Investigators in Evanston Seek Motive for Kennedy Slaying
Los Angeles authorities ordered a probe into the former ties of Kennedy, Burch and Mrs Obenchain as part of an effort to establish motive in the slaying of broker Bolton Kennedy. A Navy diving crew aided the investigation following a beach discovery tied to the case.
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Kennedy
Burch
Obenchain
Ilinois City
Los Angeles
Calif
Navy
Traeger
Weotwine
Santa Monicw Canyon
Bolton Kennedy
Beverly Wen
Miles Onland
Vboneham
Woelwine
Brilliant Show Highlights Largest Lodge Event At Temple
A grand Masonic ceremony drew crowds as Tripal Divan was escorted from Stoddard hotel to the Mason Temple for a bushes session. Uniformed bodies marched to Pioneer Hall for the first ceremonial section at noon followed by a full afternoon of drills, band concerts in Riverside Park, and a river excursion for visiting Shrines aboard the steamer G W T.
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Stoddard
Masonie
Ue Masonic Temple
Riverside Park
Falr Cromunds Detereen
Falr Cromuds
G. W. TH
Camels' Capers Score Big With Crowd at Local Show
Camels' Capers drew a fine crowd as the Chippewa Valley Shrine groups presented the act outdoors at their locality. Linund from Page One Toon Andriean flue and Trincese Tripali bid farewell as the Camel Capers ended. The orchestra, under Theodore Stein, delivered strong performances, with the cast earning praise for their stage presence and execution despite challenges of the outdoor venue.
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Linund
Trincese
Tripali
Theodore Steinwerd
Vernon Viner Funeral and Caroline Doerre Obituary
The funeral for Vernon V. Viner will be held at 12 o'clock Monday at the Norwegian Lutheran church on Sixth and Division streets. Mrs. Caroline Doerre of Briel Coulte died Friday at noon at age 14. She was born in Austria and came to this county 68 years ago, living on the homestead until death. Survived by Tad Wir and Adolph at Ia Cragse. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. at the German Reform church in Morwen Conled with interment by Rev. Andrews.
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Vernon V. Viner
Vernon Vo Viner
Farrell Street
Lucherati
Sixth
Division Streets
Caroline Doerre
Briel Coulte
Doorre
Austria
Tad Wir
Adolph
Ia Cragse
Morwen
Evidence of another body in priest grave found near San Francisco
Police report new clues in the murder of Father Datelsk My Hestin, a priest killed near the coast. Strands of tent fabric and debris found around the grave link to William A. Hightower, with tent pieces, a hunting license, a few bills, and hotel-room belongings recovered from a beach site. A crowd gathered for a service at St Mary’s Cathedral as the investigation continues.
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San Francisco
Cali
Salada Beach
Here
Fither
Datelsk
Hestin
Hightower
Karber Heslin
Dad
Mizhtower
Father Imestly
Cen
Sam Ledge
Walene Ninbhs
California
Hulietes
Rather Ueslin
St. Mary's Cathedral
Medical Unit Meeting Notes in Mae WA Area
Fragmentary OCR yields a terse notice about a medical unit meeting at an ADDRESS on Main Streets near Sun and Aveaxt, with names like Vinnets and Major W. Conn mentioned. The garbled text suggests a local gathering or organizational event, but key details such as date, time, and full names are unclear.
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Sun Ug
League Council to Discuss Silesia at Meeting
Paris reports the League of Nations council will meet on August 20 to consider a resolution on the Silesia issue. The decision follows dissatisfaction with the Supreme Council’s move to involve the league and to accept a majority vote on the question.
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League Council
Silesia
Paris
Ishii
Tesumeit
Supreme Council
Lost Job After Public Allegations Spark Alimony Row
A chaotic report from Chicago describes a divorce case where alimony amounts are argued, with the husband cited as earning $800 monthly and the wife seeking higher support. The transcript notes a judge questioning the husband’s income and discrepancies in claimed earnings. The text is fragmentary and garbled but centers on alimony disputes and job loss consequences.
Suzanne Arrives New Voir in Westership Parks
Suzanne arrives in Westership Parks to visit Sawirdiy and explore the methine of Aimerion's women tied to their home quarters.
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Suzanne
Soamae
Lengo Frenette Oiraitae
Oalumpitn
Arrienr Sawirdiy
Westership Parks
Aimerion
Woman Known as Spike Given 30 Days for Contempt
Mrs Fred Hampshire known as Spike was arrested on the North Side Thursday evening and sentenced to thirty days in jail for contempt of court after refusing to answer questions and disobeying the judge. She was described by officers as a vulgar character and had to be restrained by two policemen during the arrest.
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Fred Hampshire
Spike
Fred Uampshire
Mfin- Wodurg
Ueni
Jinkert
Thiessay
Mibwaukee
Paar Cain
Mampshire
Efi
Nyin
Slin
Cape
Los
Chek
Polar Department
Handls
Comet to Be Seen Again in South Say Astronomers
Astronomers from the Roeniestoll Observatory and University observations indicate the comet’s tail pointed north to south as Earth passed it last Monday night. They forecast the celestial visitor will again be visible in the southern hemisphere where viewing is favorable at present.
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South Claim
Amipelalrg
Brillisan
Owhiel
Mile-Sonloast
Roeniestoll Observatory
Iehe
Strike ballots issued to union of rail clerks in Cincinnati
Union members at Cincinnati headquarters vote on wage reduction accepted or rejected by the railroad labor board. Ballots sent to railway clerks freight handlers express and station employees. Ballots due by September 30. Council proceedings approve repairs at pumping station walls and copings. Automobile dealers must ensure lighting apparatus compliance with state law before sale or transfer. mayor veto stands.
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Union OF Rail Clerks
Cincinnati
Qvin
Brotherhood of Railhway
Tixpress Aml
Althitter
Railroad Labor Board
Ehairmoon
System Board
Crime Wave Fears Rise in Chicago Districts
Chicago police face warnings of a potential surge in crime as robberies and thefts spread from doorsteps to storefronts. Police Chief Paramorris Hevlored says the city could see a severe wave unless employment improves and a broader plan is implemented.
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Chicago
Paramorris
Wren
Ohder
Maura Heads New Spanish Cabinet Mate
The text reports a reshuffle in the Spanish cabinet with Premier Mane appointing Dom Manuel Gongules as foreign minister and Senor La Cie minkkter of war. It notes a set of changes on Saturday and references a ministerial lineup mirroring a prior arrangement. The passage is garbled but centers on political appointments in Spain.
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Maura
Knroe Mio Mann
Manerh
Dom Manuel Gongules
Lontaria
Senor la Cie
Police Seek Proof of Authenticity of Kolze Confession
Police investigate a letter found at Kolze home claiming he poisoned his wife and then himself. Authorities want to confirm authorship, with Mrs Demmer tied to the case as housekeeper years after the Demmer death.
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Kolze
Caicago
Tolae
de Rolze
Aad
John Detmer
Aowrit
Wolze
Tobn' i Demmer
HIGH RENTS DRIVE CHICAGO TO SUBURBS
Chicago residents seek relief as rents soar driving many to suburbs. Railroads report suburban traffic more than doubles over the past three years with similar rises noted at other lines. Officials warn housing shortages push families outward amid urban growth pressures.
Battery D 120th F A assembly for funeral details
Members of Battery D 120th Field Artillery are asked to assemble at the Armory on Alg Staite Street Sunday at 3 00 p m in full dress uniform to march in a body for the funeral of Corporal Roy L Wingers Sergeant of Company B 128th Infantry J M Golley officiating. details follow for procession and services.
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Alg Staite Street
Certen O. D
Roy L. Wingers
Sergean
Coa Vb
128Th Infantry
J. M. Golley
Shrine Parade and Visitor Services Details
Special telephones installed for Shrines guests and locals. Parade and event logistics outlined with routes, street closures, and parking restrictions. Includes hours 3 to 4 p m on Parade day, line of march, and activities for ladies andShriner families. A curious note cites Salmon's speed limit of 25 miles a year.
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North Fourth Street
X. M.C. A. Blas
Rirec
Pirth Street
Market Street
Jto Cass
Main Street
Chiatler Pollee
R. B. Webber
Elks Club Chamber of Commerce
Sfasonry Temple
Sth
King
4Th
Pearl
2Nd
Main
9Th
State
Levee Park
Knights of Columbus Club House
Pourth
Vine Streets
G. W. Hill
Rivoli Theater
Patrol waters of Huron to prevent liquor smuggling
Detroit troopers arrived by motorboats to patrol the waters near Detroit and combat liquor smuggling from Canada. Charles P. Campau, Michigan Public Safety official, declared open warfare on smugglers following reports of efforts to flood the United States with intoxicants after a Windsor court ruling.
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Huron
Detroit
Oqaneda
Tsi
Charles P. Campau
Afichigan
Prb Lig Safety Commission
Aquor
United States
Canada
Ecourt
Windsor
Kenosha Citizens Indicted On Broad Range of Charges
Dozens of Kenosha residents face indictments by a special grand jury in Wisconsin. The cases include former Chief of Police O’Hare re indictments for tampering with witnesses, multiple malfeasance counts, and shootings not linked. Alderman Dan Wachs jailed for selling liquor. Tierbert Millager and Charles Murray tied to illegal sales. five bribery counts involve protection of slot machines. Card of thanks notes sympathy for a bereavement. United States holds patent record notes many patents granted yearly.
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Kenosha
Wis
O'Hare
Dan Wachs
Tierbert Millager
Gotorful Central Park
Wider
Charles’ Murray
Charles Murray
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Lillian Labelio
Anthony Lehelle
A. Ap Hine
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