Missing Dorothy Arnold tied to San Antonio Bible case
Police investigate a torn Bible leaf bearing Dorothy Arnold’s name found with a young woman arrested in San Antonio. The page connects to the long missing New York girl, as investigators probe pawned goods and possible links to Arnold’s case. The detained man gives a false name, and authorities chase leads in Mexico and beyond. Father of Arnold says the discovery holds no value.
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San Antonis
Tex
Dorothy Arnold
Dorothy Arnghi
York
Weir
Fred J. Batscat
Mexico
Dee. Reith
Commel
Francold
Baro
Thy Arnold
San Antonio
Arvest de
Habeas Corpus Moment in Frank Appeal Proceedings
The article reports a habeas corpus stay for Loy Frank and the ongoing legal maneuvering in Georgia courts and the U S Supreme Court. It notes uncertainty about timing and public disclosure of the exact court proceeding times and mentions lawyers, judges, and potential appeals involving states and federal decisions.
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Athanta
Gan
Dee
Loy Frank
Dielge
Amas
Connsel Wits
Cour
Georgia
Anal AL Cauyls
Frank
Urrar
Casey
United States Supreme Course
State Ork
Wilington
Trial Set for Bigby and Brown in Cowarts Shouting Case
Bigby Biy s and Cs Brown, both held since the shouting near Cowarts, face a preliminary hearing before Probate Judge ALC aiwlord tomorrow morning. Roy Bighy and Dixie Anderson also mentioned. a $100 reward is offered for clues leading to arrests.
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Roy Bighy
Cs Brown
Pharaoh Audevacn
Cowarts
Iweloek
Tele Holmes
Cy Brown
Aupe
Dixie Anderson
Heather
Dae Clues
Hale Columbus Banker Enters Guilty Plea
Columins Dew Hale, a former cashier of the First National Bank, pleaded guilty in the United States District Court to the charge of embezzling funds from the institution. The sentence was deferred until tomorrow.
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Hale
Columbus Banker
Columins
W Hale
Piest National Bank
Ais. Ariet
Lands Uf
Sentance
Nodil Tumorroy
Kidney Toxins From Meat claim and remedy misinfo
A fragment warns that meat harms kidneys and promotes a grape and lemon juice remedy with lithia salts touted to flush kidneys. It discusses symptoms of kidney trouble and advocates a daily tablespoonful dose in water as a cure, promoting Jad Salts as safe and inexpensive.
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Saya
Dad Salta
Saltsik
Unbreakable New Steel Claim Prompts Scientific Debate
An information piece recounts Professor Alon Mindaelson’s 1972 demonstration before a National Science session citing a new steel strength, claiming it could resist bombardment and aid fortification, while noting dissent about feasibility and wartime implications.
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Taday
Alon
Mindaelson
Gwikner
Siedey
Get Rid of Scare Bickness in Town and Country
Citizens confront alleged scare sickness rumors in town and countryside. Authorities urge calm and refuse to spread fear while promoting public health and steady livelihoods amid anxious chatter.
Wilson shakes hangs with Vera Cruz hero
Washington reports President signs executive order appointing Gishorne to a government post bypassing civil service rules. Vera Cruz combat hero portrayed in dispatches amid debate over military leadership and presidential authority.
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Wilson Shakes
Vera Cruz
Washington
Dee
Austria and Germany to Take Much Cotton
A brief note states Austria and Germany are prepared to take a large quantity of cotton, with figures suggesting 150 000 bales per shipment. The source hints at historical trade matters and potential negotiations between the two nations.
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Austria
Germany
Cotton Export Totals Rise Amid Shifting Trade
The article notes rising cotton exports with details on monthly totals and regional shipments. It highlights shifts in trade patterns, mentions Medina and Washington, and compares August October figures against the previous year’s totals, pointing to a growing export volume.
Memorial tribute from Eastern Star for Deene family
An obituary fragment honoring Deene and wife Oph lasta Musel with references to Rev A Deene. It notes Deene as a respected woman and lists surviving relatives. The Eastern Star chapter expresses sympathy and votes to publish the resolutions and send copies to the family and local Eagle newspaper.
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A. Deene
Sinter Deene
Knuwi
Sasa
Amido
Shi O
Ero
Deose
Rexulter
Brother Dene
Thi Do- Vban
Eagle
Signethy
Fannie Whitten
Marie Melton
Aig Whitten
Artillery Seat to Border Line in Border Action
Troops set batteries near the border as orders signal advance and bombardment possible. American garrison forces reinforce positions while command protests foreign interference and warns against violation of neutrality.
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Border Line
San Antonin
Muitit
Aras
Houston
Gomera
Aaa Neuralisis
Berd Directo
Snel Treope
Dhel Hiting Pets International
Anl
Nueo
Saare
Military unit movements amid operation orders from years past
Fragmented report mentions battalion entries and orders related to a campaign near San Antonio and Arizona. Names such as Patan Wes and Cobosel appear with unclear roles. The text references batteries A and C and a field retreat, signaling a military engagement and troop movements.
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BK Patan
Wes
Cepandment
San Antonrio
Dingateh
Mia
Woost
Greglaia
Arizona
Bankruptcies Rise Under New Garnishment Law
The Georgia legislature enacted a garnishment law that allowed daily wages of day laborers to be seized for debt collections. As a result many workers filed for bankruptcy and pursued homestead exemptions. Nearly one hundred cases have been filed in a neighboring town.
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Dara Georgia
Lawtons
United
Cnver Ag
Unite
Elérig
Valdosta
Fragmentary notes on starvation experiments and pain
The document describes starvation experiments and the sensory experiences of participants. It mentions a professor Grigor and other figures, noting imagined pain and the belief that death could occur without pain after several days. The text appears as garbled OCR with distorted names and phrases.
Attorney General Knox In Thaw Case Insanity Claim
In a report from Ga, Attorney General Phil Knox argues the Thaw case centers on insanity and confinement for the insane. Knox contends the defendant should be placed in a state facility for the mentally ill.
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Phil Knox
Knox
Valdenta
Senator Owen Sees Future After Public Service
A fragment suggests Senator Owen of Oklahoma doubts remaining in his current post as wear and life strain may shorten his career. The piece notes expectations about longevity and continued public duties amid aging concerns.
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Owen
Okabema
Lorif
Luosa News
Fragmentary OCR Item: Unclear Financial Notation
Incomplete text fragments describe a monetary reference with terms like dollar and May but lack context or identifiable names, dates, or actions. The readable bits suggest a financial note or placeholder, yet no concrete event, person, or organization can be determined from the available words.
Campaign notes and chaotic plans for day one events
Fragmented notes outline a large athletic program with posters and routing for a national event. Mentions a "Day One" focus, posters, papers, and public notices. Indicates multiple disciplines, active preparation, and uncertain schedules.
Richmond report on federal convention issues and opening session
Fragmented notes indicate Richmond coverage of a federal convention with mentions of opening semion and related problems. Officials and reports reference timely scheduling and preservation of tense topics amid unclear phrases and garbled OCR.
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Richmond
Sonnianith
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Bigby Biys
Chris Suventher
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Balan
Tne
Peveltiy
Ty Jr AL
University of
National Academy
Aye Qhays
Grigor
Rovers of Athletic Rachis
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