Drunkenness in Chicago Rises in Annual Court Report
Chicago reports show 1927 drunkenness arraignments rising from 32,409 in 1926 to AI? in 1927. City council urged Congress and state to approve manufacture and distribution of wholesome beers and light wines. Alderman Cermak backed a wets resolution arguing prohibition failure and urging revenue use from such sales.
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New Road Work Decreases Across City
Unclear text reports a decline in road construction activity through the city. References to departments, emergency funds, charities and a ten day deadline are noted, with phrases about keeping work going and possible external intervention.
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Charities Department
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Free offer to asthma and hay fever sufferers
A wartime style advert claims a free trial method for controlling asthma and hay fever at the reader’s expense. It targets long standing or recent cases, including those failing inhalers or opium preparations, urging immediate mail-in coupon submission with no payment required.
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Orce
Old Joao Fernandes and the ukulele dream in Honolulu
In Honolulu a retired ukulele maker, once famed from royal patronage, recalls how Fernandes taught the instrument to Hawaiians after arriving in 1879. He reflects on fame fading to drab factory life, his sons reviving the ukulele’s popularity, and the romance of a music that bridged social worlds.
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Errors of Grew Wreck Blamed on Train Crew Failures
Dec 28 report from Interstate Commerce Commission safety inspectors cites misapplied rules and poor practices as the cause of a December 5 collision near Woodmont. 37 passengers and crew were killed and many injured. The investigation points to signaling violations by conductors and enginemen and failure of track and block systems.
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Neading
Woodmont
Interstate Commerce
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Mayhal Binek
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Channal Hlacis Syatem
Two George Ernsts in Norwalk Haunt Local Lore
An eccentric Norwalk article notes two men named George Ernst and mentions Nepree Toast and Obin as related locals. It describes public sentiment, family ties, and a quirky mix of names, places, and memories tied to Norwalk, highlighting long-standing intrigue around these figures.
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Obin
Oita
Sugar Prices Fall to Five Cents a Pound at Last
Wartime placards promising unlimited sugar for no cost give way to a five cent per pound price as demand declines. refiners have gradually increased supply in step with consumer need, allowing households to use sugar for baking and fudge recipes once more.
Bar Examinations in Hartford Today
The State Bar Committee holds a session in the Hartford Supreme Court Room with 40 petitioners from Privfield County seeking admission to the Connecticut bar. Names include Minnie TE Dworken and others from Bridgeport, Tiridee, and Stamford, with exams to proceed under the court’s supervision.
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Iisher
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Witout
Indian Liberals Defend Loyalty Amid Turmoil
The Liberal party leaders push a loyalist line amid internal strife. They insist unity with government, urging extraordinary powers for swift action and broad support to stabilize the administration.
Arrest Report Details Fatal Firearm Incident In Midland
Joseph Deelles, a youth, is arrested after a February crime in Midland, tied to a 85,000 bail amount. The event involves moving with an older relative and a niece in a shack, with authorities citing a statutory offense and a weapon charge in a city case that evening.
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Mines and plants to resume January 16 in Montana
Butte Great Falls and Anaconda districts will resume mining operations January 16. A horizontal wage cut of Affy cents will be introduced starting January 76 to shift workers. Companies involved include Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Butte and Superior Mining, Auto Tone Genper, Davis Maly spper, North Butte Mining, and others. The Anaconda Company plans to purchase zinc concentrates sufficient to produce seven million pounds.
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Coroner Probes Olga Stuller Death In Street Fateful Night
Coroner I Phelan leads inquiry into Olga Stuller death at a Beasmor Street corner near Fairfield and Antiaver. Witness Berglund described a car stopping and an apparent incident, with testimony recounting frightening events and the victim's last movements before departure.
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Puirfield
Antiaver Street
Mina
Suter
Snow and Thaw Spoil Paradise for Skaters
A damaged report describes thaw and heavy snow causing unsafe ice on a local pond. Skaters face dangerous conditions as the ice weakens, with observers noting deep water and the risk to anyone venturing onto the pond. Authorities warn against skating until ice quality improves.
Hard cider violations noted in city court
A Bam Lev grower from Matin street paid fines and costs after being convicted of selling hard cider and hiding gambling machines in his operation. The court assessed 49 dollars in costs for keeping cider with a high alcohol content while police investigations continued.
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Elky Court
Bam Lev
City court fines and suspends sentence on shop violator
Joseph Pini of Main and Frank streets was fined $20 with costs in city court yesterday and given a suspended one day jail term for inviting a liquor-related offense. The report notes a separate fine of $200 issued to CR for an unspecified offense at Lipeor Chalgih.
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Main
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Costa
Obregon Orders Honors For Late Dr Cross in Mexico City
President Obregon has ordered official honors for the late Dr Howard B Cross of the Rockefeller Institutes who died of yellow fever. The body will be brought to the United States capital tomorrow for burial in Wind, Oklahoma, with a ceremony on the way.
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Howard B. Cross
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Toy stove tragedy claims child life
A child died after using a toy stove, with investigation noting a fatal burn incident. Authorities urge caution with toy heat toys and advise keeping such items away from young children.
Christmas tragedy as girl dies after stove fire accident
In a brief account from a local report, a five and seven year old girl Marian and Gertrude built a fire in a stove and lit their sister Litliqn’s clothing. The flames spread, she died years later in high spirits while her siblings were trying to save her.
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Rustic Inn Proprietor Guilty in Prohibition Case
In this city district court Cassar NS. Cummings proprietor of the Rustic lodge at Maddison was found guilty of violating national prohibition laws. Judge Thomas set to announce sentence following the verdict amid ongoing case details.
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President Yearding Extols Humble P نزد
President Yearding sends a holiday message to Marion Star veteran Marion Miller 77 the oldest employee praising humble pursuits over high office. Miller, a longtime compositor, helped the Star since 1884.
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Government Agreement Shapes Prisoner Release Terms
A fragmented report states a government agreement outlines release of internees and amnesty measures tied to an upcoming spring election. The text mentions liberal government and socialist opposition, with unclear wording about prisoner conditions and political concessions.
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Fuitesi
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