Oppenheim's Advertises Varied Goods and Fuel Delivery
Oppenheim's offers a range of items including Purfar 375 at Oppenheim 4 Musteltoe Bye, Rainwat Rvs 160 gt, Wellworth 100 at Kentucky Bourbon, all guaranteed “Oppenheim ahty.” The ad promotes fuel delivery by telephone 325 and lists S. H. OPPENHEIM at 7 9 East Alabama St Atlanta.
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Purfar iRyes
Oppenheim
Musteltoe
Rainwat Rvs
Wellworth
Kentucky Bourbon
Four in Waldo, Florida, Ejected then Fire at Proprietor
Disorderly crowd of nine black men and four brothers from Pell entered a store in Belwood near Marianna. They became intoxicated and created a disturbance. Gunfire wounded four white men and two possibly mortally wounded others as the crowd fled toward Marianna. Two brothers were reported in Marianna. two more were injured in the town.
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Belwood
Vhey
Interlan
Tree White
Pell
Hole
Wiite
Toby
Marianna
Will Observe Anniversary at Benevolent Congregation Service
Benevolent Congregation marks its fortieth anniversary with an afternoon service at the temple. Professor J Haydn’s Creation will be performed by the Oratorio Society and members of the congregation are expected to attend as the temple holds a special observance under direction.
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Temple
Jantas
House of Worship
Jn Haydns
Oratorio Society
George Salomen
Hartec
Ula Com
Waccabees Banquet Honors MF Elkin Leader of Grads
The Waccabees plan a banquet and supper tonight to honor Colonel MF Elkin of the organized Grads. A smoker and a social were announced with plans for a large gathering in Houston and surrounding areas, highlighting Elkin as a prominent figure and past commander in civic circles.
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Elkin
Knights of Trees
Ana
Shane Tourer
Southeastern
Law and the Case of the Missing Briefs
A clipped OCR fragment discusses legal proceedings and a police matter. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the item references law and a potential court action with no clear outcome. Details remain unclear in the readable text.
Cotton Growers and Spinners Unite Conference Call Issued
Boston December 27 A call for a week long conference of cotton growers and manufacturers to discuss the cotton situation and foster closer union and relations. The invitation comes from James Ro Meloil president of the National Cotton Manufacturers Association and includes multiple industry groups such as the Southern Cotton Association Farmers Educational and Cooperative Talent, National Ginners Association, American Cotton Manufacturers Association, National Association of Manufacturers, and International Federation of Manufacturers and Spinners.
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Boston
James Ro Meloil
National Cotton Manufacurers Association
Ameran Cotton Manufacturers Association
Natonal Assorhation
International Federation of Mauter Rttun
Asan Lation
Ambazcador Secures Lands for Indian Colony in Sierra Madre
Governor Enrique Creel of Chihuahua announces federal approval for a 1600 acre tract in western Mexico to form a Sutton Taralumire Indian colony named Totonla Creel. Forty one families, about 200 each, will receive village plots and ten hectares of agricultural land per family. Estimated total Indians in the Sierra Madre near 156000.
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Ambazcador
United States
Viexlo
Enrique Creel
Hay
Dis
Totonla Creel
Sierra Madre
Mesico
Three L A N D girl die together in rooming house
A Bayer s and Miss Anderson of Arkansas were found dead in a rooming house here today from accidental suffocation. Todo Walker and Lola Welsch of Joplin Mo were unconscious in an adjoining room but expected to recover.
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Bayers
Miss Anderson
Smith Ark
A Bayers
St Louis
Olle Anderson
Springddle Ark
Peath
Todo Walker
Lola Welsch
Joplin
Negro teachers in session Greensboro North Carolina convention opens
Large attendance marks the National Association of Colored Teachers meeting at North Carolina State Normal and Mechanical College for the colored race. Sessions cover routine business and committee appointments while welcome addresses outline the event.
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Greensboro
Greenware
National Association of Colored Teachers of Varicultural
Merchanteal Collegs Steandais
North Carolina
State Normal and Mechaneal College
Quade
Maver
R OB Wright
Georgia State Industria! College
Young
Florida Colored Agricultual and Mechanical College
CT Bugg
Atlara Ga
James Ho Dodley
Jim
South Carolina Star Agricultural and Mechanical College For
Toraurrew
Meridan Governor Vardaman orders pursuit after deadly riot
In Meridian action the governor and troops move to quell a deadly clash near Scooba and Wahalak. Twelve killed and three wounded as white residents panic while Deputy Alexander is guarded. District Attorney Currey vows prosecutions of hoodlums who sparked the violence.
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Meridian
Ardaman
Jackson Company
Arthur Ridge
Vardaman
Acooha
Nicholson
Ecrnest Dryan
Wal Byrd
Dan Kerr
Alexander
McCants
Lece
Exiatea
Wahalak
Sceobu
Ewampa Wilte Nen
Ike
Vondurng
Currey
Mississippi
Alabama
Scooba
Tine
Calvin
Cholson
Bum
Fudge
Jackson Milltars Company
Coronel
Atlan
Conte
Cooper
Heavily armed Negroes captured at Meridian
A group of heavily armed men including Jim Nunter Cleveland diarantt and Tom Marshall were arrested at the Meridian union passenger station after resisting arrest. Monette and Sunter faced forceful confrontation when orders to surrender met gunfire. The suspects claimed origins from Alabama and denied intent toward Nevada where race troubles had occurred. Police reported multiple deaths in the surrounding counties and implicated a father in the violence, with one son killed and others jailed.
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Scooba
Gooba
Autakte
Secoba
New Orleans
Kemper County
Mississippi
Ctyit
Alexander
Jim Nunter
Cleveland Diarantt
Tom Marshall
Union
Monette
Hunter
Mbrahall Brothers
Sunter
Hetiy
Armied Hje
Gevada
Alabama
Milea
Tela
Tom Simpson
Watay Ivar Sunany
Add
DeKalb
O'Brien
Wabala
O Urlen
Temper County
Scomba
Dehad
Tartt
Labor cost debate and child labor concerns at Wisconsin meeting
A Columbia University discussion on labor price, production costs, monopoly, and wage rates frames a broader talk on arbitration and violence risk. Samuel Lindsay criticizes the National Irish Federation for downplaying child labor data, urging comprehensive public information and regulation. Governors, adjutants, and troops are called to address unrest and crime as meetings proceed in Madison and Brown universities.
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Clark
Columbia University
Leonomi Association
Madison Wis
Hust
Brown
Calversity
Winconsin
United States
Rand
Samuel BM. Lindsay
University of Pennsylvania
National
Trenald
Lindaay
National “Rish Federation
Death claims Charleston fire chief and naval learned man
Chief O G Margenhoff, head of the Charleston Life Department and longtime officer of the National Association of Life Engineers, died at his home after a lingering fever. He was about 60, esteemed for intelligence and ability, leaving a large family. A separate feature reports on Cards of the Nations, a collection of world playing cards from Europe and beyond, highlighting designs from Greece, Spain, Madeira, Italy, and Constantinople.
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Charleston
Margenhoff
Ife
National Association of Ife Engineers
Fremens Ang Insurance
Europe
New York Sun
Senor
Defense of Hitchcock Defends Indian Lands Withdrawal Plan
A lengthy defense outlines the withdrawal of four million acres in the Choctaw and Cherokee nations within the Indian Territory for forest reserve use. It argues the move benefits timber, flood control, and agricultural potential, while noting scrutiny by a Senate committee and possible legal challenges to the Interior and Agriculture secretaries.
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West Sixtuy
Secretary of Agriculture
Intalor
Agriculture
Senate
Hitchcock
Indian Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Indiana
Uegands
Forestry Bureau
Farmer Demolishes Well as Heavy Stone Drops Surprise
Springfield correspondent reports Alpert Wildrake of New Ghent dug a dry well four feet deep when gravel hid stone. The crew lowered to twenty feet with no water found. a large boulder caused a collapse. A loud roar sent a wheelbarrow and two dogs tumbling. The incident halted work but the air rush continues to draw sound and light down the shaft.
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Farmer
Springfield
Chicago Chronicle
Alpert Wildrake
New Ghent
Kildrake
Ian
Kildrane
Swat
Lane
Joe
Basing
Honando
Istidreade
Jonnie Sroth
Geelog
Ria
Prooual
Owen
How Their Manner of Living and Loving Differs From Ours
A fragmented OCR passage describes daily life in Mexico, noting street markets in Mexico City and open-front homes. It mentions vendors, women employing servants, and comparisons to American life, with assumptions about prices, products, and social customs. The text is garbled and semi-coherent.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Atwrice
Uniteds States
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