TEMPERANCE GROUP ASKS WINE BEER BODY OF MOTHER OF NINE WEDGED
Sioux City Iowa February 4 1926 a burned body of Mrs George Solomon 47 mother of nine is found wedged in a furnace door her two oldest sons urge police to hold their father Solomon 73 after he offers shifting alibis and admits she was near the furnace during the draft incident.
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Temperance Group
Associated Press
Sioux City
Iowa
George Solomon
Solomon
Maurice
Lawrence
Unclear OCR fragment misspells Washington meeting note
Fragmentary text mentions Washington and tax matters with disjointed phrases. No clear entities or events to identify a coherent story or outcome.
Goodnight Woman Laura Bailey Dies at 54
Mrs Laura Virginia Bailey 54 died this morning at Goodnight Funeral services set for Friday at the Baptist church Burial at Goodnight Charles Knight of Claude and Blackburn Funeral Home of Amarillo to oversee arrangements
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Laura Virginia Bailey
Goodnient
The
Baptist Church
Goodnicht
Charles Knight
Claude
Blackburn
Amarillo
Rotary club meeting at Amarillo Hotel today
The cane of Mthion was discussed by new members of the Rotary club at the luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel at noon today. Attendees included Mule Mlenehornt, Merry Kneon, A Vor, Nerse heme, MK fameon led by Irvin and Jobe Ml perio n with M. McCulliough as chairman of the helene cocamitice.
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Cade
Mthion
Rotary
Amarilflie
Mule Mlenehornt
Merry Kneon
A Vor
Nerse Heme
MK Fameon
Irvin
Jobe
Perion
M. McCulliough
Charman
The
Helene Cocamitice
Dallas 'seven thousand dollar beggar' convicted again
Dallas records a second conviction of the man known as the seven thousand dollar beggar. An elderly black man who claimed blindness refused a $5 fine and chose confinement. Prosecutors noted $1,000 in currency and bonds found on his person at the first arrest. The appeal in the second case was overruled.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Atlantic Storm Pounds Atlantic Seaboard Shrugs Off Relief
A massive snowstorm sweeps the Atlantic seaboard from Georgia to Maine, with high winds and heavy seas halting shipping and air mail. Six dead in New Britain from a snow load collapse. eight to ten thousand workers clear New York streets as barge losses and rough seas raise fatalities and damage across the coast.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Georgia
United States
Weather Bureau
New Britain
New Jersey
Atlantic
George
Maine
Pacific
Chicago
San Francisco
New York City
Great Lakes
Florida
Yrdas
Manchester
Hound
Halifax
Hanover Wireles
Moffoden National Bank Bill Advances in House
A fragmented report notes Moffoden National Bank bill passing the House. The text references associated prenatal wishineren and mentions banking practices linked to state banks, with unclear details on intent or implications.
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Moffoden National Bank
Prominent Texas Phone Officials Ponder Panhandle Growth
F M Hoag general manager of Southwestern Bell Texas left Amarillo for St Louis after a two day visit on the South Plains. He returns in ten days to plan a real Amarillo visit and says the company will meet expected regional development in coming years. M P Caldwell Fort Worth territory division commercial superintendent accompanied Hoag on the trip with George Hill guiding today through the South Plains.
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Panhandle
F. M. Hoag
Southwestern Bell Telephone System
Texas
Amarillo
St. Louis
South Plains
Commercial Superntendent
Fort Worth
Mr. Hoag
George Hill
Tees Telephone
Mr Caldwell
South Maine
Six Men Die as Foundry Roof Collapses in Disaster
A foundry roof collapse leaves ten dead and six men crushed with eleven others injured or missing. Emergency crews rush to the New Britain plant where workers and bystanders scramble amid wreckage as authorities probe the cause.
Payne Case 10 The Jury Today
The jury prepares to decide the fate of J. L. Payne on trial in a district court for the death of J. Swensen at Crosbyton on May 14, 1922. Prosecution and defense teams present their arguments as judges rule and a two hour limit is set for each side.
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J. Swensen
Crosbyton
C. B. Tender
Kinder
Lubek
W. J. Mleeher
Canyon
Mao O H. M. Wade
Lubbek
Lindy Pleteler
Reginald Denny and Friends Lost Off West Coast in Storm
A storm near the West Coast resulted in Reginald Denny and several companions missing at sea. The wreckage and search efforts are ongoing as authorities note crews failed to reach safety and a rescue operation continues.
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Reginald Denny
West Coast
Nash Motors Defers Levy Amid Market Shifts
In a period of market volatility, Nash Motors announces deferral of a planned price increase amid shifting demand and investor concerns. The company stresses liquidity and near term stability while monitoring supply chains and competitive pricing pressures.
Weather record with high and low temperatures
A weather note reports temperature extremes of 81 and 88 degrees with a daytime high around 48 degrees and a breezy air mass. The excerpt mentions today’s conditions and a period of unsettled weather.
Tomb of Sixteen Miners Is Sealed To Smother Fire
Pittsburgh Pa Feb 4 Rescue workers sealed the mine entry to smother a fire and enable recovery of the sixteen miners entombed after yesterday’s Horning mine explosion. Twenty one men were at work two miles back in the pit. two escaped and three bodies were recovered. Edward Travis and Lewis Powell were the only survivors.
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Associated Preas
Pittsburgh
Horning
Edward Travis
Lewis Powell
Episcopal Church Moves to Modify Volstead Act
New York February 4 The Church Temperance Society, long a prohibition leader, announces a shift toward modifying the Volstead act to legalize light wines and beer. Dr James Empringham cites a 20 000 member poll showing strong support while some prohibition leaders protest.
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Associated Press
New York
Church Temperance Society of the Episcopal Church
Volstead Sect
James Empringham
Anti-Saloon League
Empringham
Wheeler
Washington
Episcopal
Town Hall
Large turnout as Mrs Ida Chitwood fronts salad lesson
The News Globe cooking school draws a crowded audience in the Panhandle Motor area at 710 712 Taylor street as Mrs Ida Chitwood lectures on salads. The event follows topics on pastries simple foods cakes with prize awards each afternoon and a skin care talk by Mrs Mary Hargrave of United Drug Company.
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News-Globe
Ida Chitwood
Taylor Street
Mary Hargrave
United Drug Company
Arrests Made After Assault At The Carden Work Site
An automobile drove up to the Carden where J. Swensen and Maud Nippey were at work with his wife. Swensen and Nippey were later arrested and charged with assault with intent to murder.
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Carden
J. Swensen
Maud Nippey
Nine Building Permits Issued Totaling 43650 Yesterday
Nine building permits were issued yesterday totaling 43650 with the largest at 12000. Permits include WP Cooper for a frame dwelling at 304 West Third Street and WP Comer for a frame dwelling at 1710 Palmer Street.
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Cooper
West Tird Effert
Pilmere Etreet
Charles Kedier
Wet Pith Street
Amd
Vetere Street
Hutchinson County Company Shows Strong Performance
Fragmented OCR text shows a Hutchinson County company with good showing in a well attended event. Mentions merging and Boerner with references to top results and property related notes, but the passage is garbled and unclear.
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Hutchinson County Company
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