Big rise in crime since pre war period
United Press reports a nationwide wave of law violations stressing increases in prohibition related offenses and fraud. Attorney General and cabinet alert to growing criminal activity, with trial backlogs and rising costs. Government agencies plan investigations and potential new measures to curb illicit activity.
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United Press Washienicon
Diragherty
Juntice Des Parhnont
Fedora Gourty
Danghee Ori
Queen of the Gangsters Stunned in New York Shootout
The New York scene was devastated by a gang war on Seventh Avenue near Beventh Street as a woman was killed and several gunmen wounded in a mobbed street battle. Police investigated the Mob mob after the deadly shooting that disrupted the Bat borough area.
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New York
Bopt
Siya Bande
Ward
KATO 10 HEAD IAP DELEGATION
Readable portions describe a delegation event with unclear references to Kato and IAP. The text mentions Japanone pron and various misread terms, implying a diplomatic or ceremonial context. No clear date or outcome is provided.
Slays Three Policemen And Escapes In Tumbling Incident
In Tumbling Minnesota on September 9 John Webb allegedly shot and killed three police officers, Officer Daniel Mayon of Ohio among them, then fled. Web broke into a home, fired from behind a pile of lumber, and barricaded himself. Officers pursuing him were attacked, a four year old child was wounded, and the suspect reportedly killed the family dog during the confrontation.
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Porwen
Huttching
Vic
Womitty
John Webb
Webb
Chiet
Daniel Mayon
Ohio
Gono Chandy Au Craitio Ombur
William Offerk
Nolbon
Fey
M Weter
No Aid for Russia from Allied Nations Reported
The document cites Allied nations blocks on aiding Russia, noting opposition within the coalition. It mentions Dehilohorius’ replies and a likely future meeting to consider the committee's stance, with M. Nowlans expected to convene a session soon.
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Russia
Principal in divorce case murdered in Boston crowd
A court scene in Boston saw a divorce case headline take a deadly turn as a principal involved was killed on a crowded street. Police reported the suspect overpowered, and investigations continue into motive and timing.
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Boston
Flop P
Wealthy woman leaps to death from New York apartment
A wealthy woman leaped eight stories to her death from a New York apartment building at Broadway and Hathwtenet. The incident followed the apparent suicide of her husband, and authorities indicated a man opened fire in the crowded theater, killing another person amidst the chaos.
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New York
Shuttz
Broadway
Body of Aiins woman found in home in Sept
The body of a 39 year old unnamed woman, described as a beloved mother, was found in her Amiens home in September. Police say the death is under investigation and no clear cause is released pending autopsy results. Neighbors recall the deceased as a kind person.
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Eressy Amiens
Dotson
Winter Cost of Living Set to Rise This Winter
United States government and economists foresee a higher cost of living this coming winter as price pressures persist. Officials cite steady retail prices and stable demand, with experts like Babson and Porben warning of continued upward movement despite early signals of normalization.
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Warrington
Offernis
Crone Dinnabay Honkers
Wikinews
Sneyien
Tulel
Steamer with Chaplin Aboard Is Fogbound
A fogbound steamer carrying Charlie Chaplin and other prominent passengers was reported off the Sellby Islands near Cornwall. A group of 140 ships or vessels were said to be in the area, with dangerous hidden forges and wrecks noted in historical records.
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Chaplin
Tondon
Incr
Olympic
Charlie Chaplin
Sellly Islands
Droge the Weasel
Gilly Islaads
Axor
Cornwall
Exava
Bandits Steal Up To 430000 In Beech Grove Heist
In Indianapolis on September 9, bandits armed with a car and a gun held up the Beech Grove State Bank. Three white men and one Black accomplice escaped with an estimated sum between 85,000 and 430,000. Police continue their manhunt.
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Indianapolis
Tai
Beech Grove
Idle Sold On Auction Block At Boston
Boston September reports unrest as a crowd gathers near the Common. Urbain Ledous leads a church group amid chaos while bystanders observe calls for reform and clashes with authorities. Angelo Biceo, a veteran, is mentioned in an incident involving a janitor and rent dispute at a local apartment.
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Idle
Boston
Toston
Urbain Ledous
Ohuren
Angelo Biceo
Nila Remy
Franny
Lothon
Rioso
Murderer Tosses Body Into Chicago River Mystery
The body of D s K Daugherty was found in the Chicago River by police. A $50 reward remains for the arrest and conviction of those who tore down street signs and destroyed a nearby property. Police pursue leads as details of the case unfold amid confusing town reports and a crowded search.
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Chirago
S$pt
Ds K
Daugherty
Chlongy
New York City
Conmosttoy
Villa Atest
Pisa
Troops Recalled in Move to Aid New State
Washington September 1 President Marling announced federal troops would remain in the counties of Kinawha and Boon until the new state administration is organized. The plan, described as temporary, aims to keep order during the transition while state authority is established.
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Weise Gut
Lagan
Marling
Optimistic Outlook on Irish Peace Prospects
United Press reports cautious optimism over prospects for peace in Ireland following Lloyd George's note. Dublin sources indicate the government and Sinn Fein express support, while objections from conservative quarters surface as talks aim for a conference on September 20.
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London
Srelami
George
Conservatve
Qnnmers
Dublin
Lloyd George
Ailymbors
Dail
Bretholley
Jookay
Parilion Yu
Nation Faces School Shortage Crisis Amid Housing Gap
Sept update notes housing shortage crippling schooling nationwide. Cities grapple with crowding and inadequate facilities as families seek housing, stressing classrooms, buses, and staff. Officials warn disruption of learning and reduced resources across districts.
Yap Mandate and Cable Issues Near Solution
The dispatch reports a Japanese mandate approval for Yap related cable operations with U.S. interest in Yap as a funding station. High level officials discuss tentative assurances and possible U.S. involvement in regional power dynamics.
Physician Charged With Inciting Riot In Mardin County
A disturbed report from Tazatetunown Virginia describes deputies pursuing a physician tied to unrest in Mardin County. The article mentions clashes near Elizabethtown and Rossolare with claims of tasers and attempted home abandonment, detailing a volatile incident across multiple locales and authorities.
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Mardin
Sherif
Elizabethtown
Rossolare
D. N. Cox
Jordan
P. Steinor
Tosielate
Wnion
Mieahbrift
Wihro
Aio
Women to Conference on Unemployment Sparks Claims
Washington dispatch reports five war workers to be appointed to unemployment reforms with potential increases cited. Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, leader within the Republican National Committee, asserts the plan following events at the White House. Police arrest warrants issued for several individuals amid post office investigations, Sheriff John Taylor leading the charge for alleged gross improprieties.
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Washington
Hurrley
Taylor Upton
Gieu Ofinirwan
Ualionid Comativo
Walker Case Dropped Amid Turbulent Proceedings in Hilo
The case against Glen Walker and associates is dismissed after a protracted legal proceeding. Key figures include Oliver Widek and Parner, with Turner still active in larger matters. Baumgarten was released on parole after service related to the Woot case, while others face potential future actions as the events unfold.
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Glen Walker
Hilo
Gail
Oliver “Widek' Parner
Tuli
Shane
Baumgarten
Eiuiogtinn
Big Raid By Dry Agents in New York
A chaotic gunfire raid aboard a steamer resulted in multiple injuries and a valuation of about 490,000. Prohibition figures were clashing aboard the ship as agents engaged with armed men, with seven wounded and several fatalities reported amid confusion and pursuit after the raid.
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New York
Trunk d. Bitgpatrick
Aescontig Wyand
Bothmitlot Sifielde
Organization of Corporation Perfected at Park Meeting
The Brokenstraw Park Association formalized its structure at a recent meeting in Columblight. Gite rerd word ested and officers were elected: HA Lovwland president, A J Curtis vice president, H W Alovarson secretary, and Gt We Campell treasurer. The group aims to clear the lake as part of a park improvement plan with negotiations underway. The effort hinges on lake development and the association reports strong support from visitors on Tabor Day.
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Brokenstraw Park
A. J. Curtis
Siuier View Provident
H. W. Alovarson
Gt. We Campell
Thielty
Ahi Tremaurer
Woursi
Tinge
Public Forum Arranged For Tuesday Night
At a League of Women Voters meeting in the Muntolpat building last evening a public forum was planned for Tuesday night. Candidates will have a chance to present views and state qualifications, with orderly, brief remarks and no long talks.
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League of Women Voters
Muntolpat
Uifien
Igmnas
Ofelock
Askei
Cory
Sly
Kinonia
High School Discussion On Division Of Reparation
Readable fragments report a morning discussion at the high school on the division of reparation led by W. A. Parker with emphasis on timely education. The event included student attendance and an address that addressed postwar issues as part of a broader news roundup from London and other regions.
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W. A. Parkey
Gattixer
Bethice
Parker
Senoot Aoi
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