Free Dances Illegal When Profits Are From Congregations
A local dispute centers on free dances and profits in a congregation led by Ananelaled Treen Madleon-Fren. Lawyers argue the proprietor risks violating state law and county ordinances by hosting gatherings with alcohol and admission. Authorities seek to prohibit public dances as violations under municipal rules and statutory amendments.
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Treen Madleon
UN Tawni
Tf Menkerschmidt
Lewis
Powell
Aiatrict
Nntornay
Thenonten
Menesni'a
Opinten
Wlate
Erdimnen
Kenoaha
Philip F. LA Foltette
Tiana County
Wan
von of the Neen
Parran
Madison
Metntonh
Renarnl
Fred Rimmerman
Fragmented OCR Item Reflects Amended Public Service Proceedings
A garbled set of phrases references a financial figure of 910,000 paid in cash and 40,000 in notes, noting a zero percent capital payout and an amendment rejected by a public service corporation. It mentions a railroad commission evaluating asset values and a pending formal action related to issuing additional items amid ongoing reviews. The text is incomplete.
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Aervion T Corporation
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Dentists Wife Murder Case Leads to Well Disposal
In Angelo Ontifia a dentist is linked to the murder of his wife Holdengan, with the body found in a well near his home after a confession by a camp-side suspect. Police read a taped statement and arrest the suspect after months of investigation, tracing the case to a prominent city cafe network.
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Rena
Tan Angelo
Thinas
A Oniny
Holdengan
Whoan Wade
Ettenmerd
Ohta
Young
Heads Credit Men Elect R W Watson President
At the annual convention of the Real Credit? association officers were elected. R W Watson was chosen as president alongside other named officials, including Heller Lasls and Meyer Haweson Tes in attendance.
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Bowane
Reial Creditmana
Tanociating
Fifty Witnesses to Be Called in Davenport Trial
In Milwaukee Wisconsin trial of Inhn V Davenport for robbing the Northwest Bank of Minneapolia in December, about fifty witnesses will be called. The state aims to prove Davenport led the bandit gang while defense seeks to show he was ensnared by informants. Jury selection will occupy most of the day.
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Tinted Frese
Milwauken
Inhn
Minneapolia
Northwest Fen National Bank
Hare
Hheobeh Witnensen
Night Summary from 1926 Pan American Con
An early 20th century report discusses public health urging learning and cooperation with medical professionals to prevent cancer, notes new government controls on industry and crime, and mentions a royal decree granting an hour for Sunday church attendance as Pan-American tensions loom. The piece cites Treasury Secretary Andrews and journalist Laren of Jeurnalisus in Washington with an April 1 1926 opening date referenced.
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New York
Posneanne Adour
American Society For Contrast Cancer
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Washington
Kellogg Kellogg Mexican Crisis Stir Diplomatic Row
United States Secretary Kellogg and Mexican President Calles exchange sharp statements over Mexican sovereignty and US policy. Calles accuses Kellogg of threatening Mexican independence while Kellogg’s remarks spark concern about expropriation and delayed claims settlements.
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Mexico
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Shot in Hip Running From Highwayman
Dalath Minnesota short local incident reports a man named Georges Gordon 24 exposed to a holdup in a park at night. He and another man were accosted by two armed assailants. Gordon attempted to resist and was shot in the hip as he fled a short distance before the assailants escaped.
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Dalath
Minn
Hay
Georges Gordon
Gordon
Areenberk
Aeane
Anbera
Hay Fever and Asthma Claim Free Trial Offer
An advertising item promises to stop hay fever and asthma in three days with a free $1.00 treatment of a home remedy. It claims 100000 users benefited after other options failed and offers postpaid delivery from HN. Townlet at 869 Baker-Vamrter in ny.
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Police issue shoot to kill order for gunmen cleanup
Chicago police conducted the largest raid sweep, rounding up more than foreign bootleggers and moonshine makers after two officers were killed and another wounded in a street fight. Mayor Dever State's Attorney and officials vowed to purge the city of gangsters, with orders to shoot to kill issued to officers.
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Star
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Stott
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Chicago
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Professor claims nonmagnetic nickel breakthrough
Madison reports physicist I Fr Tagersall of Wisconsin University proves nickel can be nonmagnetic and noncrystalline when chilled and cooled, while notes magnetic form is crystalline. He aims to extend the method to iron and cobalt. In a separate note, New York University receives a $500,000 gift from Daniel Guggenheim for an aeronautics school.
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Tagersall
University of Wreconsin
Hta
Ingersoll
New York
New York University
Daniel Guggenhein
Caustic blast targets rebels who took Washington in encampment
United Press reports at Port Huron Michigan veterans encampment featured Louis Farren Arrensburg denouncing rebels who seized Washington. He linked the Stone Mountain coin act to treason, urged action to restore prewar order, and praised past Union victory while warning against Confederate symbols and modern dissent.
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Port Huron
Mich
Washington
Louis Farren F. Arrensburg
Pittsburg
Arvensburg
Confederacy
Congress
Pans Congress
Lee
Parks Formed Along Memorial Road in Green Bay
Parks near Memorial Road in Green Bay total ten acres, developed by the Institutions officials in cooperation with the Green Bay historical society which bought the land. They aim to complete and dedicate the parks by next October during the Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. One park will mark the site of the first courthouse in the northwest territory, surrounding the area where James Doty’s house once stood.
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Associated Pref Society
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Fort Smith Park
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