President Hoover Tours South on Final Washington Journey
President Hoover arrived in Washington after a strenuous speaking tour through North Carolina and Virginia. He spoke in Danville and other North Carolina towns about peaceful resolutions to labor disputes and the need for equal opportunity, with crowds greeting him along the route near the King's Mountain sesquicentennial site.
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Hoover
King’s Moustein
Caroline
Charlotte
Jonas
Annapolis
Salisbury
High Point
Greensboro
North Carolina
Danville
Virginia
South Carolina
Ferguson
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Fragmentary text hints at a historical note or event with unclear names and places. The readable portion mentions two entities and a possible date or measurement, but specifics are too garbled to determine exact persons or locations. The item appears to be a damaged snippet from a larger local notice or column.
Tragic Mountain Accident Kills Three Aboard
Three men died in a mountain collapse or crash near Vermont shediB as witnesses watched in shock. The victims identified as Vermont ShediB 20 Ela HW C Robert Gibem M Berson City perished along with Fred Zethn Anmguste Ga as their bodies were burned beyond recognition before rescue attempts could reach them.
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Gap
Vermont
Shedib
Ela
HW. .C
Robert Gibem
Berson City
Fred Zethn
Anmguste
Attempt To Free Grounded Freighter Emington
The tug Welcome maneuvered with tow ropes to free the freighter Emington aground on Lake Michigan off Milwaukee Wisconsin. A crew of 23 worked in fog from Gary Indiana to nose her prow through, with cargo steel for the N or Q county company Mullwancee. The crash stove a hole in the foreport of the freighter but coast guards reported little likelihood of sinking.
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Melwaukee
Welcome
Emington
Lake Michigan
Cudahy Wis
Gary Ind
4.Q. Seatth Corporation
Mullwancee
Miners Trapped in Slope Mine Fire Near Massillon
In Massillon area, three miners Russell Shankton Robert Douglas and Harvey Ward all from Mt. Pleasant were trapped when a fire swept the mouth of the Dalton Coal Company slope mine ten miles west of town destroying buildings at the mine mouth.
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Massillon
Dalton Coal Company
Slope m
Russell Shankton
Robert Douglas
Harvey Ward
Mt. Pleasant
Lubitsch and Kraly Clash in Scandalous Opera Row
Tense courtroom theater erupted as Lubitsch and Kraly faced off after a public argument at the opera. Mrs Helen Lubitech, ex-wife of the director, confronted her former spouse and Kraly with pointed glares and insults. The incident spilled into rumors of a love triangle amid reports of exports and imports valued at fifteen million dollars in Savannah.
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Helen Lubitech
Rely
Lutitech
Howband
Kraly
Labitach
Labitech
Labbitech
Tim
Rogers predicts Indians may regain support with big event
Journalist notes Will Rogers believes the Cherokee Indians could rally behind a big two day pow wow and movie making event with University of Kansas officials present. The article mentions Friday festivities and a featured cowboy humorist leading activities.
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Rogers
Weather and precipitation update for Hazen area
Daily weather summary shows a low record for the year and fall with light rainfall. Month to date total is 1.2897 inches and year to date 1000 inches. Sunrise at 6:18 and sunset at 6:02. Forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight with likelihood of rain Thursday and cooler conditions.
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Hazen
Codler
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