Chicago Lawyer Raves as National Committee Head
Erratic garbled text notes the national committee head in a mood described as receptive or inattentive, with references to a lawyer in Chicago and a job or position. The fragment also mentions West and organization, but details are unclear.
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Hicago
Raves
JOB AG
National Committee
Frederic William Wile
Ashington
Dec
Republican National Committee
Butler
Roy O O. West
West
Chicago
Fred W. Upham
G. O
White House
Ilanton Launches Senatorial Boom in 1928 Plans
In Washington, Roy O. West emerges as a potential Republican national chairmanship candidate, while Senator Blanton of Texas and Judge Milton Courtright Elliott push for a liberal booze platform. Prohibition reform themes stir both parties as 1928 bids begin.
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Blanton
Senate
Thomas L. Blanton
Demerat
Texas
Congress
Washington
Clanton
Abilene
Blann
United States Senate
Blinton
Mayfield
Tom the
Treasury
Milton Courtright Eliott
Virginia
Elliott
Weather Cast for New Mexico and Arizona
The dispatch notes unsettled weather in New Mexico on Monday with possible rain and a return to fair and warmer conditions by Tuesday. Arizona sees generally fair skies on Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Temata
Weather Report Snapshot From A Blurry Page
The readable fragment notes a high temperature around 64 with a late day low near 40. It mentions wind direction changes and a cloudy to sunny trend, but many digits and words are garbled, leaving an incomplete forecast and unclear timing.
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Ighest Temmperature
Ywest Temperaature
Ververscoee
Ccesseu
Bloodstained letters link in murder mystery
A bloodstained letter written by Erdman Olson to Clara Olson, found after her disappearance, is to be read to a coroner's jury along with a decipherable note from Olson. The notes implicate a planned clandestine marriage and shed light on the missing college boy believed to be alive, with Erdman Olson charged with murder.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Clara Olson
Erdman Olson
Olson
Erdman
Chicago
Crawford County
G. Earl
Clara
Gale College
Here
Christ Olson
Christ
Albert Olson
Fordman
Pather
Unfounded Talk on Williams Replacement Denied
In Santa Fe on December 5, Republican leaders including Gov-Elect Dillon and Lt. Gov. Zargent dismissed a report that Hugh H. Williams would be replaced as Republican state chairman. Dillon, Zargent, Judge Holloman and others called the rumor baseless, while Williams described it as political propaganda.
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Santa FE
Hugh H. Williams
R. C. Dillon
Dillon
Hugh Williams
Congress Opens With Broad Agenda Before Three Month Session
Congress begins a new session facing over 12 000 pending bills plus hundreds more. Key items include rivers and harbors funding and judiciary salary increases while alien property, radio, banking bills and poison gas prohibition are listed for action. The opening day features prayers roll calls and a White House message delivery.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Federal Judiciary
McFadden Branch
Turkey
White House
Chile to Consider Kellogg Plan on Tacna Arica
Washington December 5 Chile agrees to consider in principle Secretary Kellogg's proposal that Tacna and Arica disputed provinces be sessioned to Bolivia as part of a settlement.
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Washington
Chile
Kellogg
Bolivia
Tacna
Arica
Oklahoma City detective shot in bed. Luther Bishop slain
Luther Bishop an operative of the state bureau of investigation was killed in his Oklahoma City home as he slept. Seven bullets struck him, including two close range shots to the back and shots to the arms and chest. The assailant fled by roof and car. Bishop helped assemble evidence that led to the convictions of W. K. Hale and John Ramsey in the murder of Henry Roan.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Luther Bishop
State Bureau of Investigation and Identification
Bishop
W. K. Hale
John Ramsey
Henry Roan
Arizona youth dies after fall in abandoned mine shaft
Dee 14 year old George Radford fell eighty five feet into the mouth shaft of the Haines mine near Buckeye while playing near the shaft. Ivan Roseberry survived by clinging to timber as the mine remained sealed and long unused. Rescue efforts were hindered by fetid air before the body was retrieved.
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Buckeye
Ariz. Dee
George Radford
W. TR. Radford
Lueckeye
Haines
White Tanke Mountains
Ivan Roseberry
Roseberry
Radford
Sadford
Hatch
Fred Looney
Mr. Hatch
Leaders Meet Today on Appointments in New Mexico
Republican leaders gather in Santa Fe to discuss appointive offices to be dispensed by the governor. Governor-elect Dillon and other out of town figures attend a banquet at Lamy as the party debates whether to abolish the comptroller’s office and reassign gasoline tax and motor license duties.
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Santa FE
State Central Committee
Dillon
Lamy
Edward Sargent
Chuma
Charles Springer
Max Fernandes
Firet
Tax Commission
State and
Statute
Comptrollers' Office
Comptroller's Office
Secretary of State
Highway Department
State Auditor's Office
Gascoline Tax Bureau
Nathan Jaffa
John &. Clark
John
Huerta Awaits Border Town Capture to Return to Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta, former provisional president, says he will head the Mexican revolution from abroad once a border garrison falls and his entry will follow U.S. law. He claims 14,000 rebels against Calles in Sonora, 9,000 well armed, many Yaqui, with contact in Los Angeles and Tucson.
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Tucson
Ariz
Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
Calles
Senor de la Huerta
Arizona Daily Star
Don Adolfo
Department of Justice
Los Angeles
Immigraon
Senora
Sonora
Senator Steck Unseating Motion Faces Iowa Democrats
Des Moines sources report Senator H M D Stephens of Mississippi may introduce in the U S Senate a resolution to unseat Senator Dan Steck of Iowa. The move follows claims of improper funds for Steck’s attorneys fees in a prior election contest. An Ottumwa district court suit by James M Parsons seeks about 10 000, with roughly 5 000 paid.
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Des Moines
Iowa
HM. D. Stephens
Mississippi
United States Senate
Dan Bteck
James M. Parsons
Steck
Parson
Ottumwa
Stephens
Sclon
Hleck
Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
Bleck
Sunday School Teacher Turns Wicked Bandit
Thomas Stephenson, 19, a Sunday school teacher at First Methodist Arlington, confessed to five Saturday night holdups. He was captured after taking $100 at pistol point from the Star Luggage manager on Market Street and called himself The Ace to managers.
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Newark
N. J
Thomas Stephenson
Stephenson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Arlington
Star Luggage Company
Market Street
Governor and eight friends face dry law trial in Alabama
Governor W. W. Brandon of Alabama and eight companions with a black servant await trial Monday for violating the state prohibition law. The case stems from a raid on McQueen's hunting camp on Magnolia river near Foley, Baldwin county, with several named defendants including Louisville businessmen, railroad officials, and Montgomery staff members. If missing, officials will seek to compel attendance.
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Mobile
Ala
W. W. Brandon
Alabama
McQueen
Magnolia River
Foley
Stuart
Bay Minette
Baldwin County
Brandon
David JR. Castleman
William Castleman
Louisville
Addison RR. Smith
Alabama Governor Brandon to Miss Court Appearance
Governor W. W. Brandon of Alabama will not attend a Bay Minette court Monday to answer prohibition charges stemming from a raid on McQueen's hunting camp where liquor was alleged to be found. He told AP by telephone Sunday night he did not receive notice.
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Mempins
Tenn
W. W. Brandon
Alabama
Bay Minette
Ala
Associated Press
Brandon Wafid
McQueen
Violent Storm Fatal to Ten Blamed on Blizzard
A violent storm and blizzard sweep Geneva area causing ten deaths as a trolley strikes an automobile and two men die in the cold exposure. A third death is attributed to the blizzard conditions. Early reports list victims and authorities investigating.
Seven Dead in New England Area Blizzard Strikes The Northeast
Three deaths reported in Buffalo amid a heavy snowstorm. Kenneth March and Melvin Britten killed when a trolley struck their car in Lockport. George Jones succumbs to exposure in Buffalo as Geneva sees a Lehigh Valley coach fire during blizzard conditions. Snow averages seven inches along Erie lines with no major delays.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lockport
Kenneth March
Melvin Britten
Smithville
George Jones
Erie Rail Road
Geneva
Lehigh Valley
Snow blankets New York region with heavy early season fall
A strong wind swept first heavy snowfall across the east with depths from three to fourteen inches. Buffalo logged the heaviest fall while New England was struck by a blizzard. New York City fought to keep ferry routes and bridges open as 170000 trucks daily moved food. Philadelphia reported three inches as the storm turned to sleet and rain.
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New York
Bufefalo
New England
Boston
New York City
Metropolis
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cold blizzard follows record December weather deaths in New England
A severe snow storm and northeast gale hit central New England causing five deaths and disrupting transport. Firefighter Alonzo Walz of Everett died of heart failure while fighting the blizzard as the weather worsened. Continued on Page Two.
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Poston
Weather Bureau
New England
Alonzo Walz
Everett
Tragic Car Plunge Into Littl Pond Ends In Deaths
Plymouth Mass December tragedy reveals two lives lost when a car dove from a road into Littl Pond. Baruhh Swift of Chiltonville and Antonid Thomas of North Plymouth died after the vehicle traveled 160 yards off road and plunged into the water. Brake set and transmission in neutral, police seek cause while autopsy pending and district attorney to review.
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Plymouth
Mass
Littl Pond
Baruhh Swift
Chiltonville
Antonid Thomas
North Plymouth
Plymouth Center
Thomas
Weptien M, Wilebur
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Porecass
Wisconsin
Hgh Williams
Coolidge
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Capitol
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Adgbert B. Cumning
Bert M. Fernald
Maine
Arthur K. Gould
David W. Stewart
David J. Walsh
Massachusetts
Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Joe" Cannon
Underwood and Underwood
Alberta Hoppe
Linn County
Jeanette Rushing
Sunflower County
United States
Karren Griffin
Oscar
Comptroller’s Office
Huerta
Stege
H. D. Stephens
Ife
Blizezard
Cold Kills
Massachusetts Lake
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