One sluice gate at Neenah dam opens late yesterday
Neenah officials report one of nine sluice gates on the Neenah dam was opened under a government order. The lower and upper Fox River water has receded. observers await further openings as conditions improve but remain far from normal.
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Grocer Fatally Run Down by Northwestern Freight Train
United Press reports Patsy Forte a 31 year old grocer was killed in a roadside incident here when struck by a Northwestern road freight train. He was walking along the tracks carrying two bushels of potatoes for a customer and, seeing the locomotive, became confused and stepped in front of it. His body was extensively mangled.
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Confession Sought From Husband of Bomb Victim
Milwaukee police press conference after Otto Hahn, husband of a woman killed in a Sunday bomb explosion, held at police HQ and counsel present, seeks a confession at 2 p m. or sooner.
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Milwaukee
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Italy Signs Agreement With Turkey At Angora Pact
London reports Italy has entered a secret political agreement with the Turkish at Angora following France. The move involves withdrawal of troops from Asia Minor and promises to grant Turkey favorable terms, including concessions over Thrace and control in Constantinople. The accord purportedly includes assurances of limited Italian propaganda and measures toward self government for Muslim dependencies.
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Mysterious Gertrude Haun Murder Probe Collapses
The investigation into Gertrude Haun’s death near Hoopeston stalls as officials reveal no new leads. Sheriff and state attorney describe a dead end after reviewing confessions and linked suspects. searches of farms, homes, and suspects continue to yield little progress.
Youths Sentenced at Green Bay for Jewelry Theft
Eau Claire youths Gilbert Stenseth and Reuben Woodford, each 18 years old, were sentenced to two years at Green Bay after pleading guilty to stealing $5,000 worth of jewelry from a residence belonging to Mrs. Dan McLead.
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Comedy Star Ada Jones Critically Ill In Hospital
Rocky Mount news reports Ada Jones prominent comedy star is critically ill at a local hospital. The seriousness of her condition became known when it was announced that her close relatives had been summoned.
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Japanese Cabinet Resigns Reported By Premier Takahashi
Tokyo reports Premier Takahashi asked high cabinet officers to resign to permit party reorganization. A government shakeup is possible as the Selu yakal party contemplates changes in leadership and policy alignment.
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McCormack Sets Out for Ireland Visit
John McCormack, back from a serious illness, travels with his wife and family on the Vaquilanla to Ireland for a rest and a visit to his home in Athlone.
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Hypnotist's Bedroom Experiment Amazes Exposed Audience
Alph H. Seaman of York Village hypnotized his roommate WW Briant Obaon during a college demonstration at New Hampshire College. The subject collapsed and could not be awakened by typical methods. A druggist and physician administered stimulants and antidotes, eventually reviving him in a coma from the hypnotic episode.
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Noted Dice Expert Dead in California by Own Hand
Associated Press reports Friedman, famed dice expert, died by suicide near Victorville California after years of gambling and a dramatic rise and fall. He earned nearly half a million dollars in twenty years, battled tuberculosis, and had previously returned from a big win in Cubes.
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Ten Ash Army Officers Sign An Agreement
Ten ash army officers including Michael Cousins and Richard Mulcahy sign an agreement to unite contending Irish forces through elections and a government, amid mixed support and ongoing conferences to resolve the army situation. Raiders threaten and then leave the Kildare Street area as talks continue.
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Open Forum Question Reopens At Wisconsin University
The Wisconsin Board of Regents reconsidered unrestricted open forum at the university. A compromise would form student and faculty committees to decide which speakers may be admitted with the directors to act. President Birge previously barred Doyen Sinelate from speaking. Regents prepare to act unless new issues emerge.
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Chicago Housing Shortage Ends as Building Boom Starts
Chicago officials estimate the city nears a surplus of vacant spaces and residences, signaling an abrupt shift from housing shortage to a building boom. Despite the surplus, experts warn rents should fall as supply exceeds demand, sparking debate over market corrections.
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Regents Order Dean to Reinstate Pair Amid Student Marriage Fallout
A university panel recommends reinstating Hubert Johonson and his bride, tracing the March university debate over consent and parental approval. The commission asserts the couple should be allowed to marry and continue their studies, stressing minimal court involvement and university noninterference. The decision hinges on parental consent and the university aim to avoid further stigma while preserving the students’ future.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce Sobs Over Love Story Revealed
The report recalls a sensational salon tale in Banagu Fla ie pies about Peggy Hopkins Joyce, her tearful recollections of a past romance with Tim Attee, and public attention at Wallteeny Henan. The narrative portrays jealousy, regrets, and social scrutiny surrounding a celebrated figure.
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Thirteen Branches of Rank Ofreland Raided by Dissident Foryes
A Daily Mail correspondent reports in Western Ireland that bands of youths organize to seize country houses amid rising unrest. In Masia county agents are raiding, and raids included attacks on multiple sites with reinforced defenses. The Times notes independent forces at Raphoe are under heavy pressure, with machine guns mounted in a local hall.
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Field Marshal Joffre Leaves Seattle on World Tour
Field Marshal Joffre who held back the Germans at the Marne is about to depart New York for the final leg of his world voyage. He recently landed in Seattle and spent weeks stopping at various cities on his eastward route. He will sail for France shortly.
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Republicans Plan 10 Fight For 29 Senate Seats This Year
A garbled Washington style dispatch outlines Republicans seeking ten campaigns to control twenty nine Senate seats this year. It references Senate candidates Beiter McCormick Albert Pere Ridign and others, noting party strategies and potential gains in a national contest.
Mystery Deaths of Husbands Exhibit Strange Clues
Investigation into a sequence of husband deaths uncovers cryptic notes and possible links to a missing man. Officials trace hints of a trial and a potential suspect amid tangled family ties and unidentified witnesses.
Giant oil deal signed by British Shell and Soviet leaders
Reports from Genoa say the Shell British oil group and the Russian Soviet government signed a large pact giving Shell control over oil sales and, under conditions, production in Russia with profits split 60 to the Soviets and 60 to Shell. Krassin later denied any completed agreement with Shell.
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Louisiana Residents Battle to Hold Back Flood Waters
Reports detail a gallant defense by Louisiana people as rising flood waters threaten communities. Government officials and Congress consider emergency relief, with funds allocated for levee strengthening and flood protection programs amid ongoing rainfall and river breaches.
Girl charged with killing her nephew in Atlanta case
Police in Atlanta report a young woman is charged with killing her nephew. Details are unclear due to damaged text but authorities indicate a fatal incident occurred near a residence in Alton Park. Investigators say the suspect and victim were related and the case is under further review.
Races With Death Across Continent
A garbled report describes a race involving Moited Jess Balentia Pose Harry Sinclair and others across a continent, with mentions of New York and San Antonio. The text references a schedule passing through San Antonio and Saint Louis, hinting at a deadly racing event and a planned route through major cities.
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Harry Sinclair
New York
Mneaie
Sinclair
Tom ¢Rack
Neethern Prada
Moxie City
Dryson
San Antonio
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Age of Innocence in Men's Styles Forecast at Clothiers
Chicago reports on a United National Clothiers convention where exhibitors forecast a new men’s style era. Prominent items include durable night coats with red tape throat, suspender sleeves, blue and pink colors, tailored trouser hems, square-toed shoes, and bright coat linings in pale blue vermilion pink or orange.
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Mhited Press
Chicago
United National Clothiers
Senate Republicans Agree On Borus Bill House Measure Modified
Senate Republicans agree on a bonus bill for veterans with a twenty year certificate plan. The modified house measure would pay the bonus via certificates with an initial 40 percent cash value, rising over 20 years to 7th percent of face value. Certificates may be cashed or rolled to future benefits including unemployment and training options.
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France to respond on debt refunding terms
The American debt funding commission informed the French government it will welcome observations on proposals for paying interest on the Prenem debt and amortization of the principal. The matter goes to the French minister of finance for cabinet review and reply.
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Winrenstn a Preity phonern teninht in Kerovrant
Fragmentary OCR notes from Kerovrant describe a vocal event and weather remarks with unclear names and places. The readable terms include Winrenstn a Preity and mentions of temperature readings and local timing.
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