Slot-Machine Holdup Ends With Denver Man's Death
Denver August 13 A slot machine holdup led to the death of Harpman as a Denver man, George Marpail, identified by police. George St Algurs and Done Verriggs were wounded. A getaway car carried a wounded Harpman and companions toward an alley. Wilson and his wife Tah, with others, fled after the shooting as a patrol car pursued. The assailants fled in a car, then shots were fired, hitting Harpman and another man. Harpman died at the hospital. investigators cleared the scene and began following the suspects to their vehicle. Police report a dead man in the car. hospital authorities confirmed the casualty.
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George Marpiail
Wien
George St Algurs
Tinkiman
Rus
Abs
Wilson
Myers Gan
Divick
Auia Mobile
Inon
Ted
Colorad Springs Man Speaker to Radio Amateurs Club
A Colorados Springs man, Ion Nobo of Galnrado Spinaca, spoke to the Grealny Radio Amour club in Canmores building. Mr Traher urged experiments without meter radio work and the club planned a cooperative trial next week under Elko'n guidance. The event highlighted early amateur radio efforts and ethics with demonstrations and equipment tests.
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Ghunder
Canmores
Traher
Amateus Ty
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Crudlsy Awateura
Joly Et Amatsurs
Spends 135000 To Keep Name Clear in Home Town
An article describes a figure spending 135000 to maintain a favorable name in a hometown. It notes prior purchases of 66090 worth of goods from a local firm now defunct and details related financial arrangements involving a company connected to the subject.
Sayings Bank Emergency Provision Makes Bank Tie
The Monroe State Sayles Bank plans to waive a provision in an emergency allowing officials to seize assets if needed. The bank, capital around $200,000, faces a stormy period as it files to reopen and secure customer access while other regional banks falter.
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Hiahe
Terhmg Hunincas
Ant
Stock Market Recovers After Early Decline
New York August 11 13 The stock market recovered from an early drop as shorts took profits and brief reversals followed a volatile session. Major Dow components including American Telephone and Union Pacific rebounded after initial losses while trading remained moderately active with about 2 million shares changing hands. Wheats and metals showed mixed moves amid a cautious tone across Wall Street.
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Senllangnt
Arromouila
Howerth Classes To Continue for Two More Sundays
Dr Howarth of Teachers College continues weekly Sunday talks at Park Congregational church. The series covers science and society topics including A Bird’s Eye View of Knowledge and Races of Man with discussions on origin of society and world types. Open to college students and adults at 10 o clock each Sunday. Citizens invited.
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Howarth
Eteor
Teachora College
Baerleg
Bunilay
Diving Star Takes Lead in Springboard Event
Harald Smith of the United States led after the first compulsory round of the high platform contest at the 10th Olympia. San Angeles A.G. star executed a running swan dive to 10.08 points, with Mickey Riley Gailtzen and Frank Kurtz close behind. Drama arose as Dr. Leo Doneth halted entrants to adjust attire deemed too low, echoing earlier clothing disputes in the women’s event.
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Olympic Godmning Stadium
Los
Anmotes
Aus
Harald Smith
United Stalon
San Angeles
Tim
Georgia Coleman
Jane Fauntz
United States
Denver and Omaha Markets Report Lambs and Cattle Prices
Denver and Omaha market notes show cattle and calves trading weak to steady with mixed demand. Prices range from about 6.20 to 8.15 for cattle and 4.50 to 6.40 for whites. lambs strong to 36, sheep steady, and feeders steady to 4.25 decline.
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Jawa Bynients
Vexana Acon O
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Fender
Unclear sports clash described with trades and score 12 to 3
A scrambled report notes a basketball style game where Trude Plishar played for Salisosatiated Drene Munkagao and Okis Aliiskogos wore the paine. The Hulshinnon Munkegon team gained but there were no funds to buy any, Munkaged solved the problem by trading in pucker to Hutchinson for four ballet and the game proceeded.
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Okis
Aliiskogos
Ume
Munkaged
Hutchinson
Resignation of 18 Republican Assembly Candidates
Ambiguously worded note states 18 Republican candidates resigned and filed acceptance with “Charles Mr. Armstrong,” acting as secretary. Deadline for filing at deadlines is unclear. text indicates Monday night as a target, but date not specified.
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Dearer
Charles
Armstrong
Actratary
Martial Law Declared in Chile After Student Rebellion
Martial law proclaimed in Chile following a student uprising at the University of Chile. At least one police officer and a bystander were killed. two others wounded, and twenty students reported injured. Troops deployed to protect key buildings as clashes escalated and barricades were built.
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Fanthige
Cilio
University of Chila
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Aludente
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Col
Marmaduke Grove
Carson Davila
Grove
Sebor Davila
Opsnel
Thermore
Snow White Front To Be Remodeled by Workmen Sunday
Snow White Grocery and Market at 19 Ninth Street will be remodeled by contractor George P. Steibel and crew starting Sunday morning. Work includes new front, display boxes, and store modernization with an estimated cost around 860 dollars.
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George P. Steibel
CH. Young
Inca Contractay
Los Dvon
USA
Ha Weld County Garage
Tenth Street
Hoover Speech Published Without Moscow Comment
A distorted summary of President Hoover's speech appears, with a foreign dispatch noting the official view. The dispatch claims Hoover aims to expand American markets abroad while resisting any reduction of U.S. share in foreign markets, citing Ottawa talks and British concerns.
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Moscow
Fevestio
Ottawa
America
Norman Armour Is New Haiti Minister
Aug 13 report from Washington states President Weaver nominated Norman Armour of New Jersey to be minister to Haiti. Armour, 45, Princeton graduate and career diplomat, begins as envoy after earlier service as a lawyer and long tenure with the American embassy in Paris and Park.
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Weaver
Norman Arasi
New Jersey
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Princeton University
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Bia
Armour
Apple Ware
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Deputies Guard Milk Trucks to Avert Strike Violence
Deputies rode milk trucks in a northwestern town to avert violence amid a producers strike over higher prices. About 300 pounds of cream was seized from a collection truck near Le Mars, as efforts continued to prevent interruption of milk delivery and consumption. Producers demand 32.17 per hundredweight for milk, plus 4 percent butterfat, while a control depot offered free milk to customers during the dispute.
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le Mars
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Stour City
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Insurance Against Hoodlum Murder Looms in Chicago
In Chicago a struggle against gang violence accelerates as insurers pledge to fund up to 806000 to cover officials at risk. Union leaders and associates, including Robert G. Pitchie and Steve G. Samainy, vow solidarity against threats while addressing threats to storefronts and personnel amid renewed violence worries.
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Marconi Achievement Means Communication at Longer Distances
In Rome Aug 13 Del Merens reports Marconi has achieved long distance radio by bending waves to overcome the earths curvature. The experiment promises cheaper, broader transmission and may enable Vatican links. observers note past limits in line-of-sight. more tests and installation planned.
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Mrs McCormick Bri Divorced Husband of Vayorite Yellow
Mrs Edith Fuller McCormick of Chicago filed for divorce from Harald F Meter ex International Center Co head after a Pacific coast flight. The split comes as their children Faw Ummick and Mrs Mariol Mel visit, while another daughter Meru Mel’s condition is reported, and the family faces entanglements across Switzerland and various relatives.
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Mel
Max Ozer
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Ganna Walehay
Opera Nopiral
Club Mariott Barley Is Proved Superior
Reported rivalry and prize results prove Club Mariott Barley superior in local competition. Notes highlight county attention, feed superiority, and a notable mine accident death later attributed to a coroner's inquiry.
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Clay Mariott Berley
Weld
Tonelam
Marlote
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