Impeachment Move Against Chicago Judge Woodward
Reports say twenty member committee on judiciary votes for impeachment of Judge Charles F E Woodward of Chicago. Major charge centers on appointing the law firm of Loucks Next & Peterson to lucrative attorneyships and a family关联 rise in son Jinrold’s pay. Strikes and labor unrest across Minneapolis and Toledo prompt National Guard deployment and violent clashes.
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Senate filibuster fears loom as ads and legislation clash
Sator Robinson warned senators against a delaying tactic to kill the administrations starlet bargaining bill. McNary signaled Republicans would vote once general debate ends as the House approved the industry logo bill and sent it to the Senate. The Senate backed a RFC five seat national limit of 220 million with 280 million bank advance cap, but the House replaced this with its own higher total.
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Former secretary of war grills senate panel on patronage ties
EURITLY appears before the senate civil service committee in a furious mood demanding a full examination of claims he was involved in a patronage scheme hatched by Republicans at his Virginia home. He questions whether the Justice Department pursued all figures from the prior administration or if special assistant A VY Dalrymple is merely an irresponsible continuer of the old system. He criticizes the department for allowing an anonymous confidential report to be shown and asserts the same old Republican faction still aims to keep patronage jobs after the change in administration. Dalrymple presents letters from CWoL room and Lee Bihanna detailing alleged meetings at Tierley’s home with prominent Republicans.
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Century of Bio Exposition Reopens With Parade and Upgrades
The exposition reopens featuring a large military parade and a newly rebuilt bell. It boasts 12 new foreign exhibits, enhanced science and manufacturer displays, and expanded Midway, with the Chicago and Detroit symphonies offering concerts. The event promises a bigger, brighter year than previous praise.
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Barrow and Bonnie Parker Killed in Texas Ambush
Outlaw LLde Barrow and companion Bonnie Parker were ambushed near Glasland Texas by Texas rangers while attempting to flee in their car. Both are reported to have firearms in hand as they died, ending a spree marked by robberies and police attention.
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Bulgaria Under Military Rule After Bloodless Coup
A bloodless coup in Bulgaria installs a military-backed government led by Premier Kimon Guerogule. President Boris signs about thirty decrees dissolving parliament, centralizing power, shrinking the legislature, and focusing on rural regions while arresting former officials.
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President Kooslylit Moves on Silver Bill Amid Silver Bloc Split
President Kooslylit told Congress what silver bill he would accept as the silver bloc signs to back a compromise. Senator Kes Littman promptly introduces the measure, with some bloc members unsatisfied yet expect passage by session end. The bill leaves to the President discretion the price and placement of silver in the monetary system and its stabilization.
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Roosevelt appoints officials to lead education groups
A Grokan IF FOOR has re signed as United States commissioner of education effective July 1. President Roosevelt designates John Ward Studebaker of Des Moines to succeed him. Doctor Zook, former president of the University of Akron, will become director of the American Council of Education in the fall.
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New Wisconsin Progressive party forms from La Follette faction
Delegates from Wisconsin and farm groups aligned with Senator La Follette revive opposition to Republican control. They launch the Progressive party in Fond du Lac, denouncing past Republican prosperity and calling for reforms amid national inflation debate.
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Socialists in Office Stir Debate Across Nations
The article surveys rising socialist influence in governments worldwide, noting leaders like Ramsay MacDonald and Georges Clemenceau as allies of reform. It discusses how socialism has become a fixture in politics, the New Deal’s perceived consolidation of authority, and tensions with church and aristocracy amid global unrest.
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