Wisconsin delegates urge condemned Daugherty Fall and tax repeal
Wisconsin’s delegation proposes a convention resolution to condemn former Attorney General Daugherty and former Interior Secretary Fall, disbar them from office, commend lawmakers who voted for the tax bill, and pledge against Mellon tax plans. They also urge July extraordinary sessions to tackle agriculture reclamation and transportation.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sena
Robert M. la Follette
Harry M. Daugherty
Secretary of the
Interior
Albert B.fall
Wisconsin
John J. Blaine
Congress
Daugherty
Albert B. Fall
Republican Party
Thia
Norrig
Nebraska
Couzens
Michigan
Reed
Pennsylvania
Oddie
Nevada
Wheeler
Idaho Irrigation Degree Upheld by Court of Appeals
The federal district court decree in Idaho Irrigation case was affirmed by the United States Court of Appeals, reversing an earlier ruling. The company was authorized to sell 5000 shares of stock to trustees, with the decision revisited on appeal.
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Chafiemea “Py ‘Supreme Courts
Washington,dp
Federal
Idaho
Ould
Coolidge Promotes World Court and Platform Reforms
Tentative Republican platform favors American participation in The Hague World Court. Warren to chair platform committee as Coolidge backers push planks including cooperation in agriculture marketing, Great Lakes waterway, tax reform, prohibition enforcement, public spending restraint, anti pork barrel stance, child labor ban, term start clause, merit system expansion, euro rehabilitation loans, and arms limitation talks.
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Gleveland
Ohio
J Henry Cabot Lodge
James Watson
Coolidge
Harding-Coolidge
Great Lakes- St Lawrence
Interior
Dawes Commission
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Insanity Plea of Lads Fears and Favors Court Defense
Chicago reports state attorneys invade University of Chicago to gather testimony on Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. Officials say new handwriting notes from confessions may contradict earlier statements while Clarence Darrow and the defense plan to press insanity.
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Chicago
Robert &. Crowe
University of Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Crowe
Clarence Darrow
Wll
Crowé
Leopold
Loeb
Leopold Ad Loet
Fhe
Gald
Lappard
Loeben
A. Winch
Rainstorm Sweeps East and Kills Two
Two deaths and extensive damage across Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky from a recent rainstorm. The Miami Valley suffered severe flooding with the river rising above normal and traction lines blocked. Troops and police patrolled Piqua as levies broke and water supply was endangered. Former Congressman B. Avis and attorney R. G. Atizer were killed by lightning at a Charleston golf course in West Virginia.
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Columbus
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Miami ‘Valley
Miami
Piqua
B. Avis
R G. ‘Atizer
Charleston
W. Va
Fishy Gift from New York Sends Trout Eggs Abroad
Rainbow trout eggs from Oregon, totaling 5000, were sent to Czechoslovakia aboard the White Star liner Pittsburg. The United States gifts aim to stock mountain streams matching the trout’s native habitat for future stocking and conservation.
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New. York
Oregon
Czechoslovakia
Pittsburg
United States
Central European Republic
Beauty Displays Highlight New Jersey State Fair
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a display of beauty and fashion at a New Jersey event, noting paths, songs, and reviews within a state fair context. Local details are incomplete.
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Pla
Revues Witen
Federa
Coolidge weighs possible call for extra session over defi ciency bill fail
President Coolidge faces a possible emergency call for an extra session after the deficit bill failed to pass amid a Senate filibuster by western reclamation interests. Funds are lacking for tax relief, veterans’ bonuses, Coast Guard payrolls, and shipbuilding, risking delays in naval modernization and a new armament conference. The president plans talks with Mellon and the budget director to chart a path forward.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Congress
Coolidge
United States
French scientists plan 10 ton melinite explosion near Limoges
A group of prominent French scientists intends to explode 10 tons of melinite on a plateau near Limoges to study sound transmission in the near future.
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Paris
Limoges
Bet Proves Five-Pound Overnight Weight Gain
Winthrop Maine June 9 Earl Dudley ate five sandwiches six slices of cake four quarts of milk and a quart of coffee to win a bet that he could gain five pounds overnight. He weighed 166 pounds at bedtime and 172 percent pounds the next morning.
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Winthrop
Earl Dudley
Open battle for Coolidge running mate emerges in convention chatter
Cleveland dispatch reports an open contest for Coolidge’s vice presidential candidate. Hoover fears a non Lowden pick may tilt toward other figures while Michigan’s Marian B. Burston is named to nominate Coolidge and faces growing public support for a different choice.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Coolidge
Lowden
Leiders
Elsce
Marian Leroy
Burston
Michigan
Coolidge Profile Drawn By Psychologist Marston
Washington psychologist and psychoanalyst contends Calvin Coolidge embodies balance in head and face. He highlights the president’s nose eye lines and chin to argue for superior restraint and “loving force” in decision making.
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Calvin Gcoolidge
Coolidge
Beer and wine issue moves to front in parties
New York June 9 The beer and wine issue dominates Democratic and Republican circles as Gov Al Smith supports state regulation. The Light Wines and Beer League of America plans to present a communication to Ralph Williams to push a light wines and beer plank in the Cleveland platform and asks President Coolidge for his stance.
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New York
al Smith
League of Liberty
Cleveland
Gooridge
Telephone First Aid Team Wins Souvenir Prize
Twin Falls officials from Boise complete a southern Idaho inspection trip. Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph leaders praise Twin Falls outlook and optimism. Local plant staff and Red Cross volunteers are noted for recent award winners and honors.
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C. C. Snyder
Idaho
Mountain States Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
L.N., Hegs
Twin Falls
Boise
Sayer
Southside
Snyder
Charles. Sherman
Earl. Squires
Russell Stoldard
Protest Meeting Hits American Exclusion Clause in Tokyo
A Sunday night protest at a Tokyo Methodist church, led by ruffians who earlier assaulted an American dance at the Imperial Hotel, demanded that churches under American aegis reject the exclusion clause and sever ties with American missions. A boycott of American goods was extended to Manchuria and Kokkaide.
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Tokio
Imperial
America
United States
Manchuria
Kokkaide
Yor~ Oan
Woodmen of World Joint Meet Held at Filer Fair Grounds
The Woodmen of the World Twin Falls and Bubl camps held a joint picnic at the Filer Fair Grounds with about 400 attendees. Winners included Howard Gerrish and Ruth House in races, Twin Falls taking the tug of war and a 11 to 8 victory in the ball game.
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Woodmen of World
Filer Fair Grounds
Twin Falls
Bubl
Filer Fair
Howard Gerrish
Everett House
Ruth House
Ruth Howard
Vernal Peterson
Wagner Brothers
Florence
Peter
Lenora Thornton
Thornton
Hann
Neiey
Bud
Ray Howard
Johnson
Unclear 19th Century Battery Lineup From Fragmentary Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists game batteries and teams across New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St Louis, with scattered player names like Cooper Tac Schmidt Oeschger Barnes Gow dy Shyder Wheeler Harinstty Berry and others. Details are garbled and no clear matchups or outcomes emerge.
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Egecenteen
Cooper
Tac
Schmidt
Oeschger
Barnes and Gowdy
Shyder
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