Night on the Ocean Aboard the Ship of Secrets
Judy blends disguise and daring aboard a crowded ship while a jewel heist unfolds. Cap'n Charley and Birke navigate danger as Judy confronts a web of suspects including Tris, the Spider Watts, and the Halifax plot. A confidential report and a missing emeralds stash drive the intrigue toward a tense confrontation.
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Bec
Judy
Khineesta
Judy Girl
Burke
Nogues
Yraguely
Halifax
Strangler Walters
Birke
Allen Spider Watts
Republican candidate details emerge in Des Moines report
Des Moines dispatch outlines campaign activities of a Republican nominee. It notes the secretary of state and a fifth district representative candidate, mentioning expenditures and filings, with several garbled phrases about a railroad commissioner nomination and campaign records.
Heroes of the Sixties Thomas C Mason Civil War Vet
Thomas C Mason born May 11 1943 in Cumberland County New Jersey served in F Company 61st Illinois Volunteer Infantry from June 1862 through June 1865. He fought in major Cumberland and Tennessee campaigns then settled in Mason County Illinois and Cass County Iowa after marriage to Louisa Mosalander. He lived with daughter U Chester after losing sight in 1926.
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Thomas C. Mason
Cumberland County
New Jersey
Mazon County
Bath
Ill
Illinois
Nashville, Tonn
Army of Cumberland
Rmy
Tennessee
Mason
Mason County
Louisa, Mosalander
Cass County
Iowa
Timely secret marriage news from Audubon Davenport
Secret marriage of Fred W. Hawks of Audubon to Miss Alice L. Boers at St John's Lutheran Davenport Aug 1 with Rev Frank W. Coott officiating. Bride daughter of C. F. Bagess of Audubon. Hawks is Audubon Advocate-Republica editor and LK News Telegraph correspondent.
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Fred W. Hawks
Audubon
Alice L. Boers
Davenport
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Frank W. “‘Coott
C. FL Bages
Isaks
Audubon Advocate-Republica
LK News-Telegraph
U C T Club Dinner Plans and Nurse Society Meeting
The GC Telus merbers will hold a beidses ty and dinner with Mrs Krank Costello at the Graduate Nurses club regular meeting at her home onenth street Wednesday at 2 50 o clock. The M E Aid and the Methodist Tnions Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Kil Shoumaker. The Danish Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs fl Btkansen 799 East Fifth Street Thursday at noon, Dec 4 at 28.
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Busy Bee Club
Busy Bee
Celal
F. EB. Venison
Cedar Street
Helping Hand Club
Harry Lloyd
Oak Street
U.C. T. Club
Telus Merbers
Krank Costello
Graduate Nur Club
Wiet Sev- Lay
Éternooying
Fl. Bttkansen
Opening of Both Houses Drab in Washington
A report from Washington notes a subdued opening as both houses convened. New members took oath including Effie Wing of Arkansas and several others, while key figures like Simeon Foss and Sinister Raklay observed a tense political atmosphere amid shifts in party representation. A planned annual message and budget submission were scheduled for the week ahead.
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Wyoming
Bulkley
Ohio
McGill
Kansas
Williamson
Kentucky
Lystings
Deliacare
Brook
Tennessee
Thors
Republlican’ National Committee
Sunatgt
Simeon D. Foss
Wirle
Kuneaa
George McGill
Henry J. Allen Angtinvoutt OM
Vom Pepublican Kansha
Wren Plaargocalanator Capyer
Big
Riot on Capitol Grounds as Communist Mob Protests Open Session
A small riot erupted on Capitol grounds when two communist sympathizers attempted to enter with banners. Police dispersed the crowd after tear gas and tear bombs were used. several shops were set ablaze. Visitors were caught in the clash and later cleared from the grounds heading toward Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Washington
Den
Congress Angembicil
Aily
Capitol
Capitol Grounds
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Interna Féinse Council
Capic
Jinf
Weekend Guests and Local Updates in Atlantic News
Local briefs list social visits from Mr and Mrs Ear Sands of Des Moines and others, plus voting on a $1000 municipal pool bond. Lions Club, Rotary meetings, a grass fire near the Voss mill, and travelers returning to Omaha or Ames after Thanksgiving are noted, with small social and civic items throughout Atlantic.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Ear
Sands of
Atlantic Fire Department
Voss Plain Mill
Three Babies Die In Home Fire Near Oregon Illinois
Rockford Illinois December 1 193 l Three daughters of Tra Hines a section worker were burned to death today when their home near Oregon Illinois was swept by fire Betty June Pauline 4 and Ethel Marie 3 were trapped in the blaze Mrs Hines escaped through a window while her husband was severely burned trying to rescue the children
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Rockford
L. Nui &J
Tra Hines
Oregon
Ill
Betty June
Pauline
Ethel Marie
Deaths in Hancock Claim Henry Schnoor at 70
Hancock Ia December 1 Special Henry Schnoor 70 native of Germany and longtime Hancock resident died last night at his home after a long illness with pneumonia. He was born in Holstein Germany in 1860 and came to the United States in 1884 settling near Avoca. Surviving seven children Mrs Fred Wilsardt New York Mills Minnesota Mrs Otto Gauthe Mrs George Gustafson and Chris Dorscter of Hancock Mrs Goldie Rollins and Henry Schnoor of Shelby and Charles Schnoor of Oakland One infant death is noted. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Avoca church Rev Joseph Gerlt will officiate and interment will be in Avoca cemetery.
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Henry Schnoor
Germany
Schnoor
Bo Enfield
Holstein
Henriette Bose
United States
Avoca
Schnasr
Fred Wilsardt
New York
Mills
Mini
Otto Gauthe
George Gustafson
M Chris Dorscther
Goldie-Rolligs
Henry Schnoor’ S
Shelby
Charles Schnoor
Oakland
Fanes
Kvoen—Eutherall
Joseph? Gerlt
Thir Avota
Oliver B. Garrett Surrenders Today
Boston reports Oliver B. Garrett, once famed as a defector rumored to be a reformer, surrenders to police after a 162 day nationwide hunt. He is jailed on eve of his extortion trial in Suffolk Superior Criminal Court, awaiting appearance.
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Boston
Oliver B. Garrett
Rail case to be reviewed by court in Los Angeles
Supreme Court agrees to hear appeals from three railroads challenging a California order to build a $10,000,000 Union Passenger Station in Los Angeles. The disputes involve the state railroad commission and jurisdiction claimed by opponents.
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Supremeeourt
California Supreme Court
Los Angeles
State Railroad
Commalan
Upheli
Supreme Court
Southern
Wos Angeles “& Sale
Birtha New Daughter for Fromacks of Villisea
Mr and Mrs Bernard Fromack of Villisea are the parents of a baby daughter born yesterday at Jones hospital here. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Herman Fromack of Lewis. Joseph Le resident of Boone died of a heart attack in his yard today. He collapsed while attempting to move toward his car.
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Len Anderson
Iowa State College
Ames
Herman Thompson
Poplar
Laila Anderson
Bagley
Bernard’ Fromack
Villisea
Jones Hospital
Herman Fromack
Lewis
Boone;la
Joseph le
Boone
Leese
Pan
Giant Elephant Fact Sheet From History Text
The entry describes Jumbo as the largest elephant in economic records, noting its stature in a bar scene and mentioning mythical measurements. It also cites a purported average weight for an elephant and references a mount-like height. The text mixes garbled terms and unclear units, presenting a historical anecdote with questionable accuracy.
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Bulley
Incomplete Scientific Note on Vertebrate Introduction
Fragmentary OCR text discusses vertebrate classification and features of snakes. It mentions worms and “invertebrates” and hints at a basic outline of animal groups. Overall, the passage is garbled and lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable events or persons.
President Hoover oil conservation plan upheld by district court
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals author wrote a majority opinion upholding President Hoover's oil conservation policy. Justice J A Van Orsdel dissented, signaling possible U S Supreme Court review to decide constitutionality. The panel's ruling followed earlier declarations by other judges supporting the plan's legality.
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Twee Dusticus
District of Colones
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J. A. van Orsdel
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Ay Siddrick
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