Fight on Oleomargarine Debated in House Hearing
A House hearing on oleomargarine and its manufacture features disputed remarks by Mr Avhtine and Mr Adams. Secretary Horton supports the bill’s aim to stop oleomargarine production while critics argue the language was misrepresented. Dairy interests in Pennsylvania report earnings from butter sales amid rising concerns over curbing substitutes.
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Mtr
Adamw
Joe Ie
Jones Horton
Petinaytveria
Alco Huatgapine
Pennsylvania
Blackburn
Ghiosata
Ohio
Hazing Case Death Probed by Five Congressman Panel
A five member congressional committee led by Charles Dick arrived in Bristol to probe the death of Thets Boy linked to hazing at a military academy. Witnesses included Boon family members and the dead cadet’s parents as the inquiry focused on alleged hazing injuries and the boy’s fate.
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Thets Boy
Bristol
Spraker Mendelson
Oscar I. Hoax
West Point
Charles Dick
Ohio
New York
Irying F. Wagere
Claston
Philadelphia
Semion
Boon
Wat H Boon
Detention Camp Site Near St Marys River
Fragmentary text describes a detention camp plan on the south side of St Marys River, with a division and warehouse building and two dining rooms. It mentions care improvements and early steps by officials, referencing people and a location near coast towns and Ga.
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Jacksonville
St. Mary's River
Eon Ria
State Franchising Tax Plan Before Legislature
Jefferson City January 4 Governor Lan submitted a long framing to both houses of the Missouri legislature. The article outlines the proposed franchise taxation, its constitutional questions, and anticipated impact on corporations and public revenue. It notes debate over uniform administration and the need to balance taxation with economic policy.
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Jefferson City
Lan
Mixacurt
Rurd
Lotti
Cashier Missing Prompted Kansas City Bank Inquiry
A Ray County Missouri Bank cashier named Shotwell has reportedly disappeared en route to Kansas City. A Missouri bank examiner and officials in Highland discussed the case by telephone early this morning. The exchange touched on last night’s events and ongoing investigation into the banking routine and possible motives.
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Ray County
Missouri
Kans City
Sreq
Hichiand
Fay County
Gamk
Diskusion
Sta Bank Examiner
PUPILS HAZE TEACHER IN INDIANAPOLIS incident
In Indianapolis a teacher was attacked by pupils near a school. He was struck with stones and chits, sustaining injuries and avoiding further harm when a passing farmer intervened and pulled him to safety before he could reach the opposite bank.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jas
Hiss
Keen Anxiety Grips London Financial Circles
Turbulent London markets show widespread unease as the single exchange faces renewed risk. Traders push to exit or hedge positions amid paler turnover and cautious sentiment.
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London
Torlay
Irene
Fragmentary Tale From A Prison Echoes Ghost In Cell
Fragmented OCR reads like a prison scene with names such as Carney and Nell. The text mentions inmates, a matron, a ghostly sighting, and unclear dialogue about a case county setting. The passage is garbled and fixes on eerie impressions rather than clear events.
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Vna
Gan
Gryffany Howe
Carney
Mrs Hutchinson Seeks Fourth Divorce in New York Case
A 76 year old woman identified as Mrs Hutchinson seeks a divorce in New York alleging a prior trust setting aside in favor of her husband and a separations action. She and her husband, a youth actor, reportedly met about two years ago and married in Richmond, Virginia after his travels with a performer.
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Hutchinson
New York
Sealy
Hutchinson Kayaabe
Hutchins Wael
Ber
Richmond
Santa Fe Run Sets Fast Time with Limited Service
A Santa Fe Limited train from Marveline to Topeka shattered records this morning. It completed the trip in under an hour, erasing the usual 35 minute wait. The journey from Karson City to Teil Wantede covered seven hours and a few minutes, with a brief stop at Lawrence Trust for orders.
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Santa Fe
Marveline
Topeka
Karsan City
Ucting
Lawrence Trust
Ereine
Government to Appeal Supreme Court Over Grazing Rights
In Washington January 4 the government plans to appeal a California court ruling affecting Congress power over land use. The issue centers on Interior Department permits for grazing and forest reservations and potential penalties. The land office commissioner argues the secretary of the interior already has authority without further legislation and urges settlement before issuing permits amid tax considerations.
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Washington, D.C
Fini Tel BuAtes Supreme Court
Jacintompe
California
Omer
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
White
Heven
War policy and industry clash over wartime measures
A fractured report outlines government and corporate tensions as authorities consider demands to confirm orders while public opinion and wartime effort hang in the balance. The debate centers on possible retaliation and whether the war has been compromised, with officials weighing consequences of public internment during an uncertain end.
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America
Corpany Arus
Ardea
Cherokee Nation contract for collection debated in Washington
Western National Bank of Oklahoma City president met the secretary of the Interior about a Cherokee Nation contract to collect 5 1 2 1 0 0 0 0. The tribal government approved the measure, but officials warned the government will move slowly on Indian claim collections. No official decision yet on approval or terms.
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Washington
M. L. Turner
Western National Bank of
Oklahoma City
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Territory
Wankington
Interloc Department
Nation's Husband Refuses Visitors in Legal Spat
Jetta Kansas January 4. Mrs Nations husband a lawyer arrived in Wickit and began habeas corpus efforts to gain access to his wife but was met with quarantine and refusal. Piet White Fork claims immunity to something related to the case and faces malicious restraint of property charges arising from events at the Carey barroom.
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Jetta
Kan
Wickit
Begus
Jellier
Sili Piet White Forck
Anertit
Ates Nw EI
Pemperty
the Carey
Reception for Mrs Potter Palmer at Raneas City
Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago is guest of honor in a January event at Raneas City for a convention of club women led by Mrs Ed Harriven of St Louis, aiming to support a federation project.
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Potter Palmer
Raneas City
Athenaene
Chi Sak
Babes Eerie
Ed Harriven
St Louky
Federation of
Mixsouri
Solent
Memrorind Matrici Tel Mra
Palmer
North Topeka Notices and Local Gleanings
North Topeka column notes social visits and health updates including Miss Alice McLaughlin’s illness and Dr. Burne’s confinement due to the grip. Mentions of Miss Minnie Nesbitt traveling to Osawatomie for health, Henry Burgess visiting town, and Mrs J J Kopp recovering from pneumonia. Small items cover a chicken show, a visit from T A Wharton, and a Ladies' Afternoon Tea at 4118 Morice. Includes local store ads and bargain offerings from Costley & Fost with various discounts.
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Alice McLaughlin
Erin
St. Joseph
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Grip
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Jedae
Seeree Ees
Jeffers
Highland
Reater T. A. Wharton
Manhattan
Minnie
Art
Hyman
Fillmore Street
vSdi al Tan Etra
Kansta
FL Bankins
J.J. Kopp
Henry Burgess
California
Burgess
First Ward
J. St. Butterly
Luther
Costley & Fost
Dynamite in Mail Threat Near Paris Illinois
An attorney and collecting agent, Thoman J. Coffman, narrowly escaped death from a homemade dynamite device found in a parcel post mail near Paris Illinois. The wooden box contained a heavy dynamite charge with tacks intended to injure, and a misfired mechanism left the object hazardous. Postmark suggests the parcel originated from Logansport. Authorities including the U S marshal and local police are treating the incident as an investigated threat linked to a labeling note reading Dr O W Bluger & Son.
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Bt. Loutm
Post-Dispatch
Paris
Thoman J. Coffman
Humic
Mit
Dr. Bylventer
Rally For Men Draws Attention To Revival Meetings
Increasing interest in Union Revival meetings at First M E church leads to a big men rally next Sunday afternoon at 30 in the First Congregational church under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association. A song service will precede with male choirs led by Mr Bunorn and Mr Potter in charge of the Gospel service. Potter has conducted revivals in Chicago and Washington and other cities. Bir Buhorn, a noted German concert singer, formerly in Chicago, is also featured. The gathering tonight at the First Methodist church drew a good attendance with services to continue tonight.
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First Congregation
Youre Men's Christian
Ieee
Uns Biinarn
Bunors
Potter
Ees Potter
Chiron
Washington
Bihorn
Chicago
Moottr
Bir
Buhorn
le Moody
New Haven Woman Victimized by Grim Gift Joke
A New Haven woman, visiting friends, was lured into keeping a box believed to contain valuables from the Philippines. Alleged prank by a man connected to a soldier brother led to a shocking scene at her brother’s door. The box, claimed to hold treasure, caused distress when opened.
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New Haven
John Foston
Mass
Abelays
Dre Diame
Eee Corps
Philippines
Furnished Rooms For Rent Ad Mixes Real Estate Lines
A fragmented ad list offers furnished rooms for rent with meals and board, multiple locations near government buildings, plus a converted modern cottage and a state house nearby. The text also contains stray political commentary about a standing army and colonial plans, mixed with attorney listings and sale notices.
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State House
iSalee
Lawyer Faces Large Penalty Over Lost Shirt Case
A New York lawyer must pay thousands after a legal ruling related to a lost shirt incident. The appellate court decision highlights financial liability for damages and references unsettled statutes.
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New York
Sir Lone
Jen
Jelesen Ponta
Wallace plan cited deporting hostile Filipinos
Richmond Ind January 4 Gen Wallace of the state believes pacification of the Philippine islands will take thousands of years at the current rate. He suggests deporting hostile Filipinos and keeping them in a desolate camp until ships arrive for removal. The plan aims to avoid addressing the wider political situation.
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Richmond
Ind
Leweee
Philippine Islands
Wallace
Spain
Colorado Flyer Brief On Inland Route Schedule
A clipped report from Colorado notes a scheduled inland route event with local figures quoted. The piece mentions a chamber of commerce preference and a lighthearted attitude, with references to personalities and passing remarks about cures and venture plans.
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