Ku Klux Klan publicity man charged in Coburn murder
Atlanta attorney W S Coburn was fatally shot in his office by Philip Fox a Klan publicity agent. Fox claimed self defense and said Coburn planned to ruin him but denied Klan involvement. Investigators prepared for grand jury action as police reviewed the case.
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Phier Fox
Ku King Klan
Avas
AW. S.cohavu
Joseph Simnang
Klan
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Fox
Cohtra
Life Law
Patlee
Arrical
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Box
Slinmons
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Slamons
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Hite
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Texas
Rachel Mawk
Hig Perdu
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Ifo
California
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Rittenhouse
Philadelphia
Finoi
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Blake Fat Coarn
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Poller
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Coburn
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unclear fragment hints at Klan reference and office dispute
Fragmentary text mentions a "Ku Klux Klan" context and an incident at an office involving individuals named Fox and Coburn. The passage lacks coherent details, making it impossible to determine a clear event, location, or outcome.
Man robbed and shot after late night at He 200 block billiard parlor
Gus Howard was slugged and robbed early this morning near the Horsesdal y billiard parlor on Northlark Street. He says he shot at attackers in defense as they fled, suffering a head wound requiring medical aid. Police report the incident occurred around 1 40 o clock en route home.
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Horesdaly
Lark Atrect
Trent
I Lysletan
Tasallanta Gal
Uway
S M Walker Found Dead In Washington Home
Simon Martin Walker was found dead in his Washington home by Mr Orr. The death appeared sudden with possible heart trouble. His wife and daughter, plus several relatives, were mentioned as residing nearby and arrangements were not yet made due to the absence of his wife.
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Simon Martin Walker
Mr. Waller
Washington
W. S. Orr
North
Ault Street
Mgr
Orr
Long Walker
Citee Kern
Bon’ Gee
Piris
Mme
Pineras
Seqeo
Alse
Philadelphia
M K T Ten Special Set to Visit Moberly Friday
The M K T Ten Special poultry demonstration car will arrive Friday on train No 18 at 9726 a.m. and depart on train No 19 at 248 p.m. on Saturday November 10. Local agents arrange parking for pupils to view the car at Union Station opposite the old Katy dispatchers building near the viaduct in Moberly.
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M-K-T
L.-C. Straw
Moberly
Union Station
Katy
Governor Walton Seeks Federal Injunction in Oklahoma
In Tawson Oklahoma on November 1 J Walton suspended governor filed in federal court alleging a conspiracy to remove him from office. Through his attorneys he sought a writ of injunction and restraining order against members of the legislature and allied figures to block impeachment.
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Gev. Walton
Tawson
Okla
I—J. Co
Walton
Oklahoma
Willen
Cc. Jawett
Oklahoma Authax Klan
Poincare Delivers Ultimatum on German Reparations
Paris demands Germany resume allied military control and replies by week’s end. Brussels reports tensions over a proposed reparations inquiry while Britain and France seek agreement on expert talks. Washington reviews Paris stance and Germany’s reparations capacity as discussions loom.
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Poincare
France
Intervr
Germany
Ceramy
Dama Dng
London
Lowns
Brussels
Prange
Loudon
Paris
Bulgaria Demands Apology Over Military Attache Attack
Dispatches from Belgrade report Bulgaria pressing for apologies after an attack on the Yugoslav military attaché in Sofia. Three unknown assailants wounded the officer in a shooting amid tense frontier claims and NATO-era rivalries.
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Bulgaria
Athens
Tugolavich
Belgrade
Tondon
Atiacle
Sofare
Solin
oliga-Shivia
Remains of Richard Hearn Transported for Burial
The body of Richard O Hearn who died in Denver Saturday evening will be taken to the Makan & 2 funeral parlor where services will be held at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
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Onterton's
Richare
Hearn
Denver
Elnek
St. Mary's
Tolson Seeks Secretary of State Post Amid Firm Push
John Tolson campaigns for the Secretary of State role with a strong, insistent demand for reforms. Supporters cite Tolson's experience and policy clarity as key assets in a crowded field.
1000 Shops Looted in Berlin Today
A Berlin report states about 1000 shops were looted today amid unrest. Police estimated the number and noted Jewish-looking people were among the looters, with authorities citing widespread damage and at least one arson related incident near the Bavarian border.
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Berlin
Educate Them to Respect Law and Hygiene Standards
A international column notes secretary Antes of the Public Welfare Department urging social hygiene education in Nebraska schools. General Cumming supports integrating hygiene into studies to capture students’ attention. Edward Keyes at Cornell University praises the hygiene movement as strengthening democracy. OurWantads provide effective results.
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St. Louis
Novascoe
Antes
Ivette Public Welfare Department
Nebraska
Nba
Ugh Cumming
Bublic
United
Aarne Éduetton
Edward, Jr. Keyes
OL Rology
Corne University
United States
Twelve Bodies Recovered From Wrecked Mine Blast
Beckley West Virginia reports twelve miners died in a mine explosion at the Naleig ore mine. Thirty five workers were underground when the blast occurred Dawn. rescuers brought twelve bodies to the surface. Officials say others may remain entombed as recovery continues.
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Beckley
Glen
Roger
Canadian Province Votes Wet and Dry Ballot Question
A fragmented report notes voters in the province choosing wet over dry provisions after a seven year dispute. The measure would limit alcohol sales to on premise consumption or private clubs, with limited quantities and permits to the government.
Desperate armed escapees terrorize Philadelphia jail scene
Nov 1 reports describe two armed escapees from an eastern penitentiary breaking out and firing at guards. A fourth accomplice was killed. two inmates remain at large described as desperate and armed. Fire at Charles Selby’s home, 220 South Clark Street, was extinguished by firefighters after a spark set a roof blaze.
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Philadelhia
Nia
Chas. Selby
Charles Selby
Clark Street
Veterans' Bureau Under Investigation for Large Disposal
Washington reports the Veterans' Bureau is under scrutiny over the disposal of more than three million dollars in supplies stored at Perryville Maryeville. The government paid the cost and the matter is being examined by a congressional committee investigating the bureau.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Clene Bureau
Perryville
Ganateicnmmittem Intigatings
Bureau
Fragmentary notes on public health supply dispute
Fragmented OCR hints at a public health service dispute over supplies. A witness recalls a sale of supplies and subsequent actions by Dr. Smitt and General Sawyer pressuring Forbes to allow the Health Service to reclaim needed items.
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Smitt
Shipmere
Gener
Sawyer
Forbes
Indiana Bandits Escape With 13000 At Bank
Five bandits robbed the Park Savings Bank in Spencer Indiana just after opening hours escaping with about 13000. A passerby witnessed the theft and employees were briefly held captive as the robbers fled in a vehicle. Local authorities launched a manhunt and reviewed nearby security footage for leads.
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Louis
Park Savings Bank
Tiree
Mrs Ess Released On Bond In Michigan City Case
Mrs J W Ess arrived in custody from Michigan and was released on a bond of 1599 in the Justice Marshall court. A preliminary appearance set for Thursday with bond signed by Mrs and Burton Renee Gabe Deskin. The case involves a pending marriage-annulment action and a jewelry at stake, including a lost diamond ring.
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J. W
Michigan
Hee
Jade Hamme
Hamat
Riage
Michigan City
Shori
Milan
Nebraska Governor Warns Dealers Over Coal Distribution
Governor Charles W. Bryan threatened to intervene in coal distribution to municipalities to curb pressure from dealers seeking to control shipments. Charles W. Green of this city, famed horse judge, is invited to judge the American Royal Horse Shaw in Kansas City November 17 to 25. Mr. and Mrs. Green will travel to Kansas City on the seventh.
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Bryan-Is
Jiméolh
Neb
Nebraska
Roday
Vatala
Wise
Pach Tine
Canuinning
Green
Charles W. Green
Clty
Eyaiu
American Royal Horse
Shaw
Ak City
Kayisas Cmy-On- Thei
Coates Street Re-Surfacing Ordinance Passed by Meeting
A council session approved an ordinance to re surface Coates Street with Centuckin pligit as the contractor proposed. The mayor and speakers argued over funding and timing while property owners urged city action and bonded guarantees.
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Coates -Street
Ian
Peanie
Snc
Artion
Eamund Burke
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