Oil man calls it a personal loan
Edward L. Doheny of Los Angeles, lessee of two naval oil reserves, testifies before the Senate public lands committee that he loaned $100,000 to former Secretary of the Interior Fall. He calls it a friendly transaction unrelated to the leases, and presents a written declaration. He says he did not disclose the loan earlier because he had not been asked by the Formmilles. Doheny, accompanied by counsel, maintains the loan was lawful.
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Los Angeles
Cal
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Denby
Hart Sinclair
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Wetale
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House Democrats Hold Edge in Tax Reduction Drive
Washington report notes Democrats press for a 4 percent top income tax cap while Republicans split on the Melton plan. President Coolidge threat to veto amendments looms. GOP fault lines widen as leaders push compromise amid public debate. In Vincennes district, clergy report health updates and pulpit coverage continues.
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Garner
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White House
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Injured Washington barber Pryor dies after paralysis
Pryor, a long time Washington barber who came to the city in 1905, died after a fall on his back yard ice left him paralyzed. He was employed at Hembres Ibe shops and leaves wife Sueler and two sons Richard and David. Also noted: Patrick Hannan, 69 or 75, Irish immigrant ditcher known for his humor and skill, died at the Dennis home after tuberculosis and heart weakness. His funeral will be at St Simon's Church with burial at Mt. Olivet.
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Pikes County
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Barbers’ Union
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Loyal Order of Moose
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Ireland
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Washington
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Philagraplé Parsons Warn
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White Brains For Negro Holdup Gang Gang In Bank Robbery
Reported gang led by Russell Gibson planned and carried out a $45,000 Main Street bank robbery and a $10,000 payroll heist at Irving Pitt Manufacturing. Police list Gibson as mastermind with payments asserted to accomplices, amid broader fits of violence and arrests.
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Irving Pitt Manufacturing Company
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Rusty’ Gibson
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Gib Ransdd
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Indiana Farm Bureau President Addresses Wheat Pooling Talk
President Willan Settla Bettle of the Indiana Farm Bureau spoke to a large Daviess county crowd on Wednesday night. He discussed wheat pooling, its expected strong control in Indiana, and the benefits seen in other regions. Bettle noted the federation’s tax program and pending tax relief efforts at the upcoming legislature. He also described plans for a statewide canning growers cooperative to pool tomato output and negotiate higher prices with canners.
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Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
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Major Fowler outlines three components of U S armed forces
Major Fowler says the United States armed forces consist of three parts: the regular army, the national guard, and the organized reserve. He emphasizes the guard as the first line of defense and notes a large reserve of veterans ready for training. He warns that the reserve is underused and urges building readiness even without declared war.
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Fowler
National Court
National Guard
Union
United States
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Indiana
Sam B. Wolf Shoe Company to Locate in Seymour
Local reports announce the Sam B. Wolf Shoe Company of Cincinnati will establish a new factory in Seymour. An extensive remodeling plan is underway with a target operation date around March 15, promising about 400 jobs and daily production of 1,060 baby shoe pairs once at full capacity.
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Cincinnati
Seymour
Washington
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Seymay Tribune
Sam H. Wolf
Seymour Caténet Company
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Fragmentary Note About Government and Expenses
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions government, expenses, and a reference to Edgar and past actions. The text is garbled with stray letters and unclear meaning, offering no coherent events or names beyond generic references to governance and spending.
Unclear fragmentary note on nobles and revolution honors
Fragmentary OCR text references nobles rendezvous, revolutions, a premiere war tid, and a play. Content is garbled, with incomplete names and dates, no coherent event or clear entities to identify.
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