Stables Burn At 38 Fair Grounds In Fire Awareness
Firemen battled a blaze at the 38 Fair Grounds stables causing extensive damage to the structure and fencing. A carnal horse was missing and presumed perished in the fire with investigators seeking leads. theories include a tossed cigarette and calls of possible arson, while others recall prior mysterious fires in the city.
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Hartshorne Robbers Foiled Twice by Clever Trap
In Hartshorne Oklahoma 1934 residents endured two thefts by bear thieves before a master trap finally stopped the culprits. The article notes local residents endured further incursions and the stunt ended with the capture or retreat of the suspects.
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Extortion Scandal Ties to Police Probe in California
In Pasadena a gang extortion case escalates as a veteran officer reports being targeted. Authorities identify a suspect as Jack Wt Mumbing and reveal a hospital shooting amid a broader sting involving a band of criminals. U S agents join the investigation into the crime wave and ransom schemes.
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Four-Legged Chick Aims at Dues: Mz TAS AD
A tiny four legged chick features in a quirky local notice or column snippet seeking dues or a donation. The fragment hints at a playful or whimsical theme tied to a person or event labeled TAS with a regional tag AD.
Mobile Infantry Planned as German Missile Power House
Report notes plans for mobile infantry units described as Germany's most powerful weapon system. The text suggests a strategic role for mobile troops in future operations, highlighting their mobility and firepower.
Well-Versed In Flying Toough fairy ta bier the JMTLOT sportsmen
The fragmentary OCR text mentions sportsmen and individuals like P. Longfellow and Henry Wadsworth, with unclear references to times and records. The readable content is too garbled to establish a coherent event, outcome, or clear entities beyond the scattered personal names.
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Farmers vote 10 back wheat plan across regions
Unofficial returns from Saturdays referendum show strong support for continuing the wheat benefit curtailment program. Officials anticipate official tallies mirroring the 6 to 1 ratio with 100 160 565 to 26 327 votes and canvassing planned by the relief committee. Public figures caution on immediate AAA amendments while noting backing from wheat districts and regional polling sites.
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Hurt at Ball Game Injures Wakefield Player
A Wakefield player was hurt during a Waxe Alter game when he landed on the ground and was struck above the eye. He received first aid from Dr James T Mavsi at Windsor and was later transported to the hospital for treatment.
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Ransom sought in Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case
Tacoma wires report George Weyerhaeuser, nine, remains in abductors hands with ransom demand of two hundred thousand dollars. Parents J P Weyerhaeuser and family urged authorities to act while signs of behind the scenes activity indicated possible abduction plot connected to a three year plan.
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Jane Addams Echoed in Maryland Baccalaureate Sermon
Reverend Henry J. of Bethesda-Chevy Chase Church cited Jane Addams as a model for social welfare and leadership during a Maryland seniors baccalaureate sermon in College Park. He urged graduates to lead and serve, warning against those who lack a good word for freedom and social effort.
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Chile honors Columbus on stamps with long issuing history
Chile has issued 120 Columbus stamps since 1835, featuring five portraits and spanning 1835 to 1995. Despite Chilean attention to Pedro Valdivia, Columbus imagery persisted, with stamps issued in 1411 1912 and 1918 and a 1995 Type shown.
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Hit and Run Injures Clyde Duvall Near Walkers
Clyde Duvall, 24, was struck by a hit and run driver near Walkers while walking toward his home. He sustained a crushed elbow and required hospital treatment, with no amputation. State Police reported the incident occurred early evening and noted incomplete details from the fragmented OCR.
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State police to phase in automobiles over motorcycles
Hagerstown Md May 26 Auto mobiles will replace motorcycles as far as feasible in the State police department J Purdon Wright acting superintendent announced at a Young Men's Republican League meeting in Washington county He said motorcycles are inefficient for catching speeding drivers The piece also notes a queen bee lays about 1390 eggs daily during breeding season.
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