Grand jury declines to indict in Mer Rouge killings
Bastrop March 11. Bills of information against persons tied to a terror plot were considered after a grand jury failure to return indictments. The panel reported it investigated murders and crimes by hooded mobs, heard testimony about Daniel and Richards in August, and found no grounds for true bills. Gov officials and state agents gathered evidence for federal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coco
Daniel
Richards
Moorehouse Parish
John M. Parker
Harding
of ‘Justice
Sabotage Sweeps Ruhr Valley Report
Sabotage swept the Ruhr as a French troop train collided with merchandise cars after tampering. Bridges were blown up and attempts made to wreck railway lines and telegraph wires in occupied areas. A soldier was killed and three wounded amid multiple sabotage actions today.
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Ruhr
Tusseldorf
Mareh
Soones
Otivers
Monrhed
Els
Asa
Stadwraven
Tiver
Woda
Sakota
Will Esty Buys Huntsville Bus Route From Ashell
Will Esty purchases the Huntsville bus route including horses autos trucks and motor shiaBs from the late firm Ashell. The transfer places Wade Tasty as collector and Howard Ashell’s father Henry Ashell former firm owner, who ran the Moberty to Huntsville line, into retirement with Haley returning to blacksmithing at local coal mines. The move signals a shift in rural transit and local business leadership.
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Will Esty
Huntsville
Bormen
Wade Tasty
Olive Sho
Asbel& Hales
Thuntsville
onderHe Pale
Henry- Ashell
Howard -Ashell
Moberty
Funtsville
Igy
W. Haley
Democrat
Bill
Rivers Flood Threatens Indiana Towns in March
Residents along the Wabash and White rivers brace for rising waters as swollen tributaries push flood levels higher in Indiana. Communities near Indianapolis and nearby towns prepare evacuations and monitor levees for possible breaches.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Tiver
Welowland
Bill boosts rural school aid with tax cap clause
The Senate passed a bill introduced by Representative Herman O Maxey of Bates County to raise state support for rural schools through a 50 cent tax levy, with strict limits on local payments to teachers and principals. Senator W C Irvit offered an amendment to divert part of the state fund for districts with eight month terms, but the amendment was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attrerson
Marehe
Senate
Tale Vester
Herman +O
W.C. Irvit
Jeftergon City
Miss May Jennings Sings In Kansas City
The Kansas City Star notes Miss May Jennings a soprano will perform Monday night at the Evans Auditorium concert. Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings, is to sing several numbers with plans to appear in a three-number set. She will remain in town through Sunday before traveling to Wisconsin.
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Miss
May Jennings
Kansas City
Kansas Cit
Star
Inis
Splendid
Way Jennings
Mesgorten
Tralto
Tvanhoa Vditorium
Histon
Matti
Teat
Fumls
Siplyq Pauls
Jemge
Ansia
Misa Vounings
Aits- WM. 1
Afenningss
Paenia Cedieorh
Wikia
Durin
Ure Ogist
Toni Shi
Winens- Culler Sisters
Greene
Ota
Prosperity seemingly rising in United States reports
Washington reports from the treasury department indicate growing prosperity as tax receipts surpass expectations. U S income tax collections for the year may exceed 11 2 billion with total receipts above 425 million, signaling a potential economic recovery after postwar lows. Police seek man Lovey Moss or Troy Moss after a letter request. description includes 22 caliber pistol, gray hat, and tattoo.
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Washington
D. C
United States
He dix
Lea
Tstreasney
United Press
Haive
Treasury’ Department
Lorey Moss
Haaihit
Mize
Genenlay Prom Ali
Fragi Nial
Lovey
Moss
Troy
Wenesday
Trom
Daugherty to Rule on Kick in Cider Policy
The Attorney General Daugherty will decide the amount of kick that can be added to cider to ferment liquor before natural processes mature. The ruling, delaying for months, will affect cider production for thousands of farmers and distillers.
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Daugherty
Washington,d. C
Atorney
Volstead Inn
Raynes
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Students Study Cupid Myths in Exhaustive Peper Analysis
A report details a long study at Sturgess High on love as a fickle force. Researchers, noting mixed opinions among eleven percent of students, examine Cupid's influence and emotional variability in social interactions.
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Ebony Dynamics
Herbert Sog
Eliim
Peper
Sturgess
Wabash Depot Robbery Rumors and Dog Scent Clues
Local officers investigate a nighttime Wabash depot robbery. A drawer containing money reportedly vanished, with bloodhounds used to hunt for traces and two men seen near the scene. Police note no decisive scent or decisive motive found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uils
Ile Sonber
Cartier
Haiti
Kirksvillé ‘Yally
French Woman Maude Emigelle Wins Nive Tennis Title
Maude Emigelle of France defeats Lara Matlary the American champion 6-0 in the final to claim the national tennis crown. The match ends a day of strong play with Emigelle praised for a powerful performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nive
France
Maude Emoigelle
Susan Tengen
Lara Matlary
Otennis
Mauler
Dow
BANIG
Suzanne
Tys
Last Night's Storm Aids Wheat Harvest
A strong storm last night aided wheat fields in Texas and Oklahoma with snow and wind relief. Officials report improved soil moisture and prospects for yields, though some areas faced minor damage to crops and infrastructure. Local farmers express cautious optimism about postseason prospects.
Workmen in France Unearth Skeletons in Wall
Fragmentary reports indicate workers in France uncovered human skeletons within a wall. Text hints at religious context and possible historical or wartime violence, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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France
Fragmented report on a misread Brooklyn Chinatown drug case
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Brooklyn Chinatown incident involving narcotics and police, mentioning a pigeon and a narcotics setup. Details are incomplete, with unclear names and locations, but indicates an accidental disclosure of a drug-related matter.
Irish Rebels Active in New York Reported
Fragmentary text notes Irish rebels in New York with police warnings and street activity. Mentions March and locations in Manhattan with vague references to authorities and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newport
Trish
New, York
Renagu
Anid Laimmunit
Bank Robbery Strikes Wellston Missouri For Fifteen Thousand
Armed bandits entered the Wellston State Bank, ordered employees and customers to the floor, and made off with about $15,000 in currency. Witnesses said the robbers fled in a high powered car toward Stouts. Authorities broadcast an all county alert across Missouri.
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Ane
Bai Aits
Eycon Buys Newest Treasure Buy Out
Viseon acquires a new fir he pice and a Reo chassis. Obershain stands among assets as part of the purchase. Additional details mention a £ 5,000 figure and a front dump element in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viseon
Isiold
Frente
Fe Obershain
NERNALTONAD SHOW COL TO BUTE P POA Sv KS s'W4
Sparser readable text notes a fundraising auction by the Chamber of Commerce in Sikeston with buyers including Edward Hebhiner of New Haven and Aveyer of Jefferson City. About twenty lots sold at 75 dollars each, raising cash of 75,000. Wires cotton mentioned. Planned construction and warehousing expected within two months.
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Nernaltonad
Sikeston
Merce
Ted
Edward Hebhiner
New Haven
Aveyer
Jefferson City
Fragmented OCR details obscure a local notice
Readable fragments hint at a public notice or classified item with undefined names and a vague action. The readable material mentions a place and event but lacks clear dates or participants to form a full summary.
State Regent Guest Local Chapter D A R Meeting Notes
Fragmentary report from a State Regent guest local chapter meeting noting a parley on a proposal to purchase the Arrow device. Mentions Victor Harr Mine Burl Wayland and a 6 male flower presentation. Vague, with unclear lines and poetic elements interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Wayland
Direct
Fae
Savage Miss town leveled by Mississippi cyclone
Refugees report nearly a score of killed or missing after a cyclone devastated Savage Mississippi overnight. Witnesses state homes were blown into the Tombigbee River area and many residents are displaced with bodies recovered in fields near the town.
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Memphis
Savage
Miss
Officers search for cigarettes turns fruitless
Police and detectives conducted a search but failed to locate cigarettes or a clear lead. The terse report notes officers examined rear areas and nearby evidence without success.
5 JANEs Twine at Le Woonosy Convention
Fragmentary OCR note records a January event at a convention in Le Woonosy with other attendees. Details are unclear but imply a gathering or session related to a broader conference or meeting.
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Margle
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Sherif
Wellston, ‘Mo
EYCON
Buren
Taula
Ahnarote
Ley
Mississippi
Fei and
Nenard
Ars
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