Acquittal Verdict For Fall Doheny Jury Clears Doheny Family
The jury returned a not guilty verdict for Doheny and his son in connection with alleged conspiracy to defraud the government over 1921 1922 oil leasing deals. The courtroom scene featured dramatic reactions as photographers captured the moment outside the old courthouse. Overnight jury deliberations gave way to a morning acquittal, while other indictments related to Teapot Dome remained forthcoming with arraignments set for the next day.
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Washington
Edward Uyeany
Sedvds i Doheny
Doheny
BP Preski Doheny
Owen J. Roberts
Dertzbaigh
Alphrtso EL Parker
Orga Arkhy
Derizbaugh
Albert B
Cis
Aishima
Jpdge
Jurgen
Anohor Ny
Bu Hi
Iin
Harry
Sinck
Teapot Dome
Sine Air Mammoth
German arms debate in German Reich cabinet unrest
Fragmentary report recalls German parliamentary debate on secret defense funds and arms production. Mention of Chancellor, socialists, and accusations of treachery amid talks of Reichswehr, military exports, and Allied control. Ambassadors Thumann and Scheidmann referenced in tense exchanges.
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Sindee
Dlis
Parti
Blackguard
Ivele
Thumann
Iti
House Republicans clash over regality and chairs
Washington reports Republicans in the House refuse to accept insurgent leaders back into the party without guarantees of party discipline. John M Nelson of Wisconsin, leader of the insurgents, is urged to accept a chairmanship, while others push for routine party loyalty before seating. In Wichita Kansas, a Farmers Bank in Cherokee was robbed by two masked bandits around 1:15 PM, with 35000 to 6000 dollars taken and the bookkeeper Mrs Clyde Nacker present during the heist. The suspects fled in a waiting car after escaping through a doorway.
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Washington
House
John M.nelson
Wissin
Virohel
Jong Services
Nelson
Swoope
Irania
Fuller
Illinois
Tison
Ganckjeut
Wichita
Kans
Okla
Searth
Votes on stock dipend and steel industry notes
New York AP dispatch reports directors of United States Steel considering property and city conditions as part of a broader operation. Di tors led by chairman H Gary discuss the impact amid corporate adjustments and market signals.
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New York
Steel
H. Gary
Ituavas - Beli
Newel Ants Members and Beans Hlisp on Future Plans
Fragmentary notes show Newel Ants members discussing beans and a future plan with Hislop, Lawren, and Gibles. The garbled text hints at club actions and an expected meeting tomorrow, with unclear details about individuals and outcomes.
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Lawren
Divorces Granted in District Court Today
District court granted six divorces this morning after hearings on motions. Cases included Charles Syly Facile versus Kathrina Riggs Riggs and Frank Price versus Tones McCall among others. several actions were dismissed or continued.
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District Court
Grant
Charles
Syly Facile
Allen “Plat Streeter Price
Frank
Price
McCall
Kathrina
Riggs Riges
Nellie
de Anita
Maton
Pablo
Sammora- Taka Mova
Sammora
Eva Guffin
Franklin
Vernon C.russell
Alfréd, Russell
Matzaret
Johnston
Earl Johnston
Acton
Carson
Aga
Injured SAi on i at Tanepale Saturday death reported
A casualty in Tanepale Saturday afternoon died after losing consciousness, with authorities preparing the body for burial. The city name appears in fragmented text. details of agency and exact time are unclear.
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Tanepale
Williams
Mistrial Report Shrouded By Turbulent Verdict
A dispersed court record notes a Missouri circuit proceeding led by Judge Thad B. Thorne. The document hints at a possible misruling and a future Supreme Court review while referencing a multi‑million dollar verdict and ongoing tax implications. Names and precise actions are obscured by OCR errors.
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Josiah
de Wolcott
Missouri Supreme Vent
Thad B
Telestim
Court
Political Row Over Senator Smith Financing Exposed
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Senate dispute over Frank L. Smith campaign expenditures. Reports claim a hastily prepared committee repo tied to Republican senatorial funds, with figures allegedly reaching up to a million dollars. Democrats and Governor Volen face criticism amid credential hearings and unpaid bills.
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Willia
McKinley
Smith
Froniac
Senate
Frank LG. Smith
Senater
Oy Ak
Desleagues
Oline
Reed Commtee
Frank
L Smith
L Smith's Land Democrats
Volen
Guarded by Troops At Forts In Media Report
Fragmentary AP style note reports the area around forts is under guard by troops as sheriff statements and local media coverage remain unclear. no specific dates or personnel are confirmed in the readable text.
Nebraska bank robbery tale ends with capture
A chaotic pursuit and a bank robbery in Town Savings Bank end with two brothers captured while fleeing, aided by police and bloodhounds. A woman’s memory and Louise’s alert call to Omaha police helped close the case after the robbers fled to a restaurant and a fishing community, with suspects found in possession of loot.
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Einidhay
Mcant
Troy
Biogdhnds
Davearsl Broy
Arding
Dhe-brothers
Dave
Louise
Iselli
Endowments Expand Lincoln Library for Public Benefit
A historical note highlights donors like H Perkins and Miss Edwards enhancing the Lincoln library. Endowments grant naming rights and control over book fund use, with dedicated nameplates signaling gifts. The effort aims to elevate non fiction holdings and permanent library growth through private support.
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Starmender Thiibrary
H. Perkins
Nia Edwards
Lincoln'co
Miss Edwards
Fragmentary 1930s school roster records for Graford area
Partial OCR list shows names such as Graford Ellen Hachell and Margaret Barat with Sherwood Ruth and Charles Hom among others. Indicates a roll or attendance sheet from the Graford area, names clustered with unclear separators and punctuation.
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Tooseorse Graford
Ellen Hachell
Charles
Margaret
Barat
Sherwood
Ruth
Fragmentary OCR Note On Prevention and Tampering
The readable fragments discuss prevention in tampered development and relate to Hood, with unclear context and names. The fragmentary text suggests a focus on safeguards but lacks full details or actionable facts for a fuller summary.
Death by Own Action Casts Shadow Over Roosevelt Era
A fragmentary notice notes a death linked to self harm amid discussions of Roosevelt era policy. The readable text hints at a tragedy framed within national events but provides limited details on person, place, or exact cause.
Feral Members Appear in Portrayal of Mrsi Les
Feral groups reportedly include a Mrsi figure named Les among their members. Details remain fragmentary.
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Feral
Les
Jaca Drawer Cases in Ma rr County Bank Action
A brief item notes drawers from 433 Jaca in Ma rr County near the bank. Jorgenson, Ww., connected to the matter, appears in the limited readable text.
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Jaca
Rr County
Jorgenson
the Bank
Lawrence High School Program to Present Concert
Lawrence High School will present a school concert featuring the chorus and bands. The event, held in the school auditorium, includes selections by Josephine Sele and other student performers, showcasing musical talents from the program.
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Wwrence High’ School
Liberty
Josephine Sele
Auna
Habs Gather SIG into Kansas City for Theory Convention
A group identified as EuOF C ten marks meets to discuss theory conventions in Kansas. Organizers plan to align events with local institutions and gather members for collaborative sessions.
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Steel Corp
Newel Ants
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Christmas Council
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