Pirates Capture Steamer Carrying 1.42 Million in Rum Cargo
Twenty sailors, seized in port aboard the Dennelia, allegedly officers in disguise, are accused of piracy over a 1.42 million dollar rum cargo. The Atlanta chased by a 50-foot power boat after a pitched battle near Atlantic City. the Dennelia captured sixty miles southeast of Atlantic City and brought to New York.
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Associated Presa New York
Toresailors
Roaridtin Unk
Obstrepterous
Dennelia
Atlanta
Atctic City
Atlanticity
New York
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Reader
In Vinton Iowa Mrs Frank Slicers shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her after childhood illness left her unable to attend school. She later became a housekeeper with six children and says the medicine aided her through each birth and beyond, a claim echoed by others over decades.
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Vinton
Iowa
Lydia
Pinkham
Prank Slicers
7Th Avenue
Lydia i. Pinkham
Ito
Indicted Guardsmen Link to Piracy Aboard Dennettta
Six members of a ring are indicted for piracy as the Dennettta freighter with a doctored American flag sailed toward New York. Commander Blake of the Seneca reported aboard to find alcohol flowing and crew drinking before towing the ship past New York Bay. US Attorney Stirhman noted cargo including 200 drums of Moroccan alcohol and 7,000 cases of pharmaceuticals among other illicit goods bound for Philadelphia and beyond.
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Blake
Seneca
Alangside
Dennett
New York
New York Bay
United State
Lomma
Stirhaan
United States
Ile Timit
Stiehman
Philadelphia
Stiebuvar
Gaston
Aalivas
German Police Break Up Fascist Military Groups
Berlin reports police raided twenty seven residences and offices, dissolving five fascist athletic societies and warning of possible military organizations. Investigations tie to plans for a fascist dictatorship. No arrests confirmed. evidence limited. Prominent figures and industrialists named in the probe amid ongoing inquiries.
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Proogs
Berlin
Admirit von Schroeder
Jor
Plejmeien Titane
Hines
Portes fans rally amid tense outside press base
In a murky report, supporters gather near the exterior of the repring base as tensions rise over an unnamed event. Officials decline comment while crowd noises echo through the area.
Fragmented fragmentary notes on team ethics and duties
Jumbled lines reference Ames and football players facing scrutiny over behavior and management. Aims mention attention to players, deflate gate concerns, and a coach or official voice urging proper conduct amid ongoing internal debate. Names appear garbled and largely unreadable.
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Mae Ghytson
Les
Ciolheromeo
Fragmentary newspaper line hints at personal note or letter
A jumble of quoted phrases and garbled words appears to record a ciphered or damaged text. It references names like Noah and J. dy, with scattered fragments suggesting a personal message or note. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a clear event or topic.
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Shawn
Morris Vitter
Aisten Linsed
Stephone
Mabe
Taic Momure
Portes
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Simms
Simms Texas
North
Central
Texas
E. R. Lewis
Simms Oil Company
Amarillo
Otte Loews
Baletiens
Balfort
Ison
Bies
Hansss Cvs Pee
Mis Anne A
Lander Swneng CO
Gses
Por Salie
Niry Faimiae
Fartie James A Bush
N.s.griggs & Sons Funeral Directors
Culllee and
Packard
Amee Range Service
Dayier Si
Ll. Canph
Wegder
KODAK
Twaddell Pains Company, Inc
Polk Street
Alce
Flabbeal Homée
Polk
Paoue
Dolby Wwevier
Lee J. Marks
Vttorney and
Counse
Paice Pormeal
Deanwicht
Oklabona
Ranger
Vexars
Auarte LO Bom
Ding Ainavilla, Texas
Jones
Futue
Plorman's
Spronn Jones
Noah Mietiie
J. Dy. Holasedts
Joe
Kate
Taleany
T. J. Dawson
Soxseranivvetinne Ades
Nesene
Vhemwe Sou
Carver Gev
Wolfram
Feve
Lachburn
Tle. Polk
Span
E. Lee Smith
Superior Dry Cleaners
Dort
Amarillo Brick & Supply CO
Building Service
Henry FF
Palmer
Smith
J. F. Bromert
D.C
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