Man Restored To Life By Court In Kansas Case
In Marysville Kansas Frederick Owen a 58 year old farmer long presumed dead has been legally restored to life by a district court. After vanishing in November 198, and months of searches across five states no trace was found. A petition to declare him dead was granted but later his brother Charles located him in Exira Iowa and brought him home. The court ordered his legal restoration and he plans to return to Iowa or Missouri. He left 3050 dollars in the bank and a large farm. He claimed to have lived in Springfield Missouri for a decade before moving to the Ozarks and Exira. He expects to return to Iowa soon.
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Frank
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Archibald
Aled
Charles Owen
Exisa
Tal
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Svtter
Fredarich Owen
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Springfield
Ozark Mountain
Exire
Western U S Quake Triggers Widespread Shocks
A major quake centered in Nevada rattled the western United States, with tremors felt from the Pacific coast to Salt Lake City. Clocks stopped, chandeliers swayed, and buildings including Sacramento’s 16 story office tower showed motion as residents rushed into the streets amid no serious reported damage. Seismographs in Spokane and Berkeley confirmed readings as officials calm rumors of major destruction.
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United States
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Kevada
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fresno
America
Pacific Coast
Spoxere
Wash
Berkeley
Calif
University of Santa Clara
San Jose
Sacramento
State Capitol
Wyoming Wins Overtime Thriller Against Creighton
In Omaha on December 2, Wyoming mounted a late rally in regulation to tie Creighton 30 all and then dominated overtime. Leaty hit two late field goals to force the extra period, as McGinty and Witte added points to seal a 36 to 33 victory for the Rams over the Bluejays, Missouri Valley champions.
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Omaha
Wyoming University
Creighton University
Wyoming
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Renter
McGinty
Witte
Probe Records of Insurance Offices Probe Records of Insurance Offices
Pierre South Dakota under Attorney General M A Sharpe investigators began examining records in the state insurance offices. They have prior work in banking rural credit highway and purchasing departments. Sharpe expects reports on all five departments ready for the 1933 legislature session as authorized in 1908.
Aberdeen Holdup Uses New Scheme at Local Store
Aberdeen police report a pair of robbers used a novel approach during a Tuesday night hold up of Story's grocery in a residential district. One robber entered unmasked to appear legitimate while another posed as a customer to lure the proprietor toward a counter and the till. The gang ordered the customer out, took the money, and fled.
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Aberdeen
Story’s
Egdors
Relief Fieldman Appointed in South Dakota Change
Relief officials announce A C Frame of Relance has been appointed fieldman to supervise relief work for the state, replacing G R Livingston of Pierre as previously reported yesterday. Livingston’s name surfaced from a source in Pierre, with the correction issued today.
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A.C. Frame of
Relance
South Dakota
Norbeck Targets Drake Estate Promoters in Senate Hearings
Senator Norbeck, chair of the Senate banking committee, discussed promoters who claim rights to the Drake estate. He warned the public against false promises and said action could be taken with the post office department if more information on promoters becomes available.
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Senate Bankingommittee
Francis
lDrake
Canido
Israud
Lghie
Agai
Norbeck
Post Office Department
Widow's testament on capital case as jury condemns killer
Officer Elliott Harris’s widow and Mrs Beatrice Snipes face capital punishment after Harris was shot by Snipes in a defense claim. The case centers on Beatrice Snipes’s conviction for murder and the widowed officer’s family adapting to life with four children while appeals seek mercy. Governing authorities weigh life in prison versus the electric chair as public appeal grows.
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Whitney Tharin
Rock Hill
Mall
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Elliott. Harris
Enla “Harris
Pershing Brother In Serious Condition After Attack
James F. Pershing brother of General John J. Pershing was taken to Manhattan General Hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home. The news comes from New York on December 21 with updates on his health and the family.
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New
York
James F. Pershing
John Z. Perching
Manhattan
Fragmented OCR News Item on Political Figure
A damaged excerpt mentions a presidential or campaign context with phrases about Mr Mack, a 14 year old, and an associate. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes, making precise reporting difficult.
Burns To Be Given Chance At Hearing
TRENTON New Jersey December 21 4 Governor Harry Moore will permit Robert Elliott Burns convict author to take the stand today and make a plea against his return to a Georgia prison camp from which he twice escaped Burns who had been held in the New Jersey jail default of 2500 being scheduled to be heard by Gov Moore after lawyers argued for and against his extradition The governor has said he would decide the case on its merits immediately the hearing is concluded.
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Trenton
N. J
Harry Moore
Robert Elliott Burns
Georgia
Burns
St Paul Squatter Forced To Vacate From Railroad Yard
St Paul man Carthy Hirte claimed five acres by building a shack in the city’s busy railroad yards near Union Depot and arguing land was public. The federal government nullified the Island No 7 claim rooted in 1861 and the secretary of the interior denied Hirte’s appeal after railroad company counsel presented the decision.
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St. Pauls
Carthy Hirte
St. Paul’s
Union Depot
Hirte
Ptzioy
Cass Lake
Secretary of the Interior
Chicago,, Milwaukee and Pacific Railroad
Bloc Formed To Aid Agriculture Leaders Of Farm Bureau
Chicago dispatch reports the American Farm Bureau Federation backs a new congressional bloc to press a four point program for farmers. The plan, supported by the federation president Edward A. O Neal, includes currency extension, dollar price reduction, stopping farm foreclosures, and equality for agriculture and labor. Subcommittees under John N Sandlin William W Arnold Jeff Busby and James M Mead are mapping legislation for mortgage relief farm relief currency reform and city cooperation. The bloc follows endorsements by National Farmers Union and National Grange and aims to secure more farming advance in the current session.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Edward A
O'Neal
Congress
Federation
O' Neal
Washington
John N. Sandlin
Louisiana
Willian W. Arnold
Illnois
Jeff Busby
Mississippi
James M Mead
New York
Electric Shock Kills Youth While Bathing
Grace Vinning, a 3 year old, was killed by an electric shock while bathing in Louisville. Her 6 year old nephew Junior Carter allegedly dragged an electric lamp to the tub to view colored lights on the water when the socket touched the water.
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Louisville
Grace Vinning
Junior Carter
Invite Children To Morning Matinee In Huron
Children in the Huron territory are invited to a Christmas morning matinee at the Hurace sand and Bijou theatres. The Lions club and Boy Scouts will hand out confectionery boxes to each child. Two shows begin at 10 20 with four comedies and one Our Gang feature including Moose Hunt Mickey Mouse cartoon Runnaway Boy Bruce scenic Cannon Bail Andy Clyde Finn and Caddie Borah Minnevitch Readin and Writin.
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Huron Territory
Huron
Lions Club
Huron Theatre
Boy Scouts
Progam
Moose Hunt
Bruce Scenic
Bail
Andy Clyde
Finn
Our Gang
Blunt Junior Class Stages Annual Play
Blunt high school's junior class presented its annual play Kid Colby to a well filled house. Casts delivered strong performances and the show featured intermission entertainment by the boys' glee club with several song selections. The girls' physical education class performed a sailor dance between acts.
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Blunt
Blunt High School
Colby
Frank Keeps Date Taken For Murder
Chicago report says Frank Bislek had a date with a girlfriend when two plainclothes officers accosted him on the street. He was wanted in the killing of Policeman Pat Madden on November 22. Bialek allegedly confessed to the police.
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Chicago
Frank Bislek
Ld Bialek
Pattrick Madden
Bialek
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