Auction of interstitial glands sparks sensational San Francisco crime tale
Deeply penitent suspect Anton Scheemia’s ally Floyd Lee Moetare offers his interstitial gland grants to the highest bidder to aid widow and children of Schone McQuire amid a San Francisco murder case. A businesswoman seeks $1000 for a public tribute, while Mrs Avior Lapers contemplates contesting a large carven sum promised by a wealthy donor as she mourns her husband’s execution.
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Anton Seheemia
San Francisco
Floyd Lee Moetare
Beheemia
Schone Mc Qgiure
Qventis
Meacham
Thang
Sehoemha
Teoul
McClure
San Francis
Imine
William Ko Chastain
San Quietin Priya
Gallewe Ile
Small Boy Uses Tires For Rolling Race In Park
A quirky scene unfolds near Tenth and Franklin as boys balance cut tires on rims for a rolling race down a hill. Spectators watch as improvised racers speed past open windows, while adults, including a father with a car, observe the unusual spectacle and cheer the bold contestants. The event ends at the corner, where the line of tires and racers disperses.
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Wranklin
Sile
Uite
Stiall
Franklin
Camouflage in Crime: A Fabricated Defense Examined
A report discusses John Smith facing charges for neenuh and battery with details of an assault used to camouflage the act. It cites Beau Butixon and Joe Lansky, notes payments for the beating, and presents a skeptical view on "camouflage" as a broader social trend, ending with reflections on deception and substitution.
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KRW
York
Stic
John Smith
East End
Beau Butixon
Joe Lansky
Fimil
Joe
Teat
Jobo
Whothus
Gold Star in Window for Marijane Aged Six
In Chicago a gold star is placed in a window for Marijane Smith six, daughter of Otto E. Smith a North Western brakeman. Twelve slips earned for perfect Nash school sub primary lessons lead to the gold star and a promised dollar from her father. While her mother worked, Marijane’s candy reward and a streetcar incident near Chicago and Lamon avenue are noted with a man and boy nearby.
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Hicago
Lamon Avenue
Marijane
Otto E. Smith
North Western Railroad
Misa Mills
Nash School
Delshe
Chicago
Chicago Avenue
Beory A. Finlay
Kim Weed Avenue
Oak Park
Finlay
Alfred
Beth
No Room Abroad for Sightseers
Americans planning European travel face scarce hotel space and rising costs as wartime disruptions persist. Proposals in London seek a national reception committee with Anglo American groups to coordinate hotel bookings and visitor access, while New York and Washington monitor hotel capacity and travel constraints for the coming season.
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Etn
New York
Europe
United Bustelder
Corver
Mrulien
Lomwlon
Royal Colonial
Lenin
Ars Necleus
Organisation
Eocteties
Whawe
Rag Doll on Arm Captivates Broadway Crowd
New York theater page reports a rag doll measuring 17 inches dangled from Mrs Carl Lamb's arm. Wife of Lieutenant Lawth U. & N. creates a small, resinous prop named Petar Deedes. Kirwedwey recently, the doll depicts keeps company scenes with Mrs Laret. Plans to travel to China noted.
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New York
Carl Lamb
Philadephia
Lawth
Fragmentary Field Note From Afl War Narrative
Fragmented OCR text references Tyre Dierede, Dulin Ge clapes, and a “nest devastated” event. Mentions Vpten te, Mennes ped Poetenppetle Wada, and a cited perper eg t Geet with an enesampted de women. Context unclear, likely war battle fragments.
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Hettiefelds
Dierede
Dulin
Cormeley
Communists in Big German Plot Uncovered by Papers
A muddy OCR piece alleges a broad Bolshevik influenced plan in Germany. It claims agitaters are organizing, with leaders barred, to foment unrest and provoke reform, blaming a network in Germany Austria and Czechoslovakia for subversive activity.
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Edie Coatet
Phethe
Genem
Pete
Furla
Bolshevik Muela
Germany
Austria
Creche
Deer Beg for Food as Wildlife Roams Denver Homes
A Denver report describes deer and bears increasingly approaching humans for sustenance. In one anecdote a mule deer followed a resident inside, helped itself to cider and doughnuts, then trotted off, illustrating wildlife behavior near city neighborhoods.
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Denver
Altoright
Woman Dog Catcher in Denver praised as efficient
Mrs Laura Dietrich, head of the Posy pound, lauded by Superintendent William For as the only wounding catcher in the world. Dietrich was described as eighty percent efficient in her general role, with For noting misgivings about using men due to greater trouble.
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Denver
Cole
Laura D Etrich
Dietrich
William For
Pearle in Oysters Resort Wis Mystery Item
Forrest Wilee bought a quart of oysters for 50 rents and while eating, bit on something hard. He found the object was a pratt. A few other morsels noted.
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Pearle
Oysters Resort
Wis
Forrest Wilee
Pratt
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