Light Heavy Battle Crown Defended In Close Bout
Tommy Loughran clings to the light heavyweight title in a hard fought defense described as a crowd pleasing battle. The bout featured rapid exchanges and a decisive finish that solidified his status as champion with a second consecutive title defense anticipated.
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Unclear political lead dominates chaotic OCR text
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Bootleg Village Found in Illinois
A federal grand jury indicted 11 Melrose Park residents including the village board president on bribery charges. Agents found 14 stills on 69 buildings, averaging more than one per building, as local authorities reported a crackdown on illegal alcohol production.
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JUDGE GREENE IN SUPREME COURT JURISDICTION CASE
A Supreme Court session involves Judge Greene and proceedings related to a nomination and related legal actions. The report notes the court’s actions and individuals connected to the case, with focus on the official conduct and potential rulings.
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Helena Residents Back $250000 U S Geological Survey Fund
Helena club members gathered at a meeting yesterday supporting a fund for the U S Geological Survey. George Otis Smith urged continued work in the Helena district and the pledged total reached 250000 dollars with further expression of support noted by attendees.
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Seven Tars Lost When Collier Goes Down
The collier Kershaw sank after a collision with the steamship Doetlir line vessels near Last Chop east of Mancvard Haven. Seven crewmen perished. survivors were rescued, and the Garneks was towed to port. An inquiry will determine fault as the Garflelds and other ships aided in the rescue amid fireboats and lifeboats.
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Colleges Asked to Cease Recruiting
A garbled item notes calls for colleges to stop recruiting, with unclear details about the involved institutions and timing. The fragment mentions efforts, recommendations, and possible oversight by a governing body, but many names and exact actions are unreadable.
Cooper to pilot plane in Montana tour
A national air tour aims to relieve the nation’s transport strain with Cooper at the helm. Preparations were underway including the aircraft preflight checks and wartime department coordination. He plans to depart with a convoy of other pilots and crews, expecting the voyage to span several days.
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Great air venture ends in peril near Oakland
An air expedition aboard the Southern Cross faced fuel shortages and navigation dangers during a long flight from Oakland California toward Sydney. The monoplane stalled and descended near the coast, with the crew forced to bail out as they endured a 27 hour journey, hoping to continue to their destination.
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Lost Polar Expedition Sought by Five Nations
Five European governments organize rescue efforts for the missing Umberto Nobile expedition. Airplanes ships dogs and foot teams are to search across Arctic regions, with Norwegian hunters aiding a task force that includes personnel from Norway and Italy.
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Former Member of Congress Indicted For Robbing Mails
A former U S congressman and several associates were indicted in federal court on charges of conspiracy and mail robbery tied to a scheme in Maryland and Virginia. Prosecutors say the defendants robbed mail facilities and divided proceeds among participants, with one claim of a $400 payoff cited.
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Charles Howell and Reed LP Rivalry in Democratic Nomination
Charles Howell and Reed LP emerge as contenders in the Democratic presidential nomination race. Noted ties and close personal ties between Howell and Reed influence support dynamics. Washington sources indicate cautious backing and potential early campaigning moves as party factions align.
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Impeachment Call Over Massachusetts Attorney General
A push for impeachment arises over alleged irregularities involving Massachusetts Attorney General. The inquiry centers on improper acts by officials tied to subsidies and connections with groups. The scope includes investigations into the Decimu Club and related parties amid charges of overreach and improper influence.
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University of Washington Favored in Missoula Track Meet
University of Washington is pegged to win the Pacific Coast Conference track meet in Missoula as top contenders surge in trial heats. Coaches and athletes from Oregon, California, and Washington state push to secure finals spots with standout sprinters and distance runners aiming for dominance.
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Fragmented OCR bill and notice text from historic page
Incomplete readable fragments mention names and places without coherent context. The garbled lines reference entities like Theatr, Ford, and a sequence of stray letters and numbers. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the legible portions.
Flames Take Eight In Single Family
Fragmentary text describes a deadly incident where eight people from a single family were buried, with unclear details but mention of a rope and a death tied to a tragedy. The fragment references a burial and mentions recognition.
Peking Faces End of Dictatorship as Regime Crumbles
AP reports Marshal Kang Ten Lin of Peking nears surrender of dictatorial powers after nearly two years. He meets with foreign representatives at the palace while the regime’s grip appears to loosen. The city is expected to be transferred soon, ending the Tailette fight near Tiukhe, 29 miles southwest of Peking.
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Olvaney Gone Fishing Ends Inquiry On Smith Funds
The Smith Hoover and Lowden campaign funds inquiry gains light as witnesses discuss expenditures but key witness George W Olvaney head of Tamany Hall is absent from the city. Investigators pressed for testimony while details and possible links to bids and boats emerge amid the campaign probes.
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Lowden Campaign Financing Ties Scrutinized
A complex report links Jonath Lowden's candidacy to payments by insiders and editors. Thomas Motte and Thomas H Urpiber appear as coalition figures behind ad buys and distribution. The inquiry notes that publications carried releases tied to the Hoover era business pap and raises questions about influence and coordination among newspapers and political backers.
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Colonel Lindbergh Reaches San Diego
Colonel Charles Lindbergh arrives in San Francisco by air accompanied by aides and a small party after a cross country flight. Aboard the plane are Lt. Gov. Brecheridge and other officers who report the journey was completed without incident.
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Three Planes Lost in Far North Mystery
Three planes disappeared in the Far North as searchers from Port Barrow and Barrow attempted a rescue. Noel Wren and ROS Mere flew to locate the Fox aircraft with passengers Jak Robertson and L Virgil Hart among the missing. A large cabin plane led by A A Bennett of Parpanks remained grounded awaiting word on the search effort.
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