Yellowstone boundary changes proposed in park study
Jackson Wyoming August 23 By the Associated Press Several changes in the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park will be recommended by the president's commission on coordination of national parks led by Henry Temple. The plan aims to align borders with natural topography including southern extensions and revised eastern limits after field inspection and public hearings in Moran and Jackson.
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Jackson
Wyo
Associated Press
Yellowstone National Park
Commission On
Henry W. Temple
Pensylvania
Moran and
Eo Winter
Wyoming
War Weeks
Work
Department of Interior
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Rich Treasure in an Old Wall Safe in Teoningrad
In Teoningrad Russia a tailor turned banker Tadvatant, once in Paris, finds a wall safe filled with gold and silver articles set with stones. A jewel box holds 47 gold items and blue diamonds weighing 338 trepts. Enamelled cigarette cases snuff boxes rings and tie pins also stored there. The treasure had been hidden since the revolution. tenants used the safe for papers and books before discovery.
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Teoningrad
Russia
Associated Press
Caver
Tadvatant
Parle
Fearful Fort Phillips Awaits Assault as Conspiracy Unfolds
In Eatontown New Jersey Max Phillips a wealthy collar maker sits with a pistol and private detectives near his Fort as investigators outline a widening alleged blackmail plot. Three men and a woman face charges tied to a yacht luring scheme and Mann Act implications amid a family dispute over finances and Phillips fear for his safety.
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Eatontown
N. J
Associated Press
Here
Max Phillips
Phillips
Rue
Merrick Kent
Cate
Sherty
Na Berg
Beatrice Johnston
Rutherford
New Jersey
Bute Fay Ought
Hes
Henry I
Phillipe Reday
Pioneer Mason John Shober Laid To Rest In Forestvale
Funeral rites for John Shober, Montana bar member and pioneer, held at the Nolan home in Forestvale after a simple service at Wig Park. Rev James F. McNamee officiated with scripture readings and a quartet performance. Masons conducted a ritual service at the temple and later transported the body to the Nolan plot. Surviving relatives include his niece Mrs Nolan and nephew John Shober. service attended by friends and former community leaders reflecting on frontier days.
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John Sholer
Wig Park
James F. McNamee
Tony
Lewis Prowell
Lalla Brooke
AL Philps
St. Burgess
AT. Davidson
Nolan
Porestvale
Helena Indge Neon
Shaher
Masons
Rituahgie
Aly Shober
Wrdlow
Caleb BO Nolan
John Shober
Shober
TOR Wine
Frank I. Reece
Lloyd Tans
Wallace Dr
O. A. Tansinisn
Willan I
Husband and Wife Executed for Budapest Killing
In Budapest, Mri Villes and her husband were executed after being convicted of murdering Rans Kudelis, who attacked them in a suburb. The court permitted a brief farewell before the sentence was carried out.
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Budapest
Mme Villes
Mitel Ledera
Thalay
Junge
Dorothy Ellingson May Come Forth Free After Year in Prison
In Mininesea on Aug 21 the jury found Dorothy Ellingson guilty of manslaughter in a fatal shooting. She was ordered confined at a state hospital after a sanity hearing, then declared sane and retried, with punishment a potential one to 10 years. parole possible after one year. She faces sentence next Wednesday before Judge Warold Londerjack.
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Mininesea
Anearinto Bresky
Dorothy Fattuceon
Jedee Warold
Tiareth
Milingsea Gil
Dix Deeleion
Ston
A. Ro Orathran
Steels Oare
Sane
Eilingson Rint
Neil Ele Wan
Tate Hospital
Nata
Aley
Bomb Mordgcans and AIFS Learn Lessons
Foreign reports describe Maneid Sug returning to Madrid from Macclesfield after talks with the Wronehs marstat Terain. Rebels on the island of Altu eemas Aff face severe punishment following recent actions, with authorities warning of harsh penalties.
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Pavers
Kpitn
Hag
Madrid
Maccleis
Melang
Mnanteh
Morares
Awarenips
Tae Jr
Bad Boys Raid Watermelons in Ogden Utah
Fragmented OCR mentions a deputy sheriff warning about raids on watermelons in Ogden Utah with dates and organized actions. It suggests a strange mass meeting and calls to raid melon fleets, noting tensions and the need for defense, though details are unclear.
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Ogden
Utah
Melin
Trial of Magee for Killing a Friend Due Wednesday
Magee faces a preliminary hearing in the state court on a murder charge after the fatal shooting of a male acquaintance. The case proceeds in the peace court near Wentnesutas with the defendant expected to appear and answer the charge as authorities prepare for further steps.
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Magee
Vegas
Noor
Thy Assmtiated Pressi
Mae Bre
Whaquergue
Pentel
Uteo
Wentnesutas
Alayer
Envoy to Japan to be named shortly
President Coolidee plans a swift selection for an envoy to Japan. The appointment follows broad consultations with government and foreign affairs officials as the administration works through summer.
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Japan
Hoa Boy The Cop Hunter in Downtown Bank Heist Tragedy
A bank robbery at Ninth and Santa Fe streets ends in a citywide gunfight. Patrolman Wiley Sart and others pursue robbers as four escapees seize money. A bystander, a woman named Rachel Pranta, is killed, and a suspect named Smith from Milwaukee is captured. Witnesses recount a mile long pursuit through the business district ending in fatalities and injuries. The young boy said to wish to be a cop is killed in the crossfire while his mother arrives after a telegram. Police recover a weapon and the last of the robbers is captured.
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Angeles
Assee
P Wiley
Puister
Fleeteg
Tata
Mre
Mami
Arle
Bern
Ison
Jousinesa
Teliman
Ninth
Santa Fe
Chicago Student Dies after Gang Attack on Street Insulting Women
A Chicago student, John Klasinga, son of a Kansas ranch owner, was dragged and severely beaten by youths after insulting women on a street. Four youths confessed involvement. additional suspects including classmates were arrested. The incident, linked to a feud involving Arvine Carttul and Faweethieart, continues to unfold with more details on Stage Three.
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Chicago
Aig
Associator Press
John Klasinga
Kansas
Inez Parse
Chisagta
Feud Bores Into City as Four Die in Shooting
Chicago dispatch reports a West Side feud erupting in gunfire. Four assailants attacked three men walking on a sidewalk, fatally wounding Giuseppe Vecchio Al and Joseph Pret, with one more victim dying later. Police hunt four suspects, including Spinok and Gans.
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Aug
Associate Press
West Side
Hong
Comet
Vrant Spinok
Guiseppe Vecchio
Aml Jaceph Pret
Vivinas
Thysicians
Teaas storm death tolls two. ten hurt
A Teaas storm tragedy left two dead and ten injured as crews battled wreckage Saturday night. Mrs Mood Parker, 58, and Leonard Parker were among the injured. authorities report the blast and ensuing fire caused multiple fatalities.
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TEAAS
Airplane Crash Kills Several in White Sulphur Springs
Fragmentary report notes an aircraft went down near White Sulphur Springs causing multiple fatalities. Details are unclear as the text shows garbled lines but references a Washington state location and officials investigating the wreck.
Chicago killer Russell Scott found sane for gallows
Aug 21 Chicago report says Russell T. Scott, convicted of murder, has been found sane and likely to be returned to Cook County from Chester for execution within about 30 days. Dr Frank A. Stubblefield and two expert consultants reportedly supported the decision awaiting confirmation by the sheriff and state officials.
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Hees
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Russell T. Scott
Joseph Mauriz
Cook County
Chester
Neespaper
Scottess
Frank A. Stubblefield
Crowe
de. Stubblefield
Herall
Baaniner
Seowoka
Sherif Lecter Mottman
de Hernan Adler
Enn
Univernor Small
Seott
Jane
Sant
Nomemher
Iecision Sant
Christian Church Saved by a Jew in Long Branch
A damaged Long Branch item reports a local church saved by a Jew who paid the full assessment tax for a chapel honoring presidents Grant and McKinley. Bernari Sandler of Long Branch presented the check to Bishop Athion S. Resehte, noting the sale of the chapel would have occurred otherwise.
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Associated Press
Rome
Fenest Lees
Long Branel
New York
Tresidenty
Mckintey
Wibean
Buis
Franklyn Cringe
Hasings
Gurtesu
Bernari Sandler
Lorg
Philadelphia to form Bryan memorial committee
The Philadelphia Record plans to form a national committee to finance and erect a memorial to William Jennings Bryan. It names Josephus Daniels, Raleigh News and Observer publisher and former secretary of the navy, as prospective chairman, praising Bryan's lifelong advocacy for common people and reform.
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Ag+ Socifted press
Philadelphia Record
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Record
Bryan
Day League Urges Strong Prohibition Enforcement Officials
Washington article reports Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti-Saloon League, declaring federal prohibition administrators competent and effective men who deserve strong backing to enforce laws. He criticizes perceived administrative weaknesses and calls for accountability and action to strengthen law enforcement.
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Washinton
Tomiehe
Wayne BO Wheeler
Othe Alli-Saloon League
Friends of Law Enforcement
Wheeler
Prisoner in custody thought to resemble "Dutch" Anderson
In Montreal on Aug 23 a man in custody is said to resemble the outlaw "Dutch" Anderson, wanted for the slaying of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hance at Mancie Indiana. The suspect was arrested in Drummondville and sent to Montreal authorities. His fingerprints were sent to American officials.
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Tan Sanday
Teans Wl Park
Stor Warker
Leonard
Hull
Tiv Parker
Sonny Aus
Mood Parker
Montreal
Quebec
Poe Hee
Anderson
Ben Hance
Mancie
Ind
Drummondville
Caillaux Seeks London Debt Settlement Aid
Former French premier Caillaux travels to London to negotiate debt settlement terms. The talks center on reducing France’s annual burden of about 29,000,000 pounds and possible offers of 10,000,000 pounds to ease payments. Churchill and British officials deliberate on honoring obligations with fairness aligning to Britain’s historic stance.
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Tria
Britain
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