Details of dark deed down south
New Albany Mississippi Sept 21 Associated Press reports a mob of about a thousand burned J Py Ivy a Black man at a stake after diversions to identify him for alleged assault on a farmer’s daughter. Ivy allegedly confessed then recanted as mob violence erupted, two other Black suspects briefly detained and later released. The incident followed by a hospital ruling on the young woman’s condition as authorities struggled to control the crowd.
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J. Py Ivy
John W. Roberts
Molly Springs
Ivy
Roberty
Aberdeen
United
Roberts
Trosty Springs
Tye
Crieg
Int
Bhorst Roberts
Purifiaction Calotabs Health Purification Ad
Renew Your Health by Purifiaction. Calotabs purify the system to restore vitality and health. Take a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks. Family package with directions priced 36 cents. At any drug store.
Defense of Self Government Peril at State Fair Battle
The article details a tense legal clash over the attorney general's power to file a direct information in district court. Judge Rasch and Judge Pigott challenge the broad assertion by Foot and Choate that the attorney general may act beyond supervisory duties. The Nolan decision is cited to limit authority, underscoring that only county attorneys may prosecute without explicit authorization, raising concerns over executive overreach.
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Nolan
Counstl
State Supreme Court
C.D. Nolan
Choate
Tadge Risch
Colonel Nolan
Choate Comor
Rasch
Font
Car
Tohle
Fats
Geoeral
Hothins
Perenie
Casey
Aegieut
Jurge Pigott
Ilegally
Judge Pigott
Pigott
Stpremé
Povernov
Masel
Menen
Jores
At Torres General
Aeranee
Woman Is Found Justifiable in Killing Man for Revenge
A coroner's jury absolved Mrs. Bessie Jones, 25, of killing Albert Furness Jr in San Bernardino, ruling the act justifiable after she testified he abused and attacked her, laughed at her, and forced her to return home before she fired. Her statement claimed self defense and revenge.
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San Bernauline
Cell
Bessie Jones
Albert Furness
They Should Worry Motto of AIators in War Claims
The piece reports Canadian aviators and Americ an air forces contesting a ruling on their status amid wartime pressures. It notes delivery of bombs and tensions between nations, with references to U.S. and Canadian actions, press coverage, and Washington involvement.
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Cnervan
Morerce
Maroree
Chasullan
Ramon
Prohibition Agencies Plan Shakeup Amid Enforcement Tension
The article reports on the dismissal of a federal agent viewed as a protest action by Mr. Andrews, signaling a reorganization of enforcement forces. It notes discussions with the Attorney General and varying reactions from state and local authorities about assuming control of enforcement of local Prohibition laws.
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Andrews
Fiis
Ambien
Federal Corps
Naor
Foley
Department of Justice
Mabel Wicker Wirebrand
Treasury
Amt
Andegwa Manga
Ind
Watt
Miss Wilbur Weds in Stanford Nuptials
The ceremony unites Miss Wilbur with Miss Tors Wilber, daughter of Kay Laman Wilbur and secretary Curtis 2D, in Stanford. The bride, a student at Abies Peaster Hopper, recently started in Cam unde this wanters.
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Draugher
Preadent
Kay Laman Wilbur
Stanford Auniocratisy
Miece
Secretary of the Navy
Curtis 2D
Willi
Miss Wilbut
Dene
Abies Peaster Hopper
Tare Prard
Cam
Ship Shenandoah disaster survivors recount fatal crash
The court heard stories from 21 survivors of the Shenandoah disaster that killed 14. Captains Lansdowne and Rosendahl led efforts as the airship broke in two during a second ascent in a violent squall. Officers and crew described rescuing tactics, the nose being saved by gas-tank release, and a harrowing control car escape. The inquiry will continue with more witnesses and technical testimony.
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al Lone
Lansdowne
Rosendahl
Sose Atellow
Colonel Hall
Anderson
Colonel Ball
Rigger Allen
Hher
Earth
Cay Hall
Fall
Andersen
Tull
Taundowne
Taiadawne
Firat
Shenandoah
Kter
Paul Foley
Ndae
Sugar crop outlook cited by U S Sugar Makers head
Salt Lake City Sept 2 Associated Press says Stepniak T H Tee president of the United States Sugar Manufacturers Association voiced belief here that the world sugar crop for 1925 will be smaller than that of 1924 The statement was made today and reflects industry concerns about supply trends.
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Salt Lake
oRy Associated Mess
Stepnictt TH. Tee
Vosoria
Passing of Tabor girl not a murder
Chicago police sought a man known as Bill linked to Ruth Silver Dollar Tabor death as investigators questioned Jack Reid. Neighbors heard her scream. doctors said shocks could trigger death amid heavy liquor and drug use claims. Her mother, Mrs. Horace Tabor, also vanished, living in poverty near Leadville with the vast Matchless mine interests.
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Chicago
Assonciated Press
Altough
Ruik
Tabor
Hr. A.W. Tabor
United States
Colorado
Miss Tabor
L. Gulliver Walton
Woll
Nr. G. Reinhart
Walton
Denver
Associated Press
Horace WL Tabor
Aullé Nuenaire
Ruth
Salver
Toda
Frier Hill
Leadville
Matchless Nine
Senator Tabor
Elizabeth Doe
Angust
Arthur
Willard Hotel
Washington
19. C
Cal Oil Giant Slashes Crude Prices Across California
San Francisco reports Standard Oil of California cutting crude oil prices effective tomorrow across 19 fields. Major reductions range from 23 cents per barrel for 14 gravity crude to 1 cent for 42 gravity crude. In Kan Joaquit valley fields the 14 gravity price drops 45 cents while the lightest grades stay unchanged. A stray line about garlic flavor in milk appears due to OCR error.
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San Francisco
Associated M'Ressj
Standard Oil Company of California
California
Rover
Midway-Summet-Telk Ilils
Kan Joaquit Valley
Walsh Promotes Politics Road Talk And Policy Stance
Senator Walsh discusses international debt, passports, and tariff policy in a speech. He urges the United States to recognize war debts owed by France and Italy, criticizes the British settlement, and notes prohibition reduces debtor revenue while higher tariffs strain foreign obligations.
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Tel
State Department
France
United States
Walsh
Great Britain
Daughter of Curzon Now Parlor Pink
Lady Cynthia Mostey, daughter of the late Marquis Curzon, was today unanimously nominated as the prospective Labour candidate for a seat in Parliament to represent Stoke-on-Trent. She was the sole nominee but will not join the House until the next general election, she told her constituents.
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Stoke-on-Trent
England
Associated Press
Cynthia Mostey
Marquis Curzon
Labor
Cynthia
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