Suspect Eugene Leroy Haywood Arrested in Michigan Case
In a Detroit area investigation, Eugene Leroy Haywood is believed connected to a missing woman and a forthcoming diary linked to multiple names. Authorities, led by police chief Everett Duman, report Haywood’s detention followed a diary found under alias J B Weeds describing numerous women and sightings in Detroit and nearby areas.
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Michigan
Eugene Leroy
Mich
Chicoy
Chare
Hagen
Lore
Praud
Ak Trans
Dero
Leroy
Jane Goring
Laeyuad
FBI
Detroit
Deniany
Che
Ergivers
Cinding
Liepol
J. B
Weeds
Leras Gliases
Maywood
Morning Papers Summary of National and Local News
A wide array of brief items from Washington to New York covers politics, crime, weather, and industry. Notable entries include congressmen backing an adjusted compensation bill, a police hold on a suspect in a 1920 Derby girders case, Geneva noting Amelia dollte below par, and 1921-22 cotton output at 10,508,000 bales. Also reported: Governor Cox denying liquor presence, a new German wireless station near Monte Grano, and a Senate panel contemplating food aid funds for Russia.
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Wasitngton
Congress
Robert G. Woodside
Nation
Coumanier
Chushoygan
Mi¢h
Cone Leroy
Derraic
Connetion
Ghneva
Switzerland
Washington
Boston
Cox
Vuenos
Monte Grao
Buenos Aires
Ohio
Tronson
New York
Enrico Gammso
Gloria
Japan
Herd
Senate
Baltimons
Mioy
Claiborne
Dufralg
N. Y
Dugat
Patrick Doherty
QOO Agaist
Gene
Even in famine Russian children starve in orphanages
Anna Llanila reports from New York on the Russian famine, describing starving children in benched orphanages, mothers unable to feed their infants, and families digging graves as entire villages wait for aid. She details emaciated babies, skeletal bodies along roads, and desperate hours with little food, while relief efforts struggle to reach endemics.
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Anna Llanila
Russie Famine Fund
New York
Russie
Lyato
Ares
Russia
France Lets Railroads Gain From New Control Law
France approves a five year plan turning over funds and control to railroads under a government supervised scheme. The measure funds improvements with a 1 000 000 000 franc pool and preserves profits for a common fund to cover deficits. Labor participation and profit sharing are included while freight rates are regulated to favor viable services. An advertisement and a couple of light quips follow amid the notes.
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Paris
France
Shrouzh
Modern Methods The Wapper Of Course
The text presents garbled, hard to decipher phrases likely from OCR, with fragmented lines about a street, a place named Nut, and an invitation to cross or take a street. No clear people or organizations are identifiable, and the context remains obscure.
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State St
Elsen & Philips Fireproot
Cor. 2Nd and State Sts
Sefaw
Mor Grist
Agna
Haines
Heileman
Pittsburg
Markos & Bros
South Seventh Street
SUK and Wool Union
Philipping Heath
Jerusalem
Pat Barr
Cale
Main Street Land
The
Piarists' Telegraph
Melivary Assoc
Etion
United States
Guida
Lacrosse Floral Company, Inc
Main Street
Majestic Building
Gateway City Transfer Co
Vine Street
Geo. B. Rose, Inc. Jewelers
Henry Parmott Eames
New Brunswick
Brunswick Altona
Brunswick
Boyer-Farber Furniture Co
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