News Of A Week In Condensed Form Headlines
A mixed inventory of late 1919 to 1920 items includes Yakima Chief Louis Mifin planning to meet President elect Harding to discuss grievances of futan water users, a Cheyenne to Omaha air crash with pilot Cox uninjured, wage cuts in copper and zinc mines in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls, a Tacoma homicide involving barber Albert Scurry and his wife, and Murphy of Cheyenne confessing to a Los Angeles rooming house murder attempt.
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Intermountain
Louis Mifin
Attanut
Harding
Yakima
Wash
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cox
Omaha
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Albert Scurry
Tacoma
Scurry
Jobe Murphy
Mary Orum
Los Angeles
Murphy
Swift Planes Fly to Cuba In Mail Service Trial
Aeromarines flew nonstop from Key West to Havana carrying 500 pounds of mail and 12 passengers in a pioneering US Navy tested service. The Pinta and Santa Maria, 104 foot wingspans and two Liberty engines, stopped at Norfolk, Manteo, Southport, Charleston, and Fort Pierce before delivering mail amid Havana crowds.
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New York
United States
Aeromarine-Navy
Key West
Florida
Havana
Cuba
Pnd
United States Navy
Atlantic
York
Santa Maria
Manteo
Devil Dunes
Wright Brothers
Southport
Irgetown
Charleston
Aeromarings
Bayana
Max Hegany
Millionatre
Tyro
Othrore
Drst
Cruike
Lost Hunter Sleeps in Caves in Zero Weather
Irwin, a hunter and admirer of roughing it, spent three days and nights in Black Hills caves after losing his way. Temperatures dropped to ten degrees below zero but he reportedly suffered little. The narrative notes his resilience during the ordeal and his return to the city.
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Laat
Black Hills
Tawin
Erwin
Irwin Wei Oo
Local Court Adjourns as Grand Jury Acts Small
A fragment from an Olivet Kentucky court record notes judge John W. Peck presiding. The Federal court docket was moved to a hotel, with a decision to adjourn immediately. The grand jury met but had nothing to consider.
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John W. Peck
Federal Court
Howe
Olivet
Whee
Cout
National Guard Strength Report Reveals 56k Active Guardsmen
Maj. Gen. Jesse Carter releases annual militia report showing 56,100 guard strength claimed, 105,300 men authorized by government, with 66,100 on roll and 100,300 overall strength cited. Recruits rose to 6,700 by June as public discontent, officer bias, and tensions with regular forces influence reform.
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Carter
National Guard
Congress
Natonal Guard
Lone female ranger watches over mountain forests
A formal profile describes Miss Dowes, a solitary observer atop the peaks near Denver, spending summers guarding a forest frontier. She tends fires, chops wood, and carries gear, challenging myths about women in forest service while facing grueling routine and isolation in a rugged Amber country camp.
Robbed Seller Sells Out After Repeated Thefts
C A Moria, a general merchant, announced he will close and sell out his business after being robbed repeatedly. The note reflects ongoing losses and precautionary measures amid a spike in thefts affecting local shops.
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C. A. Moria
Lualoete
Lake City College Adopts Evening Classes Amid Mixer
A fragmented local page notes Lake City College offering evening classes after school hours with enrollment details and pricing. The blurred lines mention instructors Crosman and Kern, a philosophy of free apprenticeships, and ads for nearby machinery firms and beauty services.
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Mikae
Rene
Se Lake Business College
Fowrth
Rsgrncs
Toa Reeks Verdeur Bargaine
A. & Teurvoen
Ceateetoet
Nmatecalty
Bowmar
Voss Arcee Waibina
Raiaton & & Machinery
Porter Welding
Marinello Beauty Alley
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AM Globe
Hollister, Gah
Astoria
North River
South Bend
Ind
United States Railroad Labor Board
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Wiland
Association of Nations
Lermnts’ Protective Association
Low Angelea
New Mexico
American Museu of Natural History
Eugene
Grace
Bethlems Steel Corporation
Philadelphia
Arigna Commercial Mining Company
Copper Hill
Globe
Aria
Opertaiona
Edward JL. Murray
Huniteville
Texas
Murray
Jaws Addinin
Necons Suite Bank
Noein
Tema
Alito Bial
Puonday
Jack Denutley
Bill Brennan
Brennan
Denpeey
Vederal Grand Jury
Spiicimamis A
Pathet Wixteen Officiele
Daniel Hayes Company
Wako
Chicago
San Pranetwee Bay
Oakland
San Franeteco
Montana
Ayatem
Polnta
Tare Childeen
Miami
Mea
Harry Selzkopp
Moar Mentale
Weanty
Hel Nelghbor
Bibert J. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Japan
Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Haiti
Judge Advocatée General
Navy
Commissioner of Navigation
Senate
Anance Committee
Laurence Ginnell
Ludwig
A. Martens
United Jenin
Wilson
League of Nations
Halle
Stern
London
Berlin
Albania
Canon Magner
Amy Adolf
Tommy Adolf
Lillooet
North Vancouver
Constantine
Greece
Switzerland
Venice
Austria
Assembly of the League
Anstein
Mexico
Opel Automobile Works
Xolsholy
Germany
Wctimde Bagaune
Atriiutmas
Teleay Sing
Agini
Aera
Redh-Olay
Bot Prague
Belgrade
Caplivia
Czechoslovakia
Howe Countelia
Custiamne Luapeetory
Hou Jutu Harbor
Bijan
Fort Sullivan
Docle Sain
Mastport
Halifax
England
First Air Mall
Key Weet
Holle
Steamera
Girl
Denver
Core
Winans
Othetals
National Forest Service
Vuioke
Focky
Mogutelsm
Wanrlee & Ounset
Miss Dows
Aioe
Amber
Otto
Ed Jenkson
Sumter County
Hurger
Chen
Salt Lake
LEE Boyd Park
Doyd Park
Newhouse Hotel
Hemp Ls Ohi
Wake
Wyoming
Rade
Anerrn Vraa
Mateos
Ciuay
Tony
Jane
Fle Bell
Fran Dlak
Dogrebbe
Cullen
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