Unidentified Man's Body Found With Severely Mutilated remains
In St Louis April 6 a unidentified man’s body was found in an undertaker parlor, showing extensive postmortem mutilation including knife wounds and a burned head. Police suspect the victim may be a bandit or priest missing for nearly a month, with relatives unsure if it is Father Vraniak. The body was removed for autopsy after examination by Dr Joseph Racer.
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Louis
Anhelia
Ind
Surgeons’ Hospital
Dean
Tha
Gose
Hte
Dertakers
Joseph Racer
Radin Todas
The Saddest Road To Hell At Irscape Church
Yesterday at the Irscape church a Bible school with six hundred present featured Evangelist Baker addressing Juniors and the main school. Seventeen declared themselves for Christ, with a large evening crowd, and the service included spirited music from the church orchestra and a ladies quartet. Baker preached on The Necessity of Regeneration and urged early commitment to salvation.
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Irscape
Bible School
Baker
Bya
Halk
Minimum Wage Law Struck Down by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled federal district wage statutes unconstitutional. Several states have adopted similar measures with boards to set minimums for women and children, but the Washington, D.C. law faced invalidation.
County Court Meets In Boeaiy Teer Today
The county court convened this morning with sessions noting several defendants. Adamis from near the city was indicted. Adams appeared before Judge Walker and received a custody ruling pending supervision. The court ordered he must care for his two small children if he reports regularly to the court.
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Cork
Million Dollar Mail Bandit Still At Large
Athens Cal April reports Gerald Caplin a New York mail robber remains elusive after four days of frantic county state and federal searches near the hospital area. Investigators question hospital staff and Atlanta prison officials as they pursue the fugitive who escaped from an Adrianta penitentiary. Caplin is believed wounded and hiding nearby, with authorities hopeful he cannot regain his strength.
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Athens
Gerald Clapiman
New York
Vedran
Theanual
Atlanta
Welp- Tess
Adrianta
Chaplin
Wilh
Damage suit to be tried in Potmisville this week
The April term opens with the high profile damage suit of Lewis Hert Brooking against George Helin for $20,000. Judge A W Walker presides as the case draws a likely large crowd. trial is set for Thursday after a docket shuffle in the county court.
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Souie
Veaut Loanole
Millerand Pursues Puzzling Politicians Amid Europe Tension
Reports from Priris and Dusseldorf allege President Millerand seeks to shape French policy toward Germany with Potuenre’s hindrance proving pivotal. In Germany a Rhine river junction blast near Dortmund damaged one branch and caused no injuries as patrols observed.
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Dusseldorf
Rhine Herne
Dortmund Ennelsing
Fort
Oklahoma City's New Mayor Takes Office
Oklahoma City mayor O. A. Garpill, a former street car motorman, opened his inaugural ceremonies by driving a street car through Main Street. He pledged to promote "common, people" policies and to direct traffic toward the busiest downtown corner, a task he had handled earlier in his career.
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Oklahoma City
O. A. Garpill
Mergor
Main Street
Cargill
Name Change at Lexington Junction Station
H F B Mears, licket agent, receives notice that the station formerly Lexing ton Junction has been renamed. Henrietta town and post office now align with official decree blotting the railroad name. Mis afternoon Mr Mears sold the grand tickets under the new ruling.
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H. FB. Mears
Licket
St Aoe
Lexington Junction
Henrietta
Mears
Mystic Workers to Host Special Meeting at Moose Hall
Mystic workers announce a special evening program at Moose Hall with an open session. National president D Besminin of Patton U An will attend along with board members and state manager W Washburn. Talks by visiting officials and a local program are planned.
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Moose Hall
D. Besminin
Patton
U. An
Lalant
Michael Byrne Trip Report From St. Louis Business Venture
Michael Byrne undertook a business trip to St. Louis today to advance a local venture. He engaged with regional partners and inspected site prospects for potential expansion.
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Michael Byrne
Bt. Louis
Harding at Home After Vacation
Washington reports President Harding back at the White House after a rest in the South. He meets with Secretary of State and senators Capper and Curtis to discuss appointments and major issues. next week he plans talks with officials on economic and foreign policy matters.
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Washington
Harding
Ftoon
Capper
Curtis
Athe
Carey
Petivis
United States
Putinie
Yiuw
Bishop Manuel S. Tull dies after long illness at 86
Bishop Manuel S. Tull, 86, senior prelate of the Protestant Episcopal church, remained in serious condition in St. Louis after a sinking spell and failing to regain recognition by family. Doctors reported he grew weaker through the night and showed no fever. His eldest son, George M. Tuttle, said the father had no fever and his strength was ebbing though he could seem slightly improved at times.
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Milite
St. Louis
Pewellen Ily
Manuel S. Tulg
Protestant Episcopal Church
Tuttle
George
M. Tuttle
Sata Ittar
Little Symphony A Pleasure at Kansas City I Ue
The Kansas City I. Ue Symphony gave its first appearance in the high school auditorium to a packed crowd. Director DeRobertis earned praise for mastery and the performance drew favorable comments from attendees. The symphony will perform again tonight.
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Kansas City
I. Ue Symphony
Nesponste
DeRobertis
Phan Duit Lle
Damaged Home Fire Near South Clark Road
A fire damaged a home owned by R. We Copel near South Clark Road yesterday. The roof and upper ceiling were burned with damage estimated around 500 dollars. The fire department received an initial call followed by a second report around clock. Mrs Contes Wattie was present at the scene.
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Ana
R. We Copel
Abay
Clark Roe
Thes
Ant
Sime Ak Pda
Blackhand Threatens Life of Star Witness
A garbled report from Clarksburg West Virginia references a Blackhand threat against a local star witness. The article notes an investigation, mentions Varina trust, and hints at a cross state pattern of violence with authorities linked to a potential murder wave.
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Star
Clarksburg
Flarvison
Cavallo
Sheri Laide Young
Tli
Curwillo
Sheksi
Bimweklina
Varina Truse
Whitthoritias
West Virginia
Miryland
Pennsy
Ex Mayor H L Rutherford Ill in Huhtsville
H L Rutherford Sr former Huhtsville mayor is seriously ill at home after a fainting spell. He showed fainting, stopped breathing briefly, and was revived by Dr Deone Barniartt. He remains in critical condition as family and county residents monitor his health.
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H. L. Rutherford, Sr
Huhtsville
Ir Rutherford
Deone Barniartt
Robertord
US Sends Note to Cuba on Cabinet Crisis
Washington reports the United States handed a note to Cuba via General Crowder, American ambassador at Havana, in a move amid Cuba's cabinet upheaval. The note seeks to avoid jeopardizing ongoing Rend Usrnen efforts and to preserve the program in Cuba.
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Uncle Sam
Cuba
Washington
United States
Clabacen
Evisas
Fond Republic
State Department
General Crowder
Havindik Wits
Puasic
Obituary: Anlah McCormick Dies Near Renick
Anlah McCormick died yesterday afternoon at about 2:30 near Renick three miles east. She leaves surviving husband Walt McCormick and her parents Mrs George Oldham, with several Oldham siblings. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow at New Hope Church, with burial in New Hope Cemetery, conducted by Rev Allison.
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Anlah McCormick
Renick
Kargo
New Hope Church
Ranick
Allison
New Hope
Married by Rev Mandell in unclear text
The report is garbled and contains names likely of a wedding held by Rev Mandell. Readable parts mention Miss Leela Acie and Bee Basdd ety with references to a ceremony on a Saturday evening at Mandell's Home. No clear date or full names available.
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Leela Acie
Mandell
Blunders muddle bid. answer hidden in aday’s ads
A cryptic clue hints that the solution lies within a day’s advertisements. The phrase suggests missteps or errors in the day’s listings may conceal the intended answer, prompting readers to examine the ads for meaning.
Drowned in Four Feet of Water near Columbia
Benjaminy Warford of Higbee drowned when an ore car overturned and pinned him beneath four feet of water near Columbia. Two other men riding with him were injured while rescue teams pulled victims from the wreckage shortly after 1 am. Warford, thirty, was the son of Re Warford of Higbee and had been working at Columbia.
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Benjaminy Warford
Higbee
Columbia
Watford
Wilter
Warford
Re Warfort
Highte
Grave Robbing Rumors Hit California Spanish Cemeteries
A long fragment describes alleged grave robberies targeting Spanish colonial tombs in California. It claims past centuries saw desecration of tombs on Mission Road and other sites, with valuables stolen and remains disturbed, amid no recent investigations and high cost estimates.
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Los. Angeles
California
Mission Road
Areras
Eneasy Pentus
Farlérn
Bret
Cenorita
Avery
Aliotr ‘Alors
Ann Wendling
A. Aioelaup
Sheen
Evire
Lec Stalan Ak
District Conference At Huntsville Tonight
Fayette district conference of the M E church meets in Huntsville this evening with many ministers and lay delegates. The state’s ablest ministers will attend as Bishop Medtur and others join in the event.
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Huntsville
Fayette District
Medturnad
AIC
Rgessioti
Cameron Family Members Relocate to Kansas City
Friends of the Cameron family in Huntsville send best wishes as a bookkeeper and salesman move to Kansas City for a new business venture. The family is noted for civic involvement and strong local ties. Their departure is felt across the community.
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Ameron
A. Camaryn
Kansas City
Cimeron
Cameron
Alty
Gag City
Tor
Radical plan discussed by governors and delegates
A radical plan and suspected delegates from all sectors were discussed by governors. On May 2, a presiding figure was noted as part of the event.
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Ind
Texas girl breaks nonstop dance record in Texas
A Texas girl, Miss Cummings of San Antonio, set a nonstop dance record by dancing for over 40 hours and 55 minutes. Reporters nearby observed her intense focus as photographers prepared to document the feat. She continued despite heat and fatigue, aiming to extend the record further before ending at 1 o'clock.
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New York
San Antonio
Texas
Miss Cummings
XN Cummings
Convict Shiek Weds Five Widows in Unusual Courtship
Police say a man identified as Shiek, an ex-convict, wed five different widows in rapid courtships across multiple cities including Pekin Chicago and Toronto. Authorities pursued the case as a bigamy matter while noting the marriages involved substantial security payments to the widows.
Govonor Invitations and Court Contest Mentioned in Chottin
A fragment refers to extended invitations to Mayor Cromwell for a May 2 contest, with mention of judges and officials in War eM. It cites Jack Bullen, editor, and notes a notable count by Brown and Henry Tayo with connections to Bob Taylor, a former governor. The text is garbled.
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Cromwell
Bean
Isiek
Epee
Naie
Jack Bullen
Apert
Tae
The
Conteask
Amon Brown
Henry Tayo
Ha Con
Shethy Counties
Bob Taylor
Fisaling
Tennessee
Convention Report Preview and Attendee Notes
A fragmentary note references a report on a convention held last week. It mentions prepared information, a paper to be given, and refreshments served by Nive, Margaret Wagner, and Mrs Orrley. The text also notes invitations for a specialty event and mentions mothers attending.
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Mao
Owl
Ayetie
Nive
Margaret
Wagner
Orrley
Vata
Rev Vamp officiates Madison couple wedding
A Madison couple, Miss Jennie Ownby and Thomas Warr, were married Saturday night by Reverend Vamp. The ceremony took place in Madison with both parties described as residents, and the bride is noted as a schoolteacher.
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Alche Way
Jennie Ownby
Thomas
Wail
Wadison
the Grean
Madison
Station Robbied: Saturday Night Loot From Railroad Company
A theft occurred at a railroad property where a person took seventy five dollars from a home associated with the station. The incident was reported as a robbery on a Saturday night with damage implied.
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Teese
Condit murder mystery tied to river body find
Witnesses and police connected the Condit murder to a body found in the Platte River near St. Joseph Ave. The victim, identified as Condit, was linked to an old army post and a local salesman. Police note a serious relapse and say Condit left behind several children as the investigation continues with no definitive suspect yet.
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Joséphy
Lee
Royal Wedding Delights Italy and Court Honors
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a royal wedding in Italy with public delight. Mentions of princes, queens, counts, and serenades show a festive reception amid ceremonial display.
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Italy
London rector condemns dull sermons and low attendance
A London rector voices frustration with dull sermons and declining church attendance. He blames laziness and a lack of opportunity for young parishioners, urging more engaging preaching to draw people back to services.
Dream of Science Incomplete OCR Item
An incomplete science item mentions an invention related to keeping living tissue alive and observing its functions. The fragment references dream and belief aspects and possible medical or biological focus.
Crause and Son's Short Home Visit Reported
Readable fragments indicate Crause and his son returned to town for a brief afternoon visit, with notes mentioning they will head to a home in the north portion and reference numbers such as 3010.
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Crause
Ques Town
Tha
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