Tornadoes devastate Missouri Arkansas area, many dead
A violent storm system ripped through Missouri and Arkansas area causing multiple tornadoes. Reports say fifteen bodies found with many injured as trains were halted and debris clogged streets. Green Forest, Joplin, and nearby towns suffered significant damage with stores, houses, and utilities impacted.
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Shife Rock
Ari
Eostiwest
Centome
Northwest
Oareg Toy
Joplin
Sansan
Here
Green Forest
Wisconsin Fruit Saved by Cool Weather, Experts Say
Wisconsin growers report cool spells protected crops as recent cold days lengthened the safe period for fruit ripening. University officials note the milder conditions helped reduce losses and steadied supplies for markets.
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Wisconsin
Uni
Three Injured in Race Riot at 1500
An Associated Press report from Coffeyville recounts a race riot Friday night leaving three injured as mobs searched for Black residents. Bloodhounds tracked suspects to a vacant frame house, police and deputies escorted prisoners to the city jail, and tensions continued amid elder encouragement and continued patrols.
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Associated Press
Jen
Reag Campaign FurdS Committee Meets To AGT On Election Recount
In Washington D C the Reeg Campaign FurdS Committee holds a meeting to discuss potential election recount actions. Three members, Reed, McNary, and Got, are noted as present or mentioned. The report places Reed, McNary as Republicans from Oregon and West Virginia. Senator King of Utah is described as a Democrat.
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Reeg Campaign Furds Committee
GASE
Washinsten
BP. C
Comenitier Vehi
Todas
Reed
McNary
Oregon
Got
Feacon
West Virginia
Senate
Utah
Deaths of Babies Blamed on Hospital Management
A coroner's inquiry notes criticism of hospital management in a case involving the deaths of two infants. Officials face questions over procedures and patient care standards as investigators seek clarity on the events leading to the tragedies.
Register of Deeds Found Not Guilty by Kenosha County Jury
A Kenosha County jury acquits the Register of Deeds after a trial. The report includes garbled text with fragments suggesting mentions of a bank, a street, and a company, but no clear readable details or dates.
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Register OF Deeds
Kenosha County
Man Killed in Missouri Theft Confrontation
In Levis Missouri a manager was killed when George Schultz, a customer, fired a pistol after a dispute over a can of sardines. Schultz claimed he intended to pay for the item. the case unfolds as authorities investigate the shooting and motive.
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Assada St. Levis
RCE
Stere
George Schultz
Day
Schultz
Jurors To Decide Ford Payment In Damages Case
Six women and six men sit in North Courtroom Detroit as jurors hear Aaron Sapiro versus Ford and Dearborn in a million dollar damages action. The trial features closeups of the jurors and dense courtroom attention as both sides present.
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FORD
Bonka W
Detroit
Aaron Sapiro
Ferg
Glubger At The Point Of Death In Detroit Thriller
A late 19th century Detroit report describes a violent incident in which a clubber attacked a man named Ballard near an alley. The assailant fled after a blow to the head, prompting police to circle the area. Officers later recovered clothing, a pistol, two short iron bars, rope, and cartridges connected to the assault.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Victin
Sam- Ole Citk
Wiliam Thrustmas
Wis
Ballard
Andrews in New York Investigates Leviathan Rumors
An unclear dispatch reports Andrews in New York exploring rumors about Leviathan. The fragmentary text mentions Ashtet Press and names Lincoln Ct Anie, with references to charges and officials amid a murky press release.
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Ashtet
New York
Bris
Lincoln Ct
Anie Es
Cowie
University of Wisconsin Wins Historic Conference Victory
A disrupted OCR paragraph notes Wisconsin and Michigan teams in a historic win, mentioning UWonaela and a seven year gap since Wisconsin and Michigan squads last prevailed. The source quality is uneven but indicates a notable victory by a Wisconsin team over Wisconsin and Michigan.
Furniture Case Jury Deliberating In Trust Charge Trial
Jury in the furniture price fixing case remains in deliberations after testimony alleging a conspiracy to fix prices and restrain competition. Prosecutors accuse the defendants of violating trust laws through an alleged collusive scheme.
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Associated Preex
Unis
Tiss
Jever
Gunmen Hold Up Continental Can Office. Two Reported Dead
A group of eight armed men robbed the Continental Can company offices, taking $12.90 and fleeing in a car. An apparent shootout left at least two dead, including Ole Jenason of Sheboygan, with other details unclear as reports from Chicago and Sheboygan vary.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Continental Can Company
Sheboygan
Mina
Ole Jenason
Sheboysan
Riga
Second Time Before the High Court for Review
Attorneys representing a defendant appeal to the state supreme court arguing the verdict for extensive damages. The case was heard on a change of sense with an alleged identical verdict later returned and now under appeal on grounds of excessive damages.
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High Court For Review
Cnivee
States Supreme Caast Court
Ford Libel Case May Hear Racial Articles Evidence
Detroit with Henry Ford libel suit against Sapiro adjourned for argued rulings on admissibility of Jewish race articles from The Dearborn Independent. Judge to decide if past coverage by Ford paper is relevant to alleged defamation and motive, with Deputy United Press noting pending rulings and potential trial timing.
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Ty M.D. Tracy
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford Sapiro
Lf Sapiro
Argumen
Fapermi Sapiro
Ford
Clas
Reig
Maine
Federal agents in Douglas Gourty dig up moon plarts
Federal day agents in Douglas Gourty uncover nineteen moon plarts in a local dig. The discovery prompts curiosity about the site and the origin of the artifacts as investigators document the finds and interview witnesses.
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Federal Day
Douglas Gourty
Moon
Radio features showcased by renowned stations and composers
A fragmented notice highlights radio features and performances across stations such as WEAF WRN and WRAL and mentions composers Walter Damrasch and Muste. It lists cities including New York Atlanta and Duisburg, noting a festival või conference and a season with symphony orchestra involvement.
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Sapyright
Walter Damrasch
Muste
Wiz
Fath Seite
Wellty
WSR
Atlania
H.H
Saylariz
Springfield
Koa
Duisburg
Feason Symphony Orchestra
Crew of smack caught in gale reported safe
A damaged OCR fragment reports a crew of a fishing smack caught in a gale near Lake Michigan. The vessel was reported safe according to officials after an announcement.
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Urok
Gerieva
Chicago
Crass
Lake Amichigan
First Case Ends with Not Guilty Verdict
The jury acquitted the defendant after a five hour trial, returning a not guilty verdict in the first case. Frida Davis defended, with special prosecutor Max Vi. Strehien, while arguments were heard at 226 p.m. The trial followed an accusation involving two private agents and more than four dozen violators. NEXT CASE TUESDAY with March 34 as noted in the fragment.
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Frressister
Creer
Raunis Jenuz x Beige
Gerentir
Aieneul
Gury
E-T
Gute
Fridas
M. B. Davis
Max
Vi. Strehien
Tucesdas
Croarkin Sentenced to Life Imprisonment in Terab Law
A report from Terab law states Croarkin received a life sentence. The article mentions a trial at a Sanuel La Vinienme related to a defeated card and an office of divunt ate nes. Carter was found not guilty.
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Croarkin
Terab Law
Map Agenes
Sanuel la Vinienme
Divunt
Carter
Coolidge Responsive To Badger Bids
A brief item notes Coolidge responding to bids from the Badger group. The text references a presidential context and scattered names, with unclear details due to OCR corruption. It mentions Wisconsin and security or service terms but lacks concrete actions or dates.
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Coolidge
Farm relief cloud looms over 1932 politics
United Press dispatch from Washington notes a large cloud over politics as farm relief dominates the scene. Republicans face pressure after Coolidge vetoed the McNary-Tougens price stabilization bill, with neither major party sure how the issue will impact the next presidential nominating conventions. Observers caution that the farm bloc and reactions from Republicans and Democrats could trigger political shifts ahead of the primaries.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
DU. C
Amer
Ant Coolidge
Iasi
Jury Trial Set Amid Rumors of Modest Dance Controversy
A local court schedules a jury trial as whispers circulate about a public dance event. The defense attorney questions propriety while observers note the presiding judge and venue. The case involves a 41-year-old party figure and unspecified allegations.
Funeral for Teacher Held at Milwaukee
Funeral services were held for a teacher at Weiss undertaking parlors Milwaukee. The interment occurred at Racine, Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Alonan WE
Wipmie
Milmauher Normat
Hood
Gaede
Ay de Weiss
Terment
Racine
Wis
Left Wing of Shan Tung Army Crumples as Shanghai Battle Looms
Foreign dispatches report a large force of Shan Tung troops dissolving on the western flank while Cantonese units push southwest toward Shanghai. Observers note British vigilance as Shanghai defenses endure and a general strike in Shanghai failed to start on time. Military action centers on Sheng southward, with reports of nationalist advances near Nanking and Taizhou.
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London
Shanghaii
Sunzhiang
Nanking
Shanhhai
Shanghai
Zapcoplayer
Ting
Stanshat
China
Sheng
Tientsin
fForsicn
Chan
Tsun Change
Shan Rai
River flood conditions ease upstate as receding waters
Upstate river flood conditions are reported to be easing with receding water levels. The Associated Press notes continued monitoring as authorities assess remaining flood risks and potential impacts on communities along the river corridors in Superior Wisconsin and surrounding areas.
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Upstate
Jugoslavia Officials Say No War Preparations
An official note from Jugoslavia states the country is not preparing for war amid international tension. The report notes calm but provides no new policy details.
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Jugoslavia
Weather forecast excerpt with scattered details
An OCR weather notice describes temperatures near a great lakes region with periods of precipitation and variability. It mentions the upper Mississippi valley, occasional rain, and a trend toward rising temperatures later in the week. The piece reads as a fragmented forecast with multiple misread terms and place references.
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Great Lakes
Wiinesias
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