Supposed Slayer Held Admits Involvement In Slaughter
Police in Kansas City Kansas held suspect John Frage after a string of murders tied to Mrs Emeline Bernhardt her son Georgs Thomas Morgafi and Janet Graves. Feagle confessed to tensions with the Bernhardt family and claimed innocence regarding the killings while police planned blood fingerprint comparisons from the closet wall.
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Kansas City
Deo
Feagle
Fiager
Mrs.Dembardt
Prii
Ura
Ofivern
Feagie
Doctor Emil Reich Dies. Hungarian Born Scholar and Lecturer
Dr Emil Reich died yesterday. Born in Eperies Hungary in 1854 he was a noted author and lecturer who spoke in the United States for a quarter century. He published a work on the cadence of the British Empire and was a musician who studied with Liszt.
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Lenton
Emil Reich
Eperies
Hungary
Reich
British Empire
Beving
Liszt
Pie
Nicaragua 15 At Phage Washington Dec 3
Nicaragua 15 at Phage Washington reports on the current government of Nicaragua and its reliance on military and foreign support. Analysts note regional tensions and potential shifts in leadership as diplomatic positions evolve.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Nicaragie
Diplomatic Views on Nicaragua Recognition Policy
Thomas C. Dawson of the State Department led a special mission to Nicaragua. The delegation believes Dr. Salvador Cas- Arti, the representative at the Bartrada Bevermagoh, will be recognized as a key figure. The effort aims to stabilize relations and establish a firm diplomatic footing with the country.
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Stable Foundation
United States
Thomas C. Dawson
State Department
Mlanion
Nicaragua
Salvador Cas- Arti
Batrada Bevermagoh
Ag Ifiteter
Attack on Non-Union Men Ends in Death at Pradenville
In Lulohe Pennsylvania on December 1 Michael Mlasourick a striking armer attacked homes of non union workers with a weapon at Pradenville. Deputies protected 16 houses as shots were exchanged and Mlasourick was shot and wounded, later dying at a hospital.
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Lulohe
Michael Mla—sourick
Pradenville
Fawn Wootm
Record Snowfall Boosts Montana Water Prospects
Snow in the mountains is described as the heaviest for years, with bankers of snow in hollows deepening weekly. Reports from northern Montana indicate sufficient snow to aid ranchers, while Plathead shows deep accumulations promising ample water for thousands of acres next year.
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Trugulion
Ranchora
Tin State
Montana
Butte City News Briefs Include Local Birth and Wedding
A baby was born December 12 to Mr and Mrs Ed Thabo at 640 Nevada Avenue. W L Miler, Missouri River Power superintendent, is in Butte from Helena. A marriage ceremony was performed for Charles W Johnson and Bima Wiltale by Judg Dontag. H H Clarke and H M Kirton with T A Pridham, three government secret service men, are in Butte. Mrs Charles Curnow of 30 North Franklin is homebound with a broken wrist from a fall home.
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Ed Thabo
Neveda Avenue
W. L. Miler
Mistouri River Power Company
Butts
Helena
Tudge Dontag
Charles WH Johnson
Bima Wiltale
H. H. Clarke
Missoula
BH. M. Kirton
T. A. Pridham
Butte
Charles Curnow
Franklin Street
Henaur Har
Curnow
al Porta
Pyramid Cure Promises At‑Home Piles Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Cure for piles with claims of instant relief and permanent cure. It promises a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co and asserts no knife or doctor needed, with a full-sized box costing 60 cents afterward. The copy emphasizes privacy and painless treatment at home.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Maraball
Mich
Thonsahda
Tor
Confirmation of Chief Justice White at Senate vote
The Senate confirmed Chief Justice White after a brief debate with one senator voicing opposition. White appeared moved on confirmation day, thanking the president and Senate. He pledged to fulfill duties with humility while acknowledging increased administrative responsibilities.
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Hayburn
Idaho
Justice White
Senate
Antiva Louisian
Congress
Foster and
Thornton
Hin
Juntios
Justin White
Menain
Tial
Aenure
Appointment adds Hongr to judge Hunt post
Disputed report states Judge Hunt gains an additional seat on the court as a distinct division judge. The move, tied to commerce and appeals matters, would see Hunt serve alongside Washington appointments with Supreme Court refining the lineup after terms end.
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Hunt
Tmhp
Stanton
Westington
Supreme Court
Taw
Nie Cpntmores
Minih Dla Triet
Commerce Court
Storekeeper Refuses Rope Without Prescription
In a faulty OCR recount, a shopper asks for rope in a store. The clerk closes a book and declares rope cannot be sold without a prescription, while the narrator struggles with garbled dialogue and misread names. The piece preserves the anticlimactic, puzzled tone of the era.
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Chancon
Fc Cluthralinn
Io Ake
Mt Andames
Pfelter
Dietz Trial Review of Twelve Years' Struggle
Hayward Wie December 12 coverage notes the Dietz trial for murder of Deputy Abert Orcat Harp on October 3 last. The case will examine eight years of conflict between Dietz and Anwyar county authorities.
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Dietz
Hayward, Wie
Soln
Huttle
Western railroads ready for engineers strike
Suckarye, Diga, noting a walkout by locomotive engineers may occur within 24 hours. Northwest railways quietly prepare with reserves at division points to operate messenger trains if engineers strike. Lines with reserve engineers include Northern Pacific Great Northern Milwaukee Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific.
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Suckarye
Diga
Northorn Pacific
Great Orthorn
Mun Waukes
Canadian Pacifico
Union Pacific
Big Cities Debts Half Their Value Across Nation
Washington report shows combined public debt of large city elites at 1.213 billion while city property valued at 2.748 billion. Details cover 188 cities over 90 000 population excluding New York Detroit and St Louis with emphasis on water systems and franchise incomes. A Young Women's Democratic meeting is set at the Women's Civic Building Park and Alabama streets this afternoon to hear the constitution committee report.
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Consan Bureau
New York
Detroit
Mast St. Louis
Auch
San Franciecb
Cambridge
Atlantic City
Anso
Soong
Weenses
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Fdheas
Boston
Baltimore
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Warman
Ctv
Park
Alabama
Cork
Committee On Constitution
Lowwa
Death of Meaderville resident and Belasco wedding planned
Father Marion Mitchell aged years and 6 months, son of Mr and Mrs William J Rundle, died last night at the family residence 40 Mitte ntroes Meaderville of heart trouble The wedding of Miss Auguste Betesco daughter of David Belasco to William Eliott the tearful and tent compelling hero of Madame XX will occur during the last week of January
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Marion Mitchell
William J. Rundle
Mittentroes
Meaderville
Auguste Betesco
David Belasco
William Eliott
Madame XX
Butte Citizens Seek Juvenile Court Through Church Coalition
Business leaders in Butte plan to establish a juvenile court modeled after Minnesota and Colorado systems. They will rally church groups including Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish congregations to push a legislative bill. A committee will present the proposal to ministers and coordinate with bishops and rabbis for support ahead of Helena session.
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Butte
Gilver Baw
Colorado
Minnesota
Judgne Tindsey
Denver
Tho Catholica
Ministerial Association
Pacsmire
Spalesman
Carroll
Puedmore
Deatt
Passmore
A. Iny
Mis Uhyrsh
Helena
National Capital Affairs in Brief
National Capital Affairs in Brief reports on Justice White's nomination to chief justice, the omnibus bill’s progress, and pension appropriations for the District of Columbia. It notes tax debates, a New Mexico Texas boundary issue, constitutional convention considerations against polygamy, and a solicitor general nomination. Also mentions arrests in Hutchinson and thefts tied to the night’s crime wave.
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Washington
White
al Clae
Senate
District of Columbia
House Committee On
Washington State
Howe
Tasr
Fire at Children's Home Kills Infant in Ondilans
A blaze swept the Ondilans children's home during evening prayers injuring several older children and fatally burning Ralph Barnos, aged one year. The fire destroyed the Ktehellen ward and caused partial collapse, with authorities launching an inquiry into the incident.
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Atc
Ralph Barnos
Basides
Electric Teapot A Delight to the Woman Who Entertains
A feature on the electric teapot praising its convenience for hosting affairs. It highlights stylish design, quick heating, and modern kitchen ease for the woman who entertains guests. The piece extols efficiency and chic appeal in everyday entertaining.
Landis Denounces Witnesses' Charge in Belek Trust Case
Chicago December 12 Mrs Ailean Chris Ropner a government witness in the Belek trust case was ordered held with counsel until papers and documents are produced. Judge Landis rejected the accusations of Miss Christopher and her attorney that Charles B Dewoldy tipped grand jury. Miss Christopher said she withheld documents about Devorrohor alive of her duties against the trust because Dewoldy allegedly gave grand jury information to outsiders. She was given until today to obtain the documents.
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Chicago
Ailean
Chris. Ropner
Cook County
John A. Brown
Hey Pynnaces
Landis
Federal District Court
Mire
Christopher
Charles B Dewooly
Department of Justice
Devorrohor
Devoudy
Drought suspect Meyer confesses before U S Commissioner
Frank Meyer, accused of using malls for fraud as a member of a swindle ring, broke down and admitted guilt before United States Commissioner Mann. He said the jig is up and he plans to return to Cornell to tell all he knows. Meyer blamed his actions on the law’s demands and expressed regret over the harm to his wife and family. His bond was set at 65,000, with 4,000 already posted.
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Billings
United States
Mann
Frank Meyer
Meyer
Cornell Riaffa
Mexor
Alger Elore
Minengolla
Tha Kamo
Hoe
Afayar
Hilabond Wan
Antauld
Unclear OCR narrative of a fatal attack and bystander names
Fragmentary report describes a fatal stabbing near a town involving Wawer Ila Nich and Mary Williamann with unclear relations to an uncle. A man identified as RoyAL BAMA ANA allegedly attacked and killed another person in a square, with garbled phrases about driving or striking and a mysterious Draken reference.
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Albuquerque Ni M
Dee
Mary Williamann
Tchon
Senches
Mnoto
Ray Garly
Cray
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