Varied 1920s headlines blend War, politics and crime events
A disparate mix reports Venona in a yacht race and Bermuda voyage, ships of the Atlantic fleet, deaths and awards, political splits in Idaho and Maryland, a bank teller suicide, school board reforms, robberies, grand juries, and sensational gossip about dignitaries, all reflected in a fragmentary 20th century newspaper page.
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Venona
Boston
Marbleheld
Bermuda
Gallipolis
Foundry & Machine | Company
Maine
Alabama
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Arlen
Suez Canal
Yates
Érmor
Minolz
Jacksonville
Jostin
Calumet
Idaho
Maryland
Louisiana
Allison
Cummins
Iowa
Charles
T. Muir
New York Bank
South
Pefiargon Davia
Fragmentary names in a historical note show scattered entities
The readable text lists several names such as Hepler and Kanteeba alongside John Dalzenn Wit McGee Overton Phi G. M. Wood Tut Joseph AD Holmies, indicating a disjointed roster or attribution in a seventies era manuscript with multiple individuals referenced.
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Je. Univers
Tye Hepler Saologi
Kanteeba
John Dalzenn
Wit McGee
Overton
Phi G. M. Wood- Tut
Joseph AD Holmies
New Battleships Named By Washington Secretary Metcalf
Secretary Metcalf announces changes to the battle fleet with the designation of new monitors and newer ships. Florida is cited as a reference point, while a city name appears in preparation notes for the revised list.
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Washington
Metcalf
Florida
Sing
Alate
Shaw Surrenders Rooms as Political Headquarters
Former secretary of the treasury Shaw telegraphed management that he wished to keep one of the rooms used as political headquarters for himself. The move comes as Shaw gives up the rooms and relinquishes control of the space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie M. ‘Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Neighbors Aid Sufferers in Parleton Neb
Community response in Parleton Nebraska and nearby towns raises more than 1000 dollars to aid victims. Officials estimate total property losses will reach about 75000 dollars as relief efforts continue.
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Parleton
Neb
British Consul General in Chicago Recognizes New Officers
The United States government recognizes several new consular officers including Alexander Finn at Chicago. Jurisdiction covers Colorado Indiana Michigan Minnesota Iowa Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin and Wyoming.
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Washington
United States
Alexander ‘Finn
Chicago
Colorado
Minos
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Wrowths
Long-Delayed Trial Recalls Crime and Family Tragedy
A flood of fragmented notes recalls a deadly bus accident and a forgery case. The narrative traces a fatal crash near a crowded scene, a sheriff’s visit, a prisoner’s new trial, and a forged check tied to Mrs Allen. It also covers indictments against O Smith of Bronx City, and a string of railroad and local government tension. The report mentions travel between lovers, a federal grand jury, and new locomotives for the Iowa Central. It ends with a collision and a fatal horse trampling near Cascade and a boiling-water scalding incident in a Sioux City resort.
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Ethél
Hamburs
Waye
Wintersel
Yentenc
David Wileon
Apt
James =Wilson
Federal
grand_ jury
O. Smith
Bronx City
Globe
Raalle
Otter
Lowa
Coroniér
H. E. Martin
Dodge
Man
AW. Kite
Mayor and Co
Cilpien
Atic
Nolica
Hag
At‘torneys and & Bitter
Cratenes Pierce
Cascade
Anthony
Blair
Red
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Hhild
Vnithe
East ‘Side
New “York
East’ ‘Side
Han
Cannonsburg
John Brady
Bank of
Kusciusko County
Warsaw
Tud
Atate
Betause
C.F. Wilder
Beatrice
Bafit & Gallows
Iowa Central
7 Locomotive Works
Phila
Marshalltown
Glen H. Huffom
Rock Island
Wi Howell
Clinton
Davenport
Bottom
Howell
Witt
Palas Mses Fe As
Kioney Ee
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