Strand Ad Features Dinamity Smith Friday and Saturday
The Strand promotes a Dynamity Smith feature from a Gardner Sullivan story for weekend showtimes. Local ads tout record sales driving Studebaker price cuts by FE J Young, with no drop in quality. Retailers list seasonal bargains on groceries, coats, and household items, plus Marmola tablets and cold remedies. Public notices urge savings with Atlantic National Bank and shoe health for children.
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Chapley Ray
Dynamity Smith
Gardner Sullivan
Studebaker
FE. J. Young
Evmy
Atlantic National Bank
Brown
Lumond
Klark News
Conley's
Jacob Christansen
Poperty
Young’ Undertaking Company
Herman Naw
F.D. Larson
Arzen
Laboratoriga
Nebu Shoe Company
h.Quern
Bjotk
J .C.pennsy
Drake to host prep school debating tourney in Des Moines
Local high schools are invited to compete in the annual prep school debating tournament at Drake University in Des Moines under the auspices of the Drake alumni. Drake's team, coached by Prof. J, includes nine members from across Iowa. Marshalltown high school won last year amid strong state representation.
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Pittsburgh
Nilivs
Sorori
Drake
Elabe Ovaley
Marshalltown
Marshalltown High School
Yeading
Grinnell
Ames
Washington
University of Texas
Kansas Aggies
Universite of South Dakota
Frate Teachers College
Sarcophagus for Woodrow Wilson Set in Place at Cathedral
The Washington cathedral Bethlehem chapel completed the placing of the sarcophagus for Woodrow Wilson. In the chapel south recess a space eight feet wide and eighteen feet high will house the sarcophagus beneath heavy arches and leaded glass windows.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Bethlehem
Washington Cathedral
Victor Artists On Air This Evening
Local radio fans retry listening tonight as Victor artists return after static disturbances. A program begins at 9 o clock EST from WEAF with relays on WJAR WEEL WFI WCAE WCAP WDBH and WGR featuring Miguel Fleta Lucy Marsh and the Flonzaley quartet.
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Victor
WEAF
WJAR
WEEL
WFI
WCAE
WCAP
WDBH
WGR
Miguel Fleta
Lucy Marsh
Flonzaley
Woman Makes a Killing in Wheat Trade
In Chicago a description notes a woman achieving substantial profits in the wheat market as buyers pressure prices and demand. The piece highlights her bold stance amid shifting market conditions and evokes a sense of sharp financial savvy.
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Wheat
Harper Talks of Goodness of Almighty at Tabernacle
In a tabernacle talk, Mr. Harper extols God’s rescue for those who seek aid and warns against temptation. He recalls a man who died suddenly, a newlywed couple with a fatal accident, and a hospital visit after a kick, urging faith, caution, and righteous living amid life’s dangers.
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Tabernacle
Mr. Harper
Dwett
Jon
Tate
Howl
Chicago
Fairfield
Veterans fraud trial opens in Chicago with Forbes case
The 1924 trial of James V. Mortimer and others unfolds in Chicago over Veterans Bureau hospital center contracts. Prosecutors allege a $5000 cash payment to Elias Mortimer and a scheme to share profits from Thompson construction firms. Defense counters with witness testimony challenging Mortimer's account. The case stems from a Senate inquiry into Veterans Bureau corruption led by Forbes in 1922.
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Chicago
Crim
Veterans’ Bureau
Chas R. Fortestan¢ W. Yhamasan
Marvin
Thompson Constructions
Veterans’ Sirvau
Hospital Centri
D Gan
Mortimer
Thompson
Sime
Thoop‘son
Forbes
Veterans
Edna’ Breese
Shew
Whempyon
S .S.ary
Mhicago
Senate
Washington
Senate rejects plan to cut second class mail rates
Washington January 29 The Senate rejected a proposal to reduce second class mail rates to the 1920 level as an amendment to the postal rate increase bill. The move ends bids to lower rates for periodicals and general mail in the current measure.
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Washington
A. P
Senate
Blue-Eyed Kansas Miss Holds Stage in Washington Today
A description of a blue-eyed Kansas miss performing in Washington today and observed by a local reporter. The article notes she attends an event with a governor or president figure and mentions stages and audience reactions. The text is garbled but centers on a noted Kansas entrant and a Washington appearance.
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Kansas
Washington
Watskape
Eressman
Cabin
Ieee
Insurgent Republicans Boycott Party Caucus
Insurgent bloc members led by La Pollette declined attendance at a party caucus to select candidates. Nine other Republicans invited were also excluded. Representatives Keller Sinclair Laguardia and Wood were among those removed, all sustaining active support for the insurgent faction.
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Washington
Nelson
Ota Pollette
Wisconsin
Utd
la Pollatte
Keller
Minnesota
Sinclair
North Dakota
Vstive Laguardia
New York
Record Cold Snap Grips New York and New England
The region faces its coldest weather in years as temperatures plummet across New York and New England. Readings dip well below zero with Malone, New York, among the sites reporting near 60 degrees below zero on unofficial tallies.
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New. York
New York
New England
Malone
N. Y
Court of Honor Awards John Smolner A Scouts Badge
A garbled report notes a Court of Honor awarding John Smolner a Scouts badge amid disjointed stray letters and names. The fragmentary text references individuals such as Sheaizen Raber and Renee Bar, with scattered notes on ceremonies and dates, but details are unreadable.
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Court OF Honor
John Smoller
Scouts
Oakland Lads Sentenced Ten Years For Car Theft
Implicated youths from Oakland were convicted in a car theft case and sentenced to ten years. The proceedings mention several involved individuals and connections to others, with references to accomplices and potential further actions. The report notes country departure by one key suspect and ongoing legal developments.
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Oakland
Slayer of Mother Must Answer to Criminal Court
Fragmented OCR text mentions a crime scene related to a mother’s death and a defendant facing a criminal court. The readable phrases are garbled and do not provide clear names, dates, places, or concrete outcomes to accurately summarize.
Mrs Stokes vows to prosecute husband to the limit
Mrs Helen Edwond Stokes, wife of New York hotel man W E D Stokes, declared in Denver that she will press a bitter suit against her spouse for defaming her character. She spoke ahead of a trial in Chicago set for February 4, citing ongoing persecution and underhanded methods in a alleged conspiracy.
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Mrs. Stokes
Denver
Colo. Tan
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Helen Edwond Stokes
Stokess
Chicago
Final rites held for Ku Klux Klan leader Glenn Young
The final chapter in the violent history surrounding Ku Klux Klan leader Glenn Young was marked today as thousands gathered at the Baptist church to mourn the man whose body lay in state after a fatal Saturday night shootout that killed four men.
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Glenn Young
Women Sit In Legislature Bill Passes In House
The House passed a measure allowing women to sit in the state legislature. If the Senate approves, the amendment will be submitted to the people at the next election in 1926. The vote was unanimous among members present.
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HOUSE
Barsiarre
Senate
Missouri House to Legalize Horse Racing at Tracks
Jefferson City Mo Jan 29 A bill introduced in the Missouri House would legalize and restore horse racing at Missouri tracks and permit wagering on races. The proposal seeks to regulate gambling on horse events and create a framework for betting.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Weather forecast fragment clouds and warming trend
Cloudy tonight and Friday with a rising temperature trend in the eastern and northern regions. Western areas show similar warming potential as humidity and wind conditions remain light.
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