M Gunnis speaks at legion meet
Twelve applicants sought soldier bonus papers at a joint meeting of the Loyal Legion and Kanawha post number 26 of the American Legion. Held at 7 oclock at the Bike Club on Quarrion Street Mrs Weal Kennedy represented the Red Cross. James McGlin of Tockley a commander of the American Legion spoke on the national and state organizations. He also discussed Kanawha post 20 finances and activities. The finance and activities topic was postponed to the next meeting in January at the Bike Club. The local base executive committee chosen included W. Point chairman John De Bond Charles Th Morgan De Philip Senator Br OU Irwin and Colonel Dean Tinker White. Kennelly reported the district headquarters in Chicago would be on in the remainder of the month to enlist ex-servicemen for bonus applications, awaiting final action. Mrs Kennedy urged all soldiers to file for the bonus before the deadline.
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Jogal Red
RB Olock
Quarrion Street
We AL Kennedy
Red Cross
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Tockley
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Br OU. Irwin
Dean Tinker White
Kennelly
Kicaa
Honux
Kennedy
Unclear Notes of Trial Involving Pratt Black and Mortimer
Fragmentary testimony describes a collusive scheme tied to a South American development project. Evidence includes a June dated note, a October 19 1022 letter, and payments for hospital plans. Witnesses Mortonier and Blick implicate figures in a government contract dispute with alleged intent to influence officials.
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Chichke
Mortimer
Borbey
Mita Mortimer
Umea
William C. Pratt
Black
Columbia
South America
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Woking
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Onio
Retur
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Starr
Cor Korber
Morbes
Tietita
Forkon
Judee Carpenter
Datenss
Cilszin Mortimer
New Dead
Mor
How to Solve Crossword Puzzle Clues
A brief guide explains that numbered squares mark word starts. Fill each word from its definition, then use crossing letters to reveal four intersecting words. Continue solving to uncover further entries as cross letters lock in.
Fragmented OCR Vocabulary Puzzle Seeks Answers Across Borders
A long list of scattered clues and garbled phrases from an OCR text spans languages and topics. It reads like a tangled vocabulary puzzle with references to geography, mythology, numbers, and lists of various items, many corrupted or incomplete, challenging precise interpretation.
No Federal Radio Laws Says Hoover After Quiz Into Whole of Industry
Washington December 3 rapid progress in radio communication makes a complete federal system of regulation inadvisable Hoover told Congress in a letter to Chairman White He proposed a short measure reaffirming federal power to regulate the ether and minimize interference by continuing current wave length assignments The White bill which would include stricter provisions remains on the home calendar and can be acted on only by the full house after being drafted with Hoover and Commerce Department input following two national conferences of radio users and experts.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
White
House Marine and Geheries Committee
Commerce Department
Storm in Middle West Subdues After Severe Winter Blow
Chicago Dec 5 The middle west began to recover from its first severe winter storm. Thi and snow disrupted train schedules in the northwest and disrupted wire communications, causing damage in Nebraska Kansas Missouri Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas. Some Associated Press wires were temporarily filled requiring radio broadcasting to reach newspapers.
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Chicago
Northwest
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Associated Press
Dying man says fray accidental in Catlettsburg
Water Hensley a 30 year old farmer was shot at his home in Catlettsburg Kentucky and is gravely wounded. Allet Mann 20 is jailed on a charge of shooting with intent to kill but Hensley told police the shooting was accidental. The chief warns a murder charge could follow if Hensley dies. Witnesses say Mann carried a revolver and threatened Hensley.
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Hensley
Allet Mann
Henry S.wearick
Mann
Hedrick
Maun
Obituary notices for two individuals with errors
Two bereaved notices list Lillian May Plergon aged six at home of J Roy Diersen on Monansilin street with parents and two brothers. Funeral at 2 PM today from residence with burial at Spring Hill cemetery under Dr C W Kemper. Also Luther Glen Tutner Glehn, 47, died suddenly Wednesday night, funeral at Marden Chapel Sunday at 2 5, handled by Diamond Tee and Coal Company employees at Spring Hill cemetery.
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Lillian May Plergon
J. Roy Diersen
Monansilin Street
Spring Hit
CW. Kemper
Luther Glen Tutner Glehn
Marden
Chareg
Diamond Tee and Coal Company
Emplovex
Spring Hill Camveters
Court Rules Reopen Case Over Five Thousand Dollar Sale
A common pleas court set a returnable date in January for the case of Musaley against McCrory company of West Virginia alleging damages of 5000 dollars. The New Silver Bank ing Trial company versus the Hubbard company also listed for January terms. Neylan posted a bond of 109 dollars with Murphy as surety on guard duty for Neylan.
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J. OV. Musaley
West Vir- Hinik
New Silver Banking
Lewiss Hubbard Company
Tiliza Neylan
Dom Murphy
WY. A
Earl of Ypres Stricken in Paris Reported in AP Dispatch
An Associated Press notice reports Earl of Ypres, former British Army commander, fell ill in Paris after surgery. Surgeons describe his condition as serious as medical staff treat him following the ambesxpital operation and subsequent concerns about his recovery.
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Ypres
Paris
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Koretz Begins Term For Oil Swindle In Illinois
Chicago dispatch reports Leo Koretz sentenced to one to ten years in state penitentiary for a 2,090,000 oil swindle. He will begin serving after surrender to deputy sheriffs in Shields, Halifax. Judge Hopkins indicated aiming for maximum term of six years and two, parole possible after eleven months.
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Chicago
Des
Leo Koretz
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Korets
Tach S. Hopkins
Criminal Court
Columbus salesman injured hit by speeding car
Charles B. Hateh of Columbus, Ohio, a salesman, was badly injured when struck by a speeding automobile tonight. He suffered severe wounds to his head, and the full extent of his injuries could not be determined. The driver did not stop after the collision.
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Buit
Henry Cats Huntington
Charles B. Hateh
Columbus
Ohio
Hils
Death Wins Race Against Love in Chicago Tale
Private funeral services await William M. MacCintock known as the millionaire orphan who died as his fiancée Miss Isabelle Pope waited with a marriage license. The story notes a race between death and love as MacClintock, pursuing a $6,000,000 estate, died seven months after receiving the fortune and planning to wed in hospital.
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Chicago
William BM. MacCintock
Isabelle Pope
McCliintock mi
Lions
McClintock
Hirn
Miss Pope
Young McClintock
Former Ambassador on Japanese immigration stance
A former ambassador argues Congress erred by pursuing exclusionist policy against Japanese immigration. He says Japan cooperated with the United States and that Congress could have achieved necessary limits without humiliating Japan, preserving friendship and easing Pacific region cooperation. He warns that without compensating gains the approach worsened distrust and mortification.
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United States
Congress
Japan
Far East
Pacific
Difficulty in maintaining permanent peace of the Far East
An audience hears remarks on the hard task ahead for Christian leaders to secure a practical solution. Dr Reischner notes Japanese hurt and resentment after an act but says faith in the United States remains among many, with thousands still hopeful for better ties.
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Far East
Reischner
Japanese Christian Work Faces Setback Says Leader
A leader stated that Christian work in Japan had been seriously set back and questioned whether levé would prompt doing the right thing. The remark underscored concern over progress and adherence to standards in the mission.
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Japan
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