New Cai Developing In Republic Bandits Seizing Cities
Shanghai reports indicate growing disorder with missionary captures and communist activity fueling a crisis across northern China. Nationalist government forces under Shinji yi vines mobilize as violence erupts in ports and inland towns, leaving dead and wounded and boats burned amid armed clashes.
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Shanghai
China
Chie Kui Shoh
Nanking
Hatehan
Shinji
Yi Vines
Tinta
Ching
Columbia River Collision Toll Eight Confirmed
Victims of an excursion craft collision on the Columbia River near Vancouver Washington include three women and one man. Names given include Richard Bellind and Mrs Nettle Hage Dove among those recovered while others remain missing as crews salvage the Day II Port and the barge Mix following the wreck.
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Eighe
Vancouver
Hovses
Jury finds Dague guilty of first degree slaying
Jury tonight convicted W Glenn Dague of the first degree murder in the slaying of State Highway Patrolman Brady Paul and recommended death by electric chair. The verdict followed testimony about the crime and the demeanor of Irene Schroeder at the time.
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Mereantie Ve
Glenn Dague
Saleeman
Brady Paul
Irene Schroeder
LILA HEARS DAD AND HER AMOURS IN MURDER CASE
A Buffalo match report reports that a jury is to decide authorship of an Indian legend about a white witch connected to a murder on the Cattaraugus reservation. The article notes named individuals including Lila Jimerson and references to Nancy Bowen Vane and Clotinda Warehand and an ongoing council of whites. The piece hints at letters written by Lila Jimerson and reports continuation on the next page.
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Dad
Jimerson
Cattaragus Reservation
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Artis
Nancy Bowen Vane
Lili Jimarson
Fear All Are Dead in Kentucky Coal Mine
A field report says all 16 miners trapped after a mine explosion near Pioneer Coal camping may be dead. Recovery efforts were halted due to power failures and safety concerns, with search operations suspended overnight.
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FEAR
Kentucky
Rodney
Pionaer
Pair in custody in kidnapping case
A pair was formally charged today with kidnapping and extortion of 900 from a Kansas-based executive. The suspects are identified as Kausan Os Mich and Ane Roseio Nigra. The case centers on alleged abductions of wealthy individuals tied to the firm YWares 18 and 19.
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Kddin GooRle
Jeanard
AUIS
Roseio Nigra
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Guye
Totay
Kidniplig
Michael Ho Katz
Ringling May Rule in White Sulphur Tonight
Fragmentary reading notes indicate Ringling candidates favored in White Sulphur hush. References to voters and Caney suggest local election context with key figures mentioned but details unclear.
Fall Appeals His Conviction Errors Cited In Court
Washington March 22 The appeal by Albert B Fall former secretary of the interior against his conviction on bribery charges is based on five points. The brief argues the trial error affected the verdict and that the charges should reference Secretary Denn y, not Fall, regarding the oil deal. Doheny and Win remain acquitted of related claims. The document notes issues with jury instructions and trial conduct.
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Potnmble Buttems
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Thity
Virivalls
Hoheny
Tally Bethe
Plentywood Gambler-Gunman Murdered in Texas
A Plains Montana gambler and former Plentywood resident Henry M Poland was found dead with gunshot wounds in the Pecos River near Fort Stockton Texas. Poland, once a northeastern Montana pioneer and local operator, had drifted to Fort Worth frequented a recreation club, and was known to carry large sums of money. Texas authorities say robbery is the suspected motive, with no relatives identified and no clear suspect.
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Henry M Poland
Peeoaty River
Fort Stockton
Texas
Montana
Tt & Homestead
Cenahr. ND
Poland
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City Oil Well Sets City On Edge
Oklahoma City reports a massive oil well blowout threatening nearby streets and homes. Firefighters and workers struggle to control the gusher as spray sends oil drenching the area and alarms rise about potential spread. Officials issue warnings and plan to extinguish fires while safeguarding surrounding districts.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Walsh Defends Hoover Record Against Democratic Take
Senator Walsh of Montana rebutted Representative Tigon’s charge that the Hoover era lacks real achievements. He argued farm boards and wartime appropriations justified federal activity, disputed claims of new programs, and asserted the administration’s policies built on established authorizations rather than new constitutional changes.
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Walsh
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Tigon
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Attenton
Larmer
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Oid
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Timars
Great Sum 15 Grain Ad Potential For Growers
Spubaoe Marr SL advances a grain loan plan with a $1 000 secured credit through Warmera National Grain. Joana will oversee a $100 600 payout from a federal credit bank, tied to the Spaiane branch presidency.
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Whoat
Wiestira
Joana
Warmera National Grail
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Roo Irhardi
Spaiane
Montana to cut spring wheat 15 percent under farm board plan
Montana officials will align with the Farm Board to reduce spring wheat acreage by fifteen percent. Observers note conditions favoring a shift from wheat toward corn and hay, with grazing and feed concerns rising as fall-planted acreage remains uneven. The plan includes working with Mr. John F. Ganker and Toy Steward to implement the spring wheat reduction in Montana.
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Mirertaysia
Joon Ff Ganker
Worbey
Fom
Ang Teage
Mentana
Planet Not Sought Says New Astronomers
Astronomers of the South Whitean Valor report the newly found Neptunian planet is not the target of their search. The discovery by the Lowell Observatory is noted as distant and small, about one tenth the size of Neptune and much farther than Mars.
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Eterna Cabn
South Miley
Lowell Dbversatnry
Tiwestatt
Natronammin
Snrth
Autos Burn in Blaze at Docks in Toledo
A spectacular fire at the Willie Overland loading docks in Toledo damaged more than 210000 in goods and destroyed 190 new cargo cases. The blaze swept the docks this afternoon as rat infestations and misloaded boats hindered operations.
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Toledo
Toledo Watch
In Willie Overland Company
Ani
Wilks
King of gliders halted by winds
A brief item reports strong winds stopping the King of Gliders event tonight. Gusts disrupted the planned glide performance and halted the competition actions at the field. No injuries are mentioned and organizers reassess tomorrow’s schedule.
Tariff Conference Move Looms in House Vote Soon
Congress prepares to vote on a tariff bill after a conference with Senate negotiators. Republicans push for swift action despite lingering differences over timber and sugar provisions. The agreement aims to resolve major points before a final chamber decision, with final terms slated for discussion tomorrow.
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Wereeng
Mensora
Renate
Nanneth
Missing rancher Bill Tobel sparked 10 day search
Grave fears mount for William Tobel a 45 year old rancher missing from his McClellan creek ranch ten days ago authorities say a two day mountain search found no trace relatives organize a new search party led by Jack Tohel from Hal Henry to base in Countyland and await further reports from volunteers as the case widens
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William Tobel
McClellan Creek
McCellan Rulch
Cuntandh
Virginia Club in Billings Burned
Fire at the Virginia Club in Billings caused $16,000 in damage to a mansion one mile north of the city. Turbulent wiring faults in the basement were blamed as the blaze spread while attempts were made to remain a tenant. Mis Ro Shorey, owner of the house, supervised the affair and discovered the fire after returning from a garden.
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Billings
Federal
Charges Against Sunday Dismissed
Folio report states charges against Sunday were dismissed. Details mention a person named Von Angeles Ware and a lawsuit involving multiple individuals. The dismissal follows prior caut, with no further action requested. no arrest or ongoing prosecution noted.
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Frangelat
Ta Salle Telly
Martindl
Cauthadan Lepigy
Diewart Stlornes
George Seahiann
Sid Menenrpe
Buinslay
Bundry Ja
Chiowen
Herve
Burlington Adding Maintenance Men
Burlington announces new maintenance workers as part of expanding staff. The city lists names and roles for the updated team, reflecting ongoing operations at the rail facility.
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Burlington
State Guard Emerges Amid Political Turmoil in New Jersey
Fragmented OCR shows a report on state guard supervision and militia concerns in New Jersey, referencing political figures in San Miguel County, Las Vegas and municipal elections. The item notes telegram exchanges, petitions, and alleged cabal activity tied to a mayoral race and district attorney actions.
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Vania
Miltia
Worth Vegas
Tontkilt
Wetwoun Coy
Pilan
Tom Trude
Bun Miguel Cownty
Ruyel
Dente
San Miguel County
Weie
Mystery over Ohio plane crash finds no trace
A fragmented report describes a plane fall near Groznin on Saturday afternoon with multiple claimants from Hunting ton, Woo Ya, and Portsmouth. The deeper truth remains elusive as searches come up empty and officials pursue unclear leads amid tangled reports about a mysterious plant and possible rewiring incident.
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Anbland Hs
Five-Power Pact Still Achievable With Reservations
London reports from Tokyo note that American British and Japanese negotiators view a three-power agreement as possible to salvage the London talks. Japan seeks a 70 percent share of U.S. naval strength in cruisers as a condition for any settlement. Delegates expect further sessions this week with Friday seen as decisive for the future of the conference.
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Frank Big
Astocintoil
London
Advlees
Tokio
Moonild Regime Loses In Vote Amid Turmoil
Moonild regime loses in a dramatic parliament vote as ministers face rapid resignations and military tensions. Opposition parties seize on government instability while markets react to the upheaval, and international observers call for calm as the crisis deepens.
Poisoned liquor labeled as such in Tennessee notes
A garbled March report describes tainted liquor sold to mix with others, causing concern over safety. The piece mentions authorities tracing the source, a bottle or batch, and warnings issued to prevent further distribution. Names and specifics are unreadable in the OCR but the incident centers on intentionally adulterated alcohol.
Pleasure Man performed in court in Mae West trial
A chaotic court session in October 1828 centered on the Pleasure Man show during Mae West’s trial. Jurors, witnesses, and spectators watched actors imitate a risqué performance while the judge and defense objected to the proceedings as counter to courtroom decorum.
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Pleasure
Verman Lonsen
Willtata Helle
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