Democrats Lead in Rescue After Yukon Seaplane Disaster
Two months after a seaplane disappearance in Alaska's Yukon, four survivors including Bob Marten Wrangell Sasha and Emil were found alive. Pilot Captain E J Burke died from exposure in the frozen wilderness. Crews located the party after extensive searches spanning weeks.
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Whitehorse Duke
Yukon
Bob Marten
Wrangell Sasha
Prospector
Emil Hading
E. J. 4. Burke
Tassie
Kveretz Wissen
Lew Bach
Tod Wit Maevre
Mary Garden Appears in New Jazz Opera
Mary Garden stars in a world premiere jazz opera by Hamilton Torres. The work, a modern interpretation of classic operatic themes, showcases Gardens in a tele role amid experimental staging and contemporary instrumentation.
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Mary Garden
NEW “Jazz Opera
Thiraso Dee Fo
Chragoan
Hamilton Torres
Ser
Opera Com Geetna Warm Gardens
GE the Weason
Immediate cash payments urged for World War veterans
Representative Fish of New York urged Secretary Mellon to pay immediate cash equaling one fourth of veterans compensation certificates. He estimated the sum could aid unemployed veterans amid hardship, proposing payments around 240 of face value and noting broader bills for full payment had gained signatures but faced opposition and doubt.
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Ashington
Representative Fish
Republican
New York
Mellon
Fish
Prohibition Strategy Moves In GOP 1942 Bid
In Washington an AP report notes the National Association of Organizations Supporting the 18th Amendment formed a 12‑member “combined committee on unified strategy” to aid prohibition ahead of the 1942 presidential campaign. A proposed plan to put repeal before state constitutional conventions failed, underscoring drys’ push.
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Washinngton
National Association of Organiation
Tempht
Prohibition
Sen
Hunan City Falls to Bandit Army in Recon By Rumors
Reports say Hunan City, about 12 miles northwest of Chant, has fallen under control of a bandit army. In the chaos, residents say the town was sacked and burned while casualties occurred. The Finnish Protestant mission and an Australian Catholic mission were said to be located there.
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Hankom
Chant
Vwro
Rede
Steanhabyiantea Tsingeshth
Miyonir Society
Alvu
Denatured Alcohol Claims Seven Lives in Pittsfield
Denatured alcohol deaths mount in Pittsfield as seven men die after exposure since yesterday. Victims include Fred Robarge and his nephew Arthur, among those felled by the toxin as authorities investigate the evening incident and the ongoing danger of contaminated denatured alcohol.
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Pittsfield
Fred Robarge
Arthur
Nate
Young Red Tries to Murder Cabinet Member in Denmark
In Copenhagen a young Communist Charles Nielsen shouted during minister Steincke's speech at the session of the Solkrting. Nielsen was dragged out by four detectives. A scuffle followed when Nielsen drew a pistol, but a detective stopped him before the trigger was pulled. The bullet struck the railing of the visitors' gallery.
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Steincke
Charles Nielsen
Metyon
Steinck
Grace Brandon to testify in Shepard poison murder trial
Kansas City Kansas December 10 witnesses described gifts and roses shown by Maj Charles A Shepard to his wife. The government announced Miss Grace Brandon would take the stand tomorrow in the case alleging he murdered his Rolond wife with poison.
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Kansas City
Kan
Charles A Shepard
Grace Brandon
Butte Prison Life In Fate of Fatal Stabbing Susie Parker
Peter Narick was pronounced guilty of fatally stabbing Susie Parker aged a local victim. The defendant faced a life sentence in prison after the verdict. Judge Nesring presided as sentencing followed the guilty plea and near-term trial events in Butte.
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Butte
Plan to Aid Destitute Soldiers Food Relief
Plan advanced by James W. Byrnes proposes rationing destitute civilians to relieve winter stress. Byrnes, a World War II lieutenant colonel in the St Louis quartermaster’s office, oversaw feeding 250,000 soldiers in the St Louis area. The plan envisions large scale food distribution and aims to determine meal size and distribution methods for broader relief.
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St Lous Dee
James W. Byrnes
St. Lous
St. Journ
B Rernos
Residence of Son of President Burglarized
A fragmentary report notes a burglary at the residence of the president's son. Details are unclear due to damaged text including garbled names and locations. Authorities reportedly investigated the break in and secured the scene.
Teat Fascists Loose Snakes In Movie At Western Front
Reported disturbance at Fallendorf Platz mature house during a showing of Quiet at the Western Front. Audience kept orderly as snakes, described as harmless garden variety, crawled about theater exterior. incident linked to fascist aggression and a subsequent clash nearby.
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Berlin
Anne
Fallendorf Platz
Mary J
Fryer Park
Rum runners rescued as coast guard battles blaze at sea
A Coast Guard cutter Montgomery rescued the crew of a rum runner ship after it caught fire near San Tone Point Mexico. The ship Naar ship Thanel Port sank off Cane Colnest after a grinding blaze. The incident involved 1000 tons of alcohol destined for California, with the cargo ultimately destroyed.
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Coast Guard
Montgomery
San Tone Point
Mexico
Radio Menagee
Mac
Thanel Port
Cane Colnest
Anest
Jeffie Panama Canal
California Paints
Los
Bank Robbery in Kansas City by Four Armed Men
Four men robbed an Interstateational bank in Kansas City with pistols, detaining employees and officers during morning hours. About 45000 dollars were looted as brief chaos surrounded the vault. One suspect fled toward the livestock exchange area, while others forced staff to continue work despite the theft.
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Hannan Chsve
Cary Tour
Austin
Nin
Livestock Exchange
Packna
British dole system sparks unrest in Britain
Washington Doe 10 reports that the British dole system is criticized as stagnating the economy. Frank Hazelbaker, Montana governor, says Britons would rather have jobs than rely on government support, though no talks with Speaker Long are noted.
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Washington
Doe
Trent
Frank Hazelbaker
Montana
Longworth
Eneliah Workman
Robinson Urges Action Despite Bonds Issue
In Washington the Democratic leader Senator Robinson of Arkansas urged bipartisan cooperation for emergency relief as he criticized President Housers denouncement of proposals outside the presidential program. The scene centered on stalled relief measures and mounting pressure from Senate colleagues to advance a humane aid package amidst protests and procedural delays.
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Ly Francis W. Staphesson
WashinGton
Senate
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Housers
Report of a Plot to Overthrow the Red Regime T
A report notes alleged details of a vast conspiracy to overthrow the red regime. It mentions figures such as Joseph Star and others tied to the army, with various names and locations cited in a wartime style narrative.
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Fondole En
Joseph Star
Age of British Aces Weds Girl of Heart
Fragmentary report notes a ceremony linking a British ace to a named woman. Readable elements mention travel or service ties and a state context, with limited legible names and dates. The piece lacks complete details but implies a formal marriage connected to wartime or service figures.
Red Cross Will Great Reserve Fund Approved
The Red Cross central committees approved a plan for a great reserve fund of 5000 pounds to relieve suffering during dr... The proposal aims to provide aid when emergency funds are exhausted and support relief efforts in crisis areas.
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RED Cross
Great Reserve Fund
Washington Mer
Crose
McDevitt Cleared by Butte Jury in Shea Killing
McDevitt acquitted by a Butte jury after 67 hours of deliberation in the death of Neil Shea at a soft drink parlor. The defense argued self defense as Shea was shot during a confrontation at the bar. State witnesses offered conflicting accounts including Kelly Siete and Wellovin testimony about prior remarks and the altercation.
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M’devitt
Butte
Neil Shea
Natte Peety
Joseph Wire Devitt
Llane
Pion
Homerif Dames Kelly
Wellovin
Wells
McDevitt
Snelly
Kelly
Chilean Plot Nipped. S Gore Held in Gadgeted Plot
Chilean authorities halted a plot against President Carlos Kane s life after government agents thwarted an attempt. The president remained calm and resumed his routine as investigations continued into two major figures linked to the plan.
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Santiago
Ian
Carlos Kanes
Muscle Shoals Plan of Farm Federation Readied
A Muscle Shoals based federation of farmers outlines a plan to organize and operate a regional federation. The group advocates structural changes to marketing schemes and aims to amend national cultural and agricultural marketing measures.
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Muscle Shoals Plan OF Farm Federation
Boston
Wureas Fedration Todas
Farmer
Ruth Nichols Sets New Fastest Dart Time Yet
Ruth Nichols, piloting a New York Meet monoplane, reportedly exceeds previous records by flying a 2400 mile run in under two days. Her nonstop flight reportedly surpasses historic times set by Charles Lindbergh and others, marking a landmark in long-distance air racing.
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Ruth Nichols
New York
Nichols
Cincinnati Peat
Aes
Ayers
Cnant
Stark Madlel
Wahia
Regal Nurse and Patient Pause Amid Clinic Shuffle
A cryptic note from an OCR reading outlines a healthcare scene with a nurse, patient, and pause in a medical setting. Names and places are garbled, but references to a nurse, patient, and clinic disruption imply a temporary halt in care or procedure. No clear dates, locations, or organizations emerge from the fragment.
Wheeler Again Hits Indian Bureau for Deal
The report accuses the government of shirking responsibility toward the Indian issue as Senator Wheeler of Montana questions the administration’s handling. A senate committee member states the blame is not entirely on the agency and hints at broader accountability.
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Wheeler
Indian Bureau
Deal Reds
Wachingream Ie Ta Py
Ats
Wheeler Dummrat
Montana
Charles
Senate
Assault case tried after forty one year delay
A historical assault case from 1889 proceeded to trial after a forty one year gap. Witnesses testified to the alleged attack with an axe during a dispute, and Roman Rulings was among those named in court records. The lengthy delay drew attention to archival proceedings and the lingering questions surrounding the events.
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Bert Farman
Phamas
Billings
Poatiaty
Finn
Woman Confesses to Murder of Memphis Auctioneer
Salt Lake City detectives said Jean Dayle Bren confessed tonight to killing Sam Frank, jewelry auctioneer of Memphis, Tennessee, in a hotel room last Saturday. She claimed sole responsibility, gave a few details, and said she used the alias Wilma Bates, with a mother and Hampton ties mentioned, amid a four hour questioning.
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Salt Lake City
Det
Jean Dayle
Sam Frank
Memphis
Tenn
Imous
Erin
Agi
Wilma Fates
Hampton
Frank
Sayn
Riots Reported in Romania Target Jewish Community
Reports from Bucharest describe anti Semitic violence as mobs attacked a Jewish movement site and clashed outside multiple stores. Police restored order as windows were smashed and furniture damaged amid widespread unrest in the capital.
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Mancharest Rumania
Ramage
Tewt
Cuban Students and Police In Fiats in Several Towns
Cuban students clashed with police in multiple towns after a disturbance at the Normal school. Civil authorities reported injuries as youths rioted, while rural guards attempted to restore order. Police and students were described as facing off amid tense scenes in the area.
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Amagney Normal School
Rural Guard
Fie
World Court Protocols Move to Senate in Contested Debate
President Heyer sends World Court protocols to the Senate amid urgency and opposition. Senate reservations rise over entanglement risks while proponents press for swift endorsement and possible withdrawal clauses without binding diplomatic entanglements.
Indian Affairs Committee Approves Donations Bill
The Indian affairs committee approved today a bill to permit the secretary of the interior to accept contributions for work on behalf of Indians. The measure enables donations from supporters to aid tribal efforts.
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Woshington Tee
Honan Indian Affairs Committen
Inferior
Taniann
Nobel Prize Awarded To Singlair Lewis In Stockholm
The Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded today to Singlair Lewis in a Stockhoms concert hall ceremony. The auditorium was bright with flowers and hung with rugs as the laureate accepted the honor.
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Singlair Lewis
Sinekholm
Smnelitz Teonts
Duarsiere
Stockholms
Fowers
Hederkrd
Thachetelley
Venkat
Kellogg Receives Nobel Peace Prize 1929
Former U S secretary of state Kellogg wins the Nobel Peace Prize for his Kellogg Briand pact efforts toward world peace. A diploma and medal are presented as dignitaries attend. Kellogg urges no war and stresses hopeful peace amid international tension.
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Frank Kole
Wlane
Frederick Stang
Nobel Committee
Winkow
Prines Onwt
Rulshed Katheing
Sea Peace
Kellogg
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