Salina man claims self defense in Delphos murder case
Leonard Peterson of Salina Kansas, 21, testified he acted in self defense when Amal Dupont was killed in Delphos. Peterson said Dupont pursued him after a dispute over money as they rode from Tescott to Plain City and Dupont produced a weapon. Authorities report Dupont lay slain in a parked car after an argument over repayment. Peterson allegedly hid his weapon and is cooperating with investigators.
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Wyant Campaigns Ahead in Kansas City Speech Tour
Kansas City on October 30 reports Milliam Allen White and Henry Haskell headlining events. White plans speeches at Arnorldal community house and two mass meetings. Haskell will address journalism students at KU as he returns from Europe. A separate justice note mentions a man, EK, sentenced to five years on multiple counts. Local reports also note Faris of Missouri commenting on presidential dictates.
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Fragmented OCR: Fashion and ceremony notes obscure details
An unreadable OCR fragment references attire, fabric seams, and decorative elements in a gown design. Mentions a person possibly named Marie and a Illinois figure, with stray phrases about not wearing skull or smoking. Context, dates, and clear facts are missing due to garbled text.
Lutherans Push Religious Education For Youth
The Lutheran Parish School Board aims to strengthen Bible study and religious instruction to counter secular influences on youth. They plan to adopt Bible-based curricula and coordinate church efforts to establish schools and set guiding standards, urging a return to stronger faith-led education for boys and girls.
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Resorts Hope to Recapture Prewar Resort Trade
A fragment from an early 20th century report notes Wiesbaden, once hosting 200000 visitors in 1913, fell to about 70000 last year due to postwar upheavals and the French occupation. It cites resumed Rhine river traffic and appeals to Germans to patronize Rhine area springs amid occupation impacts and transport disruptions.
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Calls for Recommendations Washington October 30 President Coolidge backs party group for vacant post
President Coolidge publicly urged the Farmers' Union to submit recommendations for the vacant secretary position. Centenary M EB will hold a food sale at the University Bookstore on November Ay. Mrs Edward C Austin visits sister Mrs Grayton Hackman and plans to return to Ball Neb next week.
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LumpER SUPPLY EXTENSIVE rica Expected Hypartane
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Forest resources strain American imports says Juhlin Dannfelt
The American forest resources demand grows, says Juhlin Dannfelt of the Scandinavian Foundation, with lumber shortages pressing especially in eastern states. Long trucking from timber regions imposes high freight, making overseas imports comparatively advantageous.
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Scandinavian Foundation
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Juhlin Dannfelt
Fragmentary ad copy on grooming brands and products
A garbled OCR fragment describes hair dressing and freshness claims, mentions a bottle of a product likely namedander or similar, and references drugstore or toilet listings. The text is incomplete and reads as an advertisement fragment with unclear brand names and instructions.
Rummage Sale Within Week At 8th And Massachusetts
Swedish lumber shipments move toward Atlantic ports with strong demand for soft woods like spruce fir and pine. An Irish mill seeks larger trade, while a rummage sale is planned for Saturday November 1 at 8 o'clock a.m. at 8th and Massachusetts.
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