Coroners Jury Blames Youth in Girl Death
A coroner's jury in Alma, Georgia, ruled Clara Dorothy Olson was killed by her sweetheart Erdman Olson. The verdict cites a love letter detailing elopement plans found on the body and notes the youth fled after the crime, with nine witnesses describing Clara's disappearance and discovery of her body.
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Prainieg
Authoritien
Shea
Gtrl
Elavor
Firl
Prane
Wea
Erdman
Teelris
Clara Dorothy Olson
Erdman Olson
G. §. Earl
FBI
Sennen
Hendewm
Minn
Winarn
Seneca
Alice
Clara
Hurll
Jexe
Jant Thornday
Albert Gison
Clats
Ane
Ead
al Hon
Hima
Willie Willis Todike A Best When Papa Riven
A garbled 1928 fragment from Publanors Spadte hints at a local tale or notice. The readable bits mention Willie Willis Todike and a town event, with unclear chronology and incomplete phrases. Further context would clarify the subject and date.
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Papa Riven
Tly Throat
Defense Witness and Government Counsel Clash in Full Trial
A tense courtroom exchange centers on Admiral Robison and prosecutor Roberts. Admiral Robison concedes possible prior talks about oil leasing with Denby and New York officials, while defending his testimony as not expedient. The day features sharp questions and warnings of deeper strategic moves tied to Pearl Harbor plans, with officials denying or confirming key constraints.
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Roberts
Deneny
New York
Navy Department
Hiphony
Ball
Fat
Sinclair
Renelent Sovernment
Supreme Cour
Sind
Triad
Hobarts
Faparlat
Tannarss
Wall
Doheny
Jesse
Pan Américan
Dorheny
Wilbue
Relison
Wilbur
Frenk
Hogan
Robison
Navy
Denby
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Washington
Pacific
Dead Harbor
Farelien
Congress
Kent
Congress Meets Taxpayers Lose In Jeopardized Session
Congress adjourns with unclear date as pay increases for some officials spark complaints. Vague notes reference Youngstown and named individuals Absent clear details on actions or outcomes.
McDermott called trigger man in Canton publisher murder
In Canton, June 16 proceedings followed the murder of publisher Mellette. Eugene McDermott, charged as the killer, faced a jury with strong security measures as authorities say the crime stemmed from the publisher’s crackdown on crime. Co-defendants Ben Rudner and Lows Harer await trial. others to be tried later.
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Canton
Onie
Der
Edet
Tee
Wouren
Sx Ten
Darars Lytty Tatrick
Eugene McDermott
Cou Tt Mellett
McBermott
McDermott
Tia
Nik
Ben Rudner
Massilion
Lowsharer
Ste. Dermott
Northeast Digs From Under Snow
A nor’easter swept the Atlantic coast causing eleven deaths as ships were driven aground and fishing fleets suffered heavy losses. New England, New York, and New Jersey crews battled snow as temperatures rose, aiding rapid clearance in the wake of the storm.
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Ab—Powell
Canada
North Atlantic
New England
New York State
New Jersey
Nova Scotia
New Brunsiwick
St. Lawrence
Quebec
New York
Boston
Usell
Lakes Own Life at Sight of Posse
Denver dispatch reports a sheriff’s posse pursuing Fort Morgan hotel manager J. E. Dale near an irrigation ditch. Dale shot and killed himself with a revolver as the posse closed in, after a manhunt for James Hayes, accused of killing his wife and a neighbor in Fort Morgan last night. The posse did not know Dale's identity. the motive remains unclear.
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Lakes
POSSE
Denver
Cole
Fort Morgan
Dale
Ancnie Bors
Hayes
Herrin Sheriff Retires Arrested by Successor
MARION, ENty. Dec 6 George Galligan a former sheriff of Williamson county retires after four turbulent years and is arrested by successor Oren den Nie on murder charges tied to a 1920s feud. The arrest is shelved after a county party pact to end prosecutions, as Galligan remains a figure in wartime and postwar local conflicts with Klansmen and rival factions.
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Marion
Enty
George Galligan
Sherif
Willamson
Oren
Galilean
Srs
Chatlen Woolfard
Widan
Ahern
Etotim
Herma Ining
Riola
Griligan
Sau
Igen
Tltn
Hval
Lingertellona
Inida
Galligan
Cape
Whsh
Xolinel Ptuvetpat
Breach suit against Pittsburgh manufacturer amid romance dispute
Wealthy Pittsburgh manufacturer Jobs W Hubbard faces a $500,000 breach of promise suit from musical revue actress Miss Ann Caldwell. Defense outlines him paying mortgage and supporting her career while Caldwell claims engagement existed. Testimony covers transfers, California trip, Atlantic City meeting, and photos prepared for newspapers.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgie
Der
Jobs W. Hubbard
Iren
Ann Caldwell
Hoy P. Marehall
Subburn
California
Geddes
Pittahurch
Hubbard
Chester County
Miss Caldwell
Belew
Atterbury
Misa Caldwell
Atlantic City
Hero
Windy
Atlantic
Philadeimiia
Cnr
Abberd
Mise Caldwell
Pers
Teitic
Plainisf
Desfence
Drubbard
Howard McWillips
Luesburg
Florida
Local Advertisers Prize Contest Judges Meet Tomorrow
Contest judges sit again today as readers await the results of the advertising contest. The $4,000 prize pool remains the focus with awards planned for merit at 4 o'clock tomorrow at the venue. Judges will be selected from notable city business leaders and announcements will follow in the Gazette.
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Mapaities Gazette
Firois
Wing Gazette
Bellin
Rum treaties found useless in curbing smugglers
The Washington report states the wartime ban treaties are nearly useless for enforcing narcotics and liquor controls as courts hold conventions not self executing. Officials cite lack of new legislation and limited authority to seize ships and contraband, while enforcement gains remain modest.
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Washington
Department of Dustity
Department
Jair
Mina
Coast Guard
Wereiee
Great Britain
Mable Waller
Willevrandt
Ure
Crete
King Ferdinand Undergoes Knife in Major Surgery
A French surgeon led the operation on King Ferdinand, with Young physicians present. The procedure lasted under a quarter hour. Queen Marlo and Princess Hena attended, while reports say the patient is recovering with minimal complications after the surgery on the throne.
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Ruchanest
Sumania
Cherndinn
Ferdinand
Trofoasny Worlminnn
Marlo
Llenna
Prive Nicholin
Teoway
Presinley
Mystery writer Agatha Christie vanishes in Britain
Agatha Christie, famed mystery author and Mrs of Col Archibald Christie, disappears after leaving her Devonshire retreat near Sunningdale golf course. Police and hundreds search woodlands and ponds as investigators drag streams for clues. no trace of her, no wedding ring, limited cash, and altered routine spark a formal inquiry.
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Britain
Agatha Christie
London
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Sunningdale
Torn Jing
Newlands Corner
Frederick Milter
Devonshire
Torqu
Christine
Enn
Posses Descrinion
Col
ArchStaid
Chris
Scotland Yard
Ansler
Police
Drop Dry Charge Against Governor
In Bay Ninette Ale Der 6 charges of violating the prohibition law against Governor W W Brandon and seven friends plus a negro servant were not continued in county court. Jack Daniels of Birmingham pleaded guilty to ownership of 12 quarts of whiskey found at a fishing camp. Daniels was fined 250 and costs. others were dismissed on recommendation to the court. Governor Brandon and four defendants did not appear. The docket included David T Castleman and William Castleman of Louisville. Addison Smith of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Reed, West Perry of Montgomery. Charles B Anderson. other defendants like Bubh Gravey Mullin and Joe Beth. A sheriff’s warrant named Min, whose confession was introduced, with several other names mentioned in connection to the case.
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W. W. Brandon
Jack Daniels
Birmingham
Daniela
Hall
Brandon
David T. Castleman
William
Castleman
Louisville
Addizon Tt
Smith
Loulavilla and Nashville Railroad
Reed
Wewre Pervient
Dig
Charles BP. Anderson
Hlect Bubh Gravey
Aulcus Mullin
Montgomery
Joe Beth
Carl McCormier
Henry Hudson
Negra
Min
Hlain- Hogeney
Ela
Congress Opens Amid College Homecoming Air in Senate and House
In Lebanon, Pa and Washington the new Congress opened with a college homecoming mood. Arthur Gowen of Maine faced a contested oath as the Senate swore in new members while the House organized, with dozens of bills ready and a flood of referfndums eyed for prohibition and national banking safeguards.
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Gould
Maine
Washington
Congress
Penate
House
Senate
Arthur I Gowid
Albert
Cummings
Iowa
Bert ML Fernald
Curtis
Rbbinson
Tilson
Representative Garratt
Cooliden
Meanenger
Foucken
Dal Ameone
Dickinson
White House
Mississippi River
Brand
Georgia
Noth Gailerien
Longworth
Dawes
Alce Hoosevelt Longworth
Sargent
Dwight W. Davin
O Z
Kellogg
Coal Legislation Faces Short Session Challenges
Washington dispatch notes West Virginia’s full delegation returning to Congress to push bills on pensions and coal industry reform. Despite urgency of other measures, prospects for quick passage look slim as President may push federal coal policy. Congressman Woodyard resumes duties, Judge W B O Brien plans to study the job, Wolverton aides welcome the new congressman.
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the Gazette Bureau
Washington
Congress
West Virginia
House
Senate
Bachmann
Otter Idhbressman
West Virgina
Woodyard
Lso Jnlarness
W. B. O Brien
Third
Wolverton
Fage O'Brien
Gltice
Taly to Impose Tax on Bachelors
Rome cab inet approves a run tax on bachelors aged 3 to 56 to fund aid for indigent women and needy children. The measure, to take effect January 1, aims to influence marriage rates. Premier Mussolini announces nationwide reforms including prefecture reshuffles and province changes after the Bologna plot.
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Taly
Rome
Bologna
Locate Arsene J in Mexican Port
A garbled OCR note reports Arsene J located in a Mexican port near New Orleans and Lay Dee. It mentions the Arsene 3 and references persons named Matthews and Vandiey, with unclear roles and a week-old event presented tonight by port authorities in northern Mexico.
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Arsene J
Mexican
New Orleans
Matthews
Five Workmen Die in DuPont Powder Explosion at Penns Grove
An explosion at the Carneyts Pola Want of the Dupont Powder company in Penns Grove killed five workers and injured others, two of whom remained in serious condition. The blast wrecked the dry house and shattered nearby buildings, with property damage estimated around $20,000. Names of the deceased include Alfred Bradway and William Press, among others. four other men were treated and returned to work. An investigation was ordered to determine the cause of the 2,800 pounds of powder going off.
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Carey’s Point
Penns Grov Mos
Dee
Anw
Carneyts Pola
Dupont Puyder Company
Anday
Teaden
Ob Farried
Salon No
Kara Herman
Carrey
Deanwater Paint
XNI
Penny Ave
Winflekd Bleass
Clive
Iho Tonden
Iscot Wedog 2
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