Eight Children Trek Foodless Hike From Los Angeles
Four adults, including attorney for San Angels, funded search after eight children, separated from parents, walked about 49 miles toward the coast amid hunger and fatigue. Report says a wave of support followed from newspaper men and others aiding the trek.
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Unclear OCR: scattered items in Today's Standard
Fragmentary readable phrases describe sports updates, court actions, weather, and local notices. Mentions include New York events, a war context, hunting, seating debates, and municipal ordinances. Several garbled names and places hinder precise reconstruction.
President Seeks Causes Behind Bill Hold Up
President questions delays in bill passage amid currency reform debates. White House notes objections from major senators and bankers, with senators Weccock Missouri and Fort among those voicing concerns. Confederation of committee members and economists discuss currency stabilization plans and potential impact on inflation.
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Stonington, Cagn. Set, ikkiemish he trench Cin wenis i tie parth port of Uris town. The robbery yielded 316,000 but later reduced as boot y was recovered. Army and civilian arrests followed, with suspects described and a police search continuing through the town.
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Socialists Decide Not to Defy Judge Humphreys
Socialist group in Westinka square halted planned dissent tonight fearing a clash with Judge Humphreys. News notes a meeting canceled and reports that six women and others may face jail, with sheriffs showing courtesy as authorities prepare the next move and possible pardons.
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Riotous mob saves leader amid jail threat in London
A chaotic platform scene in London sees militants clash to free Miss Kenner from confinement. Police disperse the crowd as tensions flare, with hats and a cane later auctioned off for a combined sum of about 58 dollars.
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Miss Kinney
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Miss Kenney
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Weather fears grip anxious fans in New York session
Confused fragmentary text reports weather fears impacting fans and a session in New York. The readable bits mention anticipated conditions and anxious expectations around events, with unclear details and names missing.
World Series Opener Promises Tense Batting and Bets
The article describes eager spectators from across the United States awaiting the first game of the World Series. Both New York and Philadelphia fans debate starting pitchers and bets abound on Markewson, Marquard, and the opener. City crowds travel, and managers weigh lineups while bookmakers and fans fretting over nerves and strategy.
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Convicted or Suspected: Henry Spencer Linked to Multiple Murders
Court and police report that Henry Spencer, jailed for alleged confessions, is tied to several murders through cross examinations and witness identifications. Halpin claims solid proof of Rexroat murder amid robbed homes, with connections to Mrs Rexroat and Mrs Wight. Investigators cite conflicting timelines and missing records as they pursue possible two murder cases.
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Texront
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Wight
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Fength
Art student murder mystery unsettled in town
A fragmentary police report details a murder of an art student. Witnesses describe a late night confrontation, a hurried exit by the suspect, and uncertainty over motive. Investigators pursue possible connections to a local cabaret and the victim’s art studies.
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