Wheeler's Case Thrown Out By U S Courts
Washington dispatch reports Senator Wheeler of Montana had the indictment for conspiracy to defraud the government over oil and gas land permits dismissed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. The ruling followed his prior Montana acquittal on similar charges and ends federal action against him in this matter.
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I. Wheeler
Montana
Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wheeler
Gordon Campbell
Edwin Booth
Interior Department
Campbell
Department of Justive
Justice Department
Department
al Fayvheing
Justice’ Department
Harry M. Daughterty
Senate
Coolidge
Daughterty
Walsh
Démorrat
Arthur Giff Hives
New York
Wheeler Juve
Lima
Stauld
Prohibition raid nets mayor father and employee held
Federal agents arrest Edward LaSalle mayor of New Weria and his father William LaSalle along with a club employee after raiding the Teche Club in New Uberia. Liquor valued at about 10000 dollars seized including whiskies gin and champagne. Preliminary hearings set before a United States Commissioner at Opelousas to determine charges of conspiracy possession and sale.
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Duckwon
Unity States Commissnioner
Opelousas
Yarnion
LaSalle
Father Wis
Pastor Douglay Leaves Mid Mexboro For Menderson
Friends of De, Te Douglay of the First Presbyterian Church in Middleshore bid him farewell on Tuesday as he departs for Menderson Kentucky where he will lead the Bisst Presbyterian Church. Douglas came from Macon Georgia where he pastored the First Presbyterian for twenty years and was born near Lexington Kentucky in a family with prior Kentucky pastorates. He built a large congregation in Middleshore and his departure followed a Sunday service with baptism of two children and three adults and the installation of two ruling elders.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mexboro
Menderson
Bisst Presbyterian Church
Hat City
Dy. Douglas
Analsido T Menderson
Douglas
Bashard
Middleshore
Macon
First Presbyterian
Uleve
Kentucky
AL Nicholsville
Midule
Donkk
Price
Servier
Velve
Munsey Will Cannot Be Found In New York Grief Note
A Dec 2 report says papers of Frank A. Munsey publisher and grocer holdings failed to reveal a will. It notes a court petition to Surrogate John T. O'Brien to allow William T. Dewart to handle Munsey’s safe deposit and estate matters. The garbled text mentions bank vaults and a grant of authority.
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New York
Frank A. Munsey
Geluin
Mansey
William T. Dewart
Court of At
John T. O'Brien
Dewart
Uraneh
National City Bank
Student dies after 12 story fall from elevator lift
A student was thrown from a lifting device and died in a 12 story fall at a hotel or dormitory area. The incident prompted investigation by campus authorities and local police. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Bandit Slays Man On Boat and Robs Another of $30
Deputies search for a trunkline bandit who shot Cody Birpas, 21, killed him aboard a boat near New Orleans. The assailant robbed another man of 30 dollars after forcing them from the vessel. Police describe the suspect and the vessel involved as authorities continue inquiries into the fatal incident.
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INS
Tunkerl
Cody Birpas
Adalph Gomlear
Roblad Gout
Yearal S30
Ion
Ae Aral
Cold Wave Moderating In South With Short Relief
The region faced a sharp cold spell easing gradually as a weather system moves east. Forecasters note improving conditions later this week with warmer temperatures expected in the South and potential milder nights.
Resigns as editor of Tenn paper amid turmoil
Fragmentary OCR text shows a resignation of a Tennessee newspaper editor and scattered names and locations. The readable parts indicate leadership changes and unsettled editorial direction, with references to a hospital, a presidential era, and mixed phrases suggesting internal conflict and staffing shifts.
Over-Healed Slave Caray at Morlalk
Fragmentary readable text mentions Morlalk and individuals such as Yvette Cheeth and Fle Leder. Lacks clear event, date, or outcome. presents as garbled OCR with scattered proper names and places. No coherent reportable action or context to summarize beyond persons and locations.
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Caray Alon Aio
Morlalk
Broker Slays Woman Then Fleeing Suspect Seized
A wealthy stock broker, accused of fatally assaulting a woman, fled and left a trail of confusion. Investigators pursued leads across the city, identifying the perpetrator as Antoinne Ruizers and tracing his movements through several neighborhoods before his arrest.
Fragmented OCR Tale of Arkansad Reeluse Viet and War
A garbled OCR passage describes a chaotic scene with mentions of Arkansad and Viet and cold weather. Names and places are unclear but imply a tense event with explosions and damaged infrastructure. The readable fragments suggest a narrative of harm, weather, and unsettled conditions in a regional setting.
Operators and Miners Meet to Discuss Terms
In Naw York Dee BC, representatives of the coal industry iron and coal workers held talks after a long strike. The negotiations focus on wage scales and working conditions as both sides seek a settlement to end months of disruption.
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Dee
Iinuca
Mato Wi
Ingliss
Aml
Dobni Lewis
United Mise Worker
Amerie
Thair
Toe Wu
John Mitchell
Ewad
Reduetr Loework
Juang
Death note in blood reveals suicide tale at Anghere Hotel
A fragmented account describes Serge Maxon Th a former host of Psadorma Pare eostas dying by self injury after a wrist wound found in a sequestered room. The tale mixes names, dates, and places with unclear details as investigators note a blood note and possible serial context.
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Taningtad
Tenbuy
Weiter
Serge Maxon
Hostunel
Psadorma Pare Eostas
Tie Bis Ower
Berge
Travis
Serge Hae
Healone Panini
Bos Cogenteie
Aline Bude Aineas Biel
Cadence of a Hidden City Audit Figures
A garbled OCR style note references an audit at a hospital and district offices. Mentions Vivienee and a church gateway context. Details unclear. highlights concerns about accuracy and internal reviews within a mid century civic setting.
Judge Manring Here On Business Visit
A dated descriptive note indicates Judge Manring is visiting on business. The report mentions travel details and expected city matters, with hints of ongoing development and Florida ties.
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Judge Manring
Fire destroys Charleston factory and warehouse, $260000 loss
A Charleston plant and fertilizer shed were wrecked in a fire that caused an estimated $260,000 in damage to The Movehiints' Fortiage & Phosphate Co. The blaze damaged a main building and parts of the facility, with earlier reports noting repairs and investigations underway.
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Charleston
Hartly
Fortiage & Phosphate Co
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