Orrin A Rice Dies at Weyauwega Wisconsin
Special to The Northwestern reports Orrin A Lee known as Orrie died in Weyauwega on April 14 1925 after a career as a telegraph operator and garage business promoter. Survived by eight children two with marriages and many grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday with Rev Sidney Lewis officiating.
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Orln
A.lee
Orrie
Chicago
Wayauwega ‘Telephone Exchange
Rice & Hannon
Pine Street
Mr. Rice
Rbres Sons
Waupacabana Balk Park
Madison
Sidney Lewis
Weyaunees
Sadie
George Les
Marahfield
Abe
Mian Erricton
Wauraca
Weyatween
Cleghorn
Autilitarii
E. Tae
Noted undercover police informant dies in St Joseph
An undercover police informer known as Mr XO in police records dies at St Joseph. He, described as a longtime contact to authorities about the Greek underworld, reportedly earned $1800 yearly in pay and was tied to a discreet Farm near St Joseph. The story notes limited public knowledge of his police connections and the mystery surrounding his identity.
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Associated Press
Orienza—Wilam Genreloontas
Chicago
Ihn Police
Ear St. Joseph
Gree
Theo
Dentist's Life Battle Begins in Superior Court
Thomas Young faces trial in a California superior court over the alleged murder of his wife Grace Young. A 30 page affidavit accompanies a motion for continuance as his attorney seeks delays while key depositions from the east are awaited.
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United Press
Los Angles
Thomas Young
Ife
Auparier
Grace Groswn Young
Juder E. P. Hahn
Young
Outbound Mongolian Expedition Yields Notable Finds
An exploratory team departing Mongolia reports significant prehistoric discoveries. Detected remains and artifacts highlight early human activity, with researchers preparing documentation for publication and future digs. The international project involves collaboration among archaeology groups and media partners.
Fractured OCR Story Incoherent Car Incident
A garbled OCR text describes a car incident involving a Coolidge vehicle and an open flyer. Names and details are unreadable, with scattered phrases about a Sabbath and a trip to something like a Plymouth location. The passage lacks clear events or outcomes.
RIFFIANS Rally Report From Ambiguous Communique
An Associated Press style note mentions a rallying of riffians in connection with a French communique. The report references a Mensa satellite and a hypothetical Hatamayed event, with unclear specifics due to garbled OCR text.
Clark's Famous Cunardine Cruises Offered Worldwide
F. C. Clark presents a catalog of Cunardine cruises from January 1926 including a 123 day around the world westward voyage priced from 1250 to 300, a Mediterranean loop 800 to 1700 for 60 days, a 60 day Rio de la Plata to Buenos Aires trip at 55 to 1500, plus Norway and western Mediterranean itineraries. Rates cover hotels drives guides and fees. Clark promises long experience in cruise management from New York.
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Clark
Cunardine
New Outer
Around the World
Cruse
Budos Aires
Norway
Western
Mediterranean
F. C. Clark
Tiassa Siig
New York
Fragmentary military update from front line theater
A terse report notes limited activity near Diebri Sarma with partial valving around the Madden-Er-icimn sector. Only terse lines describe operations along the front with no clear outcomes or dates.
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Diebri Sarma
Queen Mary Sets New Fashion of Jewels in Hat
Queen Mary influences society fashion by wearing small jewels in her hat at recent races. The pattern quickly spreads among fashionable women, with secret observers and society members adopting the trend in hopes of matching the queen’s style.
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Mary
Tondon
Large acreage planned for winter wheat to 4.93 million acres
The Associated Press reports Washington plans indicate a fall planting of winter wheat, with farmers’ intentions interpreted by the department of agriculture suggesting about 4.934 million acres may be invested in the crop. The figures reflect preliminary estimates released to the department and made public today.
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Associated Press
Waanington
Garmers
Department of Ame Hienlthre
Scientists and researchers by gender in Moscow and Leningrad
The text notes that scientists are mathematicians and natural science experts. It claims that Aerizwiturists form only four percent of the above figures. It states that the percentage of women among Moscow scientists is 1a percent and among Leningrad scientists is 12 percent respectively.
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Leningrad
Leningrad Academy of Ae
Moscow
B. J. Cheney
Toledo
Wisconsin State Briefs Roundup Summary
Wenktsha resident Willam Wellenzein fined 1000 dollars for violating prohibition laws with six months in jail on default. Shedoyman Anton Schumants sustained injuries when left arm crushed under an 800 pound press at Badeor factory. Tamphark White’s car windshield struck by stray bullet near local road. kosky girl criticized. Allwanker divorced after one week and a half marriage per Mrs Venis Klakner testimony in circuit court.
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Willam Wellenzein
Shedoyman
Anton Schumants
Badeor Rapnery
Tamphark-White
Ante Kosky
Allwanker
Venis Klakner
Alex
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