Hoover Leads In Peace Holiday
Hoover leads Armistice Day observances with a nationwide radio address and tribute to World War veterans. President Hoover, joined by government officials, will speak at 8 50 p m Eastern Standard Time as the nation marks the Armistice anniversary with ceremonies at Arlington Cemetery and the tomb of Woodrow Wilson.
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Huron Joins in Armistice Day Celebration with Legion
A Huron gathering marked the eleventh anniversary of Armistice Day with a parade and a patriotic program at the Huron theatre. Leo A. Temmey recalled WWI scenes while urging continued faith in peace and honoring fallen soldiers as the crowd joined in songs led by local figures and students from Huron College.
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American Legion
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Legion
Armistics
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Alem
Yemmmey
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A.S. Carlson
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Donald “Streeter
Daniel
Gage
Huron College
Geraldine Sayed
Pri Temmey
Bnele Corps
Armistice Day Noted With Four Elevens Feature
Today marks Armistice observance with a unique emphasis on four elevens. The piece notes the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month and the eleventh year since the Armistice was signed, highlighting a rare, single observance where the four elevens play a central role.
Runners Sink Federal Ships In Memphis Harbor
In Memphis harbor two motorboats belonging to federal prohibition agents were bombed and sunk during dawn raids on rum runners on Wolf River. Four nearby private boats were damaged. two dynamite charges were used. No one aboard the destroyed boats was hurt. one houseboat occupant felt shock. Federal administrator Finis E. Wilson pledged intensified enforcement as the war on prohibition renews.
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Prohibition
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Finis E. Wilson
Trank Busby
Federal
Riots Injure Voters Ahead of Mexican Election
Mexico City experienced pre election unrest as rival groups clashed in the capital injuring thirteen people, including a woman, with over 100 shots fired and bricks flying. Vasconcelistas protested at the American embassy while a NY U.S. envoy urged restraint, and troops readied in the city.
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Toso Vasconcelos
Vasconelistas
Dama
Paschal Ortiz
Rusto
National Revolutionary Party
Vasconcelos
United States
Ambassador Morrow
Hill
Curepavaca
Fragmentary OCR: Tuesday fair and west area notes
The readable text appears garbled with partial words and stray punctuation. It mentions Tuesday and general reference to fair conditions in a west area, but lacks clear names, dates, or events to form a concrete news item.
China Official And Wife Given Time In Prison
Ying Kao former vice consul at San Francisco and his wife Susie Ying Jiao were sentenced in Wanking for attempting to smuggle opium valued at about half a million dollars into San Francisco last summer. Kao received seven years and a 33000 gold fine while his wife drew four years and a 2500 dollar fine. They were arrested in the United States last July after the discovery of a large opium smuggling plot and were ordered back to China for trial. death sentence had been considered under Chinese law.
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Wanking
China
Ying Kao
San Francisco
Susie Ying Jiao
San Jancisco
United States
Four Die In Oakdale Train Wreck Near Chattanooga
Four people killed and over fifty injured when the Ponce de Leon passenger train derailed on a sharp curve near Oakdale Tennessee. Three railroad workers and one passenger died. Injured, most from Ohio and Michigan, were taken to Chattanooga and Somerset hospitals. boiler to debris, with doctors and nurses dispatched from Chattanooga and Somerset. The dead include engineer Ed Grant of Rising-Fawn, Gatreman We Eis man of Chattanooga, and clerk Winstead of Nebo Kentucky. Passenger identified as Martin Bradshaw of St Augustine Florida.
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Chiattanooga
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Abatanet
AC Eismann
Ed Grant
Rising-Fawn
Gatreman
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Nebo
Martin
Bradshaw
Augustine
Flas
Merae
Marnti
Norakdale
Kentucky Line
Train Looters Sought After California Wreck Robbery
Two men wrecked a Southern Pacific locomotive near Saugus six miles west of Los Angeles, then robbed passengers of cash. Engineer R O C Dall survived with severe burns as debris and a crashed train scattered baggage and mail cars. Authorities widened the search across southern California while track workers found loosened rails and clues at the scene.
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Southern Pacifi
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California
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Otis Ty F Prench
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Isman
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Boy Dies After Fall From Grader In Watertown
Street accident report from Watertown states six year old Vernon J Fyerstad died after falling from a grader being hauled into county machine sheds by a cat erpillar tractor driven by Sever Tobison. Vernon and his nine year old brother Lewellyn were riding on the platform when Vernon attempted to jump off and his head struck the rear wheel resulting in a fatal skull fracture. State's Attorney A B Jaymen investigated the incident.
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Vernon J. Fyerstad
John Pjerstad
Sever Tobison
Ver Gon
Ver Gon and His “Nine-Year-Od Bruther, Lewellyn
A. B. Jaymen
Vernon
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