Unclear OCR Fragment on Robert Franks Slayers Case
Fragmentary OCR mentions September date and Leopold and Loeb case terms. Core names are obscured. no coherent event or outcome is readable to confirm specifics.
29 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR mentions September date and Leopold and Loeb case terms. Core names are obscured. no coherent event or outcome is readable to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary OCR records show court proceedings with references to witnesses and defense arguments. Names such as Crowe and Cortland appear amid garbled phrases describing testimonies and objections at a final summit or debrief.
Fragments from a weather brief show uncertain meteorological notes at Eon and Telit locations with sporadic readings. The readable text references temperature and wind but lacks clear timing or region details.
A pitcher well about seven miles east of a southeastern New Mexico site hit gas at a depth near 1 959 feet in the Tower Peroose Valles area. Early estimates suggest about 1 000 000 cubic feet of gas daily, with retumed production pending final depth completion.
A Ford sedan overturned in a collision on North 1th Street near War school Thursday. Five occupants escaped with minor injuries and a 5-year-old girl suffered a braised arm. Furniture and wheels scattered. one front tender bent. Protractor G. Hahner rushed to assist.
President Calvin Coolidge leaves Vermont after a two week rest and heads to Washington. Mrs. Coolidge and son John tour nearby sites before boarding the train, visiting the cemetery of Calvin Jr. and relatives. He resumes official duties with renewed energy, visiting the temporary offices and handling daily mail and wire updates.
The White Sox and Giants plan to sail around October 15 for a European tour. Details on destinations and schedules remain to be announced by the clubs.
Alamogordo New Mexico Aug 25 Eston a trail foreman in the White Mountain region of the Lincoln forest was injured in a rockslide yesterday while en route to a forest fire and died this morning Pfingston who lived at Nogal New Mexico leaves a widow and family.
Reported chaotic scenes as New York harbor ships endure storm with passengers and crews strained. The Danish freighter Nordfarer identified as the worst affected amid heavy seas and wreckage.
The Santa Fe system shows July net operating income of $5,569,025.40, up $236,425.60 from July 1923. Total operating revenues for the year declined by about $702,172.92 from 1923, while the year-to-date July 31 1924 net income reached $1,055,705.90, a drop from 1925 figures of $238,75?50.
A fragmentary notice reports a conference of chiefs held in Alamogordo with attendees or leaders unnamed amid garbled text.
An express train derailed 200 miles from here en route from the Utes to Moscow. Forty persons were killed and many injured as the wreck triggered a fire and explosion. Officials say the cause may have been a torn track and the engine was buried under wreckage. Rescuers sent from nearby stations and Odessa await official victim counts.
The article describes a community project by Tularosa water users to construct a dam and implement a water rights system. J. J. Saunders led the building effort with local farmers contributing labor and resources. Older residents note this plan as a novel solution in the region.
Fossil hunters uncover tusks skull and rib bones of a mastodon at Espanola. The discovery adds to the pile of Ice Age remains unearthed in New Mexico rides. Researchers assess the site for further remains and preservation.
Dallaw Texas August announces he will not back Miriam Ferguson for Texas governor and forwards his resignation as Democratic national executive committeeman of Texas to Clem L. Shaver, national chairman. Thomas P. Love, elected at Waco, explains his withdrawal after five years in state leadership and plans to retire from the post.
Detectives charge Dorothy Duarns 21, James Byrne 26 and three others with a Broadway Maiden Lane robbery that yielded 100000 in Semela. A sixth mastermind remains at large as authorities pursue the crime’s ringleader.
The Night of the American Army air voyage from Ivigtut Greenland to Labrador was postponed due to continued stormy weather. A rising barometer gave hope for a Saturday continuation, but a Milwaukee report of strong winds off Ivigtut caused officials to delay the jump planned near Lebrador.
An ammonia tank explosion in a southside Des Moines grocery injures 12 others and destroys parts of the building. One child, Angie Schatt, is dead. The tank was in the basement under the sidewalk and the blast ripped the walkway and first floor.
Santa Fe reports on August 29 as Democratic state chair candidacy details surface for H. Hunker. The fragment notes party leadership discussion and potential campaign dynamics.
New York reports the weekly American Petroleum Institute summary shows US crude oil production increased by 3,?50 barrels to a total of 2,037,700 for the week ending August 23. Regional figures list gains in the East and Gulf areas with declines in California and several central regions.
Artesia New Mexico Rotarians urge local farmers to expand poultry raising. Businessmen seek to engage farmers with better stock and marketing. Farmers have earned thousands from poultry ships to Pecos and El Paso markets with eggs and birds moving daily.
Report from a State Farmer-Labor gathering at Clovis shows the platform of La Follette and Wheeler endorsed. The convention forms a permanent organization and aims to align on a joint state platform, with the goal of uniting reform groups.
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