Georgia Governor Defies Courts Over Funds Dispute
Atlanta June 2 The Georgia governor tore up a court notification amid a row over federal road funds. Deputies and a guard adjutant were detained for hours after papers attempting service in a 25 000 damage suit were reportedly resisted. Attorney General Yeomans sought federal service and a court injunction could end martial law and restore ousted officials. Subpoenas issued for June 30 hearing.
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Judge Kiechel Weds Folas In Verse Ceremony
Nelson Neb Tune 21. The judge Kiechel conducted a marriage by rhymed ceremony at the wedding of Charles Donald Crans and Miss Anne Adele Hersah. The event coincided with his birthday anniversary and the 14th anniversary of his own union, marking a poetic nuptial ritual tied to his published verse.
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Tudge Doane
Biechel
Charles Donald Crans
Anne Adele Hersah
Kiechel
Floods in China Threaten Yangtze Valleys and Wheat Markets
China faces new flood danger as the Yangtze rises beyond high water marks threatening cities towns and granaries. Authorities warn of continued floods similar to 1931 1932 while plans for grain and cotton purchases under a 54 loan proceed.
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Missionaries Evacuated Amid Communist Advances in China
Dispatches report Western missionaries across Svechwan and Shenel provinces urged to flee as Communist forces redeploy. The advance follows renewed clashes among local lords and a weakened Sanhing nationalist government.
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China
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Dudley Creek Fire Near Gallatin Tamed Under Control
Raeman Tine 24 Trader reports Dudley Creek blaze in Gallatin under control after AA crew led by Forest Ranger 1 fought flames Wednesday night. Fire burned about 40 acres of mixed timber and pasture north of West Fork and south of Puciet Creek. wind aided spread but a gasoline pump, water line, and cleared fire line secured the area. No arrests reported.
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Hunt for Mattern Sparks Wireless Alert Across Seas
Tokva Tune reports a wireless alert seeking information on missing Mattern after a flight from Habana to Nome. Ships near the Kamchatka region and His Ing Sha are asked to watch for and report any sightings, with no results from prior messages.
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Ochnier
Hamehatha
Kune Islands
Tammie Mattert
Haba Rovek
Nome Alweka AM
Motor boats blamed for late night wakeful river noise
Residents along the Wissouri River complain of loud motor boats operating without mufflers during late night and early morning hours. Police say state and city rules prohibit unnecessary noise, and mufflers could reduce disturbances. Efforts focus on enforcing muffler use to ease sleep disruption.
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van Anderson
Vineram
Three Men Lost in Lake Michigan Air Crash
A seaplane crash in Lake Michigan near Frankfort claimed the lives of three Traverse City men. Charles Rennie aged 29, James Gillette 28, and Peter Keller 24 were returning from a trip when the accident occurred. Mrs Margaret Rennie, mother of three, survived after clinging to an empty fuel tank for over a day until rescue by a car ferry crew.
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Peter Keller
Vines And Nell Moody Sweep On To Titles
A garbled historical recap notes Vines and Nell Moody prevailing to claim titles. The text contains scattered names and fragmented phrases, indicating a sports or competition result with multiple players or participants referenced in a period newspaper style.
Gold Embargo Threatens U S Gold Mines
Representative Taglebleht and mining engineers warn the gold embargo will curb U S production by blocking world market prices. They argue the policy could drive operation costs up and force mine closures, as mint prices diverge from world rates and producers fear reduced demand.
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Emir Wag Argeribed
Tadasho
Taglebleht
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Gov Eary Woodin
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Inaamuch Ag
Civil Calendar Nears Cleanup in District Court
District court calendar advances. seven cases set for trials with three waiving jury. Parties include Sallie D Davidson, Mal Want New Roane, Mooroneen, Frank Seine and others. Entries name creditors, defendants, and attachments. several cases involve damages, debt, and enforcement actions amid ongoing proceedings in Hoeleny city.
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Sallie
Davidson Peant
Mooroneen
Frank Seine
Sewhiy Orie Company
Tramer Wargenbarn Brothers
Dimtch
Stephen
Robins at Montana Normal Summer School Thwarted Nest
Robins at Montana Normal are seen near a college dormitory as authorities try to encourage the birds to leave the nest. A pair remains in the nest despite efforts, while students recall prior weeks of guarding and observing their progress.
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New Wapaner
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Tharde
Hick
Farmers Mall
Monnaie
Soenjal College
Fashion debut at Rages in Frange with mercury toques
Odd fashion report describes June 1 1910s scene with Prlyan Dragan steeplechase attendees wearing winged mercury toques olive green sapphire black and red velvet outfits plus capes and lace gloves. Mentions toques with fabric wings, feather adornments, and elaborate hats. several named terms appear garbled. Also notes Lusitania captain William Thomas Putner FF and long notes on geology fossils aged 25 million to 1 billion years and a museum exhibit.
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Dirk
Hunters and Farmers Seek Mutual Understanding at Convention
A convention discussion in Minnesota urged ending bitter farmer and hunter enmity. Speakers called for cooperation in pheasant stewardship, wildlife management, and publicity to promote game bird conservation and fair profits, while warning against poaching.
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Gaimmon
Rolf Hohe
Inter Hall
Melrose farms Bidding to Permit Public Hunting
The article describes farmers being paid to allow shooting on their lands as part of a recontribution for land waes. Willow Creek notes June 24 as Garnett Mia Ming Garnett 51 died after a heart attack brought on by grief and family incident. Cherokee Town references and Jackson County Tone provide regional context.
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