By election shock signals GOP gains in Rhode Island race
The HFlret district by election in Ithode Island produced a decisive win for Charles Frisk defeating Antonio Prince by nearly 13KW votes, suggesting a Republican shift. Leaders hailed the result as a potential indicator for the next year’s national contests.
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Peal
Antonio Prince
Congress
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di Mocrat
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Ronsevelt
Ros Snell
New York
John J. O Connor
Laminany Democrat
Tthede Island
Tom Blanton
Texas
Rhale Island
Antrew
Grass Roots Movement Gains Iowa Leadership in Midwest Meeting
Delegates from ten Midwest states formed the Grass Roots movement as a party auxiliary. Spengler of Iowa was named chairman with Leslie Wheeler of Wisconsin as vice chair, Ferguson of Oklahoma as secretary. Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky were represented, and springfield meeting invites others to join the movement.
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Riltone
Spengler
Iowa
Ists
Mires Leslie Wheeler
Wloola
Fa Ferguson
Oklahoma
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Inquiry Into tot hsing sparks strained testimony
Witnesses at the inquiry face sharp questions as lawmakers accuse officials of bullying the panel into endorsing a utilities policy. Patrick Farley, Joseph Tumulty, and others testify about payments and lobbying while denying impropriety.
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Llooyer
Ute
Associated Gas and Electric System
Sears
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Wilson
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Sturley
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Moses
John Welsh
Massachusetts Lawmakers Clash Over Tax Bill Provisions
A heated congressional debate centers on a tax reform measure aiming to shift corporate profits taxation and reduce estate and gift burdens. Senators and representatives from across parties argue about revenue projections, implications for wealth distribution, and the bill’s impact on corporations and individuals.
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Congress
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Hayes
Government contract reform sparks wage and hour debate
The measure would require minimum wage and maximum hours for all firms bidding on government contracts. Republicans oppose it as a broad regulation of private industry. They argue it impacts nearly every sector, extending to state and local projects funded with federal dollars.
O Mahoney bill aims at federal commerce regulation
Senator J G O Mahoney of Wyoming drafts a measure to regulate commerce among the states through a national licensing system and incorporation law. The proposal enlarges the Federal Trade Commission to nine members with balanced representation from employees, employers, and the public.
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J. OG. O'Mahoney
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Nazi leaders press harsher anti Catholic and Jewish campaigns
The passage cites Goebbels and others pushing further against Jews and Catholics, including suppression of Catholic press, intensified actions against Catholic opponents, dissolution of the Stahlhelm, and bans on marriages between Jews and Aryans.
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Italy Ethiopia War Tensions Rise Amid Mobilization
Reports say Italian Premier Alyesolini pushes to avert war with Ethiopia by October first as 75 000 troops are moved to centers. Ethiopian Emperor is said to have authorized concentration of 100 000 troops on Italy's East African frontiers amid growing fears of conflict and defections.
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Sthiopia
Eleven Year Old King of Siam Faces Ouster Plot
A coup attempt against the Siamese regency council was uncovered as a conspiratorial group led by a former royal commander planned to kill superior officers and overthrow the government. The Isvallsta thwarted the plan and ended the plot.
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Isvallsta
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Bryan of Jacksonvilla Fla Dies in Pneumonia
Nathan VP Bryan of Jacksonvilla Florida, presiding judge of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, dies at 83 after months of illness. He formerly served as United States Senator from Troilia and publisher of the Daily Citizen of Tucson. He was active in Republican politics and in Taft era aviation progress.
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Detroit boxer Louisa seeks heavyweight dream in Chicago bout
The punch by punch report notes a Detroit pugilist defeating Evinsky in the first round of a scheduled ten round bout in Chicago before a knockout official decision. Louisa and Mint Pacer, former champions, have signed for a September battle.
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Mint Pacer
Chaplen
Undefined text fragment hints at corporate misstep and penalties
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an amount of 21000 tied to a company and its directors. It references previous actions, a named organization, and suspensions by the company during the year. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
Great Salt Lake Tale Highlights Scenic Views and Boating
The article explores Great Salt Lake's allure from dramatic sunsets to easy floating and warm waters. It notes historic explorations by Fremont and Stansbury, engineering feats like the Lucia Cutoff trestle, rich bird rookeries, and growing boating opportunities despite shallow water and blowouts. It emphasizes future facilities and promotes Utah tourism.
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Cathedral of Cologne Cornerstone Laid and Completion Delayed
The cornerstone of Cologne Cathedral was laid in 1241 and work halted in 1447, delaying progress for 460 years. It was completed in 1880 and stands as a prime example of Gothic architecture in Germany.
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Germany
Early North Carolina Marriages Lacked Presbyterian Clergy Authority
The article notes that before 1765 Presbyterian ministers were not authorized to solemnize marriages in North Carolina, leaving ceremony duties to others. It outlines the legal and religious context that restricted marriage rites prior to that year.
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Fish Air Bladder Regulates Depth in Ash Remains
A historical note describes a fish air bladder as an internal regulator of height displacement allowing the Ash to remain elevational at varying depths without muscular effort. The bladder is said to be the remnant of an ancient breathing apparatus.
Game Fish Feed On Mayflies Across Lakes
Mayflies form a principal food for game fish especially younger specimens. The insects spend a year or more in lakes before their wings develop, providing a steady food source for the evolving fish population.
Why So Many Men Internesa in Berlin and War Talk
The article discusses large forces in Europe with references to Britain and Japan and notes air war and gas threats. It cites numbers like 27000 under arms and 200000 militia plus 200000 others born before the war. It questions strategic aims and the need for mass manpower in Abyssinia and potential aerial bombardment.
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Posters Spread Bitter Anti Catholic Campaign in Germany
Devlin reports eight foot high red posters scattered in the city accuse Catholic opposition to the Noai rule of graft and Bolshevism. The posters call Catholics eternal enemies of the reich and warn of harsher attacks on Catholic organizations.
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Frank Hitchcock Remembered For Pioneering Airmail Work
Obituary notice honors Frank I Hitchcock former postmaster general in Taft era and Tucson Daily Citizen publisher. He advocated early airmail use as a rapid distribution method and flew with a mail pouch nearly a quarter century ago, promoting air travel to overcome country gaps.
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Tucson
Italy Roller preacher faces deadly faith test in Carolina
In Thomasville North Carolina Rey Camp forms a controversial scene as Holmes the Italy Roller preacher claims God will care for him. The next day Camp shows severe swelling and death threats follow after he refuses medical aid, sparking faith versus danger concerns.
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Treasury Bonds Hidden in Trunks Scam Alert
Report claims 185 million dollars in government bonds were hidden in trunks by a defunct government operation. The scheme allegedly involved using bags and deposits to obscure ownership while attempting to collect past due bonds and funding.
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Childless families spark debate on immigration laws
The piece argues one in three married couples in the United States are without children and uses the idea to criticize immigration restrictions. It suggests reform to welcome those willing to have children and support larger families.
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Fortune teller predicts trouble on New Jersey beach incident
Majame Avelyn reads lines for a 200 pound customer on a New Jersey beach and warns of trouble. The moment escalates when the other fortune teller, Evelyn, strikes her colleague, knocking him out of his chastity.
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Japanese cotton buyer exits Texas market
American observers note Japanese cotton buyer Duyera Hase has folded plans and moved out of Texas. No Texas cotton grower reports continued purchases, signaling a retreat from Texas cotton sourcing amid uncertain export figures.
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Theatrical note on Nathan Straus and Jewish right to fair treatment
Fragmentary text discusses Nathan Straus and a claim about prejudiced attitudes toward Jews. Mentions German trade and industry and the idea that fair treatment for Jews in any country promotes business prosperity. Includes references to King Features Syndicate and unidentified locations.
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Gyndicate
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Wau Borving
Housewife's Idea Box Time Saver for Towels
A housewife suggests a simple towel folding trick to save time. Cut towels into thirds lengthwise and clip over a rod in the bathroom to avoid refolding. The method supposedly makes towels fold neater when first folded lengthwise.
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Parasite Catalogue Affects Empire Forestry Strategy
A 60000 parasitic species catalogue at Larnham House provides instant access to habits hosts and country distribution for empire governments. Canada faced forest pests while 1032 cocoons were shipped. exports last year surpassed four million benefiting timber.
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Canada
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Poison Ivy Mystery Baffles Physicians In County
Mysterious ivy poisoning cases arise when patients report no plant contact. Doctors consider possible accidental transfer via contaminated clothing or animal droplets from cattle and other animals touched by the susceptible individual.
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