Mrs Phillips Still At Large After Jail Escape
Mrs Clara Phillips, convicted of killing Alberta Meadows with a hammer, escaped from Los Angeles County Jail. Her husband Armour Lee Phillips was held for inquiry while Peggy Coffee, former chorus girl and state witness, remains missing. Authorities widen search across southern California and into Baja California seeking safety assurances for Coffee.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clara, Phillips
Alberta Tremaine Meadows
California
Tipa
Hanmer
Scrosa
Mexico
Ensenda
Soaet
San Diego
Calif
San Francisco
Armour Lee Phillipe
Peggy Caffee
Phillips
Worldwide War News and Political Briefs
A mixed digest reports Thanet Healy’s stance on freeing Tate finances, Von Moltke blaming Russia for unrest, and Allied talks on warship use under international control near Lautenne. Notes on Trish free state, British refugees, Valera’s tax protest, and Census birth rate trends. Also covers Clemenceau, cold wave reach, Armour Phillips custody, Salvation Army figures, Evangeline Booth, Ku Klux Klan denial, Rockefeller memorial gift, and a proposed national police bureau.
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Thanet Healy
Canlee
Tate
Aske
United States
Free State
von Moltke
Mesoirs
Russia
Mayland
Germany
Lautennne
Trish Free State
Asia
Ny Valera
Trish
Census Bureau
Clemenceau
Junding
Northwest
Planing
Carpentier Denies Frame-Up After Siki Fight
Paris reports Georges Carpentier and his manager refuting frame-up claims regarding the recent match with Siki. Carpentier presents his injured left hand as evidence and questions the authenticity of accusations, seeking a rematch to restore his reputation after the defeat.
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Paris
Associated ‘Preas
Georges Carpentier
Francie Bes
Carpentier
Easirely
Siki
Central American Conference Debates Armament Limits Plan
Washington session of the Central American conference approves rules similar to Washington arms limits talks. The general committee plans to draft and present for adoption a proposal for a union of Central American countries with focus on day’s discussions.
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Washington
D. C
Associated Press
Reducing liquor sale prompts reforms in Westphalia diet
Munster Germany December 6 the Diet of Westphalia has passed measures to ban the sale of intoxicants to youths under fourteen and to prohibit unlicensed places from selling liquor. The diet ordered that no intoxicants be sold in prohibited districts or to those under legal age and requires licensing for all sellers.
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Munster
Germany
Westphalia
Troops praised by Austrian adviser departing for Vienna
Coblenz reports Lt Col B Carney, adviser to Austria, lauds troops as the finest ever seen during occupation of German territory while Colonel Canany says the U S forces should be proud of their conduct. An exchange follows with a pessimistic remark and an optimistic duck.
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Coblenz
B. Carney
Austria
Vienna
Canany
Household Economics Debate Echoes in Rural Boarder Tale
Farmer Corntoseol warns Wiepon about self reliance versus boarders, arguing household economies hinge on shared burden. Seete aan cited as example, suggesting social norms affect local finances in a rural community.
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Toth
Corntoseol
Wiepon
Colds and Preventives Mention Bromide Remedy
A brief unsigned note urges taking Laxative Brom Quinine Tamets for colds grip or influenza and cites FW Grove library tone. It emphasizes ensuring you obtain Bromine products and references preventive measures.
Cowboy Padgett Knocks Out Loughlin in Third Round
In Tulsa Oklahoma last night Cowboy Padgett of Dolores Colorado scored a knockout over Willie Loughlin of South Bethlehem Pennsylvania in the third round of a scheduled 16 round welterweight bout. Johnny Meyers of Lake Erie wresting district defeated John Kilonis of Norfolk in two out of three falls. Walno Ketonen of Boston won on a referee's decision over Heinke Kagel of Dubuque after six rounds.
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Cowboy Padgett
Willie Loughlin
Tulsa
Okla
Dee
Dolores
Colo
Willie
K. C.) Loughlin
South Bethlehem
Chicago
Johnny Meyers
Ee Cneree Lake Wrest Iter
John Kilonis
Norfolk
Walno Ketonen
Boston
Heinke Kagel
Dubuger
Norwich University names 1928 football manager and assistants
Northem Dec 6 at a meeting of the Norwich University Athletic association Melvin E Blaher of Brock Mans was elected manager of that year's football eleven. Fisher also manages basketball. Football assistants Edward G and Charles H. Kenee. Tahoualie of Worcester and Irving C. Schaefer of Middletown are named. Baseball assistants Chester W Eaton of Needham and Claude M Steri ene of Rochester.
Cold Grips Northwest Blizzard Ties Up Lake Traffic
Cold wave grips northwest with sub zero readings in Havre and Williston North Dakota and spreads to Texas and the lake region. Sixty mile winds drive snow closing shipping while the east reports relief as coal supplies reach Greater New York to avert suffering from the impending cold wave.
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Chicago
Northwest
Texas
Lake
Great Central Valleys
East Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
North Dakota
Montana
Havre
Williston
N. D
Spanish Premier Out As Morocco Row Deepens
Premier Sanchez Guerra resigns for the second time in four days amid Spain Morocco reverses crisis. General Berenguer testified in the Senate that he bore full responsibility for events in the Melilla zone after Jul 21 1921, urging impeachment and offering to assume sole accountability for the nation. A large Senate crowd witnessed the call for Berenguer to be held answerable.
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Madrid
Sanchez Guerra
Morocco
Senate
Berenguer
Melilla
General Berenguer
Woman Wizard Guilty in Purged Document Case
Mrs Susan Kraus of Pomeroy is found guilty of uttering a purged document. Earl Boyes returns from Barre City Hospital after a leg fracture reduction and X rays show proper healing. An accident occurred while whittling logs at home. several injuries noted. Wind damaged panes Friday night. Mrs Faunie Stewart visits Berlin relatives. Drury family returns from Woodstock NH. Home Study club to meet December 7 at Mrs Emom E Warner's. Couillard buys a new Ford from Perry Auto in Barre. Schools close for the holiday. teachers travel home. Mrs Laura Walker and family travel to Montpelier for Thanksgiving with Frank A Walker. Clickempox remains prevalent with no serious cases. some recoveries noted. Principal William H Adams absent due to illness. Seaver covers route No 3 while carrier away. Kraus faces 1 to 20 year sentence.
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Earl Boyes
Barre City Hospital
Faunie Stewart
Berlin
Hiram
Drury
Woodstock
N. H
Chub
Emom E. Warner
Couillard
Perry Auto Company
Barre
Laura D. Walker
Alice and
George
Martha
Montpelier
Akagiving
Frank A. Walker
Walker
Pomeroy
Dee
Susan, Kraus
Fragmentary OCR Reads Unclear Poetic Line Breaks
An incomplete text excerpt shows garbled words and unfamiliar phrasing. It appears as broken lines mixing stray letters and phrases, making the overall meaning and subjects unreadable. The passage lacks identifiable persons, places, dates, or organizations to summarize into concrete facts.
Tanlac Restores Hydeville Man to Work
David F. Molenar of Hydeville Wisconsin credits Tanlac with curing years of stomach trouble and dyspepsia. He says nausea pain and dizziness vanished after taking Tanlac, he gained ten pounds and regained strength to work. He praises Tanlac for improved appetite and sleep and urges others to try it.
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David F. Molenar
Hydeville
Tanlae
Tanlac
Adv
Brookfield Social Notices Among Local Families
Mrs Jennie Smith attends a Star meeting and other residents report visits, illnesses, and travel. The article notes small attendance at a town event, Redland visits, and several local families including Patterson, Rommey, Hutchinson, Benedict, Grout, McIntyre, Fortin, Thumsey, Hayward and others with trips to Richmond, Braintree, and Winston-Salem-style hints, plus a Woman’s Relief Society meeting and election of a clerk.
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Jennie Smith
Saseenaeey Poe
Sila
Order of Fastern Star
Ioham
Medl
Frank W. Patterson
Redland
T. Bini
Charles Seager
Ae Mae
Randolph
A. R. Rommey
Kichmend
A. Wortheien
Luke Hutchinson
North Geld
Benedict
W. H. Grout
Braintree
Rimi McIntyre
Butter and Poultry Prices in Local Markets
Readable portions show butter holding firm with quotations around 27 to 30 cents per pound. Poultry prices list fowls at 27 to 28 cents, chickens at 80 cents, and lamb around 22 to 24 cents per pound. Also notes on potatoes and general market conditions without full context.
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Barr
Boston Market Reports Butter and Cheese Prices
Boston market notes butter prices hold firm though no rise, with local buyers favored in cheese. Butter grades show values around 50 to 60 cents. creamery tubs and prints vary by quality, Western creamery and New York product listings referenced.
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Boston
Ereimaty
Boxer
Hugeble
New York Twins
Uses salts to ease back ache and kidney trouble
An advertisement extols Jad Salts for urinary and kidney relief. It warns against high meat intake and claims the product dissolves uric deposits, cleanses kidneys, reduces bladder irritation, and improves blood purity. It suggests taking a teaspoonful in water before breakfast for a few days.
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Wayne
Ralwee Lang
Market price report for grain and poultry items
A fragmentary price list shows various items with mixed OCR errors. Entries mention Young America and eastern and western supplies, dozen counts, and several price figures like 28 290 a pound, 64 A5e, 68, and 72 73e, indicating a late 19th or early 20th century market pricing format.
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Young America
Hennery
Sisters Endorse Father John's Medicine by Charity Homes
A signed statement from Sisters of Charity cites Father John's Medicine as indispensable in homes and hospitals. They report use for coughs and colds and as a builder, praising its lack of alcohol or dangerous drugs and noting its trusted role in care facilities nationwide.
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Sisters OF Charity
Father John
John
Newbury
Newburyport
Mass
Aimilar
Ebran
Home For
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Hammer
Husband
Peggy Coffee
Chum
William J. Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
Canada
John D. Rockefeller
Park Avenue Church
New York
National Police Bureau
Police Commissioner of
Portland
Purchane
U. 8
Austris
Meadus
Sporting Notes
N. U
Melvin E. Fisher
Brockton, Mass
East
New York City
Greater
The
Fuel Administration
Guerra
Susan Kraus
Williamstown
William H. Adams
Chelstoom
Ilineaa
Atvother
Ameri
F.o.b
H. F. Cutler & Son Tel
Brookfield
Orchestra Furpies
Nese
Abbott
Sam
Alfred
Mrs. Fortin
Setunday
Air
Lewis Hayward
Winstonsorth
Satin Haywert
Boston Market Reports
Columbia
Red Cross Pharmacy
Walter Krinovitz
Eastman Elk
Littlefield
Main St
Regals
Moore & Owens
Hart Schaffner & Marx
North Main St
Rie
Lamoille County Savings, Bank and Trust Company
Hyde Park
Vermont
Carroll
Hyde Park, Vt
Derry
Dolly Times
Americas
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