World Court case ends in gunfight at Lake Weir home
Federal agents storm a summer residence on Lake Weir after a six hour battle with gunmen. Two Barkers, Fred and the mother, were killed. A Negro cook employed at the house was questioned. no agents reported casualties. Coronor’s inquest followed.
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Flovian Wood
Associated Press
Oklawaha
Fla
Fred Barker
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Hls
Wa” Barker
Department of Justice
Uhey
Lake Weir
TY. C. Blackburn
Mar
Pac
Vo Ream
Paar
Cwumn
Total cost of World War to the United States
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered phrases about the total cost of World War I for the United States. It mentions Washington and other garbled names, with no clear dates, figures, or coherent facts to confirm a precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unusual Weather Circumstance Noted In Report
A fragmentary weather note records unusual atmospheric conditions and shifts in temperature. Details are unclear but indicate notable patterns affecting the local area.
Civic dream realized at Menominee beach breakwater
Menominee completed the 1,350 foot breakwater along Lake Michigan. The project was built with FERA labor at an approximate cost of $100,000, marking a civic milestone for the community.
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Menominee, Miet
Menominee
Menominee Beach
FERA
Communists of China May Be Defeated
Shanghai dispatch reports 40 000 red forces moving west toward Sichuan border facing Chiang Kai Shek troops. Provincial and national armies prepare a joint drive against about 60 000 communists in southeast Sichuan as refugees flood into nearby cities amid widespread terror and violence.
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Aatiatedt
Morris J. Harris
Shanghai
China
Kweichow
Yangtze Kiang
Wu- Kiang
Chungking
Szechuan
Rec
Biangsi
Uhern Antesel
J.C. Stem
Wuhu
By Mai
Siams
Rede
Long Memory Envelops Suspect From Chicago
Text fragment describes a pursuit involving a Chicago suspect and subsequent movements through a sequence of locations, including references to a chase, a detention, and related unnamed events. The readable portion hints at cross-city tracking and possible warrants or investigations tied to the suspect.
Ruth Declares He Will Stay Out Of Baseball
A garbled 1925-era note cites Babe Ruth possibly keeping distance from baseball. It mentions a player manager contract, references United Press, and hints at Japan arrival rumors while quoting Ruth about staying clear of the sport. The fragmentary text notes rumors of a star and possible moves but remains largely unreadable.
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Ruth
Rabe
Payohall
Tews
United
Japan
Townsend Pension Bill Is Introduced
Washington report on John Stevens McGroariy presenting Dr Townsend plan for old age pensions to Congress. Proposal offers $200 monthly at age 60 to 65 with work abstinence and savings. Debate previews political risk. supporters claim it will meet machine age challenges amid opposition warnings.
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Washinsion
California
John Stevens McGroariy
Capitol Hill
Townsend
F. £. Townsend
Agamel Ib
Washington
North Dakota House weighs Moodie impeachment move
In Bismarck unverified reports say a nonpartisan House group urged action to impeach Governor Moodie amid questions over his residency. A pending lawsuit in LaeCowie contests Moodie’s eligibility and a resolution seeks proof of U.S. citizenship.
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Bismarck
North
Thomas H. Moodie
Ihr
Y House
Moodie
Laecowie
Moodegannot
Shen
Senate Prin
Untitled fragment from local page item
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page shows unclear words and isolated letters. The readable portions suggest a minimal local item without clear names dates places or events to identify.
Madiven Mant Expected in Water Race
Local sporting brief notes Madiven Mant is favored to compete in the water race event. Officials expect a strong lineup and increased competition as entrants crowd the field.
Cash Relief Costs Rise in Wisconsin Aid Program
Wisconsin relief headquarters report show increased costs for cash aid, with expenditures rising from monthly totals to about 35 million dollars during the peak of the program. Officials note benefits to recipients depend on work and eligibility, while overall expenses may outpace prior projections.
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Leotard C. Sehube
United Press
Madison
Gay
la Foliette
Murcner Co
Wisreousin
Wisconsin
Rekel
Going to Find Out the Causes of Low Mood Meter
A concise report notes an effort to identify factors behind low mood measured by a mood meter. Researchers aim to isolate psychological and environmental contributors for targeted interventions.
Bank Robbery Attack Near McNabb Ends in Capture
Bandits who tried to rob the Leonore State Bank of Leongie Illinois were pursued by county and city police to a field near McNabb. One bandit was killed, two wounded, and three captured after a siege that left Deputy Sheriff Brown and Charles Feipp injured. Names identified include Glen Axine deputy, David Leech, and Arthur Thiricn, with victims N orbert Maas and others held hostage during the escape.
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Leonore
Leongie
McNabb
Ouiawe
Glen Axine
Eputy
Brown
Marshll County
Charles Feipp
la Salle County
David Leech
Wise
Ona
Arthur Thiricn
Rockford
St Sade
Ayaehudup
Toba
Tive
Sepp
Oman
DIES IN HOSPITAL AFTER STREET FATAL ATTACK
A woman died in hospital after a street assault. The incident occurred when she was dragged along the road after being struck down by a person unknown. Police investigate the violent attack and seek witnesses in the area.
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Sinelis Gilbert
Senate Gets State's Farm Credit Bill
The Wisconsin Senate introduced a bill to create a state Farm Credit Administration to aid farmers in obtaining loans. Sen Morley Kelly cited past help from the federal Farm Credit Administration and proposed retaining current staff with the director appointed by the governor after Jan. 1, 1947. The measure aims to ease loan access and define department authority while maintaining some existing personnel.
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Kelly
Wisconsin Tarnt Credit Administration
Selmnedenau Administration
State Department
Senate
Morley Kelly
Fondon Lar
Gordon W. Gunderson
Farm Credit Administration
Seamor Kelly
KUL
Fratites Ieeening
Furmiers
Sara de Gap
Sergeant at Arms Gasfigized for Appointments
Meestei Hoa reports a formal appointment upheaval as the Sergeant at Arms undergoes a gasfigization process impacting duties and upcoming assignments. Officials confirm changes in protocol and oversee the transition.
Adherence to World Court Plea Reaches Senate
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelts urging Senate approval of U S adherence to the Permanent Court of International Justice and related protocols. He stresses nonpartisan support to avoid delaying world justice and safeguard U S sovereignty amid international move toward a court of justice.
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Washington
UPI
Roose
Senate
Republan
Democrafic
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States of Amirica
Permanent Court Or International Justice
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