Young Bride Dies of Grief After Bank Robber Husband
In San Francisco Mrs. Gladys Beebe, twenty, died from nervous shock after learning her husband, now jailed for bank robbery, led a gang. Her parents had opposed the marriage and later found her dying, the tragedy rooted in a rapid romance on a train journey from South Dakota to the West Coast.
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San Francisco
Gladys Beebe
John Antrim
Indian Service
South Dakota
Fet
Hia
Leapp. Artin
Hadras Antrim
Ray Moser
Fingates
Moser
Ming
Beebe
Ahe
Ring of Auto Thieves Ties Iowa Cities
A statewide probe targets a ring of auto thieves active from Campbell and Dubuque to Cedar Rapids Muscatine and Davenport. About 100 stolen cars traced and over 60 sold in Iowa this spring and summer with many purchases linked to Cedar Rapids and Cedar Maplin. Investigators name Des Moines Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Davenport as branch points and say Chicago Rockford Minneapolis and Milwaukee linkages exist. Officials expect more arrests as raids and arrests spreads statewide.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Campbell
Des Melons
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Cin County
Chicago
Rockford
Minneapolis
Bilwaukee
Milddie West
Can of Whey Fade Incident at Wang Factory Kills Farmer
A Keowhum farmer named Anpleton Wia-Martin Wang was killed when a milk can filled with whey fell at the Wagan milk factory. Investigators are reviewing the accident as a fatal industrial mishap with unclear timing and cause.
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Anpleton
Wia
Martin Wangelakt
Wagan
Chews Factory
Woman Permits Husband Beating in Public Notice
A Columbus notice records Mrs Louie Cermatatli declaring her husband may beat her as she pleases while the Joes argue that Cermatatli insists on actions even if it risks death. The account mentions a New York event tied to a drying hair incident on Crone road where a woman was beaten.
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Bealings
Columbus
Mra
Louie Cermatetii
The
Joes
Inwiite
Cermatatll
Lune Ao
Abu
Boy Scout Fire Making Seen as Vital Skill
A historic clippings discussion notes that a physician lost in the woods nearly perished from lack of a match. The Salt Lake City News argues the boy scout movement would prepare the next generation for emergencies by teaching fire making by friction, shelter building, and sun direction without modern aids.
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Binteattle
Salt Lake City
Boy Scout Organization
New Year Superstitions from Around the World
A garbled New Year's feature lists beliefs from different cultures about luck and outcomes for the year. It mentions speaking to a future spouse, first callers, wind signs, clothing, and rituals like placing money on windows, feeding birds, and paying debts before year’s end.
Omaha Scouts Save Train From Wreck After Heroic Warning
Tweey scouts James Caldwell and Omaha-Chicago passenger train crew prevented a wreck when a dropped tree threatened the rails. Scouts waved danger signals as the engine approached, halting the train and saving many lives. Ewingholm praised the scouts for their quick action and good turn, while hunters fled in dismay at the felled tree.
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James Caldwell
Omaha
Boy Hero Surrenders Blood to Save Baby
Sixteen year old Charles Hopper of Terre Haute volunteered to donate blood to a twenty two month old girl in a desperate hospital case. The mother had given two transfusions but could not continue, and Hopper stepped forward to help.
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Charles Hopper
Terre Haute
Troop for Tube Okla earns merit badge honors
A scrambled brief notes troop members earning merit badges at a local ceremony. It mentions Life and Star badges and names a few individuals associated with the event, including a scoutmaster and a few regional figures.
Peanut Butter Taffy Recipe Note
A fragment lists measurements for peanut butter taffy using two cupfuls of something described as wotumse and two cupfuls of peanut bation, indicating an incomplete old confection recipe.
New Year's Ghost Party Ideas and Traditions
A lively old superstition invites a New Year ghost party with masked dancing and a 20 guest guest list. Invitations promise familiar phantoms, a misty white room, and a red token to reveal who speaks first as games, fortunes, and festive decor follow.
Resolutions and local boycotts stir community clubs
Local clubs debate resolutions urging a boycott of a meg salon chain. Community leaders and residents weigh impact on jobs and services while organizers push for a unified stance ahead of a scheduled vote.
Unclear Fragments on Statue Destruction Over Night
Fragmentary note suggests a statue named Graina Todine may disappear overnight if left in water. The readable portion hints at a warning about adding common dry substance and potential fading or removal. Further context is missing to identify location or authorities.
Chinese Villages of 100000 Inhabitants Explored
The article notes that China can host villages of 100,000 people whose population density and lack of formal city structures challenge conventional urban notions. It discusses visualization difficulties and references Eleanor Franklin Egan in the Saturday Evening Post.
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China
Ching
Eleanor Franklin Egan
Saturday Evening Post
Poetry and Reality in Modern Progress Narrative
Fragmentary text discusses misfortunes of progress and a legendary heroine. Mentions a tomb in Kashmir, a crystal pool, and modernization of Hindustan. References a New York Post frame but remains unclear and partly garbled.
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Kashmir
Shalluar
Auranpeih
New York
Voters Toast Mr X For Famed Chairman Title
At a political meeting a speaker asked the crowd to give a hearty vote of thanks to Mr X for the able manner in which he discharged the erroneous titles of chairman. The moment underscored the lighthearted tone as the session closed with amusement.
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Suburlad
History of the Banjo and its Transatlantic Journey
A fragmentary history notes that Ihglind obtained the banjo from Aimerion and that it was brought to the wueley by enslaved Africans. The text includes with uncertain phrasing about ideas and origins.
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Ihglind
Aimerion
Wueley
I Lada
Kind of Kind Old Sovt-TNone Er y Wee Luddie Penny
Fragmentary OCR note remains unreadable in parts but hints at a small local notice about a penny found and a date related instruction. Names and places are unclear.
Removing Paint Through Prolonged Cleaning Efforts
A brief note discusses methods to remove paint and the time required for thorough cleaning. It mentions possible long hours and careful handling to avoid damage while restoring surfaces. The text reads as a fragment with unclear names and places.
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Linda Elie
Fragmentary Policy Note From Local Page
A garbled OCR item shows a fragmentary policy related note with scattered phrases about health, society, and dates. The readable elements mention a placeholder policy tastler and a general administrative context, but most specifics are unreadable.
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