Jury Deliberations Continue in Acquittal Case Amid Sleepless Night
Los Angeles report describes jurors debating a murder verdict with at least one undecided member. A juror reportedly shared no comment as deliberations resumed after a sleepless night, while possible verdict forms included acquittal or murder confession.
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Omyges Te Tifom
Bucketshop Charges Ready for Grand Jury
Associated Press reports that bucketshop charges against a group tied to the American Cotton Exchange will be presented to the grand jury after a conference between chief prosecutors and the office. Described as ongoing legal actions, authorities expect a decision soon.
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Associated Press
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Opward
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Tee Phome
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Woman on Trial for Murder and Alleged Accomplice
A trial proceedings note unclear but indicates a murder case with a woman defendant and an alleged accomplice. Jurors reportedly struggled to reach a verdict with a split 11 to 1. The fragment mentions prior court session and deliberation, and references gunfire as part of the context.
Sleet Storm Impacts PA Town As Poles Fall
Damaged streets report a sleet storm sweeping across a Pennsylvania town. Fallen poles blocked roads and disrupted power as residents faced frigid conditions and heavy ice.
President Harding Ends Ten Day Vacation
President Harding completes a ten day vacation and departs by special train for Washington. The trip wraps up with final rest and recreation before his departure, as aides report a quiet close to the journey.
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Ate
St Nucastine
Milan
Woeehington
MOVE TO MAKE UNIFORM STANDARDS OF ADMISSION TO HIGHER INSTITUTIONS
A historical notice discusses efforts to standardize admission requirements for colleges and universities. It references national debates, proposed guidelines, and potential impacts on applicants, with mentions of various regions and institutions.
Michigan Ohio Invited to Join Drainage Suit
A garbled text piece mentions Michigan and Ohio being invited to join a drainage suit. Several disjointed names and phrases appear, including references to dates and people, but the exact actions or parties remain unclear due to the corrupted OCR.
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Michigan
Ohio
Girl Ends Life While Drinking With Friends
A young woman dies after a night drinking with friends in Boston. Investigators note a troubling scene near Park Avenue and Wert Street. Family and local authorities ask for privacy as they assess the circumstances.
Woman Sentenced to Hospital for Insane
A broken and garbled OCR report indicates a woman was sentenced to a hospital for insanity. The text is fragmentary with unclear names and places, but conveys a psychiatric commitment outcome rather than a criminal sentence.
American Legion Employment Day Urges Aid for Ex-Service Men
Oshkosh mayor J A Mel Henry endorses a call for all citizens and organizations to aid the 960000 veterans of the great war who are unemployed. The observance on March 20 aims to mobilize civic, religious, and fraternal groups to remedy the employment crisis.
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Mel Henry
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Vmchenry
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la Porte
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Con Peart
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Coriot
Gil Teale
Fran Keeper
Tommie Et Omnia
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Calne
Ashe
Hauke
Lee
Dante
Rail pioneer dies after forty years in industry
Ty Ameociatad Freeswir is reported to have contributed to railway development over four decades. He engaged with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line and was a prominent figure in early rail work before his death.
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Grogerthern
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul
Roosevelt Relics on Exhibition Amid Turbulent Fragments
A garbled OCR fragment describes an exhibition of Roosevelt relics with chaotic details and stray names. It references individuals, locations, and a jumble of phrases about displays, boat items, and attempted narratives, with unclear dates or institutions.
Tommy O'Connor at Roadhouse Incident Sparks Proprieter Alarm
A garbled report describes Tommy O'Connor at a roadhouse, a proprietor’s alarm, and an arrest linked to a Chicago holdup. A police captain and local figures reference fugitives and a detective inquiry tied to Milwaukee area events and a Sunday night incident.
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Roadhouse
Unfounded arrest report in Taylor case questioned
A chaotic report claims an arrest occurred in the Taylor case but is deemed unfounded by investigators. The article references detectives and witnesses, noting no valid detainment or official action tied to the supposed suspect.
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Taylor
Wisconsin Woman Reports Russian Famine Conditions
A Wisconsin woman describes Soviet famine conditions amid wartime hardship. The account notes widespread hunger, food shortages, and severe living strain affecting families and communities.
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Wisconsin
Rail Section Foreman Hangs Self in Shed
Brief, unclear OCR passage reports a rail section foreman suicide in a shed. Names, dates, and locations are garbled. no clear corroborating details or context are legible.
New Yorkers Face Limits on Reno Divorce Stay
The high court rules New Yorkers cannot obtain a divorce by a brief stay in Reno. The decision restricts out of state residents seeking Nevada divorces and upholds New York law requiring a valid domicile to grant a divorce.
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High Court
Aenheimic
New York
Tingle
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Navy Appropriations Bill Reported For House Vote
Washington reports the House subcommittee on naval appropriations has approved actions in the navy bill. The measure proposes about 850 million in new spending for the next fiscal year and outlines personnel levels and cost savings, with army and executive details under debate.
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House
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Acquisition of Phone Company Gains Official Approval
Officials confirm the acquisition of a major phone company by Whit State Telephore ert contpray. The move prompts changes in governance and operations, with regulators reviewing ownership shifts and intercompany agreements.
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Promrts
Cannes
Green Bay Superintendent Resigns Shocking City Officials
Unclear OCR text reports the resignation of Green Bay's school superintendent. The fragmentary note references city officials and a sudden leadership change raising questions about interim plans and future district direction.
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Green Bay
Two Die in Fire as Theater Burns Down
The blaze destroyed a theater with two fatalities and widespread damage. Fire crews battled flames through the night as investigators began outlining possible causes and assessing the scene. Local residents described the building’s crowded interior and rapid spread of the fire.
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