Washington Club Pan Daves Heavy Entertainment Tale
The Washington club entertainment featured a grand gathering with notable figures and a congressional flavor. A large company hosted by Precent nolidge showcased performances amid chatter about the reassembling of congress and various topical matters including foreign debt and the Haralot case.
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Nolidge
Congress
Wreck Palace To Put In A Garden In New York
A mansion once owned by Charles Yerkes near Earth Avenue and the Ryan home will be demolished to expand the garden by about 100 yards and 159 feet. The estate reportedly cost around $1100000, and the project aims to create one of the world’s most expansive gardens.
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New York
Dee
Earth Avenue
Thomas Lortune
Charles 1 Yerkes Traction
Ryan
Rockford plant threatened with armed guards amid calls
Deputies and guards surround the Rockford meat packing plant after a threatening phone message to Ernest Chappell and sightings of three suspicious individuals. Tom Pratt, humane officer, received a mysterious call. Meantame Trank Tatts, indicted for dynamiting and arson, seeks an early hearing. Police pursue an elderly man claiming friendship with Litts and possible link to the calls.
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Chappell Brothers Horse Meat Packing Firm
Ernest Chappell
Litts
Chippell
Montana highway program launched after citizen meeting
A plan for Montana road improvements was unveiled after a gathering of four prominent Montanans at the state house. An eleven member general executive committee will steer the plan, which seeks a one cent gasoline tax to fund highways, with 85 percent to the highway fund and 15 percent to the general fund, and a division of motor vehicle license money between counties and the highway fund. The proposal envisions raising about 1.2 million dollars through a gasoline tax, aims to connect every county seat by improved roads if possible, and eventually directs 35 percent of proceeds to debt retirement after four years.
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Montana
Atso
Heghy
Family of Three Murder Victims Reported
A Burglar or intruder is suspected in the murder of Henry Wodecki his wife and son found dead at their home near Albany. Police say the bodies were discovered inside the residence and describe the scene as a home invasion gone tragically wrong. Detectives are investigating possible motives and reviewing local security footage.
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Henry Wodecki
Toatayrr National Bank
Antuns
Cho Haugh
Camp Missoula to Host CM.T. 10 Training Camp
The War Department informed Representative Leavitt of Montana that it approved his request to establish a citizens military training camp at Fort Missoula, Montana, effective next summer.
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Washington
War Department
Leavitt
Montana
Fort Missoula
Mont
Weather prospects for the coming week in northern mountains
Washington reports a forecast for the week starting Monday. Snow in eastern areas and snow showers west of the divide at the start, with a midweek cold snap. Temperatures to run below normal much of the week.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Independent Classifieds Sell Quick for Household Goods
A local housewife advertised a heater, stove, range and folding couch under Household Goods and reports everything sold. The Independent notes the classifieds reach ALI prospects as locals know their marketplace. Call 491 493 to ask for an Ad-Taker.
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Ali
Stephenson’s Indiana murder appeal denied by judge
Noblesville Indiana December 12 1928 former Ku Klux Klan leader O C Stephenson faced rejection of his bid to overturn his life sentence for the murder of Madge Oberholtzer. Judge Will Sparks overruled motions to arrest judgment and to grant a new trial, allowing 120 days for exceptions as Stephenson’s lawyers argued the verdict was unjust.
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Noblesville
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Stephenson
Indiana
Tome
Madge Oberholtzer
Ku Wlua Klan
Will
Sparks
Boy of 12 Shot by Hunting Pal in Levastown
The 12 year old son of Paul W Ofstie, a local life insurance manager, was accidentally shot today by 17 year old Melvin Mary during a hunting outing in Levastown. The wound is feared fatal.
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Levastown
Paul W Ofstie
Melvin Mary
Coast Guard Crew Chained Like Dogs for Aiding Smugglers
Four members of the coast guard cutter Seneca were chained between decks all week and released as the vessel steamed out of New York harbor for patrol duty off rum runners. The men had been tied after the arrest of John Tovine and another crew member in connection with a liquor conspiracy involving a $2000 scheme.
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New York
Seneca
John Tovine
Lonnertinn
Wilham
Plans for Roosevelt Memorial Bared in Page Teaser
Washington reveals proposed Roosevelt Memorial submitted to Congress today. A central inland granite island with a water shaft dominates the design by competition jurors Herbert Adams Taunt Geen and Satis Ayres.
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Washington
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Congress
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Herbert Adame Taunt Geen
Satis Ayres
Branilsould
Turkey to end polygamy and easy divorce laws
Angora December 12. The modernized civil code to be introduced in the national assembly will end polygamy and divorce by husband fiat. Divorce will be granted only by court decision, with grounds including serious incompatibility and other conditions. If one party has already married again, the second ceremony is void and certain formalities become obligatory.
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Turkey
Court of Law
Clean up right in wheat deal crisis shakes markets
London officials charge agents with rigging the world wheat market by circulating false export rumors and by shorting in Winnipeg and Chicago. A police inquiry opens Tuesday to uncover the real cause of the unprecedented price surge as English wheat gains spread.
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Dee 12
Newspapera Today
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Ruta
Secret Russian American Banking Banquet Sparks Trade Talks
A banquet at the Bankers' Club in New York gathered American magnates and Russian industrialists to discuss Russia’s trade potential. Participants noted heightened energy and interest as bankers and businessmen explored possible commercial ties despite tense relations and complex oversight.
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Bankers’ Club
New York
Mexico election unrest looms amid riot talk and sparse details
A garbled dispatch hints at rioting alerts around Mexico's election while municipal officers and party scenes surface. Names and specific events are unreadable, but references to police, centers, and suburban areas suggest tense political activity and public safety concerns.
Auto Dash Wrecks Cars and House in Toledo Incident
In Toledo a driver in a wild auto dash wrecked two other cars and a house. Authorities are investigating the incident and assessing damages. Specimens for study by the university psychology department were mentioned in the report.
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Ptychol Cay
Ralbart
Smoking by co eds under ban in Iowa
Iowa board of deans at Iowa State College decided smoking by co eds is unacceptable on campus. The meeting, held today, deemed the practice improper and prohibited in classrooms and delimited areas.
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Iowa
Towa State College
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and dates
Fragmentary text appears to sketch a dated record or citation with names, numbers, and phrases in disordered order, including references to chemical and timing terms. It mentions tests, emails, and violent imagery but lacks coherent context or complete facts to summarize a clear news item.
Premature report on Cotopax crew rescue in storm
Charleston S C December reports indicate a steamship named Cotopax sank in a tropical storm with 32 crewmen aboard. A cable from the company’s Tanuna office says the crew were rescued. officials in Medstone and JW Catton Wet engineer confirm the missing vessel sent a message. News printed in a New York dispatch confirms some survivors and the voyage status.
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Medstone
Chndfield Coal Company
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Tiusuna
Bong Lotoprst
JW Catton
Arvana
Cole
New York
Youth Robbery Page Not Found
Fragmentary OCR text describes a youth robbery or hold up with references to injuries, a superintendent, and a payroll. Details are garbled, but suggests a local incident involving a swift escape and questions of response. No clear names, places, or dates are recoverable.
40 Lagolte Boy of 73 Slays Grandma
A badly garbled report from Viarnsbure notes a 73 year old man, termed a Lagolte boy, accused of killing his grandmother. Government figures and dates are unreadable, but the incident is described as a fatal family crime with unclear motives and unclear legal actions.
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Lagolte Boy
Hugh Wilson Funeral Held in Los Angeles
An obituary notice records the funeral for Hugh Wilson in Los Angeles with honorary pallbearers and attendees. Names such as Charles N Wheeler, Thomas Finds, and several others are listed among pallbearers and attendees, reflecting a notable local funeral ceremony.
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Los Angeles
Man 76 Marries Dying Woman in New York Bedside Ordeal
Newton Miss Dee 12 (R) A longtime friend Alonzo IT Blood 76 of New York at Mrs Eunice J Esten 73 bedside. He sought a marriage license as doctors warned death was hours away and hoped the union would allow a clergyman to officiate before she died.
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Alonzo IT Blood
New York
Eunice J Esten
Mra Esten
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