Murder at Hamilton Home Sparks Theorizing Suspects
A sprawling dialogue filled with clues and alibis unfolds around the murder of Nita in Hamilton. Strawn, Dundee, and others debate Sprague’s role, possible gunmen, and a possible New York connection as the plot threads tighten toward a continuation. The text hints at a hidden rendezvous, a Maxim gun, and a plan to frame an intruder during a ball.
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Peter Punlap
Jana
Polly’ Bealw
Karry Marahall
Drake
Marshall
Bla
Alabama Faces Washington State in Rose Bowl Preview
In Pasadena Alabama, aiming for a third Rose Bowl in six years, is criticized for weak practice showings while Washington State seeks an upset. The article recalls past Rose performances and notes key players and coaching figures shaping the anticipated clash.
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Washington State
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Wade Saucezed
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Stanford
Brown
Cougars
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Oregon
Notre Dame
Georgis Tech
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Roy Riegels
Bear Fentey
Wilich
Hame Ig
Pacific Coast
Albama
Clemented
Tyse
Howard
Pink grapefruit varieties grown commercially in Manatee County
Readable text indicates varieties of pink grapefruit are produced commercially in Manatee County, Florida.
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Fla
Parade of the All Americas All American honorees include Hes ton and Eckersel
The piece notes the fifteenth anniversary of the All American selections by Walter Cano. It highlights two Midwestern stars Willie Heston of Michigan and Welter Eckersel of Chisago as enduring inductees. The article discusses how the All American selection expanded beyond earlier limits with schools like Dartmouth Columbia West Point Chicago Michigan Cornell and Carlisle gaining front line representation and marks a shift in who earns first team honors.
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Hogan
Andy Smith
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Willie Heston
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Carlisle
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Livi Dubily
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Ecklesall
Slap Costs $2000 in Kansas District Court
In Marysville Kansas Dale Kearns 13 sued Johnstons bank cashier E W Johnston for $2000 damages after a neighborhood fight in which Kearns said the slap harmed his hearing. Johnston sought $15000 for the injury but Kearns was awarded the $2000.
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Il.p
E. W. Johnston
Dale Kearns
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Marysville
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Pen Sheep Furnish Vests at Joliet Prison
Prison authorities provide outdoor workers with sheepskin vests made from 149 sheep pelts slaughtered at Joliet State Prison this winter. The garments are not produced by a skilled convict known as a Lanner.
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Joliet State Prison
Meant What She Said In Oakland Bed Incident
Mrs Mary Layfal aged 26 in Oakland reported a bizarre event in which a rat crawled onto her bed and bit her nose during the night. She rushed to the Emergency Hospital where the nurses treated the bite and found no further ill effects.
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Cal-Uri
Mary Layfal
Little Rock Bank Plan Backed for Reorganization
Approximately 75 Little Rock business leaders including Chamber of Commerce board members endorsed a Depositors Committee plan to reorganize the American Exchange Trust Company, closed since November 17. The plan would create a new local bank to assume assets and liabilities and guarantee depositors about 75 percent of funds, with higher recovery possible if approved.
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Board ‘of Governors
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Charles L. Thompson
American Exchange Trust Company
J. J. Harrison
American Exchange Trust
Arkansas
Charlie J. Coleman
F. B. T. Hoilenberg
Ike Kempner
Lite Rock
Creedit
Amerean Exchange Trust Company
Fred W. Allsupp
The
Arkansas Gazette
Nathan A. Adder
C. G. Griffith
Omaha Police Forge to Print Daily Newspaper Plan
Omaha police commissioner Wester gard unveils a plan to replace the bulletin hand with a daily newspaper. The new paper will publish the day’s instructions and up to the minute police news for officers and the public.
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Omaha
Neb
Westergard
Baron Liljencrantz Remains Brick Mason Despite Nobility
Stockholm report notes Baron Stig Julius Liljenvante who earned nobility despite a long career as a coal dealer chauffeur and night watchman under the alias Carlsson. Officials revealed he is the legitimate son of Baron Cav Gustaf Liljencrantz.
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Sveren
Stig Julius Liljenevante
Heren
Carlsson
Cav
Gustaf Liljencrantz
Omaha Fees Leave City Richer by Thirty Five Thousand
Omaha officials end the year amid improved finances with a surprise windfall of 35,000 dollars. The maneuver boosts city funds and helps reduce overall debt, while anticipated inflation adjustments will trim expected revenue by about 360,000 dollars, though the city projects no new debt.
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Neb
Vhe Uly
Ouuilis
Maoreuver
Lam
FOS SUD by William Brancher Charitable Wrestling and Other Bits
A jumble of sports, entertainment, and political notes from Chicago and national figures. Mentions a charity benefit with receipts around 383,000 and charity getting 5000, plus wrestling headlines featuring Don George from Michigan and Gus Sonnenberg, with Strangler Lewis challenging George. Also riffs on Judge Landis, draft questions, Houdini, Brendon Aary, and various sports anecdotes and opinions from the era.
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Shy Model Nude by Anders Zorn Bought by American Editor
The Shy Model by Anders Zorn, a large air canvas hailed as a top achievement, has been purchased by Ray Long, editor of New York magazine. The article notes the sale to an American and mentions the artist's standing.
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Aarh
Anders Zorn
Yorn
Ray Long
New York
Children Seek Treaty MIAME Treatment in Florida
Fragmentary report reads that several children from Boston, under a Boston doctor, receive a eight months long treatment package in Florida including sun baths and outdoor exercises. Notes mention associations and a discussion about a price for a bottle, with a clerk’s reply indicating a price question.
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Fla
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Mini
Wim
White
Boston
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