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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1925
Page
4
Exclusive photo shows Mire Jom Allen of Chicago whose body was found reformed to Seeth in their apartment. Mrs Alles and her husband accused of robbing the crime scene in the sensational case reported by Merica Times Recorder.
Article recalls Samuel Woodworth born in New England son of a farmer who moved to New York. It notes his 1840s song The Oaken Bucket inspired by a New England rural scene and his later fame. Also mentions Robert William Bradley who ran away to join a circus at 13 and now has a $200,000 estate. executors cannot locate him.
Ida Wise Smith was elected vice-president of the national organization at the annual convention. The Iowa Women’s Christian Temperance Union will use every cent available to pursue the reward and support ongoing efforts.
Fragmentary note describes University of Cincinnati football players nicknamed bear cats. Mentions names Pimzx SWSOn and Giedys among players and a girl student receiving food. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Paul Berlenbech and Shorty the Great Dane train in Summit New Jersey. Shorty prepares for a bout with Jack Delaney planned for December in New York.
An unclear fragment reports destruction of items or groups named Anneel Ce Cotton Oz Matis with undetermined details. The note provides no dates locations or authorities and yields no actionable information.
Fshamd appoints Sioyuimsit as new premier following Grekeki cabinet collapse. The transition comes amid political upheaval as Shamd seeks stability and leadership. Sioyuimsit pledged reforms and unity to guide government through a fragile period.
Two mysterious shooters opened fire at a roadhouse near Wisconsin Rapids last night, killing farmer A. Davis and injuring William Bauer as proprietors watched. The assailants fled in an automobile, Bauer and Davis were strangers, and Bauer claimed he had never seen Davis before the attack.
Governor Miriam Ferguson announced a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any Texan involved in liquor law violations where property is valued at $5,000 or more. The proclamation cited limited funds but urged action.
The Hortense Tinsley Missionary Society Bible Class will meet Monday at 3 PM at Mrs. Willis Hawkins in the Fort Apartments on Lee Street. Guest of honor is J. A. Knight of Valdosta visiting her daughter Mrs. Wallis Mott.
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