Historic week in crime and weather across the nation
Reported heists near Denver and fireside weather in Cedar Rapids mark a turbulent week. A bandits ambushed a Denver Mint convoy, fatally wounding guard Pherlex Linton and stealing $200,000 in fives, while chase footage hints at Mexican border involvement. Cold fronts across the Midwest pushed temperatures down to 18 degrees below zero, with record lows and wreckage recovery efforts continuing. Authorities also note indictments over mail fraud, labor strikes in Pennsylvania, and violent incidents tied to evolving crime waves amid economic strain.
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Federal Reserve
Denver Mint
Pherlex Linton
Wartime political moves and international affect on labor and travel
The article reports on diplomatic visits by Bir Auckland Geddes to Secretary of Labor Davis regarding rebuilding the New York immigration station. It covers a House judiciary committee meeting on impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty and a senate-like appropriation for forest roads and rural post reading under federal acts. It notes warcraft limits talks, veteran pardon proposals, and various international and domestic political events including martial law in Warsaw and Polish political turmoil.
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Auckland Geddes
Hrntion
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Ellis Tgtaod
New York
T Tug
Labor Department
Wellur
Alinaesoli
Generil Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
State Department Denies Forwarded Reparations Proposal
The United States weighs asking France for a clear statement on reparations to resolve the old world economic crisis. Officials deny any American plan for a Commission of experts to revise Germany’s reparations and say talks with allies have not produced a formal proposal. The aim is to align opinions among powers and pursue a common ground with the United States acting as mediator.
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Mrance
United States
France
Poincare
Germany
Prenen
Walter States
Alog
States Department
London
Cuno
Buried Bodies of Aviators Found Near Tucson Arizona
A report says Colonel Francis Maryhall and Lieut. Charley Welser from Rockwellfield San Diego died when their plane burned after a crash on the Papago Indian Reservation south of Tucson Arizona. The wreckaged bodies were charred beyond recognition. The search involved aeroplanes cars and horses with no cavalry troops reaching the area for miles. The scene lies in the heart of the Papago reservation about many miles from a railroad and accessible only by wagon path.
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Los Angeles
Francis Maryhall
Charley Welser
Rockwellfield
San Diego
Mies
Ucson
Arizona
Papago
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Ku Brothers in Regalia Barred in City Orders
Ghieft of Potics posted instructions to arrest dragons in city regalia of the Ku Klux Klan and to assess sanity by physicians. The common council adopted the orders, which also require hooded individuals to be unmasked and impose ten days imprisonment.
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Regia
Ku Klux Klan
Ghieft
Potics
Wallace Reid Shows Signs of Recovery in Los Angeles
Picture actor Wallace Reid, recuperating in Los Angeles, appears brighter in mood and reports say his temperature and respiration are normal. Doctors say he is improving after overcoming narcotics habits while fighting to regain health and career in the film industry.
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Los Angeles
Wallace Reid
Frost insurance sought by California orange growers
Growers in Los Angeles and Orange counties appeal to authorities for crop insurance against frost. Officials note discussions are ongoing on underwriting this risk though no confirmation has been received. So far this season frost has not reached levels threatening southern California orange groves.
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Zoe Place
Towett
Shirley Mason
Blue Bird
Utah
Bluebird
Manny
Felf
Perhaya
Foux
Shirley Mazon
Short Wyoming News Items From a Fragmented Page
Fragmented text reports multiple Wyoming items. Alexander Pope elected a vara under ob Waster Muse Ne, Natrona county for a park bill, University of Wyoming tourney details, Grey Bull conference president Juin, depot fire at Lander, shootings and murders in Green River, Jukodieh armed altercation, Wyoming politics with Governor race notes, Clara Phillips arrest, Thermopolis gathering site picked, and various missing persons and court cases.
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Wye
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Lsu County
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Lock Springs
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Kleenburn
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le Werdy
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Republican State Central Com
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Clara Pchilips
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Los Angeles
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Powell
Ig Morn Medical Association
George Schwwerdtferger
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Laneder
J AL McLoren
Wits
Nintey Cuthbertson
Scott
Bull
Keith Culbertson
Just Between You and Me Corner Answers Readers
A long readers letters page from a early 1900s column. Advice from Miss Brooks on dating gifts, manners, lucky days, and colors mixed with DIY craft directions for assembling magazine cover booklets. Readers ask about names meanings, song lyrics, and writing to friends, with many curious questions and friendly reassurances.
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Salt Lake
Miza Brooks
Ogtaide
Sam
Iady
Cain
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Miss Brooks
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Topine
Uteh
Mire Brooks
Welere
Ealt Pike
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Laurie Lawrence
Utah
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Kaomak
Shikuni
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Misa Tesaka
Smilea
Richard Barthelmean
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Lacy
Lue
Gladys
Richard Farthelmens
Mere Famiried
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bin Wdittens Les Jin
Inspiration Pictures
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New York City
Ida Meang
Lucy
Lila
Giedge
Rudolph Valentino
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