North of 36 at Atlantic theater and Dixie Handicap at Strand
Daily matinees for North of 36 at the Atlantic theater Sunday Monday Tuesday with Pathe News Aesop's Fables and Ralph Hammond singing. Romance of the rice tracks of Kentucky thrills spectators of The Dixie Handicap at the Strand theater Sunday Monday Tuesday with The Daredevil comedy and Woodroe Wallace ads. Community ad urges merchants to unite for a better Atlantic with a Girly Only meeting noted for Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock and seating for mothers at rear.
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Green Bay Lumber Company
Upson
Atlantic Theater
Pathe News
Ralph Hammond
Kentucky
Strand Theater
Woodroe
Wallace
East Gospel
Tabernacle
Ina
Cass Man Wins Prizes at Denver Livestock Show
Harry Hopley of Hopley Stock Farm near Lewis returned from the National Livestock Exposition in Denver with first prize in the Shorthorn bull class and the grand champion bull of that breed. Others from the Cass County area attended, including William Knop, John and Andrew Carlson, Frank Breece and Clair Robinson.
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Harry Hopley
Cass County
Hopley
Lewis
Denver
Mr. Hopley
William Knop
John
Andrew Carlson
Frank Breece
Clair Robinson
Last Entertainment Course Evening At City Hall Feb 4
The final entertainment course will be held Wednesday evening next week at City Hall. The Harp Novelty Company will be the attraction presenting a program for attendees.
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Harp Novelty Company
Nome Hero Brings Antitoxin To Diphtheria Fight
Leonard See pala, famed dog team driver from Kultag, drives through rugged passes to Nome carrying 800,000 units of antitoxin. The supply is desperately needed to continue the battle against the diphtheria outbreak as the town confronts the illness.
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Nome
Alaska
Leonard Seepala
Seepala
Kultag
Unclear OCR fragment reports suicide near Omaha
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions a person named Kenneth and a girl, with references to Omaha and Westpea Neb. The text is partially garbled, mentioning suicide and a girl associated with the event, but lacks clear names, dates, or places to form a complete incident summary.
Father Plays Two Children in Religious Frenzy
Jan 31 report notes a father engaging in a religious frenzy while his two children were involved. Authorities or witnesses are not specified. details are fragmentary but indicate concern over the incident and potential investigation.
Omaha police raid Midwest bank bandit suspects
Omaha police report arrest of Charles Hoyt of Kansas City and five other men plus two women in a downtown hotel. Detectives say they seized six revolvers and two shotguns. Hoyt admits identity but denies aiding jail delivery as authorities ask victims from Little Sioux and Wall Lake robbery cases to view the suspects.
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Oomatia
Charles Hoyt
Kansas City
Little Bright
Newton
Kans
Pat Carroll
Little Sioux
Hoyt
Wall Lake
Robery
Omaha
Cass Men on Jury in Second Mail Case in Bluffs
The jury in the Fred Poffenbarger mail robbery case in Council Bluffs is seated in federal court after a verdict of guilty against Keith Collins. Jurors include locals from Hilderbrand Harlan Beck Berry Flammant Hollander Schleswig and other towns such as Anita West Side Pisgah Denison Logan and Woodbine.
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Fred Poffenbarger
Council Bluffs
Agai Keith Collins
Mews-Telegraph
Poffenbarger
Charles Hilderbrand
Harlan
Geo. E. Beck
Lozan
Frank Berry
Massena
Paul Flammant
Silver City
Pate Hollander
Schleswig
Hutchinson
Anita
Ohr “Jean
West. Side
C. T. McKenney
Pisgah
P Clarence Royer
Woodbine
John Saggeu
Denison
George Scholl
Philip ‘Williams
Logan
Mail robbery confession sparks sentencing date set
Topeka mail council Bluffs Jan 31 A Pa Keith selling principal in the big mail robbery case of 1920 found guilty yesterday in federal court on one count. He will be sentenced on February 4 in federal court here.
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Council Bluffs
Keith
Cawill
Unclear police action in Irish town Dublin report
A police report from an Irish town near Dublin describes a residential area incident. It mentions authorities and local responses but details are fragmentary and the exact nature of the event is not fully readable.
Quarrel Over Water Spilled On Rug Ends Tragically
Shenandoah, Pa. Jan 12 A quarrel over water spilled on a rug led to a fatal confrontation. Dhaggh Krey, 45, farmer, fought with a man identified as Spd, who was severely injured with a knife. The assailant, who also attacked a girl cutting her eye, attempted suicide and was taken into custody by police.
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Shenandoatl
Jans Pia
Dhaggh Krey
Spd
Eho
Ota Ak
Nital
Krey
House to vote on sending postal pay bill back
Washington Jan 31 The House agreed to vote next Tuesday on a request to return to the Senate the postal pay and fate increase bill. House leaders say it contains revenue legislation the Senate had no right to initiate. Chairman Green of Ways and Means was instructed to propose a return. The bill passed the Senate yesterday and reached the House today. a simple majority would suffice for action.
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Washington
A.P.S
House
Senate
Green
Ways and Means
Attachment Issued in Suit Filed in District Court Today
George Platt through attorney H. M. Boorman files in district court for the April term a suit against J. R. Devore and Anna J. Devore of Massena seeking $1,000 with interest from August 1 1923 and prays for an attachment against the defendants property issued today.
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H. M. Boorman
George Platt
District Court
J.r.—Devore
Anna J. Devore
Massena
Train Blown From Rails. Three Die in Irish Gale
Three people were killed and ten injured when a train was blown off the Owen Garlow viaduct in a fierce gale near Belfast Ireland during the day. Rescue crews and authorities worked through wreckage as investigators prepared to assess the crash cause.
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Belfast
Ireland
A. P
Owen Garrow—viaduct
Creditors strip prisoner of garb in Seattle jail
A. P. dispatch from Seattle reports prisoner R L Bartlett was jailed on a charge of issuing bad checks. He was fined and stripped of almost all clothing by creditors, leaving him only overalls and a shirt among other prisoners.
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Seattle
Wash
Whaen R L
Bartlett
Fatally Burned in Lamp Explosion in Collega Township
Frank Slager, 82, and her son Clarence, 14, were critically burned today at their Collega Township home when a lamp exploded. They were rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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Frank Slager
Clarence
Collega
York 81s in need of care amid grave health decline
Local report notes York Tan, aged 81, in critical condition with severe health issues. The update cites deteriorating stamina and medical concerns prompting family and medical staff to monitor closely.
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Nhw
York
Tan
Fragmented excerpt on medical research from Wisconsin professor
A misspelled OCR fragment discusses a University of Wisconsin professor and a controversial medical technique. It mentions attempts to avert a degenerate condition and references tissue preservation, paracutaneous procedures, and calcium-containing solutions, but the text is garbled and difficult to interpret with certainty.
Revival Meeting Probes Cost ofChristian Life and Eternity
At a revival last night Walter Hussie led a lively service urging urgent commitment to Christ. He warned that many delay until it is too late, noting only four in a hundred reach thirty and accept, while stressing the costly price of not being a Christian. The event featured a decorated platform and a workshop metaphor about life.
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God
Ain
Walter Hussie
Sope
Tabernacle
Stork
Avn
Chris
Five Die In Apartment Fire In Chicago
A fatal apartment fire in Chicago claimed five lives with four others injured. Rescue efforts were hampered by collapsing ceilings and flames. Firemen identified four deceased at the morgue and noted several victims were carried from the building to hospitals, including Loretta and Mae Leth br, among others.
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Chicago
Dia
Ficus Perenie Cwere
Ganda
Patty
Nonom
Anil
Arthu Marte
Olive
Ie Wifi Heuetia
Mae Leth
Loretta
Former Ada ir Boy Member of Famous Radio Artists Dies
The obituary notes a former Ada ir boy linked to a famed radio duo Little and Small. He contributed songs like Pretty Little Sally and Jealous, writing tunes for midwestern shows. He planned to visit his grandmother in Tit Town this weekend before more broadcasts from station WHO Des Moines next week.
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Adair Boy
Famous Team Radio Artists
Samil
Radios Welly
Omaha
Pearaner
Paul Smail
Paul Lougher
Adalhoy
Tit Town
Mary Laughyy
Pauli
Vaudevilly
Little
Sally
Small
WHO
Des Moines
Will Reimburse Counties With Paved Roads Discussion
Iowa road officials and state leaders gathered in Des Moines to discuss a proposed fund for heat surfacing costs and reimbursement for counties that have already paved hard surface roads. Glenn C Haynes led the talk noting current counties would be repaid under an old law, while State Budget Director Hogue also spoke at the meeting.
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Glenn C. Haynes
Iowa Gays Roads Association
Town Engineering Society
Des Moines
Eng
M. Martin
Haynes
Hogue
Alan
Etines
Iowa
baye_duie
Little Doing In The Legislature Today
In Des Moines at the State House on January 31 the Senate introduced about a dozen new bills. The session included a charter measure and several bills under consideration as lawmakers address various issues.
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State House
Des Moines
Senate
Rand
Mysterious Fragments Prompt Early Crime Brief
Unclear OCR text outlines a possible crime or assault report with scattered names and phrases. The readable items reference a Ma R e Ardereon and a series of disjointed terms that hint at an incident and a lineup of suspects or actions without coherent details.
Well Known Young Man Dies at Home
Harold Pieree, 32, a well known local resident, died at 410 Poplar Street yesterday after an illness of two years. He was the son of Mr. Perce and Mrs. Alige Pierre and was born in early daily time. Survived by his mother near age, a wife and several siblings. Funeral will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at the family home with Rev. G A Hausel of the Evangelical Church officiating. Burial will follow in the nearby cemetery.
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Harold AL Pieree
Jenn
Pieree
Poplar Street
Harold
Perce
Alige
Minors Allowed in Pool Halls Follow Licenses Revoked
Licenses for two men’s pool halls were revoked effective February 1 after authorities found minors were being admitted. The West Side pool hall in the Eagles building on West Fourth Street and the second venue at Becond and Cheatnut streets did not comply with alcohol and age restrictions, prompting the action.
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Mountain Tog
West Sile
UN Eagles
Fourth Street
H. H. W Kin
Comedian and 16 Year Old Wife Settle Affairs
In Los Angeles, a comic and his 16 year old wife settle their affairs amid public interest. The scene centers on patronage of Mrs Chaplin and the couple's status, with discussion of a possible home life and public statement. The pair face press scrutiny as details emerge from the studio.
Forbes Is Found Guilty In Veterans Bureau Fraud Case
A jury reached a verdict after twelve ballots in a Veterans Bureau fraud case. The trial involved defendants including Forbes and several co-defendants, with proceedings continuing into Wednesday as the jury deliberated and returned a guilty finding on the charges presented by federal prosecutors.
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Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Tone Witney
Lotifie
Hoowiedene Hospital
Magnus Johnson to contest seating of Senator Schall
Magnus Johnson has filed formal action in Minneapolis to contest the seating of Senator-elect Thomas D. Schall, Republican, alleging violation of the corrupt practices act. The move comes from the defeated labor candidate Magnus Fobusun in a bid to overturn Schall's seating.
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Magnus Johnson
Scholl
Minneapolis
Minn
Dan
A. P
Thomas D. Schall
Neseta
Magnus Fobusun
Elliott School Radiocast Planned for March 27
A program under the Jugal schools will be radiocast on the evening of March 27 from station KYNF in Shenandoah. The event aims to showcase school activities and features.
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Elliott School
Elliott
Jugal
KYNF
Shenandoali
Snow and colder weather to start the coming week
Weather outlook for the coming week predicts snow at the start and colder temperatures overall. The forecast indicates temperatures near normal midweek with tied to unsettled periods and potential flakes affecting Washington and surrounding areas.
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Washington
Yordas
Territins
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