Governors at the White House Conference Listens ten Roosevelts
A White House gathering of President Roosevelt with governors from most states and territories focused on conservation of natural resources. The conference featured leaders from industry and government discussing forests rivers soils and mineral wealth and the nation’s future use and preservation.
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Roosevelt Receives Governors at Washington Conference
President Roosevelt is greeted by governors and officials in a November style reception at the White House. The scene features applause as he commends the work of the Inland Waterways Commission and notes that Congress will proceed with the proposed committee actions. Various governors discuss appointments and future measures, with lively discussion and demonstrations of support.
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Weight lifter face failure after attempting heavy lift
A report details a weight lifter attempting a 100 unit lift and failing. The text mentions a crowd, an emergency response, and a medical concern as onlookers react to the incident. No clear names or locations are readable in the fragment.
President's Dinner to the Governors at the White House
President Roosevelt hosted a dinner at the White House for governors attending a conservation conference. Attendees included Supreme Court justices, cabinet secretaries, lawmakers, and governors from numerous states and territories, marking a social gathering with key officials private discussions anticipated.
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WIFE BELIEVES HER HUSBAND 18 OF UNSOUND MIKO
Willa Amidau testified in Judge Murphy's court that her husband threatened bodily harm and made strange noises at night. Amidon, age 65, was found guilty but received a suspended sentence after the judge warned against further lunge.
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Disastrous Hankow Steamer Wreck Claims Thousands
A historic disaster near Hankow saw the steamer Vihen strike chaos on the Yangtze. Waves swept the riverbank as thousands slept, with 400 Chinese reported drowned and many more missing or injured. Rescue efforts and official inquiries followed amid dense fog and rising flood waters.
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California Delegation Votes for Taf Aide Against Naval Bill
Fragmented text shows a political note about California delegation supporting Taf with mention of naval bill, dates, and officials. The readable phrases reference state leaders and legislative actions, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Navy appropriations bill stalemated after heated debate
Lawmakers failed to reach agreement on a naval appropriations measure amid sharp exchanges over pay increases for sailors and marines. The bill will now go to the President after House leaders signaled no immediate consensus. A separate currency bill faced delay with plans to take it up on Thursday.
Startling murder shocks Chicago suburb dining room
A hush falls over Anreoya as Barble Renal is shot at close range through a dining room window by Palestini Palestini, jealous over affection, fired three bullets striking Ros, 10, and killing him instantly. Police have not yet caught the suspect.
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One-Half A Town Flattened by Disaster Omsha Storm
Omsha reports half the town wrecked by a cyclone injuring and killing residents. Fatalities include Wayne Wegler and other locals. Interstate routes disrupted as Burlington line damaged. Rescue and recovery efforts underway amid widespread property loss and scattered debris.
Rev Schell Believes Lamphere Will Confess in Gunness Case
Baltimore May 13 Rev Schell of La Porte Indiana speaking near today about the Gunness tragedy denied that he had and that Ray Lamphere helped to kill the Gunness children but had a part in slaying of any person except Helgeluth He said he has made no statement regarding this or any detail of his later view with Lamphere Lamphere’s communications came were wholly privileged He believed Mrs Gunness alive but had no knowledge of the fact He described Lamphere as a man with a tarnished reputation and said Lamphere will tell the whole truth when he testifies on the witness stand
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Two Roars Work For Oma In Election Row
Fragmented OCR text shows election activity around Milwaukee and surrounding regions. Mentions a race involving Roars and Oma, with references to candidates, wards, and voting patterns. Sporadic words indicate preparation, weather notes, and local intrigue shaping the contest.
English Women Aid Manchester Duchess Militias Rally
English women assist the Duchess of Manchester amid militia activity reported near Chichimatd. A socialist candidate for Congress in Ohio district cited the Duchess sending letters as militias gathered and protests continued, with uncertain English context and local political tension.
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World Markets Close With Mixed Signals and Local Ties
The day’s global market closing quotes show a mixed pattern with gains in some exchanges and declines in others. Analysts note domestic ties and regional sentiments influencing investor sentiment amid fluctuating commodity prices and currency movements.
Gi E Boyd Is Not Guilty of Crime
Aged resident of Plain City was charged with stealing asparagus. Municipal Court Judge Murphy discharged the defendant after the state failed to establish direct evidence linking Boyd to the theft of 130 pounds of asparagus from Abram Maw’s field in Plain City.
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