Tragic Death Case Linked To Doctor and Fiancée
Testimony at bail hearing reveals Elizabeth Scheott’s troubled engagement with Dr. Scheott ending amid jealousy and a fatal gunshot. Laurine Gartner and others describe the couple’s volatile relationship and Elizabeth’s nervous temperament. The doctor recalls intimate quarrels and claims the gun was kept in his office chiffonier for years.
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Laurine Gartner
Elizabeth
Laurine
Dr. Scheot
Interstate Commerce Commission Strengthened
Washington January 2 The inter state commerce commission is set to receive enhanced authority to regulate interstate trade and transportation improving national oversight and enforcement capabilities.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Supreme Authority
Pep Flows Into Sheridan Sewer After Spoiled Stocks
In Sheridan Wisconsin on January 2 four hundred cases of Pep beer were emptied into the sewer by the Lindsay Sheridan company. The firm will not stock Pep again and will instead pursue another near beer brand found satisfactory.
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Sheridan, Wye
loodsay-Sheridan Company
Lindsay-Sheridan Company
Federal Trade Commission Actions Noted in Bean County
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person named H Gaskill previously a federal attorney in the state of Beadoreey and a federal trade commission inquiry. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Xefooe
H. Gaskill
Jaanindwui
Mexican Consul at El Paso Ousted by Carranza
Andres Caerla the Mexican consul at El Paso was dismissed by President Carranza for remaining interventionist in policy according to official statements. His removal reflects Washington El Paso tensions and Mexican foreign service changes during the period.
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Andres Caerla
el Paso
Carramen
Vaccination plan eyed for wild deer herd efforts
Sheridan January 2 two deer a buck and a doe died at Pioneer Park last week. A post mortem by Dr CG V Williams deputy state veterinarian found hemorrhagic septicemia caused one death and likely led to the other. Vaccination strategy may be pursued but challenges include slender bones and difficult administration. Dr Williams a Colorado rural college graduate and former wartime second lieutenant notes past efforts stamping out horse plague in the region.
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Sheridan
Jan
Pioneer Park
CG. V. Williams
Williams
Colorado Rural College
Sheepmen Oppose State Fee Increases at Lander Meeting
The Woolgrowers Association at its annual Lander gathering protested higher state fees. A letter from A Baker of the State Board of Lead Commissioners cited higher rates elsewhere, but did not quiet dissenters. Alex Johnston and others were named among attendees.
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Woolgrowers' Association
Lander
Wye
A. Baker
State Board of Lead Commissioners
Haker
Ome
Alex Jobnaten
Young Men's Club Holds Annual Feast
Annual banquet hosted by the Young Men's Club at the main hotel draws local members and guests. Organizers report strong turnout and note the event supports club activities and community outreach efforts.
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Young Men’s Club
Fighters Dundee and Leonard Set for New Haven bout
New Haven hosts a 20 round lightweight championship clash between Jeanard Dundee and Johnny Leonard on January 16 as ring followers anticipate a lively battle. The long lineage of lightweight champions is reviewed, noting past title holders and the era spans from 1872 to 1942.
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New York
New Haven
Jeanard
Johnny Dundee
Connecticut
Iehela
Leonard
Preddie Welsh
Billy Edwards
Canada
Chambers
Jack Dempsey
Jack McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Kid Leviene
Frank Erne
Lavigne
Buffalo
Joe Gans
Erne
Jimmy Britt
Gana
Battling Nelson
Britt
Gans
Nelson
Ad Wolgast
Willie Ritchie
Wolgast
Fide
Shot Through Leg At Hunter’s Farm Injures John Shaffer
John Shaffer, employed at Hunters alien, was struck in the thigh by a discharged 45 Colt as he walked to a show six miles above Hunters station. He fell and, in pain, rose without realizing the wound. Dr Hynds calls this incident remarkably strange given the revolver’s discharge on impact.
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Buvyfalo
Wye
John Shaffer
Hunter's Alien
Hynds
Hunters Station
Shaffer
Adolph Panarelli Arrested in New York Wood Alcohol Case
Wine dealer Adolph Panarelli has been arrested in New York over wood alcohol beverage cases. Before his cell, he declared he would tell all he knows, saying he was glad to be caught.
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Adolph Panarelli
New York
Rockefeller Gifts Push Religious Fundraising Efforts
New York January 2. John D Rockefeller Jr makes a 2.9 million dollar gift to the American Baptist Foreign Mission and related boards, adding to 2 million recently given to Baptist causes as part of a large foundation drive. A separate report notes Methodist leaders say salaries for clergy are rising, with many pastors also receiving rent free parsonages in several states.
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New York
John D. Rockerfeller
National Committee Northern Diottet Lape
Reckerfeller
American Baptist Eager
Foreign Mission Society
Baptist Ministers‘ Missionary Benefit Board
Baptist Church
Canal traffic last year broke record in Panama Canal
Panama reports 1941 traffic through the canal rose to a record 7,428,000 net tons, exceeding all previous years. The totals displaced about 1,000,000 tons and reflected the busy year despite irregularities in the data available.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Lennie Seeks Peace in South London
In a fragmentary dispatch, Lennie pursues a calm path through South London as events hint at a route toward Italy. The report notes unclear details about movements and aims in the January period.
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Lennie
South
Unexploded bombs found in U S post offices
A warning was broadcast as bombs were detected in several post offices nationwide. Most devices did not explode or cause damage, concealed in small collapsible boxes and wrapped in paper. The bomber forged the name Gimbel to mislead investigators.
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Gimbel
New York Nets 700 800 in Sedition Roundup
In Greater New York between 700 and 800 radicals were arrested as part of a nationwide federal roundup of sedition mongers and anarchists. From 9 p m to long after midnight federal agents joined police and soldiers in raiding gathering spots of men deemed to threaten the government and its institutions.
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New York
Greater
Federal agents raid Chicago radical hotspots in pre dawn sweep
The Justice Department began a campaign against radicals with federal agents listing raid targets. State's Attorney Hoyne announced arrests of about 200 radicals claiming agents refused to aid a plan to lock them up. A police raid on an unnamed reading room followed the federal action, yielding few arrests.
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Chicago
Federal Department of Justice
Pew
Hoyne
Thirty Nine Arrested in Pacific Coast Raids
San Francisco report says thirty nine alleged radicals were rounded up in coast raids and more arrests were anticipated later tonight.
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San Francisco
Man Who Would be Mayor Jailed for Daughter
Casper Wyoming January 2 E B Foster real estate dealer and candidate for mayor was found guilty in police court of beating his wife and a 9 year old girl. He was sentenced to 30 days in the city jail and fined 50 dollars.
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Casper
Wyo
E. B. Foster
Alfred Lowey
Hagramt
Seaton
Vester
Fair Weekend Outlook With Warmer West
The forecast calls for a fair Saturday and Sunday with warmer temperatures in the western regions and milder conditions in the east. Local leaders push for policy changes as discussions continue.
Fashionable undergarments for milady’s attire described
An excerpt discusses the latest fad in women’s underwear with elaborate lace garments. It highlights black chantilly lace camisoles and hose, a white satin corset enshrouded in lace, pink satin ribbons, and pink satin camisole straps as decorative features.
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Milady
Mining towns face scarcity as butter price rises
From Indianapolis dated January 2 a fragment notes butter selling in Chicago at high prices while miners in isolated towns struggle to obtain essentials due to lack of local markets. The report highlights market gaps affecting miners' daily life.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Tek See to Bikers largest vessel jae sale the See
Text appears garbled with incomplete names and numbers. No clear event date or participants are readable. The fragment hints at a sale or pledge involving a vessel and possible bikers but lacks verifiable details.
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Jae
Mother seeks guardianship over child amid Wyoming case
In Casper Wyoming Mrs. Wun Jackson filing in district court alleges defects in papers that granted guardianship to Wyoming Childrens Home Society for her two year old child. She claims lack of knowledge and no proper sheriff citation and asks nullification of the decree.
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Jickson
Joe Jackson
State
Wun. Jackson
Lissie Hawks
Wyom Children's Home Society
Bae
Tts Pan
Kimball
Florence Tiernice Jackson
Wyoming Chidren
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