Fire Truck Saves 94 Year Old Man In Street Crash
A fire truck crashed into a line of parked cars while responding to a call, saving a 94 year old man. Several bystanders and firefighters escaped injury as the vehicle plowed through debris and struck a curb near New York and Meridian streets. The elderly man, reported to be confu sed, was aided by responders and both front seat occupants of the truck were unharmed. Authorities said the incident disrupted traffic but did not result in serious harm to others involved. The driver and crew remained at the scene to assess damage and safety.
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Wheat production falls from 1923 levels in United States
Washington reports 1924 wheat output lower than 1923 with declines across several nations. Data shows United States production down while a few countries including Turkey Morocco and Chile show increases. Export expectations and crop comparisons influence market outlook as analysts note smaller harvests in major regions.
Weather Forecast for What Appears to Be Alaska
Fragmented forecast text lists temperatures and conditions for Friday and Sunday with garbled names and places. It mentions possible rain and near cold temperatures, plus yesterday’s conditions and an unclear marine note. Overall, readers are left with an uncertain, partially legible regional outlook and no clear city or time details.
Artificial Respiration Fails After Forty-Five Hour Fight
At Guebuxsburg Indiana on August 2 local obituary notes the death of Lauren Hubler 21 from failed artificial respiration after a forty five hour effort. Hunter was treated since Tuesday morning and died after prolonged respiratory failure. The report recalls Hunters education at Greenshire High School and Purdee University and notes his marriage to Miss Mary Moore. Funeral services will be held soon.
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Klan Article Declared False and Retraction Demanded
The Star reports a contested World article alleging funding to a Ku Klux Klan group and ties to Indiana figures. It notes the paper’s stance that retraction is not yet made and denies involvement in any money from the alleged sources.
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Frees Schneider in auto parts case details emerge
A man named Wrannit Anthony Hehnekter was arrested on vagrancy charges for questioning about sealing automobile parts from Ford Motor Company's plant. The 1919 alleged scheme involved several workers at Ford's plant, with $100 bail set and ongoing police inquiries.
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Anthony Hehnekter
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Ford Moter Company
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Hdigeld
Belmedger
Luuke Del re
City Offers Heat Report With Odd Readings
A garbled weather note reports temperatures around 79 degrees and a Maximus reading, mentioning a Wednesday comparison and a late morning 330 time reference. It cites a thermometer, TP depron, and expectations from the Bureau, with unclear place names and times.
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Donates Land for Recreation Use in City
A land parcel near 208 Mh fren cer Hnginall avenue and Bt Poll Street was donated to the city for a park or playground. Gov. Porter of Indiana, formerly from Indianapolis, offered $100 for a perpetual use with condition the city maintain the area. The board of park commissioners discussed converting the ground into a playground facility and approved preliminary steps while awaiting site inspections.
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Walhington dome
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President Coolidge Sends Regrets on Indiana Legion Ceremony
The President conveyed regrets to Governor Branch for missing the American Legion National War Memorial ceremony at the Indianapolis national guard quarters. He thanked Indiana’s citizens for their support and pledged renewed thanks for their kindness as he noted his schedule prevented attendance.
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Billion and Half Railroad Merger Becomes Assured
Associates of the man who created the project point to its magnitude as the completion of the 1.308 billion dollar Mickel Yate merger crafts a new era for rail consolidations. The Pere Marquette Railway Company plans to merge with Nickel Plate, Erie, and Hocking Valley with a 14 000 mile network. Stockholders and ICC approval are expected before week’s end. Exchange deposits will invite shareholders of five roads to join the deal. The merger action was announced by the warriers earlier this month. Page seven notes the Michel Pinte developments.
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Half Holiday For Defense Day Proposal Causes Confusion
Governor Ereneh and Mayor Shantz discuss a proposed half holiday to back Defense Day, with plans to align local events and a war memorial display. A committee meeting debated militia support and a parade, while many veterans and civic groups were named as potential participants in an event led by the Indians War Memorial Board.
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War Department
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Altcetate
Paul B. Compteck
Indians War Memorial
Seven Killed When Fli er Hits Auto Near Toledo
A collision near Toledo Ohio leaves seven dead including a child. The crash involved a flier and a car with multiple victims, with reports of injuries and a fire. Authorities name Cyrus Holenralt and Jeane Upderraft among the dead. details on exact location and time are incomplete in the readable text.
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TOLEDO
Navy girds as revolt grows in China turmoil
Descriptions from Washington and Shanghai detail naval restraint and potential action as unrest spreads in China. Reports note trains disrupted, military transport issues, and rising tension between American interests and Chinese authorities amid escalating hostilities near Nanking and Shanghai.
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Dawes Plan Debate Dominates Berlin Politics
Berlin news recounts heated debate over the Dawes Plan and London reparation accord amid bids to pass the railway bill. Ministers clash with nationalist opponents as vote splits the coalition, with mentions of foreign ministers and international pressure on the German government.
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Trio Invades Forbidden Street in Gotham Heist
A complex plot unfolds as a trio led by a mastermind targets a jewelry shop on Forbidden Street in Gotham. Dorothy Auirich, 22, and accomplices allegedly planned and executed the daring break in, evading police and fleeing with valuables valued at thousands.
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American Woman Slain in Mexico
American woman killed in Mexico near Mazatlan as a party of four travelers faced a band of thieves. The attackers reportedly fired on the group, injuring a lad and a man, while the route from Guadalajara to Lonlelit is noted as unsafe. The American consul in Guadalajara had not yet reported details.
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Threats Bring Judge Guard In High Profile Case
Chicago August 2. An atmosphere of fear surrounds Judge John R Cuverly as threats force protection ahead of the murder case against Leopld Jr and Richard Todd. Prosecutors detail a plan to attack the court and seed panic while defense counsel Clarence Darrow vows to contest the threats and ensure a fair trial.
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Grill Court
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Wathar Leopold Jr
Richord
Todd
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Road Fund Parley Called by Branch Amid Probe
A report shows Governor Branett and highway officials consulting on road fund matters. Private accountants questioned profits from Schienaker accounts and whether payments were misused. Investigations involve Willan A. Pearly and others, with Shafer and Harvey Shafer named at the governor’s request.
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Sister of Patti Harrold Dies After Crash
The sister of Patti Harrold, injured in a crash near Mow Zork, dies. The deceased, Marjorie Jerrald Paley, was a noted soprano linked to the Metropolitan Opera Company in New York and had appeared in “Tren” with her sister. Other family members and theater figures, including Patti Morreds and Aira Boaster, attended.
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Paley
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Bootleg King Denies Payments as Attorney General Agent Lies
In a prison interview the so called Bootleg King claims statements tying him to payments to Smith as an agent of the Attorney General are false. He asserts he perjured himself under a promise of immediate freedom.
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Wheeler Brookhart inquiry tale told amid Senate hearing
An Atlanta report from Aug 23 describes a political bribery inquiry where Jerry Sterns offered a pardon in exchange for testimony to implicate Attorney General Daugherty. The Wheeler-Brookhart committee heard sworn statements alleging attempts to frame Daugherty and sought recusal due to potential conflicts. The testimony included promises of immunity and mentions of payments and political pressure, with Stern's involvement denied by several figures.
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Fragmentary OCR mentions gauge and star status but no coherent event or entities. Unable to extract a factual item with sufficient detail for a proper summary.
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