Opening of second week sale at Oransky's store
The Wednesday special launches the second week of the January clearance sale with $2 Carter's union suits at half price and many other bargains. The ad highlights wool and silk blends, $1 to $6.95 sweaters, corsets, curtains, wool hose, a clothes basket, and a furniture duster. Also promoted are wholesale stock bargains, a dollar-day sale, theater offerings, and various discounts across departments.
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Marshall's
News-Telegraph
Martin J. Sorensen
Elinor Glyn
Strand
Tuusday
Aileen Ane
John Gilbert
Atlantic Theater
Gloria Swansoris
Atlantic Variety Store
Brown
Hedges Hros
Trainer Jewelry
China
Fattshay
Atlantic Hotel
Walnut Street
Arthur
Marcel Shop
Advansai
Ture
Hove
Floods Take Heavy Soil Alabama OE IS A HEEL RAPS FALLACIES
A garbled report cites floods and a sermon on fallacies with scattered quotes about faith and safety. It references meetings led by Mr Harper and speakers from Indianola and Atlantic, urging personal service and Christian teaching for farmers and their families.
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Alabama
Wofudd Gaeert
Tabernacle
Tle
Severn
Inbangla
Chapman
Atlantic
Harper
Jesus
Indianola
Mr. Barnett
Olf
Neal
Barnett
Tabernacly
Becauy
Red Cross
Slayer of Mother May Be Older Than So Claimed
San Francisco January 19 The life of Dorothy Ellingson the self confessed slayer of her mother Mrs Anna Ellingsworth may depend on proof of her age The girl is said to be just 16 years old but she gave an age of 14 when brought into juvenile court for indiscipline leading officials to seek her birth record
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Anna Ellingsworth
Good Roads Advocate Named Senate Highway Chairman
Clinton IA January 19 The assurance that Senator J C Sheth Clinton County a good roads advocate will be appointed chairman of the state senate highway committee comes in a letter from Lieutenant Governor Kimball received here today The report states Sheth is a leading supporter of better roads and credits the move to his advocacy.
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Clinton, Ia
J. C. Sheth
Clinton County
Good Roads
State Senate Highway Committee
Kimball
U S Destroyers Head to Shanghai Conference S
Six U S destroyers from division 46 sailed toward Shanghai to join a battleship and form a sizable American naval presence off the city. The mission centers on a conference involving letters and military governance over Shanghai, shaping control prospects for the port.
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Manilla
U. S
Shanghai
TOWNER Not To Quit His Post In Puerto Rico
Governor Towner of Porto Rico after a conference with President Coolidge denies rumors he will resign his post. The exchange follows a press report of speculation about leadership in the island's administration.
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Towner
Washington
A.P
Porto Rico
Coolidgied
Torrential Rains Trigger River Flooding Across South
Heavy rains loosened streams and swollen rivers across northern Alabama and nearby areas. Two people drowned in a bridge accident near Fort Payne as floods forced evacuations and caused thousands in damage. Alabama Power reports three hydro plants out of service near Columbia and tourism along routes to Florida delayed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bama
Font
Montgomery
Ali
Dan
Raine
Alabama
Alabama Power Company
Columbia
Florida
Paris Agreement Declared Not Binding by Hughes
Secretary Hughes stated that the Paris conference on allied finance ministers imposes no legal or moral obligations on the United States and that the country remains as free from European affairs as ever. The full text would be made public as soon as it is received.
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Washington
A. P
Hughes
Paris
United States
Ferguson to Assume Office Tomorrow in Texas
In Austin Texas on June 19 authorities report Miriam Ferguson will take the high office within twenty four hours making Texas one of the few states to elect its chief executive on the eve of Wyoming. Ferguson’s appointment is slated for tomorrow noon.
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Ma’ Ferguson
Texas
Austin
Tex
A. P
Wyoming
Miriam & Ferguson
Indian youth attacked with lye on reservation
A fragmentary report notes a youth identified as Moore, 18, restrained after an altercation on the reservation. The phrase throws lye in the face of a rival is mentioned, with unclear details about the parties and outcome.
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Tadan
Moore
Agian
Lye
Sae
Amos Mor
King of Ivories stops the show in Evansville stage debut
The famous convict Marty M Snodgrass, heralded as the king of the ivories, drew the largest Evanson crowd yet as he appeared in a Sunday revival and vaudeville show. He arrived with wife and child, attended a sectarian service, and performed for about 1,800 inside the Angora tabernacle while 3,000 more stood outside.
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King OF Ivories
Evansville
Jag
Marty M. Snodgrass
Missouri
Snodgrasserch
Ivories
Evanson
Snodgrass
Rvansyite
Snodgrags
Angora Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Fire destroys grain elevators in Lincoln
A Jonesville newspaper report notes a blaze at Nye Schneider Jenks grain elevator in Lincoln spreading to an adjoining elevator storing 230000 bushels of wheat. Fire at 1800 hours was still out of control.
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Lincoln
Jan
A. P
Nye- Schneider-Jenks
Goga
Wag l
Trial set for Galvin case in Potawatomi district court
Miss Galvin faces a murder charge in the Potawatomi district court near Coumel Brut. Attorney John P L Tadley, famed for sharp wit, will defend claiming temporary insanity. Prosecution seeks engagement evidence and plans to question the man now held in vel. ty. Trial date uncertain as defense awaits mental state tests and witnesses.
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John PL Tadley
Bivtlys Vatcormey
Miss Galvin
Che Stan
Tinley
Lowa
Bull Hart’s Wife Wins Legal Row
Tare today won a victory over Win S. Hart and obtained the right to return to selective work with her full name until she obtains a divorce.
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Hart
Win S. dHart
Selecu
Jowa's Oldest Doctor Dies in McGregor Home
Dr. H. H. Clark, aged 82, long reputed as Iowa's oldest practicing physician, died Sunday at his home in McGregor. He had served the community for decades and was highly regarded by colleagues and residents alike.
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Jowa
McGregor
Wgregos
Tan
A.paa
H. H. Clark
Towa
Man Faces Slaughter Charge In Five Story City
Police report detail a violent incident in Five Story City leading to a murder charge against a man. Audubon County sheriff and local investigators are quoted as pursuing the case with ongoing court action.
Clerks Given Boost in Pay on 43 Roads
Clerks receive a pay increase on 43 roads affecting wage scales and payroll totals. The measure increases the base rate by a modest amount across departments, with broader implications for city budgets and service costs.
German Sub Smuggling Booze Into New York
A German submarine crew reportedly dispatched 8,000 cases of liquor in recent weeks as a submarine near the New Jersey coast disposed of about 75,000 cases of alcohol to smaller craft. Officials monitored the operation from the New Jersey shore area and a crew member was stationed near the shaft.
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New York
New
Trom
New Jersey
Lix
Brayton Couple Welcome New Twin Baby, Early Morning Birth
In Brayton Jan 19 Mr and Mrs Raymond Andersen living two miles southeast announce the arrival this morning of a son. They already have a daughter and a son, making their family now with a boy and a girl.
Notorious bandit Chapman captured in Muncie Indiana
Gerald Chapman, the notorious bandit linked to a $2,000,000 New York mail robbery, was captured Sunday afternoon by Muncie police. He admitted his identity and was found with two nitro glycerin bottles, a pistol, and $4,963 in cash. He had escaped Atlanta prison while serving a 25 year sentence.
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Muncie
Ind
Gerald Chapman
Bates Chapman
Atlanta
New York
Weather forecast hints at unsettled spell and snow
Unsettled conditions shift through tonight and Tuesday with possible snow in eastern and warmer spells at times. Northwest portions likely colder Tuesday as fronts move in.
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