Acquittal Verdict in Fall Case Sparks Bribery Motion
The district court and the court of appeals are involved as motions to quash loom. Justice delays, while parties including Qwen L Roberts and Atlee Ramerenes prepare for arguments tomorrow. The Teapot Dame and related figures face ongoing legal action in Chevesire and Saint Paul with appeals pending.
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Senate
Pil Committee
Supreme Court
Ekie Tie Trapot Dame
Elk Ilewses
Sughd
Chevesire
Ata
Pie Court of Appeals
Ste Paul
Inya Beata Iby
Franciscos
Pyorccig Tors
Qwen L Roberts
Atlee Ramerenes
Dis
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Arraidin
Argum Nti
Sinclair
Daniels assails verdict in Deehneys case in 1930s press
Former secretary Bartels criticizes the verdict in a dramatic prelude to a broader public debate. He denounces the jury and claims the administration sacrificed efforts to protect national security, calling the acquittal a threat to freedom likened to Runnymede. The speech ties to naval reserves and Ed Doheny era tensions.
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Jdasevlus Bartels
Je Bain
Mall-Doheny
Lhas Janan
Dehens
Raleigh
Heflin Attacks Ard Andsjury Trial On Justice Claims
Senator Heflin of Alabama denounces a cabinet era case as unfair and argues judges should not preside over such trials He questions political corruption and calls for accountability in high places while urging vigilance against criminal influence in government and a need for reform.
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Doheny
Jucots Murzily
Ai Nyayinen
Jay
Alabaman
Urs
Dengh- 3
New York
Walia
Christmas Assembly at Junior High School
Fragmented OCR describes a junior high Christmas assembly at Liberty Memorial High, with Principal statements and student-provided program items. Names and details are garbled. event themed around Christmas with school performances and a guest speaker from the staff.
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Christas Assembly Timorzoi
Auditorigny Et Liberty Memorial Hipiy
J. E. Stonecipher
Priv Pal
Echnal
Rami Mike
le Ghelgimas
Emperor Yoshihita Tsi Near Death in Japan
Fragmented report describes Emperor Yoshihita Tsi Near death as fleet ships at Yokosuka prepare for his passing. Relatives and attendants gather while community fears the outcome. A separate note mentions fund-raising events, basketball exhibitions, and a sale continuing tonight at the university to support a local cause.
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Yokosuka
Sia
Ikado
Ifm
Icbhal
Capi Igdsts Fund
Fragmented wartime political skirmish cited in uncertain text
The garbled OCR traces a political funding dispute linked to F L Smith Allen Moore and Insull era figures, mentioning campaign contributions, public utilities, and a late appointment to fill a senator's unexpired term, with formal filings and transfers across Illinois and Kansas.
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Vronda
Caleb County
Ie Smith
Allen
Moore
Samuel
Isin
Mb. Ingall
Tid Smith
Slenny Moore
Tyro
Tnsulli
Natio
Republican Committee
Cook
Ben- Dimless
Smith
Gala
Frauke
Mlindg
Wiliam
Ajchinley
Colonel Smith
Reael
Calde
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Plarnings
Renitein
Democratic
Campaigip
Ieerienen i Naif
Atom Spee
Insull
Premier Poincare Tames Politicians in Postwar Tone
Cohistance de Gaen and Saint Sheavon Nickname in praise of Gold Star Mothers organizer who visited America during the war. After a brief rest in the south of France, she will travel to the United States for a fourth time to support the Gold Star Mothers.
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France
Cho
Amerisens
de Gaen
Sheavon
Nicknamié
Atlantic
America
Viaie
United States
Christmas Delicacies Across Empires And A Paderewski Gala
A fragmented OCR piece describes sirens menacing travelers in Europe and a 24-year-old woman levying toll on wealthier passengers, with mentions of Christmas imports from Britain’s empire and global goods. It also notes Paderewski’s reaction to applause at Oxford and his dramatic gesture during a performance.
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Oaid-Cada
Europe
Yugo Slav
Bf 24
Erson
Paris
Constantin— ‘Ople
Y Peel
Seven- Seas
Dickens
England
Fragmentary notes on cross cultural beliefs and legal notices
A scrambled clipping mentions Luzon traditions and tribal gods alongside references to Christianity and race. It cites extradition, a conspiracy case, marriage licenses, and names such as Kenneth G and Olive Alice Myers. The text blends religious imagery with legal actions and personal notices from Topeka.
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Ormiston
Los Annelés
Kenneth G
Tver
Denen
Okla Colored
Joseph” Harold Cochyab
Olive Alice Myers
Toneka
Probai
Judy
Hy Menge
German War Claims Hurdles In Congress
Washington sources report debate over German war claims as the House Ways and Means Committee weighs proposals to authorize payment of losses. The stalled measures cover bank deposits stocks bonds mortgages real estate factories and legacies held by German nationals. Officials say settlements via the Mixed Claims Commission await adjudication and possible appropriations before next congress adjourns.
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Washington
Deer
Tre
House
Apd
Prezent’ Congress
Bis
América
Germany
Zordeth
Jostes
Halapaca Aworth
Germ
Natonals
Sen
Iowels
United ‘States
Merigin
Arigl
Vlaime Agai
Glas Commission
Storms at sea mark deadly year for sailors in 1926
Report from New York dated December 12 notes that 1926 was one of the worst years for sea storms. Losses included schooners wrecked near Florida and Cuba with high fatalities. The piece highlights radio as a safety aid for sailors and travelers despite heavy losses at sea.
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Safety At Sea
Blogan
New,York
Slagan
Trayts Register
Hyessela
Florida
Seyar
Dilemmas in Navy Staffing Highlighted by Funding Gap
A near unreadable OCR fragment discusses lack of funds affecting Navy officer numbers and the challenge of maintaining force strength. It notes calls to appoint enough commissioned officers per member and references Annipolis and five per member proposals amid budget constraints.
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Persani Ito A
Tomiain
Ander
Ceetary
Naval
Navy
Ron Riess
Chained Rinje-Necked Bird Grows Optimistic Hopes
A Chinese ring necked pheasant roams South Dakota prairies as optimistic plans unfold to protect game and boost hunting, with discussions about introducing more birds to western states and creating guarded habitats for the closed season. Deposits in Oregon and eastern Oregon mining projects are noted alongside references to Baker County in a tangential context.
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Pierre
South’ Dakota
Middis
Tarakidbpartmens
Vdivask Mimber
Hun Nietridves
Ringe
Whith
Oregon
Maximilian Yottok
Hurkes
Baker
California planed railroad builder contest ends
Fragmented report notes Washington on December 18 when the Senate approved the first appropriation bill of the session totaling 803 083 978 for the treasury. The item references a contest based on forestry pass and a sale report, but readable details are limited and unclear.
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Marty
Effenderiiy
California Planec Railroad
Foresty
Washington
Senate
Amid Holiday Gadgets and Street Scenes in City
A fragmented, era-hinged collage sketches Holiday shopping, street life, and shop windows. The piece weaves glimpses of Avante Street, traffic, police, and a festive mood with notes on Orthodox customs, fashion, and crowded sidewalks.
Plumage Must Be Right Abe Dosembar South Central
Unclear OCR text shows fragmentary place names Amerita Mendieston and reference to South Central. No coherent event or action discernible to summarize.
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Dosembar
South Central
Amerita
Mendieston
Repres
Earthquake predictions loom from scattered sea reports
A fragmented OCR note suggests rising concern over seismic events with mentions of forced landings, air traffic disruption, and fears of major earthquakes. It references public awareness and the idea that crustal movements may be increasing in frequency and intensity, though specifics are unclear.
Woodstock Misreads and Local Notes From Town Meeting
Irregular town diary item recalls Woodstock school house follies and local names such as Miss Dayisnay, Miss shostig Jother, and G sime Foucher. Mentions Fairbiow, McLouth, Lawrence, Lasarda, Earl Zook, and Friday morning visitors. notes bad roads and a busy week with corn shucks and shop trades.
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Hayotill
Becher
Gertrude
Dayisnay
Fairbiow
Shostig Jother
Sime
Foucher
Woodstock School
House Follies
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Magill
Kale Lok
Asi Berrini
Busine
MeLonth
Sam
Arthur
Miss
Dewes
McLouth
Jones
Lawrence Lasarda
Earl
Zook
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