Caldwell and Oklahoma land drive sparks and riots
An 1880s town tale follows Caldwell unrest sparked by David Payne support and a Hunnewell march. Colonel Moore and Tony Harrison maneuver through crowd politics while Rita Moore presses social boundaries. Major Bowman aids Pawnee students and faces Spotted Horse chief confrontation, foreshadowing more frontier turmoil.
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Aannewell
David Payne
Payne
Hannewell
Moses
Promised Land
Oklahoma
Colonel Moore
Tony Harrison
Caldwell
Mra
Moore
Rita
Uear
Tony
Sitmen Send Out New Call For Help
Six men imprisoned in the submarine S-4 beneath the ocean off Provincetown Mass sent a coded message saying they had enough ox ygen and asked if there was any hope. The note was tapped on the hull and received by a nearby sister ship, while efforts to pump air had previously failed. the men remained alive as of Monday afternoon.
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Tony
Marguerita
Katherine Moore
Rita
Caldwell
Big Buffalo
Ques
Payne
Joe Craig
Titus Moore
David Paine
Gordon
Nic
Pawnee
Major Bowman
Goth
Bowman
Caldiwell
Santa Fe
Wellingtop
Bowman Aemilet
Etek
Lillie
Lille
Spotted Horse
Gorden Vuitets
Tie
Frank West
Frank
Ward
Lillia
Boston
Province Town
Navy Ford
Nicasions
Provincetown
Mass
Mondar Ser
Ang
Jack Lockwill's Fighting Blood agritets case update
Fragmentary OCR notes report Jack Lockwill involved in a fighting blood case with no clear dates or locations. The text references Pappis and mentions injections or pills but current details are unreadable. Further clarification needed to produce a precise summary.
Pan American Concert Hour Among Latin American Works
A radio schedule lists a 35 meter Pan American Concert from Arlington and NBC networks featuring the United Service Orchestra under Capt. William J. Ler and Lieut Chatits Banter performing Latin American compositions. The block includes multiple stations and programs across cities, with pianist Dylan Josetsh and other ensembles. The lineup spans WEAF, WJZ, WHAL, WLW, and more, detailing varied dinner music, dance orchestras, and studio theater segments through late evening.
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Washington
United Service Orchestra
Alata Frou
Army
Mary Sand
Wiliam Jler
Lieut Chatits Banter
An Heyro
Cnabune Aris
Chizen
Trary
NAA
Arlington
Catted Service Orchestra
Sea deiCampy
Acprepy
Dyla Josetsh
Atlanta
WEAF
WEAL
Baltivore
Ot-Sinieman
Whal Mele Quartet
ONGC
WJZ
UG_WHAL Ensemble
TAL Dance Orchestre
Weal Koston—Agn
Wardorf-Astoria Orchestra
Big Brother Club
Tinoer
Studio Teatro
Bomety
Louis Weiser
Kryw-Mfkx
Chicago
Otoriwa
WUE
Congress Carnival
Kentucky Secenadera
Or¢an
Jzemes
Stevens Hotel
Creneitte
Weze-Waid
NBC
Palmer Bouse
Wls
CERCA
Seng
WLW
CINCI
Sante Cinua
Frostan
Formica
Henry Theis Orcehatte
WTAM
Cleveland
aNste Theatre Vaudernie
WHAF
Morting Cheral
Bridew Gemre
Dan'e Musics Dees
WHO
Des Moines
Rankerk Lite Orchestra
Autommable Agitecors
NBC Arcetares
WEAP
Dlteoit—Sit
Hetel Statler
Tim
Maceforte Dieters
NEC
Arcadia Orchestre
VOX- Wik
Detroit
Stragane Thor
Naked Features
WIC
Mantford
KTRS
WRAY
Bioktim
WHAS
Louintilae
Art
Win
ABC
Eagies Proic
P. & A. Pasty
Barclime University Hetr
Sclivan Ooecs
Iva
Wam
Andrew Jackson Orebeette
Anitree Jackson
Walton-Astacia Orchestre
Aladets Weiman
Evereid
Gamberierg
Travery
Benda
Perham Whic
New York
New Roux
Mi Oly Wen
MCA
WOW
Omana
Dinnes
Prngreme Fren
Wham
Rochester
Moerkets
Dread Music
Cornel Ghee
Studie Muse
Gees
WGY
Schenectapt
Dineer Mune
Chet Press
Orchestra
Toronto
Ss. Marks
WKAF
Submarine Break In Airline Ends In Rescue Effort
Rescue workers labored through Monday night into Tuesday, awaiting word on a submarine wreck after a break in an air line and torpedo compartment. Lieut Charles B Momeen, expert, offered cautious hope that survivors could endure until early Wednesday, as chains and gears arrived from Charlestown navy yard to aid raising the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles B. Momeen
Navy
Charlestown Navy
Ihe
Ivers
Wrecked boat surfaced as gale hampers rescue effort
Throughout the night a pump to the ballast tank operated while wind and gale forced Jese to battle spray and ice. The rescue attempt faced stronger wind and seas as Breather grew more powerful, halting efforts temporarily.
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Jese
Britain's newest Warship Requires 16 Tons Fuel Hour
To drive at full speed H. M. Nelson, Britain's newest warship, requires sixteen tons of fuel oil per hour. The note highlights the ship's consumption as a measure of its power and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M
Nelson
Britain
Fragmented OCR Note on Medicine and Prices
Fragmented text references a prescription for a medicine, mentions dosage and price notes, and includes garbled phrases about stores and testing. It cites a potter and a legal or shopping context with unclear entities and mixed letters, making a coherent report difficult.
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Ernest Lynn
Amdhow
Jessen
Gambist
GUM- Aun
Sue Craic
Feremae
Tomy
Cretz
Cashion
Bentes
Sanaker
Cabewatt
Tirta
Civemmacanere
Cateneh Wrere
Frey
Calawett
Mita
Char
Manmese
May Woods
Shane
Mrs. Moore
Shafer
Joe C
David Perne
Acestar
Boo 14
Pat
Hunnewell
Kansas
Eich
Ted
Espooure
Bret Vist
Rieses
Tefore Sereer
Aig
Fatser
Bis
Majer Bowman
Joe Cenic
Gordon Litte
Pawnee BN
S-4
Jack Lockwill
Gilbert Patten
Frank Morriwell
Hargon
Lockwill
Jack
Price
Wiley Darling
Hergen
Np United Freach
Meecers
Dienty Ngures
Benin
Baloness
RADIO
Albert C. Palmer
Cruen
James E. Doll
Optometrist
N. Market ST. Frederick, AD
Akhiy Fevhel
Vary Wilke
Seeson No
Sees Cal
Cart
Hyatt Chevrolet
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Market Street
Kresevick
Ideal Garage
Patrick St
Eveready Prestone
Permament Protectan
Fredelick Auto
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