Severe Early Frost Strikes Central North America
Provinces across the region report sudden temperature drops and frost damaging crops. Snow blankets Manitoba, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, and northern Minnesota while Montana Wyoming and the Canadian Pacific Northwest see record lows and cold rain. Farmers work to salvage seed corn as severe weather affects Iowa Illinois and other states with flooding and disrupted rail traffic.
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Chicago
A. PysHinew
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
North Dakota
Wyoming
Pacific Northwest
Sephepiber
Helena
Mont
Rocky Moon
Canada
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Rth Dakota
Alberta Lea
Minn
Boles Falls
St Peru
Bloomington
Erie
Sandusky Coun
Lake’ Erie
Middle West
Montana
Rocky $ Mn
Prairie
Spokane
Pacific
Midwest
Teagistir
Tinney May Face Jail Over Alimony, Court Action
New York reports comedian Frank Tinney may go to jail for failing to pay alimony of 200 dollars a week after his estranged wife Imogene Wilson claimed no payment since their July divorce. Tinney had claimed his wife withdrew the action but a Brooklyn court held him in contempt and ordered him to pay.
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New
York
A. P
Frank
Tinhey, Cémedian
Broadway
Tignéyi
Syracuse
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Berry
Frank Tinser
Mimms
Tinney
Long Island
Baldwin
Imogene Wilson
Earl Carroll
Synnehs
Geneva report recalls court issue in senate debate
Washington dispatch notes renewed talk of a possible fight in the United States Senate over American adhesion to a world organization. The article discusses reservations tied to future protocol changes and the potential reopening of a bitter congressional struggle.
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Washington
United States Senate
Amer Dgan
Ington
United : States
Three crew members die in shipboard accident at Ranama
three members of the crew, American seamen, were scalded to death when an apt pipe exploded aboard a vessel here. The tragedy occurred in Ranama on September 24. Further details were not available.
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Ranama
Eréw Ag
Séeimer
Finland
Abe
Effort to oust continues over Fonck air disaster
District Attorney Edwards released Colonel H E Hartleys affidavit on the Fonck airship disaster. Hartley said Fonck was incompetent to pilot a ship of such size and load. The inquest into two deaths continues as officials seek factors behind the failure and possible negligence.
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Mineola
N. Se
A. P
Satorney
Edwards
H. E. Hartley
Argonauts, Inc
Fonck
Disit
Itley
Waler R.jones
France
America
Gsc da
Fonek
Fragmentary Erie News Vignette Cites Red Cross Car Incident
Muddled OCR text hints at a report involving the Red Cross car and a stop collapse. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment suggests a minor traffic or incident scene with possible medical aid.
Two Prisoners Wounded in Alleged Incident at State Penitentiary
Donald White of Mesipa and Calvin Esalt of Bledsoe County were wounded in an incident at the state penitentiary according to an AP dispatch from Magavilla dated September 24. Details remain unclear as investigators assess the event and condition of both men.
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Magavilla
Teon
A. P
Donald ‘White
Mesipa It
Calvin’ Esalt
Bledsoe
Nelf Dofen
Caninel
Tunney Visits After Victory As Champ Takes Rest
Philadelphia dispatch reports Gene Tunney resting after his victory. The champion remained calm in a modest hotel suite as plans for future bouts began to take shape.
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WMH
Philadelphia
A. P
Tunney
Arid
Strouds
New York
Strat I
Malone Storrg Mora
Ousted Pastor and Fundamentalism Debate Rise
A Presbyterian synod splits over a pastor named Crombie who preaches Biblical miracles and fundamentalism. Elders fight his views, accusing him of teaching creationism and anti modern ideas while seeking control of church pulpit and school instruction.
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Presbyterian’ “Synod
B. Crombie
Fragmented OCR: vague event note from ae region
Vague OCR fragment references an event or action in ae with unclear numbers and names, hindering definite identification. No clear entities or dates emerge from the readable text.
Petition to State Board seeks limit on local education subjects
The document reports a petition to the State Board of Education by Superintendent T. H. Harris requesting a regulation that would allow teaching of only one subject by extension instructors in the city. It mentions planned study segments and a teacher named L. P. I. from Euston, with meetings every second Saturday and concerns over eligibility for certain instructors.
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State Board’ of Education
T. .H. Harris
Ube
Euston
Oil Drill Report Marks Mixed Results at Parishes
In Monteseux and Calwell parish drilling yields varied outcomes with a wildcat well in Calwell parish reaching a final status. The report notes production and a gas zone near Stevens No.1 and 81-21-40, with Union parish referenced in connection to operations.
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Urania
My Salle - Parish
Kfit
Weserkbens
Lai Salle
Etval
Tremont
Wismifarteh
osIn Monteseux
Cyclone Devastates Sandusky and Columbiana Counties
Severe cyclonic storms lashed Lake Erie nearby counties causing extensive flooding and crop damage across Columbiana, Sandusky, Huron, and surrounding areas. Total damage estimated at 100000 to 280000 dollars with several injuries and at least one likely fatality reported as storms swept south of Clyde toward Summitville.
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Cleveland
New Cears
Mare
Clyde
Sandusky County
Huron
Seckenan
Columbiana County
Liverpool
Welleryn
Summitville
Evacuation by National Guard Near Moore Haven War Days Scene
About 200 residents of Moore Haven Florida were evacuated by national guards under militia orders after floods and disease threats. Dr. B L Adams advised the move and officers enforced it as the town lay partly wrecked with corpses reported and relief workers tallying remains. The scene recalled wartime evacuations as the militia pledged to stay until refugees may return.
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France
A. Bide
Haines
Po 'Malian
Eide
Moorehaven Relief Committee
Everglades
Referee Declares Tunney Leader After Seven Rounds
Philadelphia referee Tom Reilly said he would have hung his ballot for Tunney if required to decide the outcome of the big bout. He noted Tunney led after seven rounds with one round even and two rounds awarded to Dempsey.
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Philadelphia
Tom Reilly
Reilly
Tunney
Dethpeey
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