vernon and Niree in a brief scene labeled last aig decording with unclear context and characters. The wording is incomplete but points to a brief moment involving the two names.
Oil policy debate sparks nation’s energy interests
A garbled early 20th century report discusses state government actions affecting five major oil companies and their permits. It notes President Ob's petroleum policy and the potential impact on American energy development.
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Tepon
President to visit Capitol on March 4
Washington dispatch reports the President indicated a decision to travel to the Capitol on March 4. Details on plans and attendees were not disclosed.
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Capitol
Meeting to inform privi attendees on renewals
Community meeting invites attendees to learn about privileges and costs, including a $100 payment and care arrangements. The notice hints at long standing practices and urges attendance to stay informed about changes in 1981.
Teedias Record of Private Credit Discovery
Fragmentary note notes distribution terms found only in private. References appear to relate to private agreements and unidentified defendants. No clear names dates or places are readable to specify the event.
Separate Trials Set in Miner Lynching Case
In Alabama on January 1 31 the trial of Robert Batiester and eight others from Company M of the state militia is to begin separate hearings. The state's attorney has decided against a joint trial for the group in connection with the lynching of miner William Baird.
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Hamilton
Ala
Robert i Batiester
Company
Maine Governor Dies Suddenly Today
A sudden death is reported involving Frederick He Barkharat in the state of Maine, with official notice of the governor dying today.
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Maine
Frederick He Barkharat
Wreck on Pennsylvania System In Ohio Today
Two passengers and a coach overturned when a southbound train on the Pennsylvania Tallrapd derailed nearomerstown Ohio this morning. Passengers were injured and officials reported 42 or 15 people affected.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Aenger
Pasdénigers
Tallropd
Meayomerstown
Navy to Cut Enlisted Personnel to One Hundred Thousand
Associated Press reports in Washington that the Navy seeks a maximum enlisted strength of 100000, down from the present 14300. The measure appears in the naval appropriation bill and is set for House consideration tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Navy
Tomorro
Senate
Gerry
Rhode Island
Senate Naval
Naval Committee
Borah
House
White House says no intimation on action date
Officials in Washington say they have no information about when action may be taken or what the President will do. The statement comes amid confusion over a reported plan and unclear timetable.
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Washington, D.C
White ‘House
Mills Resume Full Operation After Half-Time Run
An announcement states Eagle-Phoenix and Swift Manufacturing Company cotton mills in the Tina section have resumed full-time operation after two months of half-time work. No wage reductions are planned, but all bonuses will be discontinued.
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Solumbe
Wi Largent
Tina
Eagle-Phoenix
Swift
Manu
London Paris Pact Terms Spark British Debate
The Manchester Guardian reports the Supreme Council in Paris last week discussed reparations terms. The paper suggests Germany could pay indemnities only through exporting three hundred million pounds of goods annually to France, Britain and Belgium, provoking outcry from competing manufacturers.
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London
Supreme Council
Paria
Manchester Guardian
Germany
France
England
Bel
Senate forecasts clash over post office and tariff pills
Senate week ahead features debates on appropriation bills including post offices and tariff measures. Republican leaders expect delays and plan cloture votes as naval disarmament, immigration exclusion, and census reappointments move through committees.
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Pills” Co.tain
House
Postoffica
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Fordney
Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Three Firemen Die as Wall Collapses in Providence Fire
Three firemen were killed and eighteen seriously injured when the wall of a burning Providence building collapsed in the early hours. Property damage is estimated at $160,000.
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Associated Press
Providence, R. I
Contempt Charges Dismissed In Denver Juvenile Court
The Denver Juvenile Court judge Lindsey faced contempt allegations. the Colorado Supreme Court dismissed the nonviction charge today. Separately in Washington, the Supreme Court upheld a ten year sentence for Army Captain William A. Givens, convicted of manslaughter in the 1918 Camp Sevier killing.
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Washington
Lindsey
Denver
Colo
Court
Tommt
Supreme Court
Washington, D.C
Camp Sevier
William
Ati Givens
Will
McLarkin
Missing Woman Found Near Corona California
Mrs Gladis Witherell, missing from Los Angeles, was found unharmed at a small house west of Corona Riverside County. Two men named A J Carr and Floyd Carr were arrested after confessing they abducted her from motive of revenge over a boat affair and sought twenty thousand dollars in ransom.
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Los Angeles
Los
Angeles
Gladis ‘Witherell
Pri
Corona
Riverside Cour
Witherell
A. J
Floyd Carr
Carrs
A. J. Witherell
Livestock Values Decline Since Two Years Ago
Washington January 31 farm and range livestock value on January 1 estimated at 6.235 billion dollars. This marks a drop of 2.273 billion from two years earlier.
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Assuclated Press
Washington, D. C
Robbery Victim Found. Jewel Heist Noted at Five Hundred
AP report says Mrs. Grothe, a 37 year old woman, was found after a robbery. Five hundred dollars in jewelry is reported missing as authorities investigate the case.
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Associated Press
Three detectives shot in downtown Detroit bank office hold up
Detroit police report shows three detectives shot and seriously wounded during a morning robbery at the Morton Bond Company offices in a public square. Bandits escaped with ten thousand dollars in Liberty Bonds. two detectives expected to die.
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Agadclated Press
Detroit
Mich
Threee Agitectives
Morton Bond Company
Square
Thirteen Die in Hoboken Hotel Fire
Hoboken New Jersey January 31 Associated Press reports a deadly hotel fire claiming thirteen lives including seven women and men. Two others in critical condition and five victims remain unidentified.
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Associated Press
Hoboken, LN. Y
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