Annie Oakley Dies at 66 in Shocking West Wild Tale
Read with cautious care the obituary notes Annie Oakley, famed sharpshooter, died at age 66. The report recalls sensational acts, the Crowns Prince, crowds and spectacles, and lingering questions about her last days amid public fascination with the Wild West.
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Annie Oakley
Thoneinds
Wolds
Annle
Sulsevs
Thair
Plang
Tay
Annie Ocklers
Rami
Annie
Tanbirk
Buffalo Bill
Annie Oakler
Court Upholds 30 Day Jail Sentence in Darien
Judge Drederich W Hurford upheld a 30 day jail term along with a $290 fine and costs in the Town Court of Darien for Andrew H Peck of Pialee Place. Peck, arrested October 1 by Officer Amos Anderson of the Darien Police Department, faced charges of transporting intoxicating liquor. The courtroom action was part of a broader local trial context.
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Drederich W Hurford
Riminal Common Pleas Court
Afernoon
Darien
Pialee Place
Peck
Daden
Offeer
Amos Anderson
da Ien Pifre
Offeer Ameson
Scarce Jobs for New Aldermen Highlight City Race
The article details a crowded aldermanic race with Sanford and Willet Sanford amid leadership shifts. It notes committee chairmanships, key assignments on Streets and Sidewalks, Ordinance, and Sewers, and the possible rise of new Republican leaders as vacancies loom.
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Nate Deots
Bein
Lin Aldermin Willet Sanford
Haar
Rp Fm
Hell
Sanford
Harrison
Sameron
Altermen
Tehn Howo
Yasteritat
Martin
Robert Id
George Vo
John Farmer Wise
Angus Sahl
Willim Cannon
Welbert Sanford
Tiese
Matiis Bertdes
Sodovic
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Stepaen
Yiram
William A
Memmeel
Saunders
Louis A
Atroda
Republicars
Prester
William Pines
T Stapleton
William Po Sadler
Tyan Sherry
Pema
Madden Foresees Tax Reduction in 1927 Budget Debate
Article notes Madden predicts immediate federal tax cuts and debt retirement extensions amid Democratic opposition and Treasury concerns. It discusses Treasury figures, anticipated surplus, and potential long term effects on debt and rates, with Melvin and Treasury officials weighing impacts before December.
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Vmelvin
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Winston
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Hig
Meailen
Pats Rey
California Dry Column Reports Add to Prohibition Debate
In a continuation from Page One, analysis shows dry column trends with Senate votes near party lines and uncertain outcomes. New York, Wisconsin, and Nevada referenda appear shadow contests with low participation. Montana and California organize efforts as results press for clear victors.
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Benite
New York
Montana
Ulfornia
Takly
Koontucky
Olty
Capitol Calip
Local Brewer Grorge Eckart to be tried in December terms
Grorge Eckart, arrested on a bench warrant last Friday, faces a December Superior Court hearing on charges of manufacturing beer with alleged alcohol content over the limit. A truck said to belong to Eckart’s brewery was stopped on Capitol Avenue, and the vehicle and beer were sent to the county building for examination by state chemist Harald Leavenworth, with results logged in the county basement.
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Grorge Eckart
Superior Court
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Honda
Vekart
Vais
Miilay
Capitol Avenue
Steck Leeman Jamis
Innegar
Sounty
Harald Leavenworth
Insurance firm cited for fraud in state report
A state insurance investigation disclosed today that an unnamed firm faced fraud charges. The report outlines alleged deceptive practices and seeks remedial action, with officials emphasizing stricter oversight of insurers and policy handling.
Bar Mexicans Pastor Pleads in Public Debate
The piece portrays Pastor Pliderskin of the Jil church and community leaders debating Mexican immigration. It discusses a program to restore land to peasants, schooling issues, and societal tensions in the Southwest, highlighting fears over cultural and economic impact, public schools, and suburban religious life.
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Steve
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Williit
Randolph
Twocens
Ile
United States
Idayts
Mexier
Mexico
Stanziie
Wontangy
York Ind
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Ted
Merfea
Tao
Platini Crud
Blasi
Rey
Arthur Valent
Aareh
Newtonville
Wiss
Bibs
Necticut
Bareg
Elon
Dev. Bul
Capture of Catillon Revolt Leader Reported by Police
Report from Perpignan Describes Spanish Republican expedition success with Catillon flag captured by French police relieving resistance. Captain Francisco Macia and staff surrendered to officers. 125 of 206 mobilized men are under arrest as officers probe international ties with Italian and Czech ligaments.
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Franco
Catilonia
Catnlan
Perpignan
Francisco Macia
Span
Sol
Ol Cottune
Tulian
Beim
Garibala
Oresitent
Nice
Thr Pe Lee
Williams dies in Richmond amid political turmoil
John Williams, longtime financier and banking figure in Richmond, dies at home after a period of illness. His career included leading roles with the Richmond Trust, chairing the Georgia and Florida Railroad board, and a contentious tenure as comptroller and federal official during reforms. He faced sharp opposition from bankers and lawmakers, with notable clashes involving Washington banks and the American Bankers Association. His death comes as his posthumous reputation amid reform debates is reassessed.
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Richmond
Tohn Skelton Willims
Worlson
Senate
Powhatan County
i _binker
Hewis
Totrd
Richmond Trust
Chirman
Georgia and Tloridi Railroad
Banking
Wirreng Systen Creuddander
Fideral Reseme Ayetem Vi Willlimg
Mmost
Rigga Va- Heneal Bank of
Washington
Congres
Wilson
New York
American Bankers Association
Wils N
Goodwin Guilty in First Degree Murder Retrial
A jury in Santa Ana Superior Court found Philp Goodwin former priest of the American Catholic church guilty of first degree murder in the Patterson case with no leniency recommendation. The death sentence will be pronounced next Tuesday after a trial that lasted several weeks.
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Philp Goodwin
J J Patterson
Los Angeles
J Marks
Goodwin Wig
New York
Pitterson
Santa Ana Canyon
Here
Rugs Stolen From Leeds Home Worth $2000
Police report $2000 in Turkish rugs taken from Norman Leeds's home at 1796 Hostun Avenue. A rear window was found open after an upstairs break in by a dummy dummy resistance. Son Norman Leeds Jr. aided by patrolmen McCarthy and ONeill. Six rugs reported missing.
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Hostun Avenue
Norman Leeda
Leeds
McCarthy
Oneill
Leeds Son
Unclear names in education church context
Fragmentary OCR notes list several individuals including Tama Knapp Jidfesse John Chuk Archer and Rev Pour We o Towlen connected to education and the United Church. The passage lacks clear events or dates.
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Tama Knapp
Rell Nouns Education
United Church Jidfesse
John Chuk Archer
Yale Divinity
Seri Ol
Will Oeful Apethers
Counsel for Men Face Long Terms in Bridgeport Trial
Attorneys in New York argue over lengthy prison terms as three gangsters from Waterbury are moved to Bridgeport for trial on Bridgeport assaults. Witnesses in the Hewitt Street case have vanished amid tampering claims, with defense counsel alleging threats to witnesses. Extraordinary guard plans accompany the transfer from Waterbury to Bridgeport, as police fear underworld ties may prompt attempts to spring the defendants en route.
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Fairfield Clerk Company
Lairfiell Avenue
Cyurilind Street
Connecticut
Asensa
Hewitt Street
Esse
Lister
Trilgeport
Wethersfield
Bridgeport
New York
Ottinger Victory Narrow in New York Election
Albert Ottinger won a narrow victory in New York on Tuesday, becoming the sole Republican on the state ticket to survive the Democratic challenge. The final tally showed a margin under 10,000 votes over Democratic opponent Forsythe Stolz, according to official early counts.
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Montana
Denver
Cole
Nellie Tayloe
Wyoming
Frank Emerson
Arthur
Hannett
New Wealco
Rob Dillon
Hunt Demont
Wwe
BOS Clark
Arizon
Hunt
Emerson
Ross
Wyomin
Charles I Winta
Colorado
W H Adams Democrat
Charles Waterman
United States
York
Albert Ottinges
E York Wis
Hepubli
Stite
Democrati
Ferjimin Stolz
Red Men Sweep Buffalo County South Dakota Election
In Buffalo County a full slate of Indian candidates won county offices Tuesday, the first native-dominated ticket in AI Indian history. Winners include Thomas Lagleman as clerk of courts, Charles Ish auditor, Thomas Gant register of deeds, Wallace Ashley sheriff, Joseph Irving assessor, and Thomas Tuttle county commissioner. Eagle man Tithe sas, former issue clerk, joins the Indian Plack Zilla Commission, reflecting a shift to native leadership in local governance.
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Champurlain
Cary Putrals
Arinus
Thomas Lagleman
Cour
Charles
Thomas Gant
Wallace Ashley
Joseph Irving
Thomas Tuttle
Eaglemin
Thanis Tithe Sas
General Custer
Washington
Ife
Inian Plack ‘Zilla Commission
Queen Delivers Unprepared Seattle Address Briefly
In Blaine Washington Bam Wilt hosts a crowd as Queen delivers an unscripted address. She defends the museum project amid public criticism while an onlookers emotional reaction, including Sam Hill, reflects the tense scene. The queen’s remarks frame a dream of future work at the site.
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Samuel Hill
Sam
Mi Hill
Wndios
Teft
America
Laxative tablets touted as cure for cold headaches
An old advertisement claims Bromo Quinine laxative tablets relieve headaches by curing the cold. The box bears a signature attributed to E W Grove.
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