Public building to receive extra $50,000 appropriation
Washington May 39 The sundry oil appropriation bill passed the Senate and was referred to report to the house today. It lists canal and public works funding, including $1,721,980 for certain departments, and $225 for branch printing offices. The bill also funds health services, immigration, and law enforcement, with numerous line items and reductions from prior appropriations. An inquest is planned for a Spokane death.
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United States
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Spain and America Friends At Royal Madrid Wedding
May 29 Madrid reports the arrival of European princes and American envoys for the royal wedding. The American delegation led by Mr Whiteridge attends lavish palace ceremonies with electric lights, garlands, and guards stationed outside. A planned audience with King Alfonso is arranged, with a presidential letter to be presented, as more foreign dignitaries arrive.
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United States
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Carnegie's Money Allegedly Tainted After Board Resignations
A garbled dispatch recounts a money acceptance linked to a notable financier, amid resignations on the shipboard trust board. It mentions a $25,000 offer conditioned on $7,350 more, and hints at party factions and financial scandal within a national executive meeting.
Memorial Day Observances In New York Parade to Riverside Drive
Memorial Day fixtures sweep New York with a large parade from Broadway to Riverside Drive, including Grand Army veterans, the 12th and 4th Infantry, coast artillery, National Guard units, and a massive escort. Marching routes run along Broadway to Ninety-second Street, with services at statues in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Washington
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Fought A Terrific Fight Ends In Knockout At Sea Island
May 2 St Louis reports a dramatic five round boxing bout on a river island. Harvey Robinson, Chicago attorney, fights John Murphy of Cincinnati a pacifist. Robinson fights under the alias Jack Kelley and lands a brutal knockout on the ropes to win. The bout draws about twenty five spectators aboard a yacht. The report also mentions a May 29 labor hearing and a separate Paris news item about a club match with revolvers.
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Detroit
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Information Requests on Meat Trust Probes and Trials
The text reports a court hearing involving Mrs. Terce Indane and remarks on her capacity to consult with counsel. It notes a trial proceeding under legal requirements. It also mentions a May 29 recommendation by Representative Sulzer urging a resolution to reveal property linked to Charles P. Nell and James B. Reynolds connected to meat trust investigations, with other related data and a South Carolina representative's introduction of a similar measure.
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Trade friction between Japan and China shocks U S trade
The State Department reports rising friction from Japanese currency notes in Manchuria and Shanghai, accusing Japan of discriminating against foreign trade. Shanghai merchants note 20 percent notes deterred buyers, while Chinese officials resist redemption. Japan denies systematic discrimination, claiming currency parities remain stable.
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SPLIT IM MINERS CONVENTION IN DENVER MAY 23
May 23 Denver hosts the Weecrra Federation of Miners convention opening session. Delegates from Butte contest the seat with Tomsy and Patrick J. Daffey. Patrick Freier, Willam Cugningha, and CMmaMRhaRL served as MCs as seven delegates were expelled. Those who sat at the hall included Willum Motto and others.
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Weecrra Federation of Miners
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Willam Cugningha
Sere
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Sanker Canner
Re Long
Jerry de Thevyier
Tin Lynch
von Rellesez
President Hoorevelt Leaves for Memorial Day Mission
Whallington May 29 President Hoorevelt will depart before 3 PM for Fortamouth Va to address Memorial Day ceremonies before the Army and Navy Union aboard the Mayflower. He travels with Mrs Flonsevell and the children. secretaries Loeb and Harnca stay behind. The trip includes stops at Portamouth naval hospital, Hampton Institute, and a return to Washington expected Thursday morning.
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bin Nlater-Inlaw
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bin Chil- Giron
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Loeb
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Kinchera
Hampton
Hampton Institute
Menibara
wilegAtn
Washington
Potomac
Mob Hangs Alleged Murderer in Tallulah Louisiana
A mob seized an aged suspect in a train attack and dragged him to Tallulah Louisiana where they hanged the White man accused of murdering a local grocer. The man was tried earlier, found guilty, and then discharged on grounds of former jeopardy before the hanging.
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Proclamation Amid Guatemala Crisis Reports Chiapas Movements
May 29 dispatch from Mexico City notes simmering unrest in Guatemala and Mexican Chiapas as authorities deploy General Barillas toward Tonata border to curb violations of international law. The article cites a proclaimed pledge from Cabera’s opponents calling for reform, accountability, and withdrawal of suppressive power to restore order and liberty.
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Woiolt
Proclamation Aims at Purity and National Unity Amid Debt Debates
A lengthy proclamation signed by Dr Deuerale Baritien and Barrios urges freedom from internal and external debt while calling for unity to advance the nation. In Europe news, Dr H K Biggnr reports Rockefeller’s party plans to depart New York for Europe, with destinations and timetable hinted.
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Bisong
Mr. Nd
Governor halts fight amid police at Tuxedo Club
May 29, 1929 Philadelphia report says Governor Pennypackee ordered state constabulary to guard the Tuxedo Club while a planned confrontation between Fitzsimmons and Burns is postponed. Fight details unclear but police presence assures no disturbance.
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Court adjourns fight case against sixteen others
In New York on May 26 Terry Motlon een and Iamea Britt with sixteen others were arraigned in Patrie Court. The group, including Potlock manager of the Twentieth Century Athletic Club and referee Garat, faced charges of violating the penal code on a ten round bout at Medivon Squate garden. At counsel’s request the court adjourned the case and set bail at 600 each.
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Iamea Britt
Inch
Anmore
Serretacy Potlock
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
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Wa Mgnt
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McGovern
Medivon
Coumsal
China Replies to Britain on the Second Note
In a joint Foreign Office session Mr Carnegie spoke with ministers about China's reply to Britain's second note. He described the interview as satisfactory and sent notes to other legations outlining the results and his expectation of written assurances.
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Great Britain
Carnegie
Carnegia
Insurance rates rise two percent in Los Angeles fire department support drive
The Los Angeles insurance field reports a two percent rate increase tied to fire department efficiency and citywide protection. Underwriters cite stronger municipal fire services as a factor for premium adjustments while noting separate reductions in other regions and ongoing debates over policy scales.
Motion for a Change of Venue in Western Federation case
In Canyon County District Court, judges consider a motion for change of venue for the Western Federation of Artisans officers charged with murder in the Blazenberg case. Defense cites disqualification and governor influence as grounds, with concerns over grand jury selection and Tuesday morning proceedings.
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Thia County
Minister pleads guilty to bigamy and is sentenced
Ghieaga May 22 A minister of the Mathodint Episcopal church pleaded guilty to bigamy and received a penitentiary term. The man, formerly pastor of the I Tasso Avanut Diethodlat Episcopal church, had a second wife Abel known as Clair Clayton. The case shocked the city, with his father Hiet noted as a witness.
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Chamber of Commerce to Host Night Delegates Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce plans a night session with city delegates and the Knights of Columbus convention opening on the fourth. The event aims to coordinate local business interests and civic activities during the gathering.
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Zulus Attack British at Natal. seventy killed in two-hour fight
British forces clash with Zulu attackers near the Tukfala river in Natal. After two hours of heavy fire, Zulus retreat, leaving seventy killed and one British soldier dead with three wounded.
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Jetterson City Debate Over Governor Folk Hanging Letters
Mosaic of letters from Kansas City woman and other writers protest the hanging while men largely defend it. Most readers discuss the justice of the death penalty and the method of execution amid a tense public mood.
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