Two killings ignite Bucyrus mob violence case
In Crawford County, sheriff Davenport and deputy sheriffs confront a gunfight as Walter Balls and two brothers resist arrest after theft claims. Davenport dies later, while the alleged shooter, a Black man named Ralls, is shot by officers and dies at the hospital. The incident follows a fatal stock theft accusation and stirs local unrest.
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Bowie
Walter Wits
Davenport
Seval Shoteun
Erealay
Omethbe
Walter Trails
Ant Io
Walter Balls
Ronis
Arest
Edward Swit
She Or
Bhjahn Blanton
Otto Steiger
Dred Stuckert
Killel
Ralis
Aport
Crueford County
Demand Judge Quit AKEON and Municipal Court Crisis
The Iron Bar Association calls for Judge J Bar Cor to resign and for a thorough inquiry into the Municipal Court affair amid accusations of maladministration. They urge immediate removal and sanitary reforms following sharp condemnation of the court.
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AKEON
Jan
J. Bar Cor
Iron Bar Association
Ade
Judse Cox
Fernoval
Financing America's Business Recovery
An analysis by Joan H. Van Deventer on credit tightness and the need for financing to revive industry. It argues that money conditions favor strong institutions with reserves but limit access for small and mid sized businesses. Emphasizes character and future prospects as key collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Joan H. van Deventer
Col‘orward Jalera
Tametraw
Stolen Idol Curse Tied to Woman's Death in Montara
A Tremel recounts a legend of a sacred image stolen during a Peking pageant. He claims the Desai Lama curse harmed his wife Mrs. Lillian Tremel, found dead at their home as fires consumed the idol. Tremel says years of danger followed him since the theft and the relic was destroyed in a fire that preceded her death.
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Montara
Desai Lama
Lillian Remel
J. W
Tremel
Delai Lama
Peking
Gover Roberlton
Trove
Discoverer of California Gold Fared Poorly in Rush
A fragmented reminiscence recalls James Williat Marshall as the man who found gold at Sutter's Mill near Coloma California. It notes his role with Captain Sutter, the rush of 1848, and the later fading of Marshall's fame despite his key discovery.
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California
Calif
Baty Ter
James Willivat Marshall
Rarshall
Sutter
Lear
Marshall
Ue Geent
United States Supreme Court
Turaine
Washington, D.C
Murders Son and Self in Cleveland Home
In Shaker Heights a mother Gertrude Marty and her six year old son Garr were found dead in the bathroom. Mrs Marty, 42, is unconscious and said to have cut her throat with a kitchen blade. Coroner links act to grief over her husband’s death last November. Discovery reported by a maid.
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Cleveland
Jan
Palavial Shaker Heights
Gertrude
Marty
Garr
Toliow
Rand
A. J. Pearse
Mrs. Marty
I Benith
Ter Birs
Fharnier- Fin
Marty & Kotler
Mie
Mies
Ellen Tardy
Mra. Marty
Weavers Reject Talks as Lancashire Strike Rages
In Lancashire, a mill stoppage enters a prolonged phase as weavers vote against resuming settlement talks. The ballot tallies 90,776 for continuing the strike and 4,990 against. The stoppage has left about 250,000 workers idle with fears of more job losses.
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Manchester
Eng
Lancashire
Mithe
Weather forecast for Sunday across Ohio and region
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and mild temperatures on Sunday followed by rain Sunday night. Nearby areas report varying readings with some locations showing above normal temperatures and others cooler, with a slow pressure rise indicating fair and warmer conditions before rain.
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Columbus
Ohio
Phoenix
Miami
Los Angeles
Northfield
Quebec
Kentucky
Shippers
Fragmented Biases and Mixed Edits Across a Chaotic Report
A scrambled OCR style summary mentions Goorrigns by Bing eatures, AGES along a neighborhood, and a mayor or queen figure Scudder claiming business energy would avoid complaints. It refers to wind, Sunkist cooperation, orange shipments, and a governor in Alamos with Patterson. The text lacks coherent events but hints at local unrest, economic hopes, and political figures.
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Cale
Mery
Scudder
Thretis Mother Dies in New York
Mrs. Frances Eden Tibbetts, widow and mother of Metropolitan Opera star Lawrence Tibbetts, dies in a New York hotel after pneumonia diagnosed two weeks earlier.
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Frances Eden Tibbett
Lawrence Tibbetts
Hardiong
Metropolitan Opera
Stalin announces decisive drive to eradicate kulaks as a class
Moscow reports a statement signed by Joseph Stalin declaring a decisive final drive to eliminate the kulaks as a class in the coming year. The action aims to secure dominance of collective farms over private peasant holdings and is framed as a patriotic drive in the war on kulaks.
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Moscow
Tan
Joert V. Stalin
Rivasia
Great and Small Powers Of World To Meet in 1932
Fragmented garbled text references 1932 gatherings of major states to prevent war. Mentions Geneva Hague conferences and the League of Nations oversee talks. unclear details about who attended and outcomes. The passage is incomplete and difficult to parse.
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League of Nations Council
Geneva
Samubt
Pastmell Vited Press
Wester Geneva
Ales Ae Grea
Welty Pigury
PRI
League of Nafiaas Conuerd
Lioness Kills Baby at Play
A lioness killed a baby at play in Antonia. Cotuy, antral trainer te day Tago faces homicide charges. The baby died in the yard as family members, including sister Marah and another child, tried to intervene. The incident followed a male lioness escape and violent scene in the yard.
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Ban Antonia
Btn
Cotuy
Antral
Cates
Harry
Marah
Steph
Dana
Drageard
Berta Ts
Coley
Dog Leads Search For Missing Six Year Old James
A search in the West Side today follows a dog that last saw six year old James Jexnette in front of his apartment building. Neighbors describe frantic efforts by the mother and police to locate the boy who did not return home last night.
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Dan
West Side
James Jexnette
James
Pasterday
Will Rogers And Weather Talk In Arkansas Letter
A reader letter recounts Will Rogers jokes about Arkansas politics and weather. It mentions a notional trip to a place called Upee and a family coping with hard times. The note also reports the illness of Dr. Th 1 Biddie with influenza and an expected weekend improvement.
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Dean Raladidy
Geoavetal
Lapny
Roy
Will
Prohibition Debate Narrows as Commission Deliberates
Washington January 24 The commission reports the nation moving toward a decision on repeal or retention of the Eighteenth Amendment. Key figures include Raymont Clappet and Major figures in the anti and pro prohibition camps. The report notes economic fears and rising educational efforts while Congress readies funding for enforcement and public information campaigns.
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Hy Raymont Clappet
Crvas Ata
Washington
Terulae Thon
Lenin Hs
Wickersham
Joongin
Pie Wieckerstiiin
Meintety
Conzront Hive
Tn Holt
Mt Joule
Taovar
Congress
Hlowerin
Justics Popertfannk
Prahthitian
Island Prison Dream Hatched by New Officials
A fragmented account describes a move toward an island prison as a policy goal of recent officials. The text references ongoing discussions, budget concerns, and potential federal involvement. The passage mentions various locations and entities but remains unclear in detail.
May Honor Stubby Wastergain At Local Event
A fragmented report notes May honoring Stubby Wastergain at a local gathering. Names like Connery Tapenoerd and Whipple appear in the readable text, with references to a presentation and participants from the Comers ogee pire Vure.
Weather Disturbance Prompts Mixed Rain Snow Forecast
Clouds linger as wet weather enters the area with rain and snow possible tonight and into tomorrow. Gusty winds and cooler temperatures follow, with impacts on travel and outdoor plans across the region.
Unclear Historical Note on Mortgage Trust and Government Change
Fragmented OCR text hints at a mortgage trust event and a political transition involving named figures. The passage references The Fifey-Vitret Talon Trust, a $3,250,000 mortgage, bondholders, and a historic government change linked to former Prime Minister Gaston Plumersrey and Theodore sreg, with dates around January. No coherent narrative emerges.
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Collis
Don
HM Telert
Fifey-Vitret Talon Trust
Cinemagu
ASES
Bearisthde
Briand
Epcotat
Gaston Plumersrey
Theodore Sreg
Politics Tied to Crime Hampering Prohibition Enforcement
Wickersham Commission investigators report that political interference has long obstructed enforcement, with patronage shaping enforcement posts and permits. Despite improvements since civil service, corrupt influence persisted with some officials tied to crime and graft.
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Commission
Bey
C&ctl
Owen United Press
Washington
Wickersham Commission
United States
Ug Qur In
Tiéen
Thalse
Prohibition
Ecd
Civil Servicer
Augenis
Comqoesort
Wiliam
Kenyon
Dry Comyniasion
Mystery Clue UEAMINT Day O County Officists Report
County officials say they solved the death surrounding Frugaeth C. Gittles found in a burned car last July 29. Authorities allege he was struck on the head with a hammer during a robbery and the motive was to hide the crime.
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O. Day
Upre County
Frugaeth
C. Gittles
Ora
Ora. Sierk ¥ ,Ton Pusy and Proger Ruler Tl. WH. Buckingham
County audits reveal strain in yr port rade by make crandwar
Fragmented text notes county audits and local issues including references to a mine in an old Port area and mentions of a fiscal review. Other items reference liquor policy, dining interests, a pioneer dies, and county commission questions about highway work.
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Ga County
Nelvonvville
Ge Pioneer
Hacking County
Washington
Gléuster
Gales Geen
Athens County
Bridge Collapse Drowns Ten Men At River Crossing
A bridge over the Vitti River collapsed under heavy rock and traffic. Ten men dined drown as vehicles plunged into the water. a truck clung to the approach as others fell with the span just before dawn.
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Stryker
O. Fan
Oleh
Miebeidee
Train Is Wrecked Near Helenwood
A wreck on the Chattanooga, New Orleans and Texas Pacific line two miles south of Helenwood, Tennessee, killed at least three and injured several others. Among the dead are engineer Harry Ingle, 38, of Somerset, Kentucky, and fireman Charlie Sexton, 38, with three passengers reported dead including two women. Rescue men worked to remove bodies from the wreckage as missing persons were feared trapped.
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Helenwood
Teun
Jom
Iuek-Al
Cincinnati de Florida Fer
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Texsa Pacific Rayfront
Harry Ingle
Somereret
Rock Bluff
Charlie Sexton
Somerset
Veterans Rally to Petition Congress for Cash Benefits
Philadelphia veterans marching from Independence Hall plan to press Congress for cash payments of compensation. The march follows World War I service and includes figures such as John Alfert and other engineers among the marcher group.
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Philadelphia
Wassington
Bandatt
John aAlfert
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