Confusing 1927 Dispatches From Salina and Oklahoma
A flawed clipping reports arrests of two men linked to crimes in four states, with Salina Journal commentary on crime reputations. It notes police transfers between Oklahoma and Kansas, mysteries over releases, and mentions a Bryan treaty debate tied to Nicaragua policy and U S foreign stance.
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Barry
Salva
Sagsagen Ransia
Salina
Independence
Itana
Lahotte Youngy
Ats Parsons
Okshoma
Saling Journal
Oklahoma
Mnen
Boyd
Thor
Hank
Arkansis
Winieas City
Itpey
Fragmented Tale of Foreigners Fleeing City Streets and Disorder
The report describes foreigners including Chinese and British inhabitants facing pressure as tensions rise. Americans are portrayed as denying discrimination, while crowds drive nationalities from the area. In Topeka a customer seeks a copy of a provocative book, highlighting the era’s social strains.
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Qasihy
Sled rides on Massachusetts street amuse locals
Daily life in a Western town shows a flurry of activity from a horse driven trio of sleds to a large influx of visitors. Post office changes, new furnace at the University, and local labor shifts accompany reports of coyotes wolves howling, a wild jack rabbit, and dry weather. Local commerce and roads see boards loosen and sleigh transformations amid community happenings.
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Massachusetts
John Howard
Denver
Woorden
Wi Lerness
Jack Rabbit
Eidemillere
Kansas
S. W. Eccles
Las Animas
al. Paul
Journal Office
Gerrit Smith
Fros
Texas
Arthur McGoy
Talcott
TJ Moore
Bennett
Eeveah Young Mien
Kate Morrow
Robert, Morrow
Lawrence
Julia Sebastian
Emporvia
Topeka
Anthony
Leavenworth
Menignites
Woodson “County
Yates Center
High School Literary Society Plans unite test tomorrow
Twenty five years ago the High School literary societies decided to unite this year and hold a joint gathering tomorrow afternoon under the name The High School Literary Society. Tutors and students pledge great work. Mrs Hodder entertains afternoon in honor of her little daughter Margaret. Mr and Mrs C left yesterday to spend the winter. W L Howe has gone for his health until he recovers. A new club organized in Lawrence at Monroe home will meet every two weeks this term.
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Tg. Unite
Lola
Testis
Ales
Hodder
Margaret
Col
Austrian Dupe von Royal Lines Becomes Grocery Helper
Ty ViennaIdentified as Tedgold Walling once Aceliluke Leopold Salvator, brother of the Crown Prince of Austria and Archduke John, renounced titles to wed Bavarian beauty and later served Swiss army private. Now a cafe helper and grocery counter worker, he finds life simpler away from royalty and drama.
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Vienna
F. Tnsurance
Tedgold Walling
Leopold Salvator
L Buise
Sesony
Finnly
Archduke John
Yuany Peats
Leopolt
Mary
Stipe
Betim
Brussels Saint Godula festival and New Orleans anniversary noted
Observers in Brussels attend St Godula day festival while Louisiana marks the 112th anniversary of theBattle of New Orleans and New York City recalls a fatal tunnel collision. Delegates from many nations gather for the 26th annual American Road Builders Association convention as the 27th National Automobile Show opens at Grand Central. Rubber mats and auto ties are supplied to Boston police for traffic study.
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Brussels
St.Godula
Louisiana
New Orleans
England
United States
New York Central
New York City
Jared
Anias
Tor
Boston
Stanidk
Nu Teaffie Atuty
Radio Program Listings by City and Station
A dense OCR list shows daily program schedules for multiple stations including Buffalo WBUF, Chicago WRO, Cleveland, Detroit, Los Angeles, and more. Entries mention orchestras, military bands, classical pieces, and theatre programs with times and venues, reflecting a broad statewide and regional broadcast grid.
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Gary Wortein
Pies
Iowa
Ames Fisyen
WSB
Pablic School
Bal Geersia Jicateele
Acd Loringstras
Atmore
K.eogandma Diener
Issicas
Heentra
Jarperttag
Rogram Mierarvealers
Ram 'Weat
Q—Huffalorogram
Mialler Grejentens
Buffalo
Lafavette
Corcert
Faoland
Chicago
Ena
Metropoli
ATRI
B. Atin
Ron van
Fas Fans
Eatira Varithies
Etrolt
Dinker
Janet
Tate
Hekate
WBAP
Fort Wor
Thsiltre
Jerferson
Treladion
DAF
Kansas City
WEAF
Ia Orelertra
Los Angeles
Prageem
Madison
Inise Mei
WMBF
Miami Beach
Reel Music
Imami Beach
Zane Erchesy
Lass
WHAD
IL Wauker
Schumann
Acure Orchestra
Eters Front Weap
Glandless Monkey Dies After Gland Transplant Trial
An early 20th century report describes Professor Rosinoff transplanting glands from a monkey named Monsieur Beaucaire into six patients, including a woman. The subject died days later after a fatal struggle with the bandages, while doctors claimed the operation shed light on glands and life. A separate note from Ragland reports church earphones for deaf members using a pulpit microphone and small earphones for audience members.
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Moscow
United, Press
Glinds
Varanoff
Lovers Like Lights London Underground Romance Sparks Late Closings
A United Press report notes Seoul like lights at South London underground stations near Morden attracting lovers to the walkways in Clapham Common. Couples reportedly use the glowing beacons to locate stations and spoon until closing, then navigate by beacon signals.
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London
United Press
Serres
Londen
Wives Run for Offices Get Honor in Wisconsin
Three women, wives of county sheriffs, were elected to office in Wisconsin counties replacing their husbands. State statutes restrict a sheriff from serving consecutive terms, but do not bar his wife from campaigning and serving, with her husband acting as deputy. The move reflects a local shift in political roles and family political involvement.
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Madison
Wis
Jan
UPJ
Wisconsin
Criff
1927 Sheriff Election Results Reported in Fragment
United Press wires describe sheriff candidates being defeated in 1927 elections. The text notes authority badges and ongoing political contests, with garbled names such as Gruel and Barron. A separate item mentions Ticino canton's new law restricting dancing to the first three months, requiring authorization and parental accompaniment for minors.
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John C.gruel
Jeeferson
Mess ‘Eh
Washburn Gauntity Jacobson
Barron Ewe
Geneva
United Press
Dane
Ticino
Evening Star social roundup at Mrs Mowffley's home
Mr and Mrs Shobele and Gideon Nes with children Ruby and Robert attended a watch party. Mrs Al 2 BES and Mrs Jack Ing for Med Ed Mistle of Hesper spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Mowffley. Those who called on Mrs and Charlie Kurtz on Sunday were Chris Meuffle and daughters Ish and Anne. Mr and Mrs Elmer Kurtz and children Donald visited.
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Ioc
Shobele
Ann. Mus
Gideon
Nes
Ruby
Robert
Tho
Ed Mistle
Hesper
Mfr
Chris Mowffley
Book Review on Lanterns and Jade by Samuel Morrill
A reviewer summarizes a non fiction travel book about China, praising its vivid portraits of Peking, the mariners customs, jade and china motifs, and historical notes. The piece notes travel planning value and the author’s evident love and connoisseurship of the country.
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Samuel’ Morrill
A. Stokes. Co
Peking
China
Best sellers at the Book Nook in 1927 season
The Book Nook reports top selling titles of the year including Beau Geste and The Story of Philosophy. The listing highlights authors like Louise Jordon Miles, Brontish, and Lewis Bromfield with totals from a half year showing strong sales and a $81,925 peak. A library angle notes teachers' access and a January meeting approving library privileges for schools.
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Shep
Mracklin Watts
Bengs
Shaw Boat
Carferitiye
Bridge
Newas
Ibrar
Cou
Migs Parrish
Ulari
Sale ‘Townes
Nyanth
Watts
Armstrong in Kanwaka Home Gathering Reported
Fragmentary local social notes list numerous residents and visitors in Kanwaka and nearby areas. Names include Dorothy Armstrong, Nettie Crowder, Byron Morris, Robart Fartman, and Elizabeth, with mentions of Lawrence and Winter, and gatherings at Armstrong and Rothwell homes.
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Osroot ‘Armstrong
Kanwaka
Te Colman
Ruth
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